Mostly Sunny HIGH LIFE JAZZ 5% rain chance Arts Council kicks o new Thursday concert series 87 | 68 Page 2A For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015 $1 Keystone Heights manager chosen for Palatka post often to get to know his staff and City officials will members of the community. “I’m known for being very negotiate a contract involved,” he said. Suggs said he is also experienced with Terry Suggs in seeking grant money to help fund city projects. He said he would pull from his experience in Alachua to BY ASIA AIKINS make the transition to meet the Palatka Daily News needs of Palatka. Keystone Heights has a population of about 1,400 peo- With a split vote, Terry Suggs was ple, while Palatka has a population appointed Tuesday as Palatka’s next of more than 10,000 people. city manager. Commissioners agreed that Suggs Suggs currently serves as had a “clean interview,” as his inter- Keystone Heights’ city manager. view was the shortest interview of Mayor Terrill Hill said city officials the day. would begin negotiating a contract The commission eliminated city with Suggs as soon as possible. manager candidates Lyndon Bonner While Suggs received the most No. and Patrick Kennedy, as the two 1 rankings from the commission, the scored the lowest when all of the decision to appoint him was made commissioners ranked the candi- after an hour of discussion and about dates on a scale of one-to-five. eight hours of interviewing on “(Bonner) seems like one of those Tuesday. people, when they get their mind is Commissioner James Norwood Jr. made up, they’ll push until it gets said he was concerned with the lack CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News done,” Norwood said. of experience Suggs had in the city Palatka Mayor Terrill Hill, left, speaks with Keystone Heights City Manager Terry Suggs during a meet-and-greet Kennedy said he didn’t want to manager position. He has served as session preceding final interviews on Tuesday. Suggs was later voted the top choice for the Palatka job. move to the city of Palatka right Keystone Heights’ city manager for away if he was appointed city man- four years, but has management ager, as he has invested in two his- experience in growth management, “He spent 18 years in Alachua During his interview Tuesday internship program, developing a toric homes in Crescent City. planning and zoning, codes enforce- (County),” Hill said. “You can’t waive afternoon, Suggs said he would budget not funded by the millage Commissioners agreed that they ment, public works, solid waste and the experience he has in all the dif- spend the first five years in Palatka rate and improve infrastructure. He operations. ferent departments over there.” trying to start a mentoring and said he would get out of the office See PALATKA, Page 5A
Deputies DIGGING DEEP AT THE RIVERFRONT Dispute over PHA’s nab accused solid waste assessment drug dealer goes to attorney general BY PETE SKIBA Palatka Daily News BY BRANDON D. OLIVER that decision, County Palatka Daily News Administrator Rick Leary A Miami-Dade County man asked commissioners to brought the wrong kind of There were verbal confron- approve sending a final notice candy to the 3300 block of tations between Putnam to the housing authority to Crill Avenue County and Palatka pay the county-man- on Saturday, Housing Authority dated assessment as deputies officials Tuesday as a opposed to the reported. disagreement about reduced amount the Putnam the solid waste authority has paid for County assessment contin- more than five years. Sheriff’s ued. “We’ve had some Drug and The Board of meetings with the Vice Unit County Commis- representative from detectives sioners decided to the Palatka Housing Madison reported seek a legal opinion Nelson Authority, and they arresting from the state attor- have an opinion that 35-year-old ney general about they are not obligated Rantrell Nicholas Madison state Statute 423.02 to see if to pay the full fee that is cur- the housing authority is justi- rently $265 per residential See ARREST, Page 5A fied in paying a lower assess- housing unit,” Leary said. ment. INDEX Prior to the board making See PUTNAM, Page 5A Advice ...... 2B Briefing ...... 2A Classified/Legals ...... 8A Comics ...... 2B Trial begins for suspect Horoscope ...... 2B Lottery...... 7A Obituaries ...... 10A Opinions ...... 4A in bingo parlor robbery Sports ...... 6A Sudoku ...... 9A BY PETE SKIBA 27-year-old Charles E. Cue Jr. The Voice of Palatka Daily News stole about $3,400 from the Putnam County Bingo Palace in August 2013, Seventh Circuit Court by force, violence and assault since 1885 Judge Clyde while armed with a handgun. Wolfe began According to Putnam VOL. 127 • NO. 105 an accused County Jail records, Cue PALATKA, FLA. Bingo Palace remained in jail without bond gunman’s after his arrest in January trial Tues- 2014. The other accused gun- Public Notices CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Palatka utilities workmen had to close a portion of St. Johns Avenue near Memorial day. man, Bernard Letrell Ash, 26, on Page 8A Drive recently as they added a sewer service line to serve the new hotel and the St. According jail records added, remains By mail, 2 sections Johns River Center currently under construction at the riverfront. to Assistant behind bars in lieu of $100,000 State Attor- bail. ney Ken Cue Janesk, See TRIAL, Page 5A
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for bicycle infractions such as not having a light than other cities. Announcements About 80 percent of those tickets go PALATKA to black cyclists. Scout Court of Honor set for Thursday orlando The Boy Scout Court of Honor will State ranks in the middle present an Eagle ranking at 7:30 of pack for senior health p.m. Thursday at St. James United Methodist Church fellowship hall, A new study ranks Florida in the 400 Reid St. middle of the pack when it comes to Justin Trevarthen will receive the the health of its seniors. rank of Eagle, scouting’s highest The study released last week by rank. Family and friends are invited the United Health Foundation ranks to come and support Justin and other Florida number 27 out of the 50 scouts as they receive rank advance- states for senior health characteris- ment and merit badges. tics. Vermont was ranked No. 1, and INTERLACHEN Louisiana was ranked last. Florida did well on community Habitat continues spending for seniors, as well as a low Interlachen build-out rate of seniors who have fallen in the Submitted photo past year. Vocalist Cathy DeWitt, pictured, and MoonDancer will be the first group in the Arts Council of Greater Palatka’s new The Habitat for Humanity’s New But the study says Florida needs series, “High Life Jazz.” The concert is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. Homes of Old Homeowners build is improvement in the areas of getting Admission is $15. in need of volunteers to continue seniors to volunteer and also getting with the build at 8 a.m. Saturday at seniors to be vaccinated for the flu. 107 Milton Ave. Lunch is provided The study says seniors in Florida and community service hours are also have a high use of intensive care available. units. Arts Council kicks off new concert Details: 325-5862. Visit putnam- habitat.org/volunteer or www.face- miami book.com/putnamhabitatfl Ex-trooper guilty in tow series featuring dance music Thursday POMONA PARK truck bribery scheme Special to the Daily News with Anita O’Day and Diana Krall, Florida Chamber Orchestra. he Arts Council of Greater and she has performed as a powerful Rothschild, often called on to play Kayaking 101 at Lake A former Florida Highway Palatka is making plans for its interpreter of the great American for touring musicians travelling Broward Recreation Area Patrol trooper could get prison new Thursday night “High songbook throughout Florida, and in through the state, has played with time after pleading guilty to an TLife Jazz” concert series, May New York, California, London, Terry Plumeri, Lesley Gore, and Lou Dunns Creek State Park and extortion charge for accepting 28th, June 11 and Aug. 6. The con- Hawaii, and the Virgin Islands, Christy. Friends of Dunns Creek State Park bribes for selling confidential certs will be held at the Larimer according to a news release. The MoonDancer ensemble is in will offer a Kayaking 101 program accident reports. Arts Center, 216 Reid St. in Palatka. “She has performed with Dave demand for concerts, swing dances, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, June 5 The ex-trooper, Kirk Chambers, The series kicks off Thursday with Frishberg, Rob Bargad, Bruce festivals, corporate and cultural at Lake Broward Recreation Area on pleaded guilty last week to an jazz, swing and dance music by Forman, and Bobby Sanabria. events. Recent performances Lake Broward. Cost is $25 a person extortion conspiracy charge under Cathy DeWitt and MoonDancer at 7 Smith-Adams spent 15 years play- include: the Cummer Museum Jazz and limited to six participants. color of law, which carries up to p.m. Admission is $15 and includes ing in the New York Catskill Concert Series in Jacksonville, Jazz Kayak, paddle and PFD rentals are 20 years in prison. Prosecutors light hors d’oeuvres plus a compli- Mountain resort area, where so Up Dunnellon, UF JazzFest, and included in training fee. Participants say Chambers accepted bribes mentary first beverage. many famous entertainers per- concerts for the Gainesville Friends must be 18 years or older. from tow truck drivers for infor- According to Denise Aiken, execu- formed. She lived in the U.S. Virgin of Jazz. The band has been recorded Kayaking is a water sport so mation about car crashes and tive director of the Arts Council, her Islands for many years and she and broadcast on several radio and expect to get wet and dress accord- stranded drivers. organization is glad to be able to became a fixture on the music scene television programs, including the ingly. No refunds available for train- In addition, Chambers acknowl- provide something a little up-scale there, playing restaurants, jazz national PBS show CD Highway and ing, unless another participant can edged he obtained personal infor- for adults to dance, relax and have a clubs, parties, jazz fests, numerous will now be featured at the historic fill the spot. Registration is required: mation from about 100 accident night out. charity events, and all the major St. Larimer Arts Center in Palatka. www.Kayaking101.eventbrite.com. victims and provided them to a “The concert will be held in the Thomas/St. John resorts, as well as For more information about the Details: 329-3721. confidential FBI source for lobby of the Larimer Arts Center, the Sunset Jazz Concerts on St. series or to find out how to reserve $5,000. The source claimed he which will be decked out with tables, Croix. tickets, call the Arts Council at 328- wanted the information for a chi- mood lighting, fine art photography Grier is a student at the 8998, or visit http://artsinputnam. ropractor to solicit business from by Steve Kight and space to dance. University of Florida and has org. Concerts at the Larimer is sup- victims. The MoonDancer quintet features already toured with the world ported in part by memberships, the State News Chambers was a trooper from DeWitt, an award-winning vocalist, famous Glenn Miller Orchestra. Putnam County Tourist January 2004 until his March res- saxophonist Ben Grier, Sally Smith- Ottenberg, a graduate with a mas- Development Council, the State of miami ignation. Adams on piano, David Ottenberg ter’s degree in music, is constantly Florida, Department of State, Two city of Miami employees on acoustic bass and Rob Rothschild in demand, working in bands like Division of Cultural Affairs and the 30 more arrested for and four tow truck drivers also on drums. the Omi Ajamu Trio and Unsafe Florida Council on Arts and home insurance fraud have been convicted. DeWitt has been compared vocally Sax, as well as the University of Culture. 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052715a2.indd 1 5/26/15 4:48 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015 State News State Senate offers health care coverage compromise miami Search on for woman missing from boat By Gary Fineout House criticized in the initial proposal. private health insurance and fought Associated Press “We have listened to senators, House ardently a few years ago to get the feder- Miami-Dade Police say they are looking for a 26-year-old members, constituents, and other stake- al government to sign off on it. He’s woman who went missing from a boat. TALLAHASSEE — Republican leaders holders and incorporated their feedback altered his stance on Medicaid expansion Multiple news outlets report Lauren Jenee Lamar was boat- in the Florida Senate offered up a to create a stronger Florida solution, the multiple times and now opposes it. ing with two friends over the weekend on Biscayne Bay off revamped health care proposal Tuesday Senate, House and Gov. Scott can proud- The Obama administration is trying to South Florida. Police said they received a call Sunday evening in an effort to end a budget stalemate ly present to Washington as Florida’s entice states to expand Medicaid by offer- from 45-year-old Russell Bruce, who said that when he docked that threatens to shut down state govern- best offer for a health insurance exchange ing to pay the entire bill and then 90 per- his 30-foot vessel at Matheson Hammocks Marina in Miami ment, but the proposal was immediately that meets the unique needs of our state,” cent after that. It’s a much more gener- Sunday night, he realized Lamar was missing. rejected by Gov. Rick Scott and House Gardiner said. ous rate than the state’s share for the Bruce told police he had thought Lamar was sleeping in the GOP leaders. Scott current Medicaid population, which is a cabin of the boat when they docked. Legislators are scheduled to return to said the 60-40 split with the federal government. Investigators are talking with two people who were on the the state Capitol next week for a 20-day proposal The proposal was But the Republicans are reluctant to take boat. No charges have been filed. special session where they are expected would any money tied to Obama’s health care Search crews are focusing on three square miles of Biscayne to pass a new state budget. cost the immediately law. Bay. Senate President Andy Gardiner state $5 rejected by The divide between the two chambers Family says Lamar had just moved to Florida from the announced what he called a “compro- billion was sparked by the impending loss of Atlanta metro area. mise” on health care coverage that is an over 10 Gov. Rick Scott more than $1 billion in federal aid to hos- attempt to win over both skeptical House years. pitals that is to set to expire this sum- d aytona beach leaders as well as Scott. “ A and House GOP mer. The new Senate plan would jettison budget leaders. Federal officials told Florida that they 1 killed, 9 hurt in single-car accident an initial proposal to expand Medicaid that wanted the state to consider expanding Authorities say a vehicle rollover Monday afternoon near this summer, but instead would still keeps Medicaid insurance as part of the agree- Ormond Beach left an Ocala woman dead and injured nine oth- rely on federal money linked to Florida’s economy growing will cut taxes ment to extend the hospital funds. Last ers, including seven children. President Barack Obama’s health care and give Floridians back more of the week, the Obama administration offered Multiple news sources report the accident happened on State overhaul. Low-income Floridians would money they earn, not inevitably raise to extend Florida’s hospital funds for Road 40 Monday afternoon, leaving the driver, 39-year-old be eligible to purchase coverage through taxes in order to implement Obamacare another two years, but only at about half Rosemary Davila, dead. Florida Highway Patrol Trooper a new state-run exchange, but they and grow government,” the governor said the amount the state received last year, Wanda Diaz says the right rear tire separated on the SUV, would have to pay premiums and they in a statement. saying it would not approve hospital causing it to move into the center median and overturn in the would be required to work. The new House leaders also criticized the new funding for costs that that would be cov- westbound lanes. health coverage plan would require fed- proposal. House Speaker Steve Crisafulli ered by expansion. The children, ranging from 9 months old to 9 years old, were eral approval and would not kick in said he doubted Florida would win Sen. Rene Garcia, a Hialeah all taken to Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and most of until January. approval for some of the requirements Republican who chairs the Senate health them are in serious condition. 25-year-old Stephanie Roman It would also allow consumers who are and that the state would instead be left care budget committee, said the Senate was listed in serious condition at Central Florida Regional currently getting insurance through the with a “costly and inefficient entitlement plan will help the state transition as it Hospital and 24-year-old Michael Roman was listed in critical federal exchange to continue doing so program.” loses the federal money for hospitals. He condition at Halifax Health. instead being bumped to an expanded Scott favored shifting the state’s exist- called it a “much better investment of our Medicaid program — something the ing Medicaid population of 3 million into limited taxpayer dollars.” westville Man shot by Panhandle deputy One person was injured during a standoff with a sheriff’s deputy in the Florida Panhandle. Deputies responded Monday to a tip that two men with felo- Tiny pre-fab homes eyed for chronically homeless ny warrants were at thea home in Westville. As the deputies tried to make contact with the men, one of By Kate Santich rently living in cars, tents, construction is solid — meet- Global Outreach property a them pulled a gun. Holmes County Sheriff’s officials say the The Orlando Sentinel abandoned campers and dilap- ing all the current hurricane half-block south of State Road deputy fired his gun, injuring the man. He was taken to a hos- idated mobile homes. standards. The siding and roof 50. pital, but his injuries were not immediately available. ORLANDO — Must see to “Housing has been one of have a 40-year warranty. “We’re trying to address A second man surrendered to authorities a short time later. appreciate! Cozy two-story our biggest challenges, to say “And we’ve designed them this huge need to house A third person briefly barricaded himself in the home, but was cottage with bath, kitchenette, the least,” McKinney says. specifically to be low-mainte- homeless people who are eventually arrested. loft, spacious porch and com- “But we looked at a lot of nance, colorful, stylish and already in east Orange No further details were immediately available. munity garden. Walking dis- options and found the perfect energy-efficient,” McKinney County,” he says. “And we Westville is northwest of Panama City, near Interstate 10. tance to health care, bus line, housing model for us, and it’s adds. “This isn’t something want to do it without displac- library and shops. a great replacement for those that’s just ‘better than being ing them, which sometimes bradenton Sound appealing? Tim decades-old trailers. We’re homeless.’” happens when agencies try to McKinney thinks so. He’s calling it Dignity Village.” Rents would be 30 percent make improvements.” Eatery burglarized, safe pried open CEO of United Global McKinney unveiled the of the tenants’ income, if any. Andrae Bailey, CEO of the Manatee County sheriff’s deputies say a Bradenton eatery Outreach, the nonprofit work- blueprint this week, but he McKinney still has to raise Central Florida Commission was burglarized and $3,000 was stolen from a safe. ing to improve life for low- already has purchased the ini- $1.1 million to buy the other on Homelessness, says he’s a SweetBerries Eatery, a sandwich, salad and frozen custard income residents in Bithlo. tial $26,000 unit with funding 42 units, though he hopes to believer in the project. shop, was broken into over the weekend. Deputies say someone His vision for this tiny home from Florida Hospital. The work with Orange County to “It’s not the total solution to broke a bathroom window and pried the restaurant’s safe from — just 456 square feet — is home can be assembled from a acquire the land at little or no homelessness, but it’s defi- the floor. one of the solutions Central kit using only a wrench and a cost. The first model will be nitely one piece,” he says. “We Owner Mike Osmond said he wouldn’t be able to access the Florida leaders are eyeing to screwdriver, he says, yet the built on existing United need creative ideas like this.” camera footage from the security system until Tuesday, and house homeless people at a when he obtained the footage, he turned it over to deputies. time when rents for conven- Osmond says he’ll board up the windows. He also plans to tional housing have soared. add extra cameras and security measures and change the way McKinney’s plan, due to the restaurant handles money. have its first unit built by mid-June, includes 43 tiny Tampa homes in a community con- nected by walking paths to a Firefighters find six flags in trash bin large main building with a full Tampa firefighters starting their shifts on Memorial Day found kitchen and meeting and rec- SeniorHelp preserve your memories Parents! of your special graduate six American flags on poles in a trash bin behind their station. reational space. Part of a with a congratulatory message in the Palatka Daily News. Most of the flags were full of holes and covered in paint and national tiny-homes move- other debris. ment still in its infancy, the The Daily News will run a special page(s) devoted Capt. 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052715a3.indd 1 5/26/15 5:44 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam County, Flor ida s ince 1885 Today is Wednesday, May 27, W Ayne K NUCKLES, Publ isher the 147th day of 2015. There are A l Kromba c h , E d i t o r 218 days left in the year.
C o m m u n i t y N e w s p a p e r s , I n c . th is day in putnam: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1818, Pensacola surrendered communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal to Gen. Andrew Jackson, giving is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the the United States complete pos- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, session of West Florida. quality and hard work. In 1851, post offices were estab- TOM W OOD, C HAIRMAN lished in Munsonville and Welaka. DINK NESM ITH, P RESIDENT The Munsonville office was dis- continued June 19, 1859. The OUR VIEWS Welaka post office has been in “ Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features continuous operation for 151 on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not years. necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. In 1943, free barbecue and the giving away of a purebred bull marked the opening of the East Palatka State Livestock Market.
Tod ay’s Highlight in History: Festival’s On May 27, 1935, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States, unanimously struck down the National Industrial Recovery Act, a key component of President home is on Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “New Daily News editor looks Deal” legislative program. Otn this da e: In 1896, 255 people were killed riverfront toward new horizons when a tornado struck St. Louis, Missouri, and East St. Louis, Illinois. mid construction on the riverfront, n an age of seemingly-con- ed a federal hiring freeze, he In 1929, Charles A. Lindbergh the 27th annual Blue Crab stant change in the newspa- Wayne started scrambling for a Jr. married Anne Morrow in Festival showcased all that’s per industry, Al Krombach replacement job. Englewood, New Jersey. good in Palatka during the four- Ihas always seen to it that knuckles He found one at the Putnam In 1933, the Chicago World’s A his reporters stay grounded in County Courier-Journal, where Fair, celebrating “A Century of day festival. the fundamentals. he started as reporter and Progress,” officially opened. Walt And let’s be clear: The festival’s home “The skills you need (to suc- worked his way up to editor Disney’s Academy Award-winning should remain on the riverfront. ceed in journalism) never change, no matter and general manager. animated short “The Three Little In 2014, rumors swirled about the fes- what the medium,” Krombach, the soon-to-be After stints at the Florida Times Union as Pigs” was first released. tival’s future home. At one point, the Blue retired editor of the Palatka Daily News, said Clay County bureau chief, and later at the In 1936, the Cunard liner RMS Crab Festival committee voted to move earlier this week. “It’s writing to facts, double- Winter Haven News Chief, Krombach returned Queen Mary left England on its the cherished event to the fairgrounds. checking your work and being honest. People to Putnam County where he was hired as a maiden voyage to New York. Quickly and expediently, city leaders in have to trust you and know you will do right by copy editor for the Palatka Daily News in 2004, In 1937, the newly completed them.” and later moved to news editor. Golden Gate Bridge connecting Palatka worked out details to keep the For years, Krombach has pointed cub report- He took the reins as Daily News editor on San Francisco and Marin County, festival downtown. ers to two books that contain timeless advice Nov. 1, 2012. California, was opened to pedes- That’s where it belongs. for aspiring journalists. Over the decades, he has seen many changes trian traffic (vehicles began cross- The festival brings thousands – some “Strunk and White’s ‘The Elements of Style,’ in the ways newspapers are produced. ing the next day). estimates say even 100,000 – people to and Mark Twain’s ‘Life On the Mississippi,’” “I remember when the St. Petersburg Times In 1941, the British Royal Navy the riverfront, Palatka’s crown jewel. he said. “Between those two books, you can switched from manual typewriters to comput- sank the German battleship learn everything you need to know about jour- ers,” he said. “We didn’t have individual com- Bismarck off France, with a loss of Smart shop owners have their stores nalism and writing news.” puters in those days, just a monitor and a key- some 2,000 lives, three days after open during the festival, plying their Krombach took a moment Tuesday to reflect board at our desk that was connected to a the Bismarck sank the HMS wares to guests from all across the on his newspaper career, which began almost mainframe computer somewhere in the back. Hood. Sunshine State and beyond. by accident. When you walked into the newsroom with 40 In 1942, Navy Cook 3rd Class Foodies looking for a variety of seafood His family moved from his native reporters typing away (on manual typewrit- Doris “Dorie” Miller became the are satiated by a plethora of offerings, Philadelphia to Daytona Beach when he was ers), it sounded like a dull roar.” first African-American to receive plus all the regular fare prominent at fes- 10 years old, and he has been a resident of Asked to recall some of his fondest memo- the Navy Cross for his “extraordi- Florida pretty much ever since. ries, he hardly hesitated before volunteering, “I nary courage and disregard for his tivals. He went to college in Tallahassee, joined the only had one death threat.” own personal safety” during Live music at Riverfront Park was bois- Air Force, and after his tour of duty returned It came as a result of a series of articles Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor. terous and eclectic, and if you wanted, to college to complete his degree. Krombach did on an abandoned subdivision In 1962, a dump fire in you could enjoy the music with adult “I started working for the Gannett News near Hoot Owl Ridge. Centralia, Pennsylvania, ignited a libations – including liquor for the first Bureau when I went back to school for the sec- “People where living back there in lean-tos blaze in underground coal depos- time. ond time,” he recalled. “They had teletype and old trailers with no electricity,” he remem- its that continues to burn this day. There were very few parking issues machines and I had worked with those in the bered. Krombach did a series of articles on con- In 1985, in Beijing, representa- Air Force.” ditions there despite the anonymous phone call tives of Britain and China during the festival, as well. Most festival- For those unfamiliar, teletype machines pro- that threatened his life if he went back. exchanged instruments of ratifica- goers took advantage of the various vided the “clack, clack, clack” sound you hear Asked what changes he most remembers tion for an accord returning Hong nooks and crannies of downtown Palatka. in the background of movie shots of old news- about Putnam County, he thought for a Kong to Chinese control in 1997. At no point did parked cars crest the top paper newsrooms. On the receiving end, a moment before responding, “Putnam doesn’t of the bridge on both sides. There was typewriter-like device spit out copy at several change much. There are a lot more knowledge- Ten years ago: room to spare. hundred words a minute from all corners of the able and a lot more professional elected offi- Speaking out for the first time The folks who organized and operate globe. cials now. Back in the old days, you never in favor of controversial base clos- But it was a different setup for editors like knew what they were going to do.” ings, President George W. Bush the festival should be commended for Krombach on the sending end. He plans to travel, write and stay involved told the Naval Academy com- their hard work and the tremendous “You couldn’t see what you were typing,” he in the community as much as possible. He mencement the nation was wast- effort that goes into biggest annual event recalled. “You had to be able to read the dots hopes to do more volunteer work, and will ing billions of dollars on unneces- in Putnam County. on the tape.” remain active in the Putnam County sary military facilities and needed As city leaders and Blue Crab Festival Later, he landed a job at the St. Petersburg Community Band, where he is said to play a the money for the war on terror- board members debrief from the hectic, Times and Evening Independent. mean saxophone. ism. Testimony ended in the “I found out through a friend working there “I will miss having an ear to the ground at Michael Jackson child molestation hot four-day weekend, we encourage they needed help covering sporting events,” he all times, and knowing hour to hour and day to trial after prosecutors showed them to look for a potential long-term said. “I was going one-two nights per week cov- day what’s going on,” he said. “You just can’t jurors a video of the accuser being agreement to keep the festival at its ering baseball or football at five bucks a game. stifle that need to know. I will miss working interviewed by police and the rightful home, the riverfront. Later, they doubled my salary, so I must have with a lot of newspaper people, too.” defense rested. (Jackson was later The festival operated smoothly despite been doing something right.” Everyone is invited to stop by the Daily acquitted.) a multitude of construction projects. He was eventually able to earn a full-time News on Thursday afternoon and wish Al Imagine how perfect it will be when position covering prep sports on the 6 p.m. to 2 Krombach a bon voyage as he begins the next Five years ago: a.m. shift weeknights. chapter of his long and rewarding life. On the defensive more than those projects are complete and the riv- “I almost never saw my boss,” he said, smil- I will miss talking with him on a daily basis, five weeks into the nation’s worst- erfront continues to shine as Palatka’s ing. but I’m happy to know he’ll still be only a ever oil spill, President Barack greatest asset. In 1982, Krombach had accepted a job with phone call away … when he’s not busy seeing Obama insisted his administra- the federal government in Oklahoma, and the world, that is. tion, not oil giant BP, was calling while waiting to begin, came to East Palatka the shots in the still-unsuccessful where his mother and sister were living at the Wayne Knuckles is the publisher of the Daily News. response. time. When President Ronald Reagan institut- [email protected] One year ago: F Y I Charting an end to America’s longest war, President Barack It can be difficult to buy only organic for everything Bravo! to a great theater mentor Obama announced plans for keep- you eat, but if you like coffee, consider brewing and ing nearly 10,000 U.S. troops in drinking organic java. Almost all coffee is grown and har- Afghanistan after 2014 but then vested the United States, and some countries can have By Allison ran through my head including, performance of the show pre- withdrawing virtually all by the very lax environmental regulations. When you find coffee Waters-Merritt “Does this man ever sleep? Can miered. This year as a fresh- close of 2016 and the conclusion of that is United States Department of Agriculture-certified he pull this show off in Palatka? man, he had the honor of being his presidency. organic, it means that the foreign-grown beans have to Ten years ago I embarked on I hope he is still teaching when cast in the anniversary perfor- follow very strict standards. Certified organic means no one of the most amazing ven- my son gets to high school.” mance as part of the ensemble. Tod ay’s Birthdays: chemical pesticides or fertilizers were used, so that tures, participating in a trip to Much to my dismay, Mr. P Quick to shy away from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist means there won’t be any trace amounts of those in your New York with a gaggle of teen- did retire from teaching, and for spotlight and lead the applause Herman Wouk is 100. Actor morning cup, either. agers with their brilliant the- a short time, the musical the- for his students, Mr. P is a tes- Christopher Lee is 93. Former Bees aren’t the only insects who help pollinate fruits, ater teacher, Jim Pignato, bet- ater program looked as though tament to the great accomplish- Secretary of State Henry flowers and veggies. Butterflies are also an important ter known as “Mr. P.” it would be lost, another casual- ments our children can achieve Kissinger is 92. Former FBI part of the ecosystem. To help attract butterflies to your The trip was to expose stu- ty of budget cuts and emphasis when given the right person to Director William Sessions is 85. garden, avoid insecticides altogether, because they are dents to a new level of theater, on core classes. lead them. I have to admit, I Author John Barth is 85. Actress lethal. Be aware that butterflies aren’t attracted just to to experience the vibrancy of Then, a flicker of hope arose cringed a couple of times during Lee Meriwether is 80. Musician flowers, but to flowering plants and bushes that are rich New York and give them social when Mr. P returned to helm a rehearsal, when things didn’t Ramsey Lewis is 80. Actor Louis in nectar. Look for flowers like milkweed, mint, zinnias, etiquette tips. It was an experi- middle school production of always go as planned, but I was Gossett Jr. is 79. Singer-actress buddleia and heliotrope, which are nectar-rich. Also, fill- ence I gladly signed up and “Yes, Viriginia.” In less than a reassured in knowing Mr. P Dee Dee Bridgewater is 65. Actor ing a shallow dish with fresh water every day is a simple paid for. That year, the Palatka year, high school musical the- would see his students through. Todd Bridges is 50. TV chef Jamie way to give them a place to drink, too. High School Theater ater returned as an after-school Yes, Mr. P, the spotlight is on Oliver is 40. Alt-country singer- With California facing one of the worst droughts and Department had scored a major program.Students who grew up you for this brief moment this songwriter Shane Nicholson is 39. water crises ever, more attention is being paid to the way coup; they would be one of a exposed to intricate dance piece of newsprint circulates. I Actor Michael Steger is 35. Actor we use water at home. Green, verdant lawns often mean select few approved to perform sequences and Broadway musi- offer a sincere thanks to you, Darin Brooks is 31. Actor-singer an extraordinary amount of water being used to keep the “Disney’s Beauty and the cals now could audition for knowing my child’s life is Chris Colfer is 25. grass thriving. Instead of wasting water on grass, one Beast.” While in New York, the those roles. enriched because you are in it. easy solution is to look into xeriscape, which is gardening group went to the show to see We recently saw the last per- I can’t wait to see what you Thought for Today: that takes advantage of rainfall retention in an area. what was expected…down to formance of “Disney’s Beauty have in store next! “A man who limits his interests Lush and green groundcovers like thyme, yarrow, succu- the mystical transformation and the Beast,” 10 years after limits his life.” — Vincent Price, lents and sweet woodruff require almost no mowing or sequence at the end. its Putnam County debut. My Alison Waters-Merritt is a Daily American actor (born this date in maintenance and can thrive on very little water. At the time, several thoughts son was 5 when Palatka’s first News advertising representative. 1911, died 1993).
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munity instead of just from a legal Putnam County Sheriff’s Two men die after being aspect. Office deputy. At the time of Palatka “But if I don’t get this job, I’ll go back Trial the robbery she was a Palatka pulled from rough water continued from PAge 1A to making money,” he said. continued from PAge 1A Police Department detective. Commissioner Justin Campbell said She testified that O’Neal’s he was disappointed with Holmes’ sec- identification of Ash should be Associated Press wanted a new city manager who lives in ond interview. He said Holmes could Stating that he planned to believed. ORMOND BEACH — Authorities say and contributes to the city. have given the commission more clear- establish that both men took While in charge of the rob- two men died after being pulled from Suggs was with Donald Holmes and cut answers in his interview as he had part in the robbery and were bery investigation, Devey rough waters on Central Florida’s east James Drumm on the top-three candi- so much experience working with the linked to the crime by DNA said, she questioned Ash and coast, the second and third drownings of dates list. city. Holmes has served as the Palatka and victim testimony, Janesk Cue. Cue had said he was with the holiday weekend. Hill said he had concerns with city attorney for the last 15 years. called Bingo Palace employee Ash before the robbery, Devey A 61-year-old man from Lebanon was Drumm’s departure from Zephyrhills Commissioner Rufus Borom said he Katherine O’Neal. added, but not at the time of unconscious when he was pulled from Ormond and Commissioner Mary Lawson Brown would like the new city manager to O’Neal described her fear as the robbery. Beach on Monday morning just before 11 a.m. said there was something about him have experience being a city manager. the masked gunman pushed Janesk plans to call expert and was pronounced dead at 11:51 a.m. that she “couldn’t connect with.” Norwood moved to appoint Holmes, her to the floor, continued DNA witnesses today on the In another incident, police detective “He kind of reminded me of (past city but did not receive a second to his screaming at her and pushed pantyhose and mask found by Melanie Griswold says on Melbourne manager Michael Czymbor),” she said. motion. a gun into her head. investigators near the Bingo Beach, passers-by pulled 50-year-old Jose Norwood said he appreciated Holmes’ Campbell moved to appoint Suggs “He wanted to know where Palace. Lopez from the edge of the surf around humility when he answered questions and Borom seconded. Brown voted in my purse and phone were,” Cue’s defense attorneys, 12:30 p.m., but he died at Holmes about why he should be named city Suggs’ favor along with Campbell and O’Neal said. “I put my hand on Randall Richardson and Regional Medical Center in Melbourne. manager. Borom, while Hill and Norwood voted the gun, and he put it back on Angelique Dalaridis, isaid Beach patrol says on Sunday, a man Holmes said the job wouldn’t be a against. my head. He pushed the gun there would be plenty of room died after being dragged from surf around “retirement job,” but a job that would until my face went into the for reasonable doubt in the 11 a.m. in Daytona Beach Shores. allow him to have influence on his com- [email protected] carpet.” case. O’Neil added that the car- Doubts would arise from the pet burned her face as the other DNA found on a hat or gunman rubbed her face into the pantyhose said by the Greenwood said, “Madison, of cocaine,” Greenwood said. custody without further inci- it. state to be worn by his client, Opa-Locka, became the sub- Drug and Vice Unit deputies dent.” “I begged him for my life. I Richardson said. He also Arrest ject of a monthlong undercov- aided by the SWAT team Charged with trafficking in have two kids,” O’Neal said pointed out the identification continued from PAge 1A er investigation after deputies moved in on Madison at Crill cocaine, heroin and possession with tears welling in her eyes. of his client by photo lineup determined that he was Avenue’s Annie Spells Senior of marijuana, deputies report- “I begged him. I wanted to see would also be suspect. responsible for delivering var- Apartments. ed booking Madison in my children.” While O’Neal described her and seizing a candy box hold- ious narcotics to Putnam When Madison spotted the Putnam County Jail. He was The other gunman O’Neal attacker as thick or chunky, ing a small amount of marijua- County.” deputies, he left the candy box later released on $30,512 described as wearing panty- the defense said Cue was nei- na, 40 grams of crack cocaine The investigation disclosed in his vehicle and ran to an bond. hose over his face sounded ther. and 20 grams of heroin. Madison planned a “large apartment, Greenwood said familiar to her. She recognized The trial is scheduled for Sheriff’s Maj. Johnny delivery of heroin and and added, “he was taken into [email protected] him, O’Neal said. It was Ash. today at the Putnam County Janesk called three other Courthouse. witnesses from the robbery to the stand. Two were custom- [email protected] the county and housing Commissioner Chairman ty,” Flagg said. “At the same ers at the 201 St. Johns Ave. authority to side with the Karl Flagg said he would like time, we can’t be at odds with Bingo parlor. Putnam housing authority. to get feedback from the attor- our county, who’s having to One stated a robber beat continued from PAge 1A The fact there are delin- ney general before the com- provide the services and can- her on the head as she began quent amounts listed on the mission decides how to pro- not afford to provide the ser- to kneel on the floor. Although monthly bills the county sends ceed with the matter. vices on the discounted model she couldn’t identify the rob- Leary suggested sending the housing authority should He and other commission- that we’re currently using.” bers, she said she definitely the case to the county’s Legal be a sign paying the lower ers suggested engaging in saw guns. Department if the county assessment was not accept- mediation rather than taking [email protected] Danette Devey is now a didn’t receive a “positive able, Castleberry said. the case to court. The goal, he response” to the “Clearly, (the delinquent said, is to gain clarity and notice. Housing Authority notice) was saying that was come to an agreement. Executive Director John not what we were accepting,” “We cannot have an impasse Nelson told commissioners the he said. with our Palatka Housing statute allows housing author- There was criticism from Authority, which is the entity ities to pay an agreed upon commissioners as well. that is necessary in our coun- amount – in the local authori- Property owners throughout ty’s case, $89 per housing unit. the county have to pay the full After the meeting, Nelson assessment, which is $295 per RETIRING? Pet of the Day cited Resolution No. 2009-53, household in Palatka and signed July 28, 2009, which Crescent City and $395 in MATER PERHAPS WE SHOULD TALK establishes the Solid Waste other areas of the county, so Collection and Disposal why should the housing District and the solid waste authority not be held to the assessment – at the time $89 same standards, Commissioner GINN FINANCIAL GROUP per household in Palatka and Larry Harvey said. Crescent City. Housing authority residents Helping You Manage & Safeguard Your Assets. “As was stated by Mr. receive county-funded servic- Leary, we do not agree that es, he said, therefore, the there is a delinquent amount authority should pay the full of money owed to the county,” amount. Nelson said. “The Housing “I don’t see how you can Hi, my name is Mater, a 3 year old male Authority board approved a honestly stand there and go, black lab mix. I am a very outgoing, happy boy that loves attention when- Jay A. Ginn payment of $89 per unit. And ‘we shouldn’t have to pay’ or ever I can get it. I love my tennis balls ® to date, we are current with ‘pay a reduced rate,’ when and my pool on the hot summer days. Chartered Financial Consultant that payment.” we’re telling our citizens of Sometimes I am a little excited, but I am Nelson’s view on the matter Putnam County that they willing to learn. I would be a great addi- HELPING CLIENTS tion to an active family. differs from that of County have to pay the same thing,” 386-325-4501 REACH THEIR GOALS Attorney Russ Castleberry, Harvey said. “You’re getting All of our animals are spayed/neutered, SINCE 1938 microchipped and current on their age appropriate who said he and Nelson inter- the services, but you’re not vaccinations. If you can give this pet a home, contact preted the state statute differ- wanting to pay as the rest of the Humane Society at 325-1587 or visit the shelter ently and he needs to see an the citizens of Putnam County at 112 Norma St. in Hollister. The Humane Society interlocal agreement concern- are paying. That’s just not of Northeast Florida is run entirely on donations. ing the assessment between fair.” Ad Brought To You As A Service Of The IRA ROLLOVERS RETIREMENT PLANNING Palatka Daily News Please Join Us in celebrating the retirement of our Editor Al Krombach
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he Southeastern Conference Legendary Palatka athlete Bill Perry dies wants a level playing field. Yep, the league that boasts Three-sport star keyed ing the Hancock Trophy as for anybody and if he dis- never tell you. He was humble, unas- Tseven consecutive football the school’s outstanding agreed with anything, you suming,” said Buddy Mangum, a national championships, resides in two baseball state titles athlete. A running back never knew it.” teammate and lifelong friend. “With some of the country’s most fertile offered a scholarship with Team success came along that being said, once he got between recruiting grounds and has loads of the University of Florida, with individual achieve- the lines, you couldn’t find a more history and fan support is complaining By Andy Hall Perry opted to sign with the ments. fierce competitor.” about being at a competitive disadvan- Palatka Daily News Cleveland Indians, who Two of the three state No less than Don Sutton can attest. tage. selected him in the fourth championships the Braves Perry was a sophomore when he SEC coaches and administrators Bill Perry, whose combination of round of the 1965 major won in baseball during the homered off the future Hall of Famer gathered in a lush, beachside resort skill, competitiveness and humility league draft, and reached era – 1963 and ’65 – came as the Braves beat Sutton’s Pensacola hotel for their annual spring meetings made him one of the best and most class AA before retiring with Perry in the lineup. He Tate team 3-2 in the 1963 state semi- Perry and the agenda included discussion popular athletes to come out of with arm trouble. was part of Palatka Senior’s finals in Avon Park. He hit .417 as a about evening things out by potentially Palatka Senior High School in the “He was probably one of Final Four basketball team senior on the ’65 championship team tweaking rules regarding satellite 1960s, died Monday in a Gainesville the best athletes that came along at in 1964 and the Braves were 17-1-4 and hit a bases-loaded triple that camps and graduate transfers. hospital after a long illness. He was that time,” said Billy Bennett, his with two bowl victories in his last two helped PSHS rout host Plant City “If we’re going to compete for the 68. football at baseball coach with the seasons playing football. 14-0 in the title game. championship, and everybody’s going Perry excelled in baseball, football Braves. “He was fabulous in all three “If you met him and didn’t know to play in the playoff system and every- and basketball with the Braves, earn- sports. He never created any problem what an athlete he was, he would See PERRY, Page 7A body’s going to compete for that, then we need to get our rules in alignment so we’re all on a level playing field,” STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Alabama coach Nick Saban said. Change for SJR State Softball The league acted quickly on it, too. The SEC announced Tuesday that it will propose national legislation that Rangers would limit “institutional staff mem- bers to participating in camps and clin- ics on their own campus.” The proposal comes a year after Penn State coach James Franklin and win, force his staff appeared at a Georgia State football camp in Atlanta. SEC coaches bristled back then because league rules prohibit them from doing the same. Game 7 And those camps are becoming more widespread. Michigan’s Jim Harbaugh Lundqvist, Brassard lead is going on a nine-day, nine-city tour starting June 4 in Indianapolis and way in rout of Lightning, ending June 12 in Detroit. The one-day camps across the country include stops deciding game Friday in Florida, Texas, California and Alabama. And Ohio State’s Urban Meyer will By Fred Goodall attend a camp in Boca Raton on June AP Sports Writer 17. “We want it to be done nationally, TAMPA – Derek Brassard had a but there was a lot of conversation hat trick and Henrik Lundqvist among our football coaches that we stopped 36 shots in another season- don’t want to be on the sidelines any saving performance as the New York longer if there’s not going to be a Rangers beat the Tampa Bay change more rapidly,” incoming SEC Lightning, 7-3, Tuesday night to force commissioner Greg Sankey said. “If CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Game 7 in the Eastern Conference that’s going to be the competitive land- SJR State’s Haley Wildes slides safely into second during a sweep of Santa Fe this season. finals. scape, they want to be fully engaged if Brassard also had two assists for the rule doesn’t change nationally.” the Rangers, who evened the series NCAA rules allow football programs 3-3 after being shut out in Game 5 at to hold camps on their campus, inside home. Keith Yandle, James Sheppard their state or within a 50-mile radius of and J.T. Miller also scored on Ben campus, but coaches can guest coach at Bishop, who was pulled with New another school’s camp — whether it’s York leading 5-1 with just under 13 another Football Bowl Subdivision minutes remaining. Rick Nash added school, a Division III school or even a New Direction a power-play goal against Andrei high school. Vasilevskiy and Brassard had an The SEC and Atlantic Coast empty-netter with 1:41 to go to com- Conference have league-wide rules Brosky done after Vikings make state, set win record plete the hat trick. against guest coaching, in part because Lundqvist was outstanding before they don’t want their coaches treading By Andy Hall “I very much appreciate giving up a pair of third-period goals on each other’s turf. Palatka Daily News the support I have received to Nikita Kucherov. New York For programs such as Penn State from this fantastic communi- improved to 4-0 in elimination games and Michigan, satellite camps are a atie Brosky has resigned as softball ty.” this postseason, and Lundqvist is 9-1 way to expand their reach into the fer- coach at St. Johns River State College on The college limited its com- with his team’s season on the line tile recruiting territory of the south- the heels of her most successful season. ments to a press release since the start of last year’s playoffs. east. The Vikings were 33-22 this spring, issued last week. And he’s not finished. “All of us are against it obviously, finishing fourth in the Mid-Florida “I am very thankful for the Game 7 is Friday night in New but there comes a point where we need ConferenceK and qualifying for the state tourna- tireless effort Katie gave us. York, where Tampa Bay has won to start doing it to keep up with Ohio ment for the second time in Brosky’s five seasons She made great strides in twice in this series. State, Michigan, Penn State — the and only the third time in the fastpitch era. They making our softball program Brassard got the Rangers off to a Brosky northern schools that are coming into spent most of season ranked among the state’s competitive within the Mid- strong start with his first goal at 3:36 the south,” South Carolina coach Steve top 10, peaking at sixth and finished tied for Florida Conference and the of the first period. He scored again at Spurrier said. “Whether or not we need eighth. state,” said athletic director and head baseball 7:14 of the third, chasing Bishop and to allow some of our schools to do it will SJR State was 115-155 under Brosky and the coach Ross Jones. “We wish Katie the very best in finishing a stretch in which New York be discussed later.” 2015 win total was the highest in school history. her future endeavors.” scored three times in just over four It seems naive or maybe even arro- The Vikings clinched their most recent trip to Brosky signed with Seminole Community (now minutes to break the game open. gant that the SEC would be publicly state with a 3-2 victory at Daytona State College State) College out of high school – choosing the Nash finished with a goal and three campaigning for anything to level the on the final day of the regular season. Raiders over St. Johns – and completed her colle- assists. Yandle had a goal and an playing field. But Brosky, a local softball legend since setting giate softball career at the University of North assist, and Miller finished with his After all, most of the league has the state career strikeout record for Palatka High Florida. She went on to earn a law degree at first goal in 22 career playoffs games, built-in recruiting advantages with School in 2003, said returning for 2016 was not Florida State and was an assistant coach with plus three assists. weather, facilities and rabid fan bases. an option. the Vikings when she was promoted to the top Ryan Callahan scored for Tampa “Selfishly, I’d like to keep (camps) “As the softball coach, I served at the discretion job. Bay in the first period, but the out of the state of Florida,” new Florida of the athletic director and administration,” she Assistant softball coach Karla Powell has been Rangers did a good job of limiting coach Jim McElwain said. “But at the wrote in an e-mail to the Daily News. “Last working with Jones on matters regarding the pro- opportunities for Lightning captain same time, right now, that’s what we’re Monday (May 18), I was informed that the ath- gram, including recruiting, in the interim. Steven Stamkos, who only got off two dealing with as a conference. Where letic director and administration would like to Jones did not set a timetable for naming a new shots after scoring in four consecutive others are taking advantage of us is move in a different direction with the softball pro- coach. games. one of those camp issues.” gram and that direction did not include me. I was “We’ve had a number of people apply already,” Stamkos had a goal and an assist, It’s not just camps, either. given the option to not have my contract renewed he said Tuesday. “I don’t have a timetable until I Bishop had 26 saves and the Coaches also complained about the or to resign and I chose the latter option. get the best candidate in place.” Lightning killed four penalties to league’s graduate transfer rule. The SEC rule requires transfers to have See PLAYOFFS, Page 7A two years of eligibility remaining in order to enroll. If not, those players must get a waiver. The league also requires a waiver for any player trying to transfer who was disciplined at his Werkheiser works way toward three-peat previous school. “It’s a disadvantage not to be able to hough a lot of golf remains to be In the other of the matchup The annual scramble benefit for do something in one league and be able played, Randy Werkheiser is Nicklaus Flight between Lucas Rodeheaver Boys Ranch starts with to do it in another,” Saban said. “It’s a still very much in the running bracket Jim Santo LOCAL GOLF Bennett and the 9 a.m. shotgun start. Cost is $50 disadvantage to be able to recruit a Tto three-peat in the Memorial (defeated Kyle Marty per player. Tons of prizes are in the player in one league and not be able to Match Play Tournament. Coleman 1-up and DANNY HOOD McCullough. works for participants. do it in another. And it’s also a disad- The 2013 and 2014 champ has Clint Dixon 7 and Bennett has scored For more information, contact Dan vantage if you start bringing up things advanced to the quarterfinals of the 6) goes against wins over Paul Blumenstock at (386) 530-0457, or like if a player gets suspended or what- Nicklaus Flight via a 2-up opening Ron Mullis (defeated Jeff Flateau (1-up, 19 holes) and Travis call the pro shop at 329-0141,,, ever from one school, he can’t transfer round victory over Ray Spofford, McClellan 1-up and Jeff Elledge 5 Wilkinson, while McCullough’s wins Junior Golf Camp in June. backed up with a 3 and 2 win over and 3). have come against Henry Harder (6 Junior golfers of every age and ability See LONG, Page 7A Rodney Webb. Werkheiser awaits Looking at the Palmer Flight, Art and 4) and Bill Luke (3 and 1)… level will want to make sure they get the winner of the Collin Johnson/ Lanier has earned a spot in the Rodeheaver tourney Saturday. in on one of the upcoming Junior Golf Jimmy Moody matchup. Johnson semifinals with wins over John A big field is expected to be on hand Clinics, hosted by the staff at the ANDY HALL opened up with 7-5 decision over Ron Salmons (2 and 1), Mark Wheatley Saturday at the Municipal Course in Municipal Course. Sports Editor 312-5239 Jerin, while Moody turned back Bill (5 and 4) and Mike Hudson (3 and support of one of the area’s most [email protected] Grey 1-up in his opener. 1). Lanier will go against the winner enduring – and worthwhile – efforts. See GOLF, Page 7A
052715a6.indd 1 5/27/15 12:27 AM 7A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015 SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
San Diego (Cashner 1-7) at L.A. Tonight at Golden State, 9 p.m. CALENDAR Angels (Richards 4-2), 10:05 p.m. x-May 29 at Houston, 9 p.m. Seager HR in 10th lifts Mariners NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Atlanta (A.Wood 2-2) at L.A. Dodgers x-May 31 at Golden State, 9 p.m. schools, leagues and recreation (Greinke 5-1), 10:10 p.m. departments and are subject to ST. PETERSBURG – Kyle Seager hit a grand change without notice. GOLF NHL slam in the eighth inning and a game-winning home 3 p.m. Golf Channel NCAA Division I women’s Mariners 7, Rays 6 run in the 10th on Tuesday night to lift the Seattle WEDNESDAY, May 27 championship, match play Seattle Tampa Bay Postseason Glance No events scheduled finals, at Bradenton ab r h bi ab r h bi CONFERENCE FINALS Mariners to a 7-6 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays. 3 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA Irish AJcksn cf 5 1 1 0 Guyer rf 6 1 1 0 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) The game-winner, Seager’s 10th home run of the THURSDAY, May 28 Open, at Newcastle, Nor- S.Smith rf 3 1 1 1JButler dh 4 2 3 0 EASTERN CONFERENCE No events scheduled thern Ireland Weeks ph 1 0 1 0 Longori 3b 5 0 3 2 Tampa Bay vs. N.Y. Rangers season, came off Brad Boxberger (2-2) after the Rays Blmqst pr-rf 1 1 0 0 Forsyth 1b 4 1 1 0 May 16 N.Y. Rangers 2, Tampa Bay 1 had rallied for three runs to tie the game in the Cano 2b 5 1 2 0 TBckh ss 3 1 0 0 May 18 Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 2 TIDES MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Cruz dh 5 1 2 0Crer ph-ss 0 0 0 0 ninth. 12:30 p.m. FS Florida Marlins at Pirates May 20 Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers Palatka City Dock Seager 3b 5 2 3 6Elmore lf 5 0 2 4 5, OT Seager’s eighth-inning slam off Jake McGee had High Low 12:30 p.m. MLB Network Rockies at Reds Morrsn 1b 4 0 2 0Kiermr cf 5 0 0 0 May 22 N.Y. Rangers 5, Tampa Bay Today 11:32A, ––––– 6:53A,7:09P 3:30 p.m. MLB Network Tigers at Athletics WCastll c 5 0 0 0 Frnkln 2b 5 0 0 0 1 given the Mariners a 6-3 lead. Seager drove in six May 28 12:16A,12:24P 7:45A,7:53P 8 p.m. MLB Network Nationals at Cubs BMiller lf 2 0 0 0Rivera c 3 0 1 0 Sunday Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 runs with three hits and extended his hitting streak May 29 1:06A,1:14P 8:35A,8:35P Ackley lf 1 0 0 0 DeJess ph 1 1 1 0 Tuesday N.Y. Rangers 7, Tampa Bay to 12 games. NBA PLAYOFFS CTaylr ss 4 0 0 0BWilsn c 1 0 0 0 3 St. Augustine Beach 9 p.m. ESPN Western Conference fi- Totals 41 7 12 7 Totals 42 6 12 6 (Series tied, 3-3) Evan Longoria’s bases-loaded double off the top of High Low nals, Rockets at Warriors, Seattle 200 000 040 1—7 Friday at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. the wall, his third hit of the game, drove in two of the Today 3:36A,4:18P 10:08A,10:43P Game 5 Tampa Bay 201 000 003 0—6 May 28 4:29A,5:10P 10:54A,11:34P E—Rivera (4), Franklin (1). DP— WESTERN CONFERENCE ninth-inning runs. May 29 5:21A,5:59P 11:39A,------Tampa Bay 1. LOB—Seattle 7, Anaheim vs. Chicago The Rays’ fourth straight loss dropped them a NHL PLAYOFFS Tampa Bay 10. 2B—J.Butler (4), May 17: Anaheim 4, Chicago 1 8 p.m. NBC Sports Western Conference fi- Longoria 2 (12), Rivera (6). HR— May 19 Chicago 3, Anaheim 2, 3OT half-game behind the New York Yankees in the AL BASEBALL nals, Ducks at Black- Seager 2 (9). SB—A.Jackson (6), B. May 21 Anaheim 2, Chicago 1 East. hawks, Game 6 Miller (4), T.Beckham (3). CS—N. May 23 Chicago 5, Anaheim 4, 2OT Fernando Rodney (2-2) got the win after giving up AL Standings Cruz (1). Monday Anaheim 5, Chicago 4, OT East Division MLS/PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER IP H R ER BB SO (Ducks lead series, 3-2) the three runs in the ninth. Joe Beimel pitched the W L Pct GB 7 p.m. ESPN2 Exhibition, Manchester Ci- Seattle Tonight at Chicago, 8 p.m. 10th for his first save. New York 24 22 .522 — ty at Toronto Happ 6 7 3 3 1 3 x-Saturday at Anaheim 8 p.m. Tampa Bay 24 23 .511 ½ Wilhelmsen 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 McGee gave up the grand slam on the first pitch Boston 21 24 .467 2½ Furbush H,6 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 after second baseman Nick Franklin’s error on a Baltimore 20 23 .465 2½ UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE SOCCER Rodney W,2-2 1 3 3 3 1 0 Rangers 7, Lightning 3 Toronto 22 26 .458 3 2:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Championship, Dnipro vs. Beimel S,1 1 0 0 0 0 2 N.Y. Rangers 2 0 5—7 potential double-play ball. Central Division Sevilla, at Warsaw, Poland Tampa Bay Tampa Bay 1 0 2—3 Jake Elmore drove in four runs for Tampa Bay. W L Pct GB Colome 5 1-3 5 2 2 2 3 First Period—1, N.Y. Rangers, Kansas City 28 17 .622 — FRENCH OPEN TENNIS Cedeno H,6 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Brassard 7 (Miller, D.Boyle), 3:36. 2, Rays starter Alex Colome gave up two runs and Minnesota 26 18 .591 1½ 5 a.m. ESPN2 Second-round matches, at Geltz H,5 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 N.Y. Rangers, Yandle 2 (Brassard, four hits in a 38-pitch first inning in which he con- Detroit 26 20 .565 2½ Paris Jepsen H,12 1 0 0 0 0 2 Nash), 15:30. 3, Tampa Bay, tributed one of the Rays’ three defensive misplays. Cleveland 20 25 .444 8 McGee BS,1 1-3 3 4 3 0 0 Callahan 1 (Stralman, Bishop), 17:20 Chicago 19 24 .442 8 Frieri 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 (pp). Penalties—Staal, NYR (hold- Pirates 5, Marlins 1 West Division (P.Hughes 3-4), 1:10 p.m. Monday’s Games Boxberger L,2-2 1 3 1 1 0 1 ing stick), 13:03; Kreider, NYR PITTSBURGH – Avoiding the major trouble that W L Pct GB Seattle (F.Hernandez 7-1) at Tampa Colorado 5, Cincinnati 4 HBP—by Rodney (J.Butler), by Happ (cross-checking), 17:00; Stepan, Houston 30 17 .638 — Bay (Archer 5-4), 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 3 (Forsythe). NYR (cross-checking), 17:00; has plagued him at times this season, Jeff Locke Los Angeles 23 22 .511 6 Detroit (Simon 5-2) at Oakland San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 4 Umpires—Home, Brian Gorman; Stamkos, TB (cross-checking), tossed 5 2/3 shutout innings to pick up his first victo- Texas 23 23 .500 6½ (Kazmir 2-3), 3:35 p.m. Washington 2, Chicago Cubs 1 First, Tripp Gibson; Second, Mark 17:00. Seattle 22 23 .489 7 Houston (McHugh 5-2) at Baltimore St. Louis 3, Arizona 2, 10 innings Carlson; Third, Jerry Layne. Second Period—None. Penalties— ry in nearly six weeks and extend Pittsburgh’s win- Oakland 17 30 .362 13 (U.Jimenez 3-3), 4:35 p.m. Pittsburgh 4, Miami 2 T—3:52. A—9,628 (31,042). Kucherov, TB (hooking), 6:35; ning streak to five, beating Miami. Monday’s Games San Diego (Cashner 1-7) at L.A. L.A. Dodgers 6, Atlanta 3 Morrow, TB (hooking), 17:20. N.Y. Yankees 14, Kansas City 1 Angels (Richards 4-2), 10:05 p.m. L.A. Angels 4, San Diego 3 Third Period—4, N.Y. Rangers, Locke (3-2) wasn’t exactly crisp, needing 104 Baltimore 4, Houston 3 Tuesday’s Games NBA Miller 1 (Brassard, Nash), 3:02. 5, pitches to get 17 outs while walking four and striking Minnesota 7, Boston 2 Pittsburgh 5, Miami 1 N.Y. Rangers, Sheppard 1 (Moore, out six. Yet he wriggled free whenever Miami threat- Oakland 4, Detroit 0 NL Standings Chicago Cubs 3, Washington 2 Postseason Glance Glass), 6:00. 6, N.Y. Rangers, Texas 10, Cleveland 8 East Division Cincinnati 2, Colorado 1 CONFERENCE FINALS Brassard 8 (Miller, Nash), 7:14. 7, ened. The Marlins left 10 runners on base and went Toronto 6, Chicago White Sox 0 W L Pct GB N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 4, 10 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Tampa Bay, Kucherov 8 (Johnson), 1 for 6 with runners in scoring position. Seattle 4, Tampa Bay 1 Washington 27 19 .587 — innings EASTERN CONFERENCE 7:50. 8, N.Y. Rangers, Nash 5 L.A. Angels 4, San Diego 3 New York 26 21 .553 1½ San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8:10 Cleveland vs. Atlanta (Yandle, Miller), 10:21 (pp). 9, Tuesday’s Games Atlanta 22 22 .500 4 p.m. May 20 Cleveland 97, Atlanta 89 Tampa Bay, Kucherov 9 (Johnson, Houston 4, Baltimore 1 Philadelphia 19 29 .396 9 St. Louis 6, Arizona 4 May 22 Cleveland 94, Atlanta 82 Nesterov), 13:21. 10, N.Y. Rangers, N.Y. Yankees 5, Kansas City 1 Miami 18 29 .383 9½ San Diego at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Sunday Cleveland 114, Atlanta 111, Brassard 9, 18:19 (en). Penalties— Marlins reassign 3B coach Butler Toronto 10, Chicago White Sox 9 Central Division Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. OT Nesterov, TB (slashing), 9:08; Seattle 7, Tampa Bay 6, 10 innings W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games Tuesday Cleveland 118, Atlanta 88 Girardi, NYR (delay of game), 15:36. The coaching shuffle with the Miami Marlins rolls Texas 4, Cleveland 3 St. Louis 30 16 .652 — Colorado (K.Kendrick 1-6) at (Cavaliers win series, 4-0) Shots on Goal—N.Y. Rangers 7-11- Boston at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Chicago 25 20 .556 4½ Cincinnati (Leake 2-3), 12:35 p.m. 16—34. Tampa Bay 16-13-10—39. on. Detroit at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 23 22 .511 6½ Miami (Hand 0-1) at Pittsburgh (G. WESTERN CONFERENCE Power-play opportunities—N.Y. A week after firing Mike Redmond and replacing San Diego at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Cincinnati 19 26 .422 10½ Cole 6-2), 12:35 p.m. Golden State vs. Houston Rangers 1 of 3; Tampa Bay 1 of 3. Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee 16 30 .348 14 Philadelphia (O’Sullivan 1-3) at N.Y. May 19 Golden State 110, Houston Goalies—N.Y. Rangers, Lundqvist him with Dan Jennings, the Marlins reassigned Texas (Lewis 4-2) at Cleveland West Division Mets (Syndergaard 1-2), 1:10 p.m. 106 11-7-0 (39 shots-36 saves). Tampa third base coach Brett Butler on Tuesday and (Carrasco 5-4), 12:10 p.m. W L Pct GB San Francisco (Vogelsong 3-2) at May 21 Golden State 99, Houston 98 Bay, Bishop 11-8-0 (26-21), Chicago White Sox (Samardzija 4-2) Los Angeles 27 17 .614 — Milwaukee (Fiers 1-4), 1:40 p.m. May 23 Golden State 115, Houston Vasilevskiy (7:14 third, 7-6). replaced him with assistant hitting coach Lenny at Toronto (Estrada 1-3), 12:37 p.m. San Francisco 26 20 .565 2 Washington (Scherzer 5-3) at 80 A—19,204 (19,204). T—2:40. Harris. Butler will now work in the dugout and serve Kansas City (C.Young 4-0) at N.Y. Arizona 21 24 .467 6½ Chicago Cubs (Lester 4-2), 8:05 p.m. Monday Houston 128, Golden State Referees—Chris Rooney, Kelly Yankees (Pineda 5-2), 1:05 p.m. San Diego 21 25 .457 7 Arizona (Collmenter 3-5) at St. Louis 115 Sutherland. Linesmen—Steve Miller, as the outfield and base-running coach. Boston (Porcello 4-3) at Minnesota Colorado 18 26 .409 9 (Lynn 3-4), 8:15 p.m. (Warriors lead series, 3-1) Pierre Racicot. Jennings called any concerns over the decision making by Butler “an internal matter.” Jennings NBA EASTERN CONFERENCE FINALS said the plan is for Butler to help the Marlins “put the game in motion” while also helping read oppos- ing pitchers. Butler, who played 17 seasons in the majors as an Cavaliers romp, finish out sweep of Hawks outfielder, is in his second season with the Marlins after spending five years as manager of Triple-A Reno in the Arizona Diamondbacks system. James scores 23 in earning years in Miami to try and end this city’s cham- remarkable season. They survived a tumultu- pionship drought dating to 1964. ous offseason, and their young roster gelled in NFL 5th straight trip to NBA finals If he can, James will have a title that would January when they became the first franchise put him in a class by himself. Other players to go 17-0 in a calendar month. They went on Jaguars Clemons’ skips first OTA have won more championships, but none has to win 19 straight, improved their record by 22 By Tom Withers ever done it for his ring-starved home region. wins over last season and beat Brooklyn and JACKSONVILLE — The Jacksonville Jaguars Associated Press “We have everything it takes to win,” James Washington to make their first conference are without another defensive lineman. said after the Cavs were presented with the finals since 1994. The latest one has nothing to do with an injury. CLEVELAND – The championship LeBron conference trophy. But an injury to starting forward Thabo Veteran defensive end Chris Clemons skipped James craves more than any other, the one he However, they’ve got their eyes on another Sefolosha in April was followed by DeMarre the first day of organized team activities Tuesday, came back home to get, is four wins away. one. Carroll injuring his knee in the series opener, leaving the Jaguars even more short-handed on The Cavaliers are in the NBA Finals. “Cleveland,” owner Dan Gilbert said, before Kyle Korver’s season ended in Game 2 the D-line. Jacksonville already was down three James scored 23 points, Kyrie Irving addressing the crowd, “We’re not settling for with an ankle injury. defensive linemen: tackles Sen’Derrick Marks returned after missing two games and this.” Those all hurt, but it was James who inflict- (knee) and Roy Miller (knee) and first-round draft Cleveland reserved a spot in the finals with a Jeff Teague scored 17 and Paul Millsap 16 ed the most pain. pick Dante Fowler Jr. (knee). 118-88 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on for Atlanta, which won a team-record 60 James carried the Cavs to their first finals Clemons was the only player missing from Tuesday night to win the Eastern Conference games during the regular season and made appearance in 2007, when they were swept by Jacksonville’s 90-man roster. title. the conference finals for the first time since San Antonio. Cleveland was a heavy underdog Coach Gus Bradley spoke to Clemons in recent By sweeping the top-seeded Hawks, the 1970. But the Hawks were no match for the then and it was assumed the Cavs would get days and expressed his desire to have everyone in Cavs earned their second trip to the finals, Cavaliers and had no answer for James, who back again. But James left in 2010 to join the attendance for the voluntary workouts. But where they will face either Golden State or nearly averaged a triple-double in the four Heat, a move that dropped the Cavaliers from Clemons didn’t show. Houston. games. relevance and into the draft lottery four It will be the fifth straight visit to the J.R. Smith added 18 points and Tristan straight years. But those days are over – FRENCH OPEN TENNIS league’s showcase event for the inimitable Thompson had 16 points and 11 rebounds. Cleveland and King James reign supreme in James, who returned to Cleveland after four It was a tough way for the Hawks to end a the East. Americans Sock, Isner advance
PARIS — Ah, the French Open, the time of year power-play opportunities was the the Lightning star from point- a free agent last summer. when a certain question is asked repeatedly by difference in the outcome. blank range. Callahan, playing in the con- American tennis fans: Why can’t the country’s play- Playoffs Brassard scored on New York’s Two former Rangers figured in ference finals after undergoing ers, particularly the men, find success on red clay? CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A first shot of this game and the Lightning trimming the defi- an emergency appendectomy Now comes along Jack Sock, a 22-year-old born in Yandle’s second goal of the play- cit 2-1, with Callahan — traded that sidelined him for two games Nebraska and currently residing in Florida, who take Game 5 in New York. offs made it 2-0 at 15:30. That to Tampa Bay in exchange for in the second round, flicked a unabashedly calls the slow stuff “my favorite sur- Lundqvist played well enough in came less than a minute after the Martin St. Louis last season — well-placed shot into the left side face.” that game for the Rangers to win Rangers killed off a penalty with skating in alone on Lundqvist of the net to get the Lightning, as Yes, that’s right, even though there are not many on most nights, however the help from Lundqvist, who made a after taking a pass from Anton well as a sellout crowd of 19,204, red clay courts in the United States — Sock first inability to take advantage of nice pad stop on Stamkos to deny Stralman, who left New York as back in the game. encountered them in Europe — and even though, at first glance, they’re considered less-than-ideal for players who thrive on speedy serves and forehands. will enjoy a scramble tournament, watermel- Thursday at the MC, but will continue with Sock and another U.S. man, 16th-seeded John on, hot dogs and water balloons. informal play days every Thursday through- Isner, both fit that description. Both won first- Golf For more information, contact the MC at out the summer. … round matches at Roland Garros on Tuesday. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A 329-0141. … Twilight Scramble results. Kyle “This just suits my game very well,” Sock said. Ladies Day results. Congratulations to Coleman, Kent Hinton, Billy Crews, “I’m able to take my time and kind of maneuver the As always, there will be four-day clinics for Pat Hain for her Championship Flight win Brett Daniels and Will Papusha shot eight ball around. Movement is another big part of my the youngsters in June, July and August. in the Palatka Women’s Golf Association under par to win last Thursday’s Twilight game. I feel like on the clay, I get to a lot of balls.” The June session is the 15th-18th, followed Club Championship. Runner-up behind Hain Scramble at the MC. … He did just that Tuesday on bullring-shaped by July 13-16 and concluding with the Aug. was Sandy Smith, followed by Peg Roulston. South Putnam news. Steve Hink, Randy Court 1 during a 7-6, (7), 6-2, 6-3 victory over 3-6 get-together. Cost for each clinic is $85. Joyce Oliver, Gen Alvers and Denise Peterson, Donna Cummings and Judy Bulgaria’s Grigor Dimitrov, who was a Wimbledon Open to boys and girls ages 5-17, all the Ward were 1-2-3 in the First Flight competi- Reddick shot 32 to win the May 22 scramble semifinalist last year and was seeded 10th in basics of the game will be covered by instruc- tion. The regular play day format was low at The Oaks Golf Club in Fruitland. Larry Paris, making him the top man to lose so far. tors Paul Trettner, Ian Wilson and Jerry gross/low net, with Hain winning Low Gross Peterson was CTP on No. 2. – Associated Press Baker. The sessions will be from 9 a.m. to and Smith taking Low Net honors. Roulston noon each day. Each of the monthly clinics had the pin shot on No. 18. Danny Hood’s golf column appears every Wednesday will conclude with a “fun day”, where kids The PWGA winds up its regular season in the Palatka Daily News. Long Perry’s health took a bad turn. “I was a wide receiver and father died in 1978, Perry brought CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A Perry became a pharmacist never wanted to go to his side Mangum’s mother a Christmas Perry after his playing career was over. because I’d never catch a pass,” present – usually chocolate-cov- to another. Well, these things need to be global. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A “He inspired the other guys,” Mangum said. “He was a half- ered cherries – every year until Otherwise, we’re going to become a farm system Bennett said. “I remember when inch taller and could jump six her passing 23 years later. for all the other leagues. Perry roomed with future we got our first pitching machine. inches higher. We were both good “We were brothers with differ- “And then the first question we’re going to get major league catcher Ray Fosse He’d come at 12:30 – the hottest athletes, but he was always bet- ent mothers,” Mangum said. asked is we won seven national championships in during his time with the Indians part of the day – and stay as long ter.” “He’s the kind of man you’d like a row, win a national championship for seven organization. The two had plans as I’d feed balls into the machine. Mangum said he and Perry as a son,” Bennett said. years or whatever, and the first question I get to meet last weekend in St. He worked hard at perfecting his were born three days apart and In addition to his wife Lynn, asked is ‘What’s the state of the SEC, you haven’t Petersburg, where Fosse was skills.” three rooms apart at Palatka’s old Perry is survived by four children. been in the championship game the last two with the Oakland Athletics’ Mangum preferred playing Mary Lawson Hospital and Funeral arrangements will be years?’” broadcast team for a series with with Perry in high school to going formed an enduring friendship. It announced by Masters Funeral the Tampa Bay Rays, before against him while growing up. was such that after Mangum’s Home. Mark Long writes for The Associated Press. 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JOHN KENNETH LARSEN, Plaintiff, vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KENT HART SMITH and FLORIDA SEVENTH JUDI- ROSE MARIE SMITH, hus- CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR band and wife, and UN- PUTNAM COUNTY KNOWN OCCUPANTS, PROBATE DIVISION TENANTS, OWNERS, and OTHER UNKNOWN CASE NO. 2015-CP-139 PARTIES, including, if a DIVISION 53 named defendant is de- ceased, the personal rep- IN RE: ESTATE OF ELISA resentatives, the surviving ACOSTA, Deceased. spouse, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and all NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA- other parties claiming by, TION through, under or against The administration of the that defendant, and the Estate of Elisa Acosta, de- several and respective un- ceased, Case No. 2015-CP- known assigns, suc- 139 is pending in the Cir- cessors in interest, trust- cuit Court for Putnam ees or other persons claim- County, Florida, Probate ing by, through, under or Division, the address of against any corporation which is P.O. Box 758, Pal- other legal entity named as atka, Florida 32178-0758. the defendant, and all The names and addresses claimants, persons or of the person representat- parties, natural or corpor- ive and the personal rep- ate, or whose exact legal resentative’s attorney are name is unknown, claim- set forth below. ing under any of the above named or described de- All persons upon whom fendants, this notice is served who Defendant. have objections that chal- lenge the qualifications of NOTICE OF ACTION the personal representat- ive, venue or jurisdiction of TO: KENT HART SMITH this Court are required to and ROSE MARIE SMITH, file their objections with husband and wife, this Court WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an MONTHS AFTER THE action seeking to abate a DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- nuisance on the following LICATION OF THIS NO- property in Putnam TICE OR THIRTY DAYS County, Florida: AFTER THE DATE OF SER- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Legal Description: NOTICE ON THEM. Lots 3, 4, 13 and 14, Block All creditors of the de- 20 of the TOWN OF INTER- cedent and other persons LACHEN, according to plat having claims or demands thereof recorded in Map against decedent’s estate Book 1, Pages 8 and 9 of on whom a copy of this no- the public records of Put- tice is served within three nam County, Florida. months after the date of TOGETHER WITH that por- the first publications of this tion of an unnamed alley notice must file their abandoned by Ordinance claims with this Court recorded in O.R. Book 702, WITHIN THREE MONTHS page 359 of the public re- AFTER THE DATE OF SER- cords of Putnam County, VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Florida, which would re- NOTICE ON THEM. vert to the above de- scribed lands by operation All other creditors of the of law. 8A CLASSIFIEDS • decedent and persons hav- PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAYing claims 27, or201 demands5 Putnam County Tax Parcel Experience Required! against the decedent’s es- Number 15-10-24-4050- tate must file their claims 0200-0030 MERCHANDISE CAD Programmers, CNC with this Court WITHIN PETS & SUPPLIES Operators, Granite THREE MONTHS AFTER has been filed against you NOTICE OF APPLICATION Counter Top Installers & THE DATE OF THE FIRST and you are required to FOR TAX DEED Fabricators, CDL Cert. PUBLICATION OF THIS serve a copy of your writ- 400 550 NOTICE. ten defenses, if any, to it Drivers, for Palatka NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, on George A. Young, Es- that RICHARD COTHRON office. 904-838-6030 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS quire, of HOLMES & the holder of the following AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO YOUNG, P.A., at 222 North certificate has filed said FILED WILL BE FOREVER Third Street, Palatka, Flor- certificate for a tax deed to JANITORS WANTED BARRED. ida 32177, (386) 328-1111, be issued thereon. The cer- on or before the 5th day of tificate number and year of Executive Management The date of first publica- June, 2015, and file the ori- issuance, the description Services, Inc. is hiring tion of this Notice is May 6, ginal with the clerk of this of the property, and the 1st shift, 7am-3:30pm, 2015. court either before service names in which it was as- on the plaintiff's attorney sessed are as follows: General Cleaners. Rate: /s/ DUSTIN CHARLES-AD- or immediately thereafter; LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE $8.75/hr. Se Habla EEB NEMATI otherwise a default will be Certificate Number B992 REAL ESTATE Español. Visit DOUGLAS & HEDSTROM, entered against you for the Year of Issuance 2008 www.emsinc.com & click P.A. relief demanded in the Description of Property: 601 St. Johns Avenue complaint or petition. 560 700 on "Careers" to complete Palatka, FL 32177 ST JOHNS RIVERSIDE ES- an online application. Telephone: 386-328-6000 DATED: APRIL 29, 2015 TATES HOOT OWL RIDGE E m a i l : 4TH ADDITION CORREC- dustin@douglashedstrom- TIM SMITH TED PLATS MB5 P101 BLK Receptionist/Secretary law.com Clerk of the Court 5 LOT 6 Florida Bar No. 95678 position- Must have ex- PARCEL NUMBER 13-11- Attorney for Petitioner BY: /s/ Kelly Purcell 26-8244-0050-0060 perience as receptionist, As Deputy Clerk good computer skills in- /s/ QUINCY MASTERS, Pe- Name in which assessed cluding Microsoft Office, titioner 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27/15 HEATLEY DONALD J. Masters Funeral Home Legal No. 00033357 copier, scanner & fax. RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION 3015 Crill Avenue All of said property being Send resume to: Box 124 Palatka, FL 32177 in the County of Putnam, c/o Palatka Daily News, State of Florida. 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27/15 900 P.O. Box 777, Palatka, Tax Deeds 800 Legal No. 00033358 FL 32178 Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- deemed according to law the property described in Mental Health Facility NOTICE OF APPLICATION such certificate or certific- seeking FT entry level FOR TAX DEED ates will be sold to the assistant. BS in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF highest bidder in the Meet- THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- Psych/Soc/Edu field may NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ing Room, located at 107 CUIT IN AND FOR PUT- that JRDES INVESTMENTS North Sixth Street, Palatka, allow opportunity to lead NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA LTD. the holder of the fol- Florida, on the 10th day of some counseling ses- CIVIL DIVISION lowing certificate has filed June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. sions. Typical office du- said certificate for a tax CASE NO. 2013-CA-000151 ties include greeting deed to be issued thereon. Dated this 21st day of The certificate number and April, 2015 guests, filing, phones, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., year of issuance, the de- managing patient info, Plaintiff, scription of the property, etc. Must be able to work and the names in which it TIM SMITH vs. in a fast paced environ- was assessed are as fol- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT lows: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- ment. Apply in person at LAMAR COHEN A/K/A IDA 1735 State Rd 16, St. LAMAR COHEN, JR. A/K/A Certificate Number 0351 Augustine, FL 32084 COHEN LAMAR LAMAR; Year of Issuance 2008 FOR SALE HARRIETT COHEN A/K/A Description of Property: (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna between the hours of HARRIET COHEN; ANY Wheeler 9a-4p, M-F. DFWP. A ND ALL UNKNOWN BURTS S/D MB1 P47 BLK 8 Deputy Clerk 4 LINES FOR.... PARTIES CLAIMING BY, PT OF LOT 2 OR61 P1 & PT Seeking Behavior THROUGH, UNDER AND OF ADJ CLOSED ST OR214 You can find more informa- AGAINST THE HEREIN tion online at www.putnam- Specialist to work Mon- P49 $ 50 NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- PARCEL NUMBER 12-10- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html Fri, 8:15am-4:15pm. FENDANTS WHO ARE NOT 26-1070-0080-0020 3 DAYS ...... 7 Must have experience KNOWN TO BE DEAD OR 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, working with complex ALIVE, WHETHER SAID Name in which assessed 5/27/15 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Legal No. 00033316 behavioral issues. BS in STAPLES WESLEY A + CLAIM AN INTEREST AS MARGARET L. $ 75 psychology a plus. Com- SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- petitive pay. Must be VISEES, GRANTEES OR All of said property being able to physically re- OTHER CLAIMANTS; UN- in the County of Putnam, 5 DAYS ..... 10 KNOWN TENANT(S) IN State of Florida. straint adults and follow POSSESSION, detailed behavior plans Defendants. Unless such certificate or in a fast-paced environ- certificates shall be re- NOTICE OF FORECLOS- NOTICE OF APPLICATION $ 75 deemed according to law ment. Apply in person at URE SALE FOR TAX DEED Daisy Adams Center, the property described in 10 DAYS ..... 15 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN such certificate or certific- M-F, 9am – 4pm: 1735 pursuant to a Consent Fi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ates will be sold to the that Gouker, Janice the S.R. 16, St. Augustine, nal Judgment of Mortgage highest bidder in the Meet- Foreclosure dated January holder of the following cer- FL 32084. ing Room, located at 107 tificate has filed said certi- $ 50 26, 2015, and an Order Res- North Sixth Street, Palatka, cheduling Foreclosure Sale ficate for a tax deed to be Florida, on the 10th day of issued thereon. The certi- 20 DAYS Start as secretary, dated May 18, 2015, both June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. .... 31 entered in Case No. 2013- ficate number and year of become bail bondsman! CA-000151, of the Circuit issuance, the description Must pass bkgd & drug Dated this 21st day of of the property, and the Court of the 7th Judicial April, 2015 test. 386-325-4343 Circuit in and for PUTNAM names in which it was as- $ 50 County, Florida. BANK OF sessed are as follows: AMERICA, N.A., is Plaintiff TIM SMITH 30 DAYS and LAMAR COHEN A/K/A Certificate Number G338 .... 41 FINANCIAL CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT LAMAR COHEN, JR. A/K/A Year of Issuance 2008 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Description of Property: ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER COHEN LAMAR LAMAR; IDA ONE CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL 300 HARRIETT COHEN A/K/A HARRIET COHEN, are de- PT OF GOVT LOT 3 BK F COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. fendants. The Clerk, TIM P161 LYING S OF BK U (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna P628 N OF BK E P772 + W SMITH, will sell to the Wheeler highest and best bidder for OF BK136 P445
CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL Deputy Clerk c a s h a t PARCEL NUMBER 34-11- 26-0000-0000-0001 www.putnam.realforeclose, You can find more informa- GARAGE SALE at 11:00 a.m., on the 2nd tion online at www.putnam- Name in which assessed 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS day of July, 2015. The fol- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html lowing described property NORTH JUSTUS HEIRS OF ANNOUNCEMENTS GENERAL DELIVERY. as set forth in said Final 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Judgment, to wit: 5/27/15
100 All of said property being Legal No. 00033313 LEGALS LOT 5, BLOCK F, ROLLING in the County of Putnam, HILLS SUBDIVISION UNIT State of Florida.
350 2, ACCORDING TO THE $ 75 PLAT THEREOF AS RE- Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- AD MUST INCLUDE CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, PAGE 153, OF THE PUB- deemed according to law ADDRESS OF LIC RECORDS OF PUT- NOTICE OF APPLICATION the property described in SALE AND MUST NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. FOR TAX DEED such certificate or certific- BE PREPAID ates will be sold to the a/k/a 204 MIMOSA DRIVE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, highest bidder in the Meet- 10 PALATKA, FL 32177 that INA GROUP LLC the ing Room, located at 107 holder of the following cer- North Sixth Street, Palatka, Special Notices DATED this 22nd day of tificate has filed said certi- Florida, on the 10th day of May, 2015. ficate for a tax deed to be June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. REGULAR CLASSIFIED issued thereon. The certi- 4 LINES - 5 DAYS Cemetery Crypt: Palatka Heller & Zion, L.L.P. ficate number and year of Dated this 21st day of Memorial Gardens, Sil- Legal Notices Attorneys for Plaintiff issuance, the description April, 2015 ver Lake Dr., mauso- 1428 Brickell Avenue, Suite of the property, and the leum, double space, end- 700 names in which it was as- Miami, FL 33131 sessed are as follows: TIM SMITH to-end, 5th level/East Telephone: (305) 373-8001 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT side, $7,600 or OBO Facsimile: (305) 373-8030 Certificate Number 1686 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- FLORIDA Year of Issuance 2008 386-983-1642/649-9055 Notice of Public Sale D esignated Email : IDA $ 00 m [email protected] Description of Property: INCLUDES ALL Notice is hereby given that FOREST HEIGHTS MB3 EMPLOYMENT Champion Self Storage will By: /s/ Kurt A. Von Gonten, (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna CLASSIFICATIONS. Esquire P169 BLK C LOTS 13 14 Wheeler EXTRA LINES $2.99 sell the contents of the PARCEL NUMBER 24-12- storage units listed below Florida Bar No.: 897231 Deputy Clerk PER LINE, PER DAY. 200 27-2720-0030-0130 at a public auction to satis- If you are a person with a You can find more informa- fy a lien placed on the con- Name in which assessed 46 tents (pursuant to Chapter disability who needs an ac- tion online at www.putnam- commodation in order to JONES JOHNNIE + CYN- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 83 of the Florida Statutes). THIA A BABER. The sale will take place at access court facilities or participate in a court pro- 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Champion Self Storage, All of said property being 4001 Reid Street, Palatka, ceeding, you are entitled, 5/27/15 at no cost to you, to the in the County of Putnam, Legal No. 00033317 FL 32177 on June 11, 2015 State of Florida. at 9:00 am. The sale will be provision of certain assist- conducted on www.Stor- ance. To request such an accommodation, please Unless such certificate or FREE ageStuff.Bid under the certificates shall be re- guidance of Christopher contact Court Administra- CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE tion in advance of the date deemed according to law Rosa and Legacy Auction the property described in 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS Driver Services (AU4167 - the service is needed: Court Administration, 125 such certificate or certific- AB2825) on behalf of the ates will be sold to the LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES DRIVER TRAINEES! facility’s management. E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, FL 32114; highest bidder in the Meet- NOTICE OF APPLICATION AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. GET PAID CDL Contents will be sold for ing Room, located at 107 FOR TAX DEED cash only to the highest (386) 257-6096. Hearing or NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. TRAINING NOW! Learn voice impaired, please call North Sixth Street, Palatka, bidder. A 10% buyer’s Florida, on the 10th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
CLASSIFIEDS to drive for Stevens 1 (800) 955-8770. premium will be charged as June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. that BLAKEWOOD STEPH- Transport. NO EXPERI- well as a $50 cleaning de- Any person claiming an in- EN the holder of the follow- ENCE NEEDED! posit per unit. All sales are Dated this 21st day of ing certificate has filed said final. Seller reserves the terest in the surplus from New Drivers can earn the sale, if any, other than April, 2015 certificate for a tax deed to right to withdraw the prop- be issued thereon. The cer- $900/wk + Benefits! erty at any time before the the property owner as of Carrier covers cost! Be the date of the lis pendens tificate number and year of sale or to refuse any bids. TIM SMITH issuance, the description trained & based locally! No one under 16 years old must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT of the property, and the Now Offering New is permitted. The property PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- names in which it was as- to be sold is described as IDA sessed are as follows: OFFICE HOURS Regional Routes in FL! “general household items” 5/27/15, 6/3/15 1-877-214-3624 Legal No. 00033902 unless otherwise noted. Certificate Number F114 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Year of Issuance 2009 Unit Name Wheeler Description of Property: A017 Clifton Fraser Deputy Clerk Medical A019 Monique Smith PT OF GOVT LOT 22 MONDAY - FRIDAY B035 Mishelle Green You can find more informa- OR969 P207 (LOT 8) (PAR- Medical Biller needed C031 Felicia Nelson IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, tion online at www.putnam- CEL 50) E009 Kristi Cushman SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html PARCEL NUMBER 06-11- w/3 years min. exp. M009 Deborah Hicks CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- Fax resume to: 23-0000-0220-0008 N033 Valyncia Brown, Va- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 386-698-1099 lyncia Danyale Brown 5/27/15 Name in which assessed 8am - 5pm CASE NO.: 2015-177-CA-53 Legal No. 00033314 ALLEN NOVELYN. 5/20/15, 5/27/15 Div.: 53 Legal No. 00033350 All of said property being General STATE OF FLORIDA, ex rel. in the County of Putnam, JOHN KENNETH LARSEN, State of Florida. Adams Acres is seeking Plaintiff, Direct Care staff to as- Unless such certificate or CLASSIFIED FAX vs. NOTICE OF APPLICATION certificates shall be re- sist w/ ID clients who are FOR TAX DEED deemed according to law behaviorally challenged. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF KENT HART SMITH and the property described in Many shifts available, in- FLORIDA SEVENTH JUDI- ROSE MARIE SMITH, hus- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, such certificate or certific- cluding M-F split; week- CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR band and wife, and UN- that RICHARD COTHRON ates will be sold to the DEADLINE... DEADLINE... the holder of the following end; awake overnight, PUTNAM COUNTY KNOWN OCCUPANTS , highest bidder in the Meet- PROBATE DIVISION TENANTS, OWNERS, and certificate has filed said ing Room, located at 107 and live in management. OTHER UNKNOW N certificate for a tax deed to North Sixth Street, Palatka, Must have GED or high CASE NO. 2015-CP-139 PARTIES, including, if a be issued thereon. The cer- Florida, on the 10th day of 2:00 P.M. school diploma, valid DIVISION 53 named defendant is de- tificate number and year of June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. 1:30 P.M. issuance, the description driverʼs license, and 1 ceased, the personal rep- IN RE: ESTATE OF ELISA resentatives, the surviving of the property, and the Dated this 21st day of year exp. in care taking. ACOSTA, Deceased. spouse, heirs, devisees, names in which it was as- April, 2015 (312-5200) (312-5209) College credits may sub- grantees, creditors, and all sessed are as follows: stitute for exp. Staffing NOTICE OF ADMINISTRA- other parties claiming by, approved by the publisher. Certificate Number B991 GENERAL INFORMATION for aggressive houses. TION through, under or against TIM SMITH The administration of the that defendant, and the Year of Issuance 2008 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT All advertising is accepted, subject to the approv- CANCELLATIONS Competitive starting Estate of Elisa Acosta, de- several and respective un- Description of Property: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- al of the publisher, who reserves the right to revise rates. Apply in person at ceased, Case No. 2015-CP- known assigns, suc- IDA 1735 S.R. 16, St. Aug, 139 is pending in the Cir- cessors in interest, trust- ST JOHNS RIVERSIDE ES- or reject any advertisement without notice. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- TATES HOOT OWL RIDGE FL 32084, M-F, cuit Court for Putnam ees or other persons claim- The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be County, Florida, Probate ing by, through, under or 4TH ADDITION CORREC- (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna 9am – 4pm. DFWP. TED PLATS MB5 P101 BLK classify and edit all copy. Division, the address of against any corporation Wheeler made. which is P.O. Box 758, Pal- other legal entity named as 5 LOT 5 Deputy Clerk Copy changes requested during a schedule con- atka, Florida 32178-0758. the defendant, and all PARCEL NUMBER 13-11- Blueberry pickers stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled The names and addresses claimants, persons or 26-8244-0050-0050 You can find more informa- needed: Apply in person of the person representat- parties, natural or corpor- during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate tion online at www.putnam- be prepared. at: 123 S. Providence ive and the personal rep- ate, or whose exact legal Name in which assessed fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html Please check your ad the first day it runs to see Church Rd., Palatka. resentative’s attorney are name is unknown, claim- LOUIS TODD M. your billing to the nearest earned rate. set forth below. ing under any of the above that all of the information is correct. This will insure 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, named or described de- All of said property being 5/27/15 that your ad is exactly what you want the reader to GREAT WAY TO All persons upon whom fendants, in the County of Putnam, FREE ADS EARN SOME EXTRA Legal No. 00033318 see. this notice is served who Defendant. State of Florida. If you have found an item or a pet or want to CASH! have objections that chal- Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after lenge the qualifications of NOTICE OF ACTION Unless such certificate or the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) the personal representat- certificates shall be re- PART-TIME ive, venue or jurisdiction of TO: KENT HART SMITH deemed according to law The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- NEWSPAPER this Court are required to and ROSE MARIE SMITH, the property described in ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning DELIVERY IN THE file their objections with husband and wife, such certificate or certific- tive days. regarding classified bill to our business office at WELAKA AREA this Court WITHIN THE ates will be sold to the LATER OF THREE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an highest bidder in the Meet- NOTICE OF APPLICATION 312-5203. Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at MONTHS AFTER THE action seeking to abate a ing Room, located at 107 FOR TAX DEED TAKING 800-881-7355. DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- nuisance on the following North Sixth Street, Palatka, CREDIT POLICY APPLICATIONS LICATION OF THIS NO- property in Putnam Florida, on the 10th day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, NOW! TICE OR THIRTY DAYS County, Florida: June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- RATES/TERMS AFTER THE DATE OF SER- holder of the following cer- ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Legal Description: Dated this 21st day of tificate has filed said certi- Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All Contracted position, NOTICE ON THEM. April, 2015 ficate for a tax deed to be ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Tuesday thru Saturday, Lots 3, 4, 13 and 14, Block issued thereon. The certi- Express or Discover) unless a credit application is rates quoted are per line, per day. All creditors of the de- 20 of the TOWN OF INTER- ficate number and year of approximately cedent and other persons LACHEN, according to plat TIM SMITH issuance, the description 2:00am-6:00am. Need having claims or demands thereof recorded in Map CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT of the property, and the reliable, economic against decedent’s estate Book 1, Pages 8 and 9 of PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- names in which it was as- transportation, current on whom a copy of this no- the public records of Put- IDA sessed are as follows: tice is served within three nam County, Florida. drivers license months after the date of TOGETHER WITH that por- Certificate Number 5496 & insurance. the first publications of this tion of an unnamed alley (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Year of Issuance 2010 312-5200 notice must file their abandoned by Ordinance Wheeler Description of Property: Apply in person: claims with this Court recorded in O.R. Book 702, Deputy Clerk WITHIN THREE MONTHS page 359 of the public re- INTERLACHEN LAKES ES- TOLL FREE Circulation Dept. AFTER THE DATE OF SER- cords of Putnam County, You can find more informa- TATES FREDERICK TOWN Palatka Daily News VICE OF A COPY OF THIS Florida, which would re- tion online at www.putnam- UNIT 17 MB5 P27 BLK 126 1825 St. Johns Ave. NOTICE ON THEM. vert to the above de- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html LOTS 12 13 scribed lands by operation PARCEL NUMBER 25-09- NO PHONE All other creditors of the of law. 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 24-4076-1260-0120 5/27/15 CALLS, PLEASE. decedent and persons hav- 800-881-7355 ing claims or demands Putnam County Tax Parcel Legal No. 00033315 Name in which assessed against the decedent’s es- Number 15-10-24-4050- PROTEGE PROPERTIES tate must file their claims 0200-0030 INVESTMENTS INC. with this Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS AFTER has been filed against you All of said property being THE DATE OF THE FIRST and you are required to in the County of Putnam, PUBLICATION OF THIS serve a copy of your writ- State of Florida. WEDNESDAY.indd 1 NOTICE. ten defenses, if any, to it 5/26/15 4:29 PM on George A. Young, Es- Unless such certificate or ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS quire, of HOLMES & certificates shall be re- AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO YOUNG, P.A., at 222 North deemed according to law FILED WILL BE FOREVER Third Street, Palatka, Flor- the property described in BARRED. ida 32177, (386) 328-1111, such certificate or certific- on or before the 5th day of ates will be sold to the The date of first publica- June, 2015, and file the ori- highest bidder in the Meet- tion of this Notice is May 6, ginal with the clerk of this ing Room, located at 107 2015. court either before service North Sixth Street, Palatka, on the plaintiff's attorney Florida, on the 10th day of /s/ DUSTIN CHARLES-AD- or immediately thereafter; June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. EEB NEMATI otherwise a default will be DOUGLAS & HEDSTROM, entered against you for the Dated this 21st day of P.A. relief demanded in the April, 2015 601 St. Johns Avenue complaint or petition. Palatka, FL 32177 Telephone: 386-328-6000 DATED: APRIL 29, 2015 TIM SMITH E m a i l : CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT dustin@douglashedstrom- TIM SMITH PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- law.com Clerk of the Court IDA Florida Bar No. 95678 Attorney for Petitioner BY: /s/ Kelly Purcell As Deputy Clerk (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna /s/ QUINCY MASTERS, Pe- Wheeler titioner 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27/15 Deputy Clerk Masters Funeral Home Legal No. 00033357 3015 Crill Avenue You can find more informa- Palatka, FL 32177 tion online at www.putnam- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 5/6, 5/13, 5/20, 5/27/15 Legal No. 00033358 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/27/15 Legal No. 00033319 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the holder of the following cer- tificate has filed said certi- ficate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certi- ficate number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was as- sessed are as follows: Certificate Number 07431 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Year of Issuance 2011 FOR TAX DEED Description of Property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, INTERLACHEN LAKES that US BANK AS CUST ESTS UNIT 27 MB5 P59 FOR MOONSTONE LIEN BLK 10 LOT 16 the holder of the following PARCEL NUMBER 01-09- certificate has filed said 24-4086-0100-0160 certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The cer- Name in which assessed tificate number and year of BROWN JULIE E. issuance, the description of the property, and the All of said property being names in which it was as- in the County of Putnam, sessed are as follows: State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Certificate Number 0016930 FOR TAX DEED Unless such certificate or NOTICE OF APPLICATION Year of Issuance 2012 certificates shall be re- FOR TAX DEED Description of Property: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, deemed according to law that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the the property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PT OF E2400 FT OF S3500 holder of the following cer- such certificate or certific- that ROBINSON JACK M FT OF SEC OR358 P249 tificate has filed said certi- ates will be sold to the AND SHELBY A the holder (BARDIN ESTS UNREC ficate for a tax deed to be highest bidder in the Meet- of the following certificate LOT 43 ONLY UNDEEDED issued thereon. The certi- ing Room, located at 107 has filed said certificate for LOT LEFT) ficate number and year of North Sixth Street, Palatka, a tax deed to be issued PARCEL NUMBER 36-08- issuance, the description Florida, on the 10th day of thereon. The certificate 25-0000-0060-0002 of the property, and the June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. number and year of issu- names in which it was as- ance, the description of the Name in which assessed sessed are as follows: Dated this 21st day of property, and the names in ECKMAN PASCHE MARIE. April, 2015 which it was assessed are Certificate Number 5496 as follows: All of said property being Year of Issuance 2010 in the County of Putnam, Description of Property: TIM SMITH Certificate Number 18662 State of Florida. CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Year of Issuance 2011 INTERLACHEN LAKES ES- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Description of Property: Unless such certificate or TATES FREDERICK TOWN IDA 9A CLASSIFIEDS • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY,certificates shall be re- MAY 27, 2015 UNIT 17 MB5 P27 BLK 126 S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4 OF deemed according to law LOTS 12 13 SW 1/4 OF NW1/4 (EX S + the property described in Mattresses: Thick plush PARCEL NUMBER 25-09- (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna W 30 FT) TRACT 1514 such certificate or certific- Tax24-4076-1260-0120 Deeds OR344 P825 ates will be sold to the pillow-top or tight-top, all Livestock Business / Wheeler sizes. Cheapest prices! Deputy Clerk PARCEL NUMBER 31-10- ADDITIONAL TAX DEEDS NOTICE OF APPLICATION highest bidder in the Meet- Name in which assessed 26-0000-8888-1514 FOR TAX DEED ing Room, located at 107 Pomona Park 336-1544 Hay - Fertilized, Barn- Commercial PROTEGE PROPERTIES You can find more informa- Without regard for the pub- North Sixth Street, Palatka, Stored. Large Rolls $55. INVESTMENTS INC. tion online at www.putnam- Name in which assessed A- lic’s right and need to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida, on the 10th day of 1 PROPERTY HOLDINGS June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. Pomona Park area 2 dry cleaning busi- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html know, Putnam County con- that CAP ONE AS COLL nesses, Green Cove All of said property being LLC C/O Burt E Eisenberg tinues to pay for half of tax ASSN RMCTL2013 the Lawn & Garden 386-546-4466 in the County of Putnam, 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Esq. deed sales notices to be holder of the following cer- Dated this 21st day of Springs & Jacksonville, State of Florida. 5/27/15 published in the Daily tificate has filed said certi- April, 2015 Cub Cadet zero-turn running, $59K for both, Legal No. 00033322 All of said property being News and pay for the other ficate for a tax deed to be in the County of Putnam, mower, 50" cut, 22HP, 10% down each. Unless such certificate or half to be published in issued thereon. The certi- Free Animals 386-538-6777 certificates shall be re- State of Florida. Crescent City’s weekly ficate number and year of TIM SMITH exc. cond., $1,200 OBO. CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT deemed according to law newspaper. As a result of issuance, the description 386-546-2243 6 month old puppy, the property described in Unless such certificate or this legal but flawed sys- of the property, and the PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- such certificate or certific- certificates shall be re- IDA Boxer/Lab/Weimaraner Crescent City - Lg comm. tem, many notices have not names in which it was as- bldg w/upstairs apt. ates will be sold to the NOTICE OF APPLICATION deemed according to law appeared in the neighbor- sessed are as follows: Round, plastic patio ta- mix, free to good home. highest bidder in the Meet- FOR TAX DEED the property described in hood where the at-risk ble & 3 chairs, $30 OBO. Apt. finished & rented. such certificate or certific- (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna 386-530-0353 ing Room, located at 107 property is located. To fix Certificate Number 0005499 Palatka. 423-404-4309 $110K/terms 336-1544 North Sixth Street, Palatka, ates will be sold to the this problem, the Daily Year of Issuance 2012 Wheeler NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Deputy Clerk Florida, on the 10th day of that US BANK CUSTODIAN highest bidder in the Meet- News will publish tax deed Description of Property: June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. FOR TRC-SPE, LLC the ing Room, located at 107 sale notices as assigned Toro push mower, Free kittens, male & North Sixth Street, Palatka, and, at no charge to the INTERLACHEN LAKES ES- You can find more informa- Homes holder of the following cer- tion online at www.putnam- 22" cut, 6.5HP, $70. female. 2 calico, 2 Dated this 21st day of tificate has filed said certi- Florida, on the 10th day of county, publish a sum- TATES FREDERICK TOWN June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html orange, 1 tiger-striped. April, 2015 ficate for a tax deed to be mary of the other notices. UNIT 16 REPLAT MB5 P16 386-326-3682 River Villas 2BR/2BA, This month’s summary ap- BLK 207 LOT 14 386-350-0173 issued thereon. The certi- 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, screen porch, carport, ficate number and year of Dated this 21st day of peared on May 6, 2015. A PARCEL NUMBER 01-10- TIM SMITH April, 2015 copy may be reviewed at 24-4075-2070-0140 5/27/15 Troybilt self-propelled, new AC, crn lot, $60K. issuance, the description Legal No. 00033333 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT of the property, and the 1825 St. Johns Ave. during 8HP, $100. Works good. Lost & Found For appt: 386-649-6817 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- names in which it was as- normal business hours. Name in which assessed TIM SMITH John Deere riding IDA sessed are as follows: WHITEHOUSE BRIAN. mower, 42" cut, works CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/27/15 Animals 3BR/1BA, approx. 2K Certificate Number 10636 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Legal No. 00033190 All of said property being good, $400. 326-3682 SF, 3400 S. Palm Ave. (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna IDA Year of Issuance 2011 in the County of Putnam, Found in Interlachen $58K. 386-916-2832 Wheeler Description of Property: State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Blvd. area, medium fe- Deputy Clerk FOR TAX DEED Machinery & male dog w/leather DICKS MAP OF PALATKA (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Unless such certificate or Homes for sale Palatka, You can find more informa- Wheeler NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, collar. 386-336-7504 MB2 P46 BLK 33 S1/3 OF certificates shall be re- Tools E. Palatka, Owner fin., tion online at www.putnam- LOTS 1 + 4 Deputy Clerk deemed according to law that CULLEN STEVEN the fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html holder of the following cer- low dn pymt. Starting PARCEL NUMBER 42-10- the property described in As-is 8ft hydraulic land 27-6850-0330-0010 You can find more informa- such certificate or certific- tificate has filed said certi- @ $40K, 386-559-0660 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, tion online at www.putnam- ates will be sold to the ficate for a tax deed to be scraper, good cond., Lost: Female Great 5/27/15 Name in which assessed fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html highest bidder in the Meet- issued thereon. The certi- $1,500. Call Whispering Dane, white w/black Legal No. 00033319 KIRKLAND FLOYD + ing Room, located at 107 ficate number and year of spots, Bardin area. 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, issuance, the description Pines Club: ELMIRA ROBINSON C/O NOTICE OF APPLICATION North Sixth Street, Palatka, 386-698-2672 386-937-2260 Mobile Homes Floyd Kirkland. 5/27/15 FOR TAX DEED Florida, on the 10th day of of the property, and the Legal No. 00033326 June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. names in which it was as- Satsuma, Riverside All of said property being NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sessed are as follows: that US BANK CUSTODIAN Estates, 2BR/2BA. Sale in the County of Putnam, Dated this 21st day of Miscellaneous FOR RENT $55K or Rent $695/m. State of Florida. FOR TRC-SPE, LLC the April, 2015 Certificate Number 19366 REAL ESTATE holder of the following cer- Year of Issuance 2012 904-813-6585 AUTUMN'S ATTIC 600 Unless such certificate or tificate has filed said certi- Description of Property: or 904-473-5094 NOTICE OF APPLICATION certificates shall be re- NOTICE OF APPLICATION ficate for a tax deed to be TIM SMITH 3108 St. Johns Ave. FOR TAX DEED deemed according to law FOR TAX DEED issued thereon. The certi- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT GRANDIN LAKE SHORES Most purses $5, most the property described in ficate number and year of PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- UNIT 2 MB4 P57 LOTS 343 Affordable living, quiet, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, issuance, the description 344 clothes $1, kids shoes such certificate or certific- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, IDA Senior park, $3,500- that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the ates will be sold to the that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the of the property, and the PARCEL NUMBER 34-09- $2, 10% off strollers. holder of the following cer- highest bidder in the Meet- holder of the following cer- names in which it was as- 24-3251-0000-3430 $19,000, 386-698-3648 tificate has filed said certi- sessed are as follows: ing Room, located at 107 tificate has filed said certi- (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Businesses Closing lakecrescentflorida.com ficate for a tax deed to be North Sixth Street, Palatka, ficate for a tax deed to be Wheeler Name in which assessed - issued thereon. The certi- Florida, on the 10th day of issued thereon. The certi- Certificate Number 0002696 Deputy Clerk BRAGG JOHN M + Big Sale - Everything ficate number and year of June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. ficate number and year of Year of Issuance 2012 PAMELA D H/W. FSBO: 1/1 SW, fenced issuance, the description Description of Property: must go. Prices starting issuance, the description You can find more informa- @ $5. Furn., fixtures, file lot, city wtr, power pole, of the property, and the Dated this 21st day of of the property, and the tion online at www.putnam- All of said property being names in which it was as- PT OF SW1/4 OF NW1/4 in the County of Putnam, cabinets, med. equip, septic, well, 12x24 shed April, 2015 names in which it was as- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html Apartments w/metal roof & 6' porch, sessed are as follows: sessed are as follows: OR296 P1928 (HAZEL- State of Florida. office accessories, wall WOOD HEIGHTS UNREC $35K. 912-843-2641 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, art (some prints s/n), Barrington Apts Certificate Number 5738 TIM SMITH Certificate Number 18995 BLK B LOTS 15 + 16) 5/27/15 Unless such certificate or Year of Issuance 2010 certificates shall be re- Betty Rowe orig. Mon- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Year of Issuance 2011 PARCEL NUMBER 03-09- Legal No. 00033331 Offering 1BRs Welaka Area 3BR/2BA Description of Property: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Description of Property: 23-3580-0020-0150 deemed according to law Sat 9a-4p, 310 S. Palm 386-325-0512 IDA the property described in Ave., Palatka. Cash only. www.barrington Fenced yard, det. gar- INTERLACHEN LAKES ES- PT OF GOVT LOT 4 OR287 Name in which assessed such certificate or certific- age. Rent $650/m + sec. TATES DUNHAM WOODS HALLINAN KIRK DENNIS. ates will be sold to the Come & see! apartments.org P637 (LOT 27) (MAP SHEET Sale $39K. 972-4172 UNIT 18 MB5 P14 BLK 23 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna 6W) highest bidder in the Meet- LOT 12 ing Room, located at 107 Wheeler PARCEL NUMBER 06-11- All of said property being Garage cabinet, 3-door, Lg, very nice, 2/1.5, CHt, PARCEL NUMBER 04-10- Deputy Clerk 23-0000-0040-0080 in the County of Putnam, North Sixth Street, Palatka, 25-4077-0230-0120 State of Florida. Florida, on the 10th day of solid, build on wheels, LR, DR & FR, kit. w/ Mobile Home You can find more informa- Name in which assessed NOTICE OF APPLICATION June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. $40 OBO. Palatka. dishwasher. $650/m Name in which assessed tion online at www.putnam- SWANDER MELISSA SUE. Unless such certificate or FOR TAX DEED 423-404-4309 1st/last 954-806-3610 With Land PEREZ JUAN L. fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html certificates shall be re- Dated this 21st day of All of said property being deemed according to law NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, April, 2015 2 MHs ON 5+ ACRES All of said property being the property described in that CAP ONE AS COLL 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, in the County of Putnam, Items $25 or Must sell! 3BR/2BA & in the County of Putnam, 5/27/15 State of Florida. such certificate or certific- ASSN RMCTL2013 the Homes State of Florida. Legal No. 00033323 ates will be sold to the holder of the following cer- TIM SMITH Less 2BR/1BA, fully fenced, Unless such certificate or highest bidder in the Meet- tificate has filed said certi- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Hollister, $55K. Possible Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- ing Room, located at 107 ficate for a tax deed to be PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- 3BR/2BA, fenced yard, owner fin. Sunstate certificates shall be re- deemed according to law North Sixth Street, Palatka, issued thereon. The certi- IDA Five 2XL Cherokee scrub near college, $1,130/m, deemed according to law Realty 386-916-8328 the property described in Florida, on the 10th day of ficate number and year of pants, different colors, includes lawn care. the property described in such certificate or certific- June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. issuance, the description (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna $25 for all. 904-412-9186 407-402-9338 such certificate or certific- NOTICE OF APPLICATION ates will be sold to the of the property, and the Interlachen, Satsuma, ates will be sold to the Dated this 21st day of names in which it was as- Wheeler FOR TAX DEED highest bidder in the Meet- Owner fin., low down highest bidder in the Meet- ing Room, located at 107 April, 2015 sessed are as follows: Deputy Clerk ing Room, located at 107 5 pair men's jeans, pymt. Starting @ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, North Sixth Street, Palatka, 44x30, $10 for all. North Sixth Street, Palatka, that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the Florida, on the 10th day of Certificate Number 0007290 You can find more informa- Mobile Homes $25K, 386-559-0660 Florida, on the 10th day of holder of the following cer- June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. TIM SMITH Year of Issuance 2012 tion online at www.putnam- 386-325-1192 June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html tificate has filed said certi- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Description of Property: 2BR/1BA & 3BR/2BA ficate for a tax deed to be Dated this 21st day of PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Dated this 21st day of issued thereon. The certi- April, 2015 IDA INTERLACHEN LAKES ES- 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Dresser, blonde wood, 4 for rent in different loc- Waterfront April, 2015 ficate number and year of TATES UNIT 23 MB5 P36 5/27/15 drawers, great cond., ations, $450/mo and issuance, the description BLK A LOT 79 Legal No. 00033334 $25. 386-299-7100 up, call 386-559-0660 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna PARCEL NUMBER 18-10- Florahome on George's of the property, and the TIM SMITH Lake: Furnished 2/2 TIM SMITH names in which it was as- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Wheeler 25-4082-0010-0790 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT sessed are as follows: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Deputy Clerk MERCHANDISE Five 5x scrub tops, canal front w/ detached PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- IDA Name in which assessed multiple patterns, 3BR/2BA DW, Flagler garage, lg den w/fire- IDA Certificate Number 17066 You can find more informa- WERKHEISER MORRIS Estates, secluded, pets tion online at www.putnam- BOYD + RUBY HELEN H/W. 400 all for $25. place, screen porch, Year of Issuance 2011 OK, $700/m + $700 dep. Trane CH/A, boathouse Description of Property: (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 904-412-9186 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler All of said property being 352-589-4520/406-6323 w/lift, lg deck, $145K. Wheeler PT OF LOT 12 BK183 P499 Deputy Clerk 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, in the County of Putnam, 904 349-8804 Deputy Clerk (MAP SHEET 18B) 5/27/15 State of Florida. Heavy antique mirror, Legal No. 00033329 PARCEL NUMBER 18-09- You can find more informa- wood frame, 18"x42", Satsuma, remod., quiet, You can find more informa- 23-0000-0290-0000 tion online at www.putnam- Unless such certificate or $25. 386-916-1364 RECREATIONAL tion online at www.putnam- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html certificates shall be re- 2/2, CH/A, utility bldg., fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html Name in which assessed deemed according to law furn/unfurn, $525/m + VERONA V LLC. 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, the property described in dep. 386-328-3956 800 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/27/15 such certificate or certific- Sporting Goods 5/27/15 All of said property being Legal No. 00033327 ates will be sold to the Legal No. 00033320 highest bidder in the Meet- Shady 1BR $395/m + in the County of Putnam, Appliances GUN SHOW May 30 & State of Florida. ing Room, located at 107 dep. E. Pal., river view. North Sixth Street, Palatka, 31 Putnam County 328-1916 lv msg Unless such certificate or Florida, on the 10th day of Garland commercial gas Shrine Club 116 Yelving- June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. certificates shall be re- NOTICE OF APPLICATION stove, 60"W x 30"D, full ton Rd. E. Pal. (across deemed according to law NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Dated this 21st day of length back splash & 8" from fairgrounds) Sat 9-4 the property described in FOR TAX DEED Roommates such certificate or certific- April, 2015 shelf, 30" double ovens, Sun 9-3, Admission: $5. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 10 burners & a 2-burner ates will be sold to the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that CAP ONE AS COLL CWP classes both days. Wanted NOTICE OF APPLICATION highest bidder in the Meet- grill plate. Works, but Boats & FOR TAX DEED that CAP ONE AS COLL ASSN RMCTL2013 the TIM SMITH Cliffhangers: 325-6114 ing Room, located at 107 ASSN RMCTL2013 the holder of the following cer- hasn't been used in a North Sixth Street, Palatka, CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Roommate wanted: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, holder of the following cer- tificate has filed said certi- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- few yrs. Very good cond. Accessories Florida, on the 10th day of tificate has filed said certi- ficate for a tax deed to be PETS & SUPPLIES 3BR MH in Satsuma, that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. IDA Sold as-is, $500. Call holder of the following cer- ficate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certi- $350/m + $350 Dep. '90 fiberglass Bass tificate has filed said certi- issued thereon. The certi- ficate number and year of Whispering Pines Club: 386-227-8340 Dated this 21st day of ficate number and year of issuance, the description 386-698-2672 550 Tracker (Tournament ficate for a tax deed to be April, 2015 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna issued thereon. The certi- issuance, the description of the property, and the Wheeler Series) w/ trolling mtr, ficate number and year of of the property, and the names in which it was as- Deputy Clerk depth finder, 115HP names in which it was as- sessed are as follows: FOR SALE issuance, the description TIM SMITH Auctions/ Flea Evinrude, trailer $2,500 of the property, and the sessed are as follows: You can find more informa- REAL ESTATE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Certificate Number 0003200 386-325-8378/937-1548 names in which it was as- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- tion online at www.putnam- Markets 700 sessed are as follows: Certificate Number 0002669 Year of Issuance 2012 fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html IDA Year of Issuance 2012 Description of Property: Estate Auction, May 30, Outboard motors, lg & Certificate Number 03054 Description of Property: 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, INTERLACHEN LAKES 10am 139 Ramona Rd sm, all serviced & ready Year of Issuance 2011 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna 5/27/15 Description of Property: HART LAKE MB4 P183 LOT ESTS UNIT 7 MB4 P117 Legal No. 00033332 Crescent City, 75 cor- to go! Pomona Pk. We Wheeler 3 BLK 18 LOTS 1 2 + 3 Deputy Clerk vette, Nissan Frontier, can install. 336-1544 INTERLACHEN LAKES PARCEL NUMBER 03-10- PARCEL NUMBER 16-10- 24-3515-0000-0030 24-4066-0180-0010 antiques, furn., tools, Pets & Supplies ESTS UNIT 3 MB4 P113 You can find more informa- BLK D LOTS 5 + 6 pressure washer, hshld, Pontoon boat, 20ft, nice tion online at www.putnam- Name in which assessed Name in which assessed PARCEL NUMBER 23-10- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html arts/crafts & more Dog Lot: Large dome trailer, w/ or w/out motor, 24-4062-0040-0050 S M I T H B R U C E MARKEL LAWRENCE C + tandaauctioncompany.com house,, 8 wooden posts, ALLEN+LINDA P HAST- DAVID E MARKEL+ LINDA good cond. Pomona Park 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, for more info 7%tax Name in which assessed INGS. MARKEL LITTRELL. 7 metal posts, 100ft wire, 386-336-1544 5/27/15 12%BP AU4107 AB2966 4ft gate. Pd $223, Acreage / Lots RAZZAK ZAHEER. Legal No. 00033324 NOTICE OF APPLICATION All of said property being All of said property being FOR TAX DEED Col. Terry Haring asking $150 OBO. All of said property being in the County of Putnam, in the County of Putnam, 386-972-0402 Palatka. 423-404-4309 1.89 Ac. off W River Rd. Campers / in the County of Putnam, State of Florida. State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, State of Florida. that US BANK AS CUST partially treed, creeks run Travel Trailers Unless such certificate or Unless such certificate or FOR MOONSTONE LIEN Fruits & Mini Schnauzers: Black back of property, dead- Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- certificates shall be re- the holder of the following end street, very peaceful. NOTICE OF APPLICATION deemed according to law deemed according to law male & black party male, 2005 King of the Road certificates shall be re- FOR TAX DEED certificate has filed said Vegetables $15K, possible owner deemed according to law the property described in the property described in certificate for a tax deed to $360 neg. Shots & health Royal Villa 34ft fifth the property described in such certificate or certific- such certificate or certific- be issued thereon. The cer- certs. 904-699-1727 finance. Sunstate wheel, $4K OBO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ates will be sold to the ates will be sold to the Blueberries! Realty 386-916-8328 such certificate or certific- that ROBINSON JACK M tificate number and year of U-pick 386-329-2657 386-546-1210 ates will be sold to the highest bidder in the Meet- highest bidder in the Meet- issuance, the description $3/lb, or we pick, AND SHELBY A the holder ing Room, located at 107 ing Room, located at 107 highest bidder in the Meet- of the following certificate of the property, and the daylight to dark, ing Room, located at 107 North Sixth Street, Palatka, North Sixth Street, Palatka, names in which it was as- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES TRANSPORTATION has filed said certificate for Florida, on the 10th day of Florida, on the 10th day of 7 day/wk 386-328-3909 3.5 acres, 165 SE 5th North Sixth Street, Palatka, a tax deed to be issued sessed are as follows: Florida, on the 10th day of June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. Ave., Interlachen. $8K
thereon. The certificate 900 June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. number and year of issu- Certificate Number 0016930 560 OBO. 386-756-0979 Dated this 21st day of Dated this 21st day of Year of Issuance 2012 Furniture & ance, the description of the April, 2015 April, 2015 Dated this 21st day of property, and the names in Description of Property: Blair Estates, Palatka April, 2015 which it was assessed are Upholstery as follows: PT OF E2400 FT OF S3500 1+ acre lots, restricted, TIM SMITH TIM SMITH FT OF SEC OR358 P249 2,500 SqFt H&A CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Light wood dinette set: TIM SMITH Certificate Number 18638 (BARDIN ESTS UNREC CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- LOT 43 ONLY UNDEEDED Round table w/ 4 pad- $24,900 - $29,900 Year of Issuance 2011 IDA IDA ded chairs, $125. Pos- Owner finance, 10% PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Description of Property: LOT LEFT) IDA PARCEL NUMBER 36-08- sible delivery. 328-3162 down. 386-937-1155 25-0000-0060-0002 W1/2 OF SE1/4 OF SW1/4 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna OF SE 1/4 OF NE1/4 (EX N (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler Wheeler Name in which assessed + S 30 FT) TRACT 1295 Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Wheeler OR344 P803 ECKMAN PASCHE MARIE. Deputy Clerk PARCEL NUMBER 31-10- You can find more informa- You can find more informa- 26-0000-8888-1295 All of said property being You can find more informa- tion online at www.putnam- tion online at www.putnam- in the County of Putnam, fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html tion online at www.putnam- Name in which assessed State of Florida. fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html STIER JEAN A. 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Unless such certificate or 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/27/15 5/27/15 certificates shall be re- All of said property being Legal No. 00033328 Legal No. 00033330 5/27/15 in the County of Putnam, deemed according to law Legal No. 00033321 State of Florida. the property described in such certificate or certific- Unless such certificate or ates will be sold to the certificates shall be re- highest bidder in the Meet- deemed according to law ing Room, located at 107 the property described in North Sixth Street, Palatka, Industrial Technician - $24.38/hour such certificate or certific- Florida, on the 10th day of ates will be sold to the June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. With overtime, total annual pay should range between $45,000 - $60,000 highest bidder in the Meet- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Dated this 21st day of FOR TAX DEED ing Room, located at 107 North Sixth Street, Palatka, April, 2015 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Florida, on the 10th day of June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. TAMKO Building Products, Inc. is seeking an Industrial Technician at our that 21 HOLDINGS LLC the TIM SMITH holder of the following cer- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT tificate has filed said certi- Dated this 21st day of Green Cove Springs, Florida facility. The Industrial Technician performs routine April, 2015 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- ficate for a tax deed to be IDA issued thereon. The certi- maintenance checks and repairs mechanical and electrical equipment. ficate number and year of TIM SMITH issuance, the description (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna of the property, and the CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Wheeler names in which it was as- Deputy Clerk • Electrical associates degree preferred, mechanical experience required. sessed are as follows: IDA You can find more informa- • One to three months electrical experience and/or training is preferred. Certificate Number 07431 (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna tion online at www.putnam- Year of Issuance 2011 fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html Description of Property: Wheeler Deputy Clerk 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, INTERLACHEN LAKES In addition to an attractive wage, this position offers a competitive benefits You can find more informa- 5/27/15 ESTS UNIT 27 MB5 P59 Legal No. 00033333 BLK 10 LOT 16 tion online at www.putnam- package including Group Health and Life Insurance, Vision and Dental Insurance, PARCEL NUMBER 01-09- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 24-4086-0100-0160 a Flexible Benefits Plan, a 401(k) Retirement Plan with a company match, a Profit 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Name in which assessed 5/27/15 Sharing Retirement Plan, and other benefits. BROWN JULIE E. Legal No. 00033325 All of said property being in the County of Putnam, State of Florida. Interested candidates should apply online at www.tamko.com/careers. Unless such certificate or NOTICE OF APPLICATION certificates shall be re- FOR TAX DEED TAMKO is an Equal Opportunity Employer deemed according to law the property described in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, such certificate or certific- that ROBINSON JACK M ates will be sold to the AND SHELBY A the holder TAMKO® Building Products, Inc. is one of the nation’s largest independent manufacturers of residential and of the following certificate highest bidder in the Meet- commercial roofing products, decking and railing products, waterproofing, cements and coatings. With more than ing Room, located at 107 has filed said certificate for North Sixth Street, Palatka, a tax deed to be issued 70 years of experience in the industry, TAMKO’s success is the direct result of Florida, on the 10th day of thereon. The certificate June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. number and year of issu- teamwork and enduring relationships with customers, suppliers and employees. ance, the description of the Dated this 21st day of property, and the names in Privately owned, TAMKO is committed to producing quality products with superior April, 2015 which it was assessed are as follows: product support. For more information, visit our website at www.tamko.com.
TIM SMITH Certificate Number 18662 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Year of Issuance 2011 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Description of Property: IDA S1/2 OF SE1/4 OF SE1/4 OF SW 1/4 OF NW1/4 (EX S + (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna W 30 FT) TRACT 1514 Wheeler OR344 P825 Deputy Clerk PARCEL NUMBER 31-10- 26-0000-8888-1514 You can find more informa- WEDNESDAY.inddtion online at www.putnam-2 Name in which assessed A- 5/26/15 4:30 PM fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 1 PROPERTY HOLDINGS LLC C/O Burt E Eisenberg 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, Esq. 5/27/15 Legal No. 00033322 All of said property being in the County of Putnam, State of Florida. Unless such certificate or certificates shall be re- deemed according to law the property described in such certificate or certific- ates will be sold to the highest bidder in the Meet- ing Room, located at 107 North Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the 10th day of June, 2015, at 10:00 A.M. Dated this 21st day of April, 2015
TIM SMITH CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- IDA
(SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler Deputy Clerk You can find more informa- tion online at www.putnam- fl.com/taxdeeds/list.html 5/6/15, 5/13/15, 5/20/15, 5/27/15 Legal No. 00033326 10A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015
Carolyn O. Holloway JohnsonOverturffunerals. online guestbook at www.the- friends of Hibiscus Court, The William G. Perry com. mastersfuneralhomes.com. Fountains-Melbourne and Obituaries Arrangements are under Masters Funeral Home of Sterling House of West Carolyn Oglesby Holloway, the direction of Johnson- Palatka is in charge of Melbourne. Grandchildren William Gatlin “Bill” Perry, Obituaries are paid adver- 88, of East Palatka, died, Overturf Funeral Home in arrangements. remember her as a staunch 68, of Palatka passed away tising written by funeral Monday, May 25, 2015. Palatka. player of Rummicub, Uno and Monday, May 25, 2015 at UF homes based upon informa- She was born Oct. 8, 1926 in SkipBo (which she ALWAYS Health in Gainesville follow- tion provided by families. East Palatka to the late James won!) and as the creator of the ing an extended illness. Death notices are brief Albertus Oglesby and Carrie Hazel Van Epps Easter piñata. Arrangements will be announcements published at Miller Oglesby. Carolyn was a Irene Rich Services at Hope Baptist announced by Masters no charge. lifelong resi- Myrtice Hazel Packham Church in Keystone Heights Funeral Home in Palatka. dent of Edith Irene Rich, 89, of Van Epps, 88, of West will be held at a later date. Palatka and a Bardin, passed away Monday, Melbourne, passed peacefully Memorial donations may be Marium E. Clark retired com- May 25, 2015 at her residence and joined her husband and made to Promise Inc., P.O. mercial loan following an extended ill- Heavenly family and friends Box 120028, West Melbourne, Annie E. Pinkston Marium E. Clark, 88, of officer for the ness. She on May 22, 2015. FL 32912-0028 or visit them Palatka, passed away Atlantic was born at Born in Theresa in 1926, she at PromiseinBrevard.com. Annie E. Pinkston, 102, for- Tuesday, May 26, 2015 at National and home in was the youngest of eight chil- Share memories and sign the merly of East Palatka, passed Haven Hospice Roberts Care First Union Bardin where dren of family guestbook at www.afcf- Saturday, May 23, 2015 in Center in Palatka following a National she lived for Weldon and care.com. Joliet, Ill. brief illness. Banks and a member of Saint her entire life. Gertrude Arrangements by Ammen The E.W. Lawson & Son She was born in Green James United Methodist In her young- Packham. Family Cremation and Funeral Home is entrusted Garden, Ill., and had been a Church. More recently, she er days she Hazel met the Funeral Care in Melbourne, with the services. resident of enjoyed volunteering for her had worked in love of her life (321) 724-2222. Palatka for church, and in earlier years, the bag facto- while working the past 34 she enjoyed attending Gator ry at the former Hudson Pulp at the Western years, com- football and basketball games and Paper Corp. in Palatka Union office in Tommie J. Thompson ing from with her husband, Wayne. and at the courthouse, where Jacksonville Jeremy Henderson Mokena, Ill. Before retiring, she was an she worked in mainte- in 1945. Leonard and Hazel Tommie Jane Thompson, She retired active member of the Pilot nance. She enjoyed reading raised their three daughters in Jeremy Henderson, 25, 82, of St. Augustine, passed in 1987 from Club of Palatka for many and cooking, and in her earlier Florida and South Dakota, passed in West Palm Beach on away Sunday, May 24, 2015 at JCPenney as years. She was a devoted days, hunting and fish- moving in 1971 to Merritt Monday, May 25, 2015. Flagler Hospital. a sales asso- mother, grandmother and ing. She was a very loving Island in Brevard County, Arrangements entrusted to Arrangements are under ciate after 25 aunt. She loved her family and giving person, not only to where she taught special educa- the E.W. Lawson & Son the supervision of Coleman’s years of service. She attend- very much. her family but to others as tion until her retirement in Funeral Home. Mortuary Family. ed College Park Baptist She was preceded in death well, “adopting” many into her 1987. Church in Palatka where by her husband, Albert W. family. She loved her pet dog, A devoted mother who cen- she was a very active mem- “Wayne” Holloway, and her Sheba. She was preceded in tered her life around family ber, enjoying Bible study, beloved sister, Cornelia death by her husband, “T.W.” and church, she also inspired attending Sunday school “Connie” Saba. Thomas Rich; an infant son; the lives of many of her special and singing in the choir. She Survivors include children five brothers, Enoch Crews, needs students both in South loved her family very much and spouses, Linda Chastain Ferrell Crews, Raburn Crews, Dakota and Florida. Hazel val- and always made time for of Valdosta, Ga., and Timothy Pat Crews and Ormond ued education and began work- them. (Donna) Holloway of East Crews; a sister, Katherine ing on her college degree at She was preceded in Palatka; five grandchildren, Key; and a grandson, George Yankton College graduating in death by her husband of 60 Kathy (Chris) Kerwin, Edward Osteen. 1971 with Bachelor of Arts in years, Frederick Clark; her Christine (Mike) Mastin, Survivors include two sons education and completed her parents, Arthur and Lydia Jodie (John) Corbett, Richard and daughters-in-law, David Master of Arts in special edu- Bettenhausen; and an Holloway, and Clifford and Donna Rich, and Phillip cation and psychology at the infant son, Lawrence Leslie Holloway; eight great-grand- and Judy Rich, all of Bardin; a University of South Dakota. Clark. children, Misty Cooper, daughter and son-in-law, She leaves behind her three Survivors include two Mathew Holt, Haylee Miller, Phyllis and George Watson of daughters, Rebecca Sario daughters and sons-in-law, Zachary White, Jacob White, Palatka; seven grandchildren Reynolds (Harry Robnett) of Linda and Dick Schauland of Cameron Mastin, Carson and spouses, Dana and Brian Portland, Ore., Pamella The greatest people East Palatka and Joann and Mastin, and Maci Corbett; six Davidson of Ormond Beach, Mankowski (Mark) of W. Dave Oyster of Palatka; three great-great-grandchildren; David Rich, Jr. of Palatka, Melbourne, and Susan Van who ever lived… grandchildren, Melinda and many nieces, nephews Chad Waston of Carraway, Epps (Dr. Neil Benson) of Wise. Reliable. Sensible. You Then just compare the savings. Schauland of Seattle, Greg and dear friends, many of Clint and Chris Watson of Palatka. She is also survived (Dana) Oyster of East Palatka, whom shared her faith in God Bardin, Sarina and Stephen by 11 grandchildren and 11 know the words that describe and Cathy Oyster of Palatka; and passion for Gator football. Wichens of St. Augustine, great-grandchildren, who our parents’ generation. No matter what we suggest, and two great-grandchildren, Services will be at 2 p.m. Miranda and Lee Inabinett of reside throughout the United Carley Oyster and Brayden Friday, May 29 at Johnson- St. Augustine, and Chase Rich States in Oregon, Florida, you’re under no obligation Oyster. Overturf Chapel in Palatka of Bardin; eleven great-grand- Virginia, Nebraska and Ohio. At the risk of bragging, some at all. But if a new system Funeral services will be with Pastor Don Hanna offici- children; and numerous nieces Hazel’s friends and family folks use those words to makes sense, owning it is Thursday, May 28 at 11 a.m. ating. The family will receive and nephews. The family will remember her as an intelli- at the Masters Funeral Home friends at Johnson-Overturf begin receiving friends at 2 gent, creative, funny, warm describe Artic Air Inc. Why? easy too... in Palatka with Pastor Pete Funeral Home from 6-8 p.m. p.m. Thursday, May 28 at hearted, generous and stub- Wilkinson officiating. The on Thursday. Masters Funeral Home in born woman who loved God Because we treat customers Such as: $420 Trade In for family will receive friends one In lieu of flowers, the family Palatka with funeral services and family and couldn’t see a hour prior to the service. requests donations be made to following at 3 p.m. with Pastor child without engaging them the way we’d like to be your old unit. You get Artic Burial will follow in Palatka the Fisher House Foundation Alfred Johns Jr. officiating in conversation. She loved to treated. Air’s 10-year parts and labor Memorial Gardens. Inc., 111 Rockville Pike, Suite assisted by Pastor Wes Taylor. travel and visited most states warranty - Not a cent for Messages of sympathy and 420, Rockville, MD 20850, or Burial will follow in the and several foreign countries. encouragement may be Saint James United Methodist Etoniah Cemetery in Her later years found her to be Like so: What about your repairs for 10 years! Plus up expressed in her online guest- Church, 400 Reid St., Palatka, Bardin. Memorial gifts may be a fan of bingo and Wii bowl- energy bills? Are they too to 36 months 0% ARP. book at www.themastersfu- FL 32177 in honor of Carolyn. sent to Hospice of the Nature ing, which she enjoyed with high? neralhomes.com. Memories and condolences Coast, 927 S. South Road 19, Masters Funeral Home of may be expressed to the fami- Palatka, FL 32177. Messages With power rebates and Palatka is in charge of ly at Carolyn’s Book of of sympathy and encourage- Could be your old cooling manufacturer rebates the arrangements. 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Kraft_Wednesday.indd 1 5/21/15 1:17 PM 2B PALATKA DAILY NEWS • WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 47 Coliseum 24 Leather-to-be 43 Suggestions 1 Caribbean 48 In a docile 25 Like some 44 Postpaid dance manner fears encl. Adults’ texts are indecipherable 6 Roomy 51 Cuts too 26 Launder 46 Helm 11 Paddled short 27 — Khan position Dear Harriette: I am 18, and you don’t always know what ness, or should I not meddle? I 12 Invented a 52 Flowery shrub 28 Begin a hand 47 Zipped I baby-sit frequently. Whenever these acronyms mean. Ask them have been a part of this town my word 53 Paste back 30 Snacks through certain parents text me, they use to please write to you straight. whole life. I go to school with 13 Shrewd together 36 Pilots 48 Salt qty. 14 Mooring sites 54 Social asset 38 Optical illusion 49 PFC mail stereotypical “text speak,” like That way, you will not run the these girls, so I know what I’m 15 Vice — 55 I.e. words 40 New Age drop “LMK” or “2NITE” or “GRT” risk of mistakenly following a talking about. I mean, at least 200 16 Parakeet singer 50 1002, for — I cannot even understand it! It direction they did not give you, girls have said they won’t go in 42 Round Caesar Yesterday’s Answer quarters DOWN is incredibly informal, and I have or otherwise misinterpreting their 17 Mythical 1 DVD beam starters 51 — Lanka because of them. But I don’t want archer 2 Opening never communicated with them communication. to be a gossip. — Should I Tell, 18 Menagerie remarks using any slang or lingo. When you do not understand Westchester, New York 19 Suggestive 3 Chocolate Are they trying to relate to me a text from them, always ask for Dear Should I Tell: As a mem- 23 Thrust-and- dessert by texting me this way? Should I clarification. parry sword 4 Phi — Kappa ber of your town, you definitely Dear Harriette: 25 Debate topic 5 Keats opus continue to decipher, or is there Recently, a should speak up. Find out who the 26 Lots of money 6 Yearn a polite way to tell them I will new clothing store opened up in owner or manager is and ask for a 29 Goofed up 7 Edmonton understand if they message me the town I live in. Previously, 31 Barnyard hockey team meeting at a time when the girls normally? — Bridging the Gap, every teenage girl had ordered female 8 Low digit in question are not at work. Tell Pittsburgh clothing from the store’s website 32 Stone or Ice 9 Collection this person that you are happy the 33 Not an 10 Newspaper Dear Bridging The Gap: I or gone to the store in the next store came to your town and that express execs can feel you cringing as you are state over because there was never 34 Fabric meas. 11 Stalactite site you are concerned about their receiving these messages as I can one close by. The opening seems 35 Arrow part 12 Florentine future sales because of the repu- 37 List entry farewell also see these parents working ideal, except no one wants to go tation these girls have at the local 39 Corridor 16 Forcing overtime to attempt to seem hip in because of the employees. The 40 USN officer 18 Goose egg and cool. Yes, you are the one store has, seemingly unknowing- high school. 41 Hieroglyphics 20 Very pale Make it clear that your inten- bird 21 Helped an who needs to address this. Use ly, hired the “mean girls” from the 45 Masculine actor great sensitivity because they are town high school. They are very tion is not to spread gossip but principle 22 Cravings making an effort to talk to you public about loving their jobs, that you know that a sizeable the way they believe you com- and they turn away business from number of girls have said they HOROSCOPE municate using text messaging. the store because no one wants to will not step foot in the door For Wednesday, May 27, 2015 ing. With the right preparation, your friendships and test your Tell them that you have noticed interact with them. Do I have the because these girls work there you will outshine the competi- leadership skills. that they often use abbreviations responsibility of telling the store and they are rude. It will be in the Your past actions, along with tion and win the respect of your AQUARIUS when they are texting you, and owner why he isn’t getting busi- store owners’ hands after that. the lessons and experience you’ve colleagues and superiors. Make (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) gained, will play a role in the plans to celebrate your accom- Don’t allow a dose of nostal- decisions you make and the path plishments. gia to ruin your day. There are you follow. Don’t get discouraged LIBRA many avenues to explore and lots BRIDGE (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) by negativity. of interesting people to meet. A is laughing, the other is usually South saw four losers: one GEMINI Recent emotional matters will younger individual will provide (May 21-June 20) bring you down. Disregard critical inspiration. crying. Today’s deal occurred spade and three clubs. If he Don’t allow a minor disagree- comments or judgmental people. PISCES during a pairs event, where over- had immediately led a trump, (Feb. 20-March 20) ment to escalate. A re-examina- Spend time with the people who tricks were important because the defenders surely would have tion of the events will reveal that love you, and don’t worry about Joint ventures look promising. you may have overreacted as well. material things. Consult your financial adviser each score was compared with taken those tricks. Be willing to compromise. SCORPIO about ways to reduce your debt the other pairs holding the same Instead, declarer had to try CANCER (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) and increase your savings. The cards. to jettison those club losers. He (June 21-July 22) It’s time you put your talents to knowledge you gain through a Put some distance between good use. Connect with creative business meeting or trip will be How should South try for the won the first trick, cashed dum- you and uncooperative or moody individuals and develop a one- most helpful. maximum in this deal? He is in my’s diamond queen (the honor ARIES people. A good way to avoid of-a-kind idea. Social events will four spades, and West leads the from the shorter hand first), controversy and complaints is to turn out to be quite informative. (March 21-April 19) keep yourself busy taking care SAGITTARIUS Don’t go public regarding your heart queen. North used a trans- played a diamond to his ace, of responsibilities and unfinished (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) personal secrets. You need to do fer bid to show five-plus spades discarded a club on the diamond business. You will be tempted by an some soul-searching to discover and at least zero points. South, king, and, because it could not LEO unusual offer. Be sure that you how you really feel before you (July 23-Aug. 22) have all the facts straight before share anything with others. Don’t Dorothy Dix, the pseudonym of with a maximum, four-card spade cost, pitched another club on the An unforeseen event will have you make a commitment. Things fold under pressure. journalist Elizabeth Meriwether support and a doubleton, jumped diamond jack. a strong influence on your direc- TAURUS are looking up financially, but that Gilmer, who died in 1951, said, to three spades — this is known If it had been ruffed with a low tion. Someone with something to is no reason to overspend. (April 20-May 20) offer will tempt you. Play it safe, CAPRICORN Romance is on the rise. “There isn’t a single human as a superaccept. North, who had spade, South would have broken take your time, and don’t appear (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Revitalize your self-esteem with being who hasn’t plenty to cry been undecided between invit- even. Here, though, East had to too eager. Join a group that shares your a personal update or makeover. over, and the trick is to make the ing and insisting on game, now ruff with his spade ace, so the VIRGO moral and ethical beliefs. A You will turn heads and receive (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) humanitarian or environmental interesting offers if you get out, laughs outweigh the tears.” had no qualms in bidding four contract made with an overtrick Major changes are forthcom- cause is a great way to expand socialize and share your ideas. At the bridge table, if one side spades. for a tied top. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne
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