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Multiple gunshots split CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News The Putnam County Solid the night and left one man Ashley Adams of Palatka High School was recognized as Putnam County’s top scholar with the Robert W. Webb Waste Task Force discussed bleeding out on a northside Award of Excellence on May 14 at the annual Top 50 Scholars reception sponsored by the Daily News. the local landfill remediation porch Wednesday, accord- during a meeting on Tuesday. ing to a Palatka Police The topic of mining and lin- Department report. ing nearly 100 acres of the A Putnam County Fire ‘She is going to do what it takes to win’ landfill so as to repair the ben- and EMS ambulance took zene groundwater contamina- 40-year-old Iseley Crowley, tion was brought into the mix of Palatka, from 606 N. 11th BY JENNIFER THOMAS Putnam County Top Scholar. She Adams, 17. Ashley Adams said that as the task force considered St. to Putnam Community Palatka Daily News correspondent was handed the Robert W. Webb they have all been involved with 4-H. options to take concerning the Medical Center. He was Award of Excellence on May 14. Adams said she has held a number privatization of the Putnam pronounced dead of his shley Adams of Palatka grew Of winning the award, she said of officer positions with the organiza- County Central Landfill. wounds at the center, the up among family members she thinks her GPA, ACT scores, tion including president. Documents show that if the report added. who enjoyed agriculture. and recommendations because of Adams has also participated in the landfill sale were to happen, According to the report A The Adams family raises her community service earned her school Beta Club and the Safe and the county could be saved the morning went like this: cattle and hogs, said Adams, 18, a the recognition. Drug Free Schools nearly $119 million in devel- someone called 911 at about Palatka High School senior. Adams’ ACT score program. She said opment costs since 1 a.m. to report a man So it is not surprising that she was 28 out of a pos- she was part of the RepublicServices of Florida stabbed and bleeding on the enjoys working with farm animals. sible 36. "Pretty much March of Dimes would take responsibility for porch. When officers arrived “I started showing livestock in Adams said her anything that is Chain Reaction the remediation. they saw the man, later the Putnam County Fair when I strong subjects are Council. “We just The county’s solid waste identified as Crowley, suf- was 8,” Adams said. “I think I got science and math. agricultural is close advocate for the director, Larry Gast, said that fering from multiple gun- third in my class that year.” While attending proper care of prema- it could take about eight years shot wounds. “My family is very agriculture- Palatka High, she to my heart." ture babies and the to mine and line the currently Evidence from the inves- oriented,” she said. “Pretty much was also dual- ~Ashley Adams NICU,” Adams said unlined portion of the landfill. tigation led officers to anything that is agricultural is close enrolled in college of the Neonatal “There is a tremendous believe someone shot to my heart.” courses at St. Johns Intensive Care Unit. amount of tires, and we’re run- Crowley about 100-feet Adams said she also enjoys being River State College. Of memorable ning into more asbestos than away at North 11th Street outside. “I think, honestly, it is After completing her associate in arts moments, she said a fellow 4-H mem- we’d thought,” Gast said dur- and Bronson. what I know and what I’m most degree, she said, she will enroll in the ber’s cousin was diagnosed with brain ing Tuesday’s meeting. “If we Assistant Chief of Police comfortable with in life,” she said. University of Florida’s Food Animal cancer last year. Adams said the 4-H keep running into things that James Griffith said, But Adams also has another side. program and pursue a career as a members all wore red “Wonder we keep running into, we’ll be ”Officers located some wit- She is very focused on her studies meat inspector. Woman” shirts and took pictures to lucky to make eight years.” nesses in the area who stat- and shows compassion toward her Adams said most of her service was honor her. Formed less than a month ed that they heard multiple fellow man. Adams, who graduates done through 4-H. She said she Palatka High School guidance coun- ago, the task force is charged gun shots, but did not give Friday, holds a 4.8 weighted grade joined the organization in 2002 and selor Amanda Burney said Adams is a with reviewing all options – any suspect information.” point average. Unweighted, it is 4.0. eventually judged livestock and won very driven student. “Ashley is just a including the current privati- The police are seeking And Adams, daughter of the local and state titles in 2011. different breed of student. She is very zation option the county has any information on the peo- Christopher and Paula Adams, also Adams said her family’s farm is highly motivated. She has never been with Republic – the county ple involved in the shooting volunteers her time after school at mainly to help with her and her sib- one of those kids that you have to could take to help alleviate and the identity of the Jenkins Middle School, where her lings’ 4-H projects. She said she has remind of this or that,” Burney said. the fiscal burden of operating shooter. Griffith asked any- mother teaches agriculture. an older sister, Courtney Adams, 21, the landfill and remediating one with information to call Ashley Adams is the 2014 and a younger brother, Austin See ADAMS, Page 8A the damage. Lt. Jason Shaw at 329-0115, extension 349, or central See LANDFILL Page 8A dispatch at 329-0801. The Crime Tip Hotline is 329- 0170. Palatka’s airport looks to build its business, cut debt INDEX BY ASIA AIKINS for 100 percent REDI funding. Advice ...... 6A Palatka Daily News City commissioners unani- Briefing ...... 2A mously approved a $96,000 Classified/Legals ...... 11A The Palatka Municipal work order in April for design Comics ...... 6A Airport is looking to expand, services from Passero Horoscope ...... 6A starting from the ground up. Associates for hangar addi- Lottery...... 10A “The more hangars you tions and building demolition. Obituaries ...... 12A have, the more planes will “We are at 100 percent occu- Opinions ...... 4A come. More planes mean more pancy,” said airport manager Sports ...... 9A fuel sales and more business,” John Youell. “We’d like to get Sudoku ...... 11A said John Rutkosky, owner of some more T-hangars and box Marvel Air Inc., a jet and pis- hangars.” The Voice of ton aircraft repair and inspec- Youell said airport officials Putnam County tion company that operates are researching shade han- out of the Palatka Municipal gars as well, which would be since 1885 Airport. built at a lower cost, but also Rutkosky said he has oper- have a lower rental rate. VOL. 126 • NO. 112 ated his business at the air- “We’d like to have some PALATKA, FLA. port for about 10 years. While flexibility out here to accom- most of his business comes CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News modate more people and from other areas, Rutkosky Palatka Municipal Airport Director John Youell stands near a corporate jet parked near the new uses,” he said. Public Notices said the addition of hangars terminal at the airport recently. Construction plans are also on Page 11A could help the airport attract in the works as commissioners By mail, 2 sections more planes and space rent- approved a $17,000 work als. Griffith, the city is using Economic Development T-hangers, box hangars and order last month for Passero According to city Grant state Department of Initiative grant money to rentals at the airport. Administrator Jonathan Transportation Rural fund the addition of new The project was approved See AIRPORT, Page 8A

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Authorities are continuing to search for the other suspect, who Local reportedly fled after the shooting. PALATKA It wasn’t immediately clear whether the car owner approached Ribbon cutting set the burglary suspects while armed. The State Attorney’s Office will for Friday downtown determine whether any charges will Palatka Main Street Inc. will be filed. sponsor its First Friday Open House ceremony at 5 p.m., 330 St. Johns lakeland Ave. A ribbon cutting ceremony will be held fro S.D.S. Creations. Details: Polk County deputies 329-0100, ext. 333. seize 19 neglected horses A Lakeland couple faces animal Backpack drive at cruelty charges after 19 neglected Daily News building horses were seized from their prop- erty, including one that died from A Back to School Backpack Drive malnutrition. will be held from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Polk County deputies arrested now through July 30 at Palatka Jacob Caudy and Emily Cowper on Submitted photo Daily News, 1825 St. Johns Ave. Monday. A visit from the Crescent City Fire Department was a special treat for children and adults they brought their fire truck by Backpacks will be distributed at the Arrest affidavits say the couple the Crescent City Library during a recent open house. Hosted by the library’s board, the annual event was held on May Annual Back to School Bash on Aug. was paid more than $1,200 by a 10, the day before Mother’s Day. During the open house, children had the opportunity to make flowers and cards for 9, sponsored by The Police Athletic California woman to care for her their moms. About 30 people were in attendance and refreshments were served. Pictured in front of the fire engine are Jeff LeClair, left, Jan Dash, Leonidez Baizan, Lino Baizan, Alondra Baizan, Shantelle Cuzco, Larry Barrientos, Gaby League (PAL). 8-year-old thoroughbred. Deputies in Gutierrez, Odalys Barrientos, Capitan Scott Sabel and Leutenant Demiuk. April found the horse in a skeletal HASTINGS state, confined to a fenced compound without sufficient food and water. Fish lunches Deputies say 19 horses were found, winter haven angry about his missing dog that he other was recovered early for sale at church but one horse died at the scene while threatened to “blow” a woman’s Wednesday. being treated. 2 Winter Haven seniors kneecaps off before shooting a man The men, both in their 20s, were St. Stephens United Methodist graduate despite the odds who was in her house. last seen Tuesday afternoon near Church will sponsor a fish sale begin- juno beach Walton County deputies say Deaton Bridge in the Blackwater ning at 10 a.m. Saturday at 303 E. Two members of Winter Haven 55-year-old James Farrell Davis River State Park. Carter St. Menu includes hot fish, Search ended for High School’s Class of 2014 fought was charged Tuesday with attempt- The sheriff’s office, along with homemade French fries, chicken missing swimmer the odds to attend their gradua- ed murder, aggravated assault and crews from local fire departments wings, and sodas available for pur- tion ceremony. armed burglary in connection with and the Florida Fish and Wildlife chase. The U.S. Coast Guard has called One month before graduation, the May 21 incident. He remains in Conservation Commission searched off its search for a swimmer missing Avilmarie Rodriguez found out she jail. the area for hours. CRESCENT CITY off of Juno Beach. had a brain tumor. Almost a month An arrest report shows that The sheriff’s office is investigat- Officials say crews had been ago, Jonathan Omar Velazquez Davis confronted Heather Sue ing. Spring sale Saturday searching by boat and air since Diaz was seriously injured in a car Carden about the missing dog, No further details were immedi- at Holy Comforter 27-year-old Yusnjear Sonora went crash. Both were greeted with threatening to shoot her. Deputies ately available. missing Sunday evening. standing ovations Tuesday night say 31-year-old Joseph Justice Holy Comforter Church will have A friend said the man was last as they received their diplomas at heard the commotion and came out- juno beach its spring sale from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. seen struggling in the water north of Denison Stadium. side. Saturday at 223 Summit St. the Juno Beach pier. Rodriguez recently learned her Davis fired at Justice. A struggle Toddler survives fall tumor was benign. She had ensued and Davis fired another from 2nd floor window FELONY ARRESTS miami planned to start the University of shot, hitting Justice. Justice Miami in the fall, but doctors say grabbed a hammer, hit Davis in the A toddler is recovering after fall- Car-ride service UberX she may need six months to recu- head and took the gun away. ing from a second-floor window of his June 2 joins Lyft in Miami perate. Justice was treated at a hospital. family’s home in Palm Beach County. Diaz spent three weeks in the Palm Beach Gardens Fire Rescue Antione Jovone Clark, 33, Two rival car-ride services are hospital with a punctured lung b lackwaTER river state park spokesman Keith Bryer said it Gainesville: selling opium or deriva- now operating in Miami. and cuts all over his body. He appears the 2-year-old boy pushed tive. UberX plans to launch in Miami- missed prom and his JROTC cere- 2 swimmers found dead the screen of the open window and Dade County on Wednesday, joining mony. He plans to start culinary in Blackwater River fell 16 feet to the gravel below on rival Lyft which started service two school in July. Tuesday night. June 3 weeks ago. The two companies will Authorities have recovered the The family told authorities they’d compete against each other while ponce de leon bodies of two swimmers who went been cleaning with a chemical and Walter Alan Best, 31, Palatka: fighting opponents in county govern- missing in the Blackwater River in opened the window to air out the possession of a controlled substance. ment, which considers their services Fight over missing dog the Florida Panhandle. house. Eric Brandon Bozeman, 27, illegal. The technology companies leads to shooting, arrest The Santa Rosa Sheriff’s Office The child was taken to St. Mary’s Satsuma: grand theft larceny over act as on-demand digital dispatch- says the body of one man was found Medical Center. His condition was $300 but less than $5K. ers. Mobile apps pair passengers Authorities say a man was so around 11 p.m. Tuesday, while the not immediately available. Robert William Davis, 36, with drivers. Interlachen: larceny –intent to unlawfully deprive or defraud the state of its money for over $300 or Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT more, but less than $20K. Mark Edward Delancy, 49, Dow Jones 7-Day Local Forecast Industrials Palatka: possession of cocaine. +15.19 Kendrick Maurice Douglas, 37, 16,757.53

Hawthorne: failure to appear.

Ronald Todd Dyess, 50, East Nasdaq Palatka: possession of weapon by Composite +17.56 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday convicted Florida felon. 4,251.64 Sunny Isolated T-storms Isolated T-storms Isolated T-storms Mostly Sunny Isolated T-storms Sunny Harold Edward Fendereson, 48, 91 / 72 93 / 71 93 / 72 90 / 71 90 / 72 89 / 75 92 / 74 Palatka: distributing cocaine; pos- Standard session of marijuana. & Poor 500 Precip Chance: 0% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 0% 1,927.88 +3.64 Alison Denise Hines, 24, Palatka: Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast two counts selling hallucinogen. James Walter Jannos, 59, Seville: Florida Gas One Gallon Regular Today we will see sunny skies with a high temperature of 91º, humidity of 58%. Light moving traffic violation – driving Average $3.58 winds. The record high temperature for today is 101º set in 2001. Expect mostly clear while license suspended, habitual 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ skies tonight with an overnight low of 72º. Southeast wind 6 mph. The record low for offender. 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, tonight is 61º set in 1954. Friday, skies will be mostly sunny with a 30% chance of showers Lisa Diane Scott-Jones, 40, Stock Report 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, and thunderstorms, high temperature of 93º, humidity of 62%. Light winds. Skies will be Palatka: swindle – person who 11+: Extreme Exposure mostly cloudy Friday night with a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. june 4 engages in scheme to defraud and Name Close Change obtain property less than $20K. Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week APPLE 644.82 7.28 Jarcus Izel Session, 28, Palatka: Sunrise today ...... 6:25 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times selling hallucinogen. AFLAC 61.92 0.51 ALCATEL 3.83 0.01 Sunset tonight...... 8:24 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM Antwan Arvan Williams, 31, Today 6:21-8:21 5:51-7:51 Mon 9:27-11:27 8:57-10:57 Palatka: swindle – person who AT&T 35.03 -0.17 BAXTER 72.99 -0.49 Fri 7:05-9:05 6:35-8:35 Tue 10:21-12:21 9:51-11:51 engages in scheme to defraud and Sat 7:49-9:49 7:19-9:19 Wed 11:18-1:18 10:48-12:48 obtained property less than $20K. CHEVRON 122.35 -0.20 COCA-COLA 40.76 -0.12 First Full Last New Sun 8:37-10:37 8:07-10:07 www.WhatsOurWeather.com CISCO 24.50 -0.18 6/5 6/12 6/19 6/27 COMCAST 52.29 -0.03 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days CORNING 21.36 -0.05 Today Farmer's Growing Degree Days State CSX 29.13 0.07 City Hi/Lo Date Degree Days Date Degree Days DELTA AIR 42.17 1.02 Do tornadoes occur in January? DUNKIN 46.00 0.35 Daytona Beach ...87/71 s 5/28 27 6/1 26 walest p m beach NEXTERA 97.33 0.17 Gainesville...... 90/70 s ? 5/29 28 6/2 25 GEN ELEC 26.55 -0.24 Jacksonville...... 91/74 s 5/30 27 6/3 23

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GLAXOSMITH 53.09 -0.13 47 sees year average the Yes, : Answer Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature burglar shot by owner HOME DEPOT 80.54 -0.13 Miami ...... 84/78 pc for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the Authorities say a suspected bur- J.C.PENNY 8.45 -0.14 Naples ...... 88/76 t average to assess how many growing days are attained. LIFEPOINT 62.82 0.47 Orlando ...... 92/73 s glar was fatally shot while trying to Local Almanac Last Week break into a car in a West Palm LOWE"S 47.17 -0.05 Panama City .....86/74 s Date High Low Normals Precip Beach neighborhood. LSI 11.14 0.00 Pensacola...... 87/75 s Precipitation ...... 0.84" MANULIFE 18.92 0.14 5/28 88 66 88/67 0.02" Police say two men — following a Port Charlotte....91/71 t Normal precipitation ...... 1.01" MICROSOFT 40.32 0.03 5/29 89 66 88/68 0.06" string of robberies in the area — Tallahassee ...... 93/70 s Departure from normal .....-0.17" were breaking into another car early PLUM CREEK 44.69 0.04 Tampa ...... 92/75 s 5/30 89 65 88/68 0.27" PFIZER 29.63 0.04 5/31 86 67 88/68 0.00" Tuesday morning when the owner W. Palm Beach ...86/76 s Average temperature ...... 76.1º confronted them. The three fought, TRACT SUP 65.18 -0.15 6/1 85 68 89/68 0.49" VULCAN 61.27 0.28 Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; 6/2 84 66 89/69 0.00" Average normal temperature . 78.3º and authorities say the car owner mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/ WALMART 77.12 0.41 Departure from normal ...... -2.2º shot 31-year-old Aaron Francis sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms 6/3 85 61 89/69 0.00" Bayliss. WALT DISNEY 84.24 0.36 St. Johns River Tides This Week No Paper? Subscription ratesPalatka How to reachPalmetto us Bluff PALATKA DAILY NEWS Day High Low High MainLow number .....Day 312-5200 High PUBLowLISHER High Low Wayne Knuckles...... 312-5201 www.palatkadailynews.com Please call (386) 312-5200 by 6/5For home8:28 delivery am subscription,2:33 am 9:48 pmBusiness 4:03 hours pm are 8 a.m.6/5 to 8:48 am 3:35 am 9:29 pm 4:04 pm 6/6including 9:23 tax am 3:51 am 10:53 pm5 p.m. 4:44Monday pm through6/6 Friday. 9:37 am 4:31 am 10:21 pm 4:48 pm 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka FL 32177 10 a.m. to report problems with the EDITOR e-edition...... $7/month Al Krombach...... 312-5231 MAIL: P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 delivery of your paper. Circulation 6/7 10:34 am 5:26 am 11:54 pmCall about5:30 pmclassified 6/7or display10:30 ads, am 5:26 am 11:16 pm 5:33 pm 6/813 weeks11:47...... am 6:33 $24.62am None 6:22 pm 6/8 11:26 am 6:20 am None 6:20 pm ISSAN 418-500 USPS 418-500 office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. questions about circulation or any Advertising Director If you leave a message, please 6/926 weeks12:49...... am 7:35 $49.25am 12:45 pmother newspaper7:19 pm business.6/9 12:10Call with am Mary7:14 Kayeam Wells12:22...... pm 7:09312-5210 pm Periodicals postage paid at Palatka, FL, Palatka 52 weeks...... $93.68 Daily News, est. 1885, is published mornings give your name, 911 address and 6/10 1:39 am 8:33 am 1:38 pmnews tips8:18 atpm any time.6/10 Just follow1:02 amthe 8:06 am 1:16 pm 7:59 pm except Sunday and Monday by the Palatka Duration of subscription subject instructions after business hours. Press Plant Manager Daily News, Inc., POSTMASTER: Send address phone number. 6/11 2:28 am 9:28 am 2:28 pm 9:14 pm 6/11 1:53 am Keith8:58 amWilliams 2:09...... pm 8:50312-5249 pm changes to Palatka Daily News, P.O. Box 777, to rate increase. Advertising fax...... 312-5209 Palatka FL 32178 Newsroom fax...... 312-5226 CIRCULATION Department... 312-5200

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Awards Time For Local Students Suspension for PHS principal

By Pete Skiba allegation read, “Failure to Shields then made arrange- Palatka Daily News comply with district directive.” ments with Hedstrom to inter- The directive that Hedstrom view students on Palatka Palatka High School’s princi- failed to follow came from High’s campus. Hedstrom pal must take a week’s suspen- Criswell. The investigation allowed it with parental per- sion without pay. The Putnam also stated that Hedstrom had mission slips, despite the County School Board voted on “misled” administrators about directive against it. the issue 3 to 2 on Tuesday. her actions. When asked about allowing School Board members The events leading to the the interviews, the investiga- David Buckles and Kathy board’s actions unfolded from tion paperwork said Hedstrom Jorgensen voted against teacher Jeremy Rhoden’s misled the administration. Principal Mary Beth showing of an anti-bullying The suspension action pro- Hedstrom’s suspension. video in class. The video, in a ceeded, and Criswell said she The suspension recommen- “what-if” scenario, portrayed informed Hedstrom about it a dation came from School gays as the majority popula- week or so before the Tuesday Superintendent Phyllis tion and culture while portray- board meeting. Criswell. According to School ing heterosexuals as a minori- Padgett said at that meet- District Attorney James L. ty. As happens today, the video ing and afterward that Padgett, a disciplinary action shows many in the majority Hedstrom chose not to contest that involves loss of pay must viciously bullying the minority. the suspension. Hedstrom did be approved by the board, The showing of the video not attend the meeting. Two of which had Criswell conduct an brought out parents and her colleagues did attend to investigation into the series of church pastors to a March 4 support her. events leading to the vote. school board meeting in pro- “Regardless of how one may An examination of the test against the showing of the feel about the video or its place paperwork from the investiga- video to their children. in the classroom, Mrs. CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News tion into Hedstrom’s actions At the showing, the stu- Hedstrom’s actions were and E.H. Miller School Principal Mary Wood-Piazza handed out awards to all students who improved concerning a controversial dents had a choice to view the have always been in the best throughout the school year during an awards ceremony in the cafeteria Wednesday. video and its aftermath video, go on the computer, interests of our students,” Eva showed the suspension came read or do anything educa- Fales said. “Their well-being, from Hedstrom’s actions after tional. That didn’t dissuade success and growth have been the video ran in classes. the protestors. the motivation behind any deci- The initial reprimand from Faith Baptist Church Pastor sion I have ever seen her make.” March 17 made no mention of John Iskat said at the protest, On Wednesday, Criswell the video’s content. Nor did “That video had nothing to do said that she was disappoint- any other disciplinary paper- with bullying. It had to do with ed in Hedstrom. She added Son hospitalized after scuffle work. The reprimand came for a militant sodomite agenda.” that the principal still is an “insubordination.” Other pastors and parents asset for the students despite It stated, “Failure to comply wanted a special board infor- this error in judgment. with district directive of not mation meeting to discuss the “No matter what, I have to do allowing students to be inter- issues. The board agreed. what’s best for the students,” with father ends with gunshot viewed on campus by Kim After it was arranged, the pro- Criswell said. “This action is Rocco Shields.” testers begged off. the most appropriate I could do. By Pete Skiba home residents went like this: dered first aid and called 911.” In an “educator misconduct By that time, Shields, the I know other superintendents Palatka Daily News Blair had “allegedly been Jernigan suffered numerous reporting form” sent to the producer of the video, decided would have fired her.” drinking a large amount of bruises, scrapes and a shoul- state Office of Professional she would come to Palatka to Hedstrom did not respond A tequila-fueled confrontation tequila sometime prior to the der injury, the report added. Practices, the organization speak about her video. By the to calls. between a father and son led to shooting.” He began yelling, Putnam County Fire and EMS that deals with school employ- time she arrived the meeting the father shooting his son at screaming and banging on took him to Putnam County ee matters, the summary of the had been canceled. [email protected] about 11:30 p.m. Tuesday in walls. Medical Center, where he was Pomona Park, stated a Putnam Jernigan got up out of bed treated and released. County Sheriff’s Office report. to see what was the problem. A helicopter took Blair to According to Sgt. Hancel An irate Blair confronted UF Health at Gainesville Woods, the father, 53-year-old Jernigan and then began to where he was treated for non- Clay Jernigan and his son, throw him around. At some life threatening injuries and DUI death results in 17 years in prison 30-year-old Tyler Blair, both point, Blair walked away from released, the report stated. of 128 Silver Beach Blvd., are the attack to the kitchen. DeLoach wrote in a media Associated Press charges, including DUI man- After the crash, Garon recovering from their wounds. DeLoach said, “Jernigan release, “Additional details slaughter and vehicular homi- bought a can of beer at a near- “The case is under investi- took the opportunity to grab a regarding the investigation ST. PETERSBURG — A cide. by store. A police officer who gation,” Woods said .22-caliber rifle to defend him- and potential criminal charges Tampa Bay area man has Authorities say the 59-year- arrived at the scene found him Wednesday. “So far, no charg- self from further attack.” relating to the shooting will be been sentenced to 17 years in old man ran a red light in drinking from it. es have been made.” When Blair returned, released when they become prison for a fatal drunken 2012 and hit two other cars, His blood alcohol level was According to a release from Jernigan acted from fear and available.” driving crash. killing 81-year-old Charles A. roughly 0.24 percent, which is Capt. Gator DeLoach, the shot him. Blair went down. Tracy Garon pleaded guilty Berry. The victim’s wife and about three times the legal fight between the two mobile “Jernigan,” DeLoach said, “ren- [email protected] Wednesday to numerous another driver were injured. limit to drive in Florida.

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060514a3.indd 1 6/4/14 8:06 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 OPINIONS PALATKA DAILY NEWS TODAY IN HISTORY PROUD TO SERVE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SINCE 1885 WAYNE KNUCKLES, PUBLISHER TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT IN HISTORY: A L K R O M B A C H , E D I T O R On June 5, 2004, Ronald Wilson Reagan, the 40th president of the C o m m u n i t y N e w s p a p e r s , I n c . United States, died in Los Angeles OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong at age 93 after a long struggle communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal with Alzheimer’s disease. is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, ON THIS DATE: quality and hard work. In 1794, Congress passed the TOM WOOD, CHAIRMAN Neutrality Act, which prohibited DINK NESMITH, PRESIDENT Americans from taking part in any military action against a OUR VIEWS country that was at peace with the “Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features United States. on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not In 1884, Civil War hero Gen. necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. William T. Sherman refused the Republican presidential nomina- tion, saying, “I will not accept if nominated and will not serve if elected.” In 1933, the United States went D-Day, off the gold standard. In 1947, Secretary of State George C. Marshall gave a speech at Harvard University in which he outlined an aid program for Europe that came to be known as June 6, The Marshall Plan. I can see where In 1950, the U.S. Supreme Court, in Henderson v. United States, struck down racially segre- gated railroad dining cars. 1944 all this is headed In 1964, The Rolling Stones per- formed the first concert of their first U.S. tour in San Bernardino, In recognition of the 70th anniversary of have noticed something seem infinitely more exciting California. the historic Allied invasion of the coast of interesting about friends of DEBORAH than denying a loan. Maybe he In 1967, war erupted in the France during World War II, the Daily News mine who are retiring. They was just bored. Mideast as Israel raided military will publish today, Friday and Saturday a Idon’t retire very far from WELKY The only retiree I met who aircraft parked on the ground in series of dispatches from legendary war cor- what they were doing when they really had serious mental prob- Egypt; Syria, Jordan and Iraq weren’t retired. You’d think OUT OF MY HEAD lems later on in life was, I am entered the conflict. respondent Ernie Pyle. that, if you drove a bus for a liv- sorry to say, a newspaper pub- In 1968, Sen. Robert F. ing, the last thing you’d want to see during lisher. He also wrote a column for his paper Kennedy was assassinated in Los ORMANDY BEACHHEAD, June 12, your retirement would be a bus. But this which I am sure was not meant to be a humor Angeles’ Ambassador Hotel after 1944 – Now that it is over it seems doesn’t seem to be the case. I guess someone column but which often was, by virtue of the claiming victory in California’s to me a pure miracle that we ever who likes buses enough to want to drive one, fact that he’d get into a tirade so fierce it was Democratic presidential primary. took the beach at all. For some of will always want to be around buses. laughable. Gunman Sirhan Bishara Sirhan N My friend Mike was CEO of a huge hospital The worst thing he did was wildly accuse a was immediately arrested. our units it was easy, but in this special sec- in Palm Beach County. Everyone loved him – gigantic supermarket chain of taking one of his In 1981, the Centers for Disease tor where I am now our troops faced such the staff, the doctors, the nurses, the patients, little metal newspaper boxes and throwing it Control reported that five homo- odds that our getting ashore was like my the community – everybody. Before doing that, into their Dumpster. I suppose they could sexuals in Los Angeles had come whipping Joe Louis down to a pulp. he had run the last MASH unit in Korea, the have, but it seems more like something a bored down with a rare kind of pneumo- In this column I want to tell you what the one Hollywood visited to develop the movie, teenager would do. Plus, the hysterical tone of nia; they were the first recognized opening of the second front in this one sector then the TV show. Yet when I ran into a mutu- the column (and the three or four subsequent cases of what later became known entailed, so that you can know and appreci- al friend of ours the other day, she said, “I columns) provoked the supermarket chain into as AIDS. think Mike snapped after retirement. He’s just pulling their full-page ads from his newspaper. In 1999, jazz singer Mel Torme ate and forever be humbly grateful to those not the same. You know what he’s doing now?” Duh. died in Los Angeles at age 73. both dead and alive who did it for you. “What?” I asked. So one could say that the publisher’s mental Ashore, facing us, were more enemy troops “He volunteers at the sea turtle rehabilita- problems started well before retirement. (Not TEN YEARS AGO: than we had in our assault waves. The advan- tion center.” only that, but his wife had to spend the rest of The nuclear submarine USS tages were all theirs, the disadvantages all “Hmmm.” Actually, I didn’t think that was her life driving miles out of her way to go to a Jimmy Carter (SSN-23) was chris- ours. The Germans were dug into positions odd at all. Mike was still in healthcare, just on different grocery store. The wife always suf- tened in Groton, Connecticut, in that they had been working on for months, the other side of the fence – with a lot less red fers.) the presence of the former presi- tape and with patients who didn’t talk back. As a humor columnist, I try not to think dent and his wife, Rosalynn, who although these were not yet all complete. A He still wanted to help those in need. about losing my marbles yet, nonetheless, I cracked a bottle of champagne one-hundred-foot bluff a couple of hundred Another friend, Bob, was a bank president. will occasionally feel one drop out of my head against the sail. Smarty Jones lost yards back from the beach had great concrete Upon retirement, he became a security and roll away. (“Where are my glasses?” “The his Triple Crown bid when 36-to-1 gun emplacements built right into the hilltop. guard. I had never guessed that, all those ones on your face?”) shot Birdstone ran him down near These opened to the sides instead of to the years, he’d been sitting at his big, wide desk And if “the grass is always greener on the the finish of Belmont Stakes. front, thus making it very hard for naval fire in his glass-walled office, looking out with other side of the fence,” where bankers want to from the sea to reach them. They could shoot envy at the officer at the door. It just goes to be security guards and hospital CEOs want to FIVE YEARS AGO: show that you never know what people are be nurses, then my inevitable fate is probably President Barack Obama, while parallel with the beach and cover every foot thinking. to work at Petco as the person in charge of lin- visiting Germany, became the of it for miles with artillery fire. Yet it makes perfect sense. When Bob left at ing the bird cages with old humor columns. first U.S. president to tour the Then they had hidden machine-gun nests night, he went home to a rural community Buchenwald concentration camp, on the forward slopes, with crossfire taking where he probably spent a good deal of time Deborah Welky lives in Palatka with her husband, where he honored the 56,000 who in every inch of the beach. These nests were with a gun, hunting. And a bank robbery does Mark. died at the hands of the Nazis. connected by networks of trenches, so that the German gunners could move about with- ONE YEAR AGO: The British newspaper The out exposing themselves. PUBLIC FORUM Guardian reported the National Throughout the length of the beach, run- Security Agency was collecting the ning zigzag a couple of hundred yards back telephone records of millions of from the shoreline, was an immense County isn’t uate the proposal from our own people in so many American customers of Verizon V-shaped ditch fifteen feet deep. Nothing Republic and to consider any ways, and some people seem under a top secret court order. could cross it, not even men on foot, until fills alternative solution that may to forget and seems to be for- President Barack Obama named sponsoring exist. The board is awaiting getting that we are the world Susan Rice as his national securi- had been made. And in other places at the far the report of the task force and are the people. And I do ty adviser. U.S. Army Staff Sgt. end of the beach, where the ground is flatter, landfill calls and is not conducting any type feel if we would help each Robert Bales, accused of killing 16 they had great concrete walls. These were of campaign to convince the other, love each other, in spite Afghan civilians, many of them blasted by our naval gunfire or by explosives This is in response to Edwin public that the Republic pro- of differences, this world will sleeping women and children, set by hand after we got ashore. Reid’s recent letter to the edi- posal is the only solution to be a better place. pleaded guilty to murder at Joint Our only exits from the beach were several tor regarding phone calls cleaning up and operating the Get the gas down so people Base Lewis-McChord, swales or valleys, each about one hundred allegedly being made on landfill. can travel. It helps cut the Washington, to avoid the death behalf of the (Putnam) County struggles for some folks to be penalty. yards wide. The Germans made the most of Commission and myself point- Chip Laibl able to get from A to B. Rich or these funnel-like traps, sowing them with ing out the advantages of Chairman of the Board poor, all colors, shapes, and TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: buried mines. They contained, also, barbed- privatizing the landfill. sizes, old and young, we are Broadcast journalist Bill wire entanglements with mines attached, The Board of County the people… Moyers is 80. Rock singer Laurie hidden ditches, and machine guns firing from Commissioners has not autho- Gas prices Help the people with a gal- Anderson is 67. Author Ken the slopes. rized any person or entity to lon of gas. Follett is 65. Financial guru Suze In addition to these obstacles they had make any calls of this nature. too high here You can do it. We can do it. Orman is 63. Jazz musician If such calls are being made, Now everybody scream Kenny G is 58. Actor Mark floating mines offshore, land mines buried in they are being made indepen- Gas! Gas! Gas!... USA, USA, USA. The economy Wahlberg is 43. Actress Sophie the sand of the beach, and more mines in dently of any authority or Or is it greed! Greed! Greed! is on the move. Lowe (TV: “Once Upon a Time in checkerboard rows in the tall grass beyond involvement of the board. Somebody tell me. Wonderland”) is 24. the sand. And the enemy had four men on The board has appointed a We shout and scream USA, Derald Evans shore for every three men we had approach- 15-member task force to eval- USA, USA and we pressure Welaka THOUGHT FOR TODAY: ing the shore. “I know in my heart that man is good. That what is right will And yet we got on. always eventually triumph. And Our men were pinned down for a while, It’s simple: Move over, Florida there’s purpose and worth to each but finally they stood up and went through, and every life.” — President and so we took that beach and accomplished Ronald Reagan (1911-2004). our landing. We did it with every advantage TALLAHASSEE – Move “Our troopers are out there emergency vehicle or tow on the enemy’s side and every disadvantage Over. They are two simple every day working traffic truck/wrecker is stopped on THIS DAY IN PUTNAM: on ours. In the light of a couple of days of ret- words that can mean the dif- stops and crash scenes along the side of a road with lights In 1863, The town of Crescent ference between life and death busy highways with cars flashing. If such movement City was incorporated, a town rospection, we sit and talk and call it a mira- to the first responders who speeding past them, often just cannot be safely accomplished, charter approved and officers cle that our men ever got on at all or were work alongside Florida’s busy feet away,” said Col. David motorists shall slow down to a elected. The town was laid out able to stay on. highways. Brierton, Director of the speed of 20 mph below the with streets running at right And these units that were so battered and In an effort to bring new Florida Highway Patrol. posted speed limit. angles, forming blocks of about went through such hell are still, right at this awareness to Florida’s Move “And every day they face n Approach the emergency four acres, each subdivided again moment, pushing on inland without rest, Over law, the Florida the real possibility of never vehicle with caution; into four lots. Portions were their spirits high, their egotism in victory Highway Patrol and law going home to their families n Violating the Move Over reserved for parks and streets. enforcement agencies across because someone fails to obey law puts motorists and public Lake Stella, an internal lake, had almost reaching the smart-alecky stage. the state have declared June the Move Over law.” safety professionals at risk. an elevation 30 feet higher than Their tails are up. “We’ve done it again,” as “Move Over – Slow Down - Understanding Florida’s The phrase Move Over is nearby Lake Crescent. The town they say. They figure that the rest of the army Save a Life” month. Move Over law: more than just words. It is an had a post office and two hotels— isn’t needed at all. Which proves that, while During the month-long safe- n The law protects law action required on everyone’s the Potter House and Lakeside their judgment in this regard is bad, they cer- ty campaign, law enforcement enforcement officers, emergen- part in order to make Florida’s House. Beach and Miller ran a tainly have the spirit that wins battles and officers will work together to cy workers and tow truck driv- busy roads safer for every- weekly trip by steamboat to better educate the public ers stopped along roadways one—whether they are first Palatka via Dunn’s Creek. They eventually wars. about the law and the threat while performing their jobs; responders or stranded motor- also operated a merchandise store. that ignoring it can pose to n It requires motorists to ists waiting for assistance. Thomas Lounds operated a phar- – Ernie Pyle, 1900-1945 first responders. move over when a patrol car, – Florida Highway Patrol macy.

060514a4.indd 1 6/4/14 10:01 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014

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060514a5.indd 1 6/4/14 9:22 AM 6A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 58 French I verb 33 Ms. Hagen 46 UHF part 1 Agt.’s take 59 They give a 34 NFC 48 Sufficient 4 Go belly-up hoot gridder 50 Walked Girl is bullied about dyslexia 8 Ski mecca 60 Fossil fuel 35 Barracks off. heavily 12 Memorable 61 Guide 37 Processed 52 Traffic sign Dear Harriette: My daughter observant so that they can support tions where I knew I should stay decade 62 Mosquito ore 53 Han Solo’s has been getting bullied in school. her during moments of bullying. in and finish my work, but I went 13 Big Dipper repellent 39 No fewer than love bear 63 Good buddy (2 wds.) 54 Bellow She just turned 11. She is a bit Find out if you can get an educa- out to party with my friends any- 14 Mystique 42 How was 55 Cartoon slow in school because she has tional adjustment program (EAP) way. I don’t want to miss out on — — know? voice 15 Glass- DOWN dyslexia, but she is able to func- for your daughter that will pro- opportunities to hang out with my enclosed 1 Pedro’s coin 44 Raise — Blanc room 2 Gator kin 45 Brown in 57 Wool tion well in a normal classroom vide additional help for her special friends. For the rest of my college 17 Small cut 3 Bath powder butter producer Yesterday’s Answer setting. The other girls in her class needs. experience, how can I make sure 18 Takes place 4 Wrinkles often make fun of her because she If the school remains unwill- I’m on top of my schoolwork, but 19 Police raids one’s brow 21 Pigeon- — 5 Get up is a slow reader and writer; they do ing to help you, consider changing also make the most of my social 23 Reckless 6 Ames inst. not understand that she is learning schools. Your daughter deserves to life? — Work Hard, Play Hard, 24 Macaroni 7 Gyro filler impaired. The teachers have not attend a school that will pay atten- Tucson, Arizona shape 8 Feudal 27 Lucky streak tenants been involved, and I am hurt that tion to her needs and help other Dear Work Hard, Play Hard: 29 Worthless 9 Cousins’ my daughter is so upset when she students to be mindful. As far as As in school, so in life. You cannot coin moms comes home from school. I have going to the other parents, that is do everything well if you do it all at 30 Traffic sign 10 From Dublin 32 Bench 11 Relay tried calling the school, but it has often tricky. Without the backup of the same time; it’s all about sched- warmers segment not been helpful at all. Should I the educators to help reinforce good uling and balance. Keep a carefully 36 Gas-guzzlers 16 Jalopy go directly to the parents of these behavior, it could easily turn into crafted calendar of your respon- 38 “— Karenina” 20 Search engine 40 Barge pusher find children? — Upset and Worried, your daughter’s word against their sibilities. Write in studying time, 41 Squeakers 22 Went on and Manhattan, New York children’s. especially for exams. Give yourself 43 Piece of land on Dear Upset And Worried: Dear Harriette: I just finished times that you can socialize as well. 45 Tallow source 24 PC key 47 Hill’s opposite 25 Hawaii’s Schedule an appointment with my freshman year of college, which Then honor your schedule. While it 49 Mete out Mauna — your daughter’s teacher, guidance I found to be very academically and may be fun to go to a spontaneous 51 Paltry 26 Clingy 55 Mongrel seedpod counselor and the principal. Get socially challenging. I had difficulty party, resist the temptation when 56 Witty 28 Buy someone to respond. At the meet- managing my heavy workload in you haven’t finished your home- comeback 31 Resin ing, explain what your daughter’s all my subjects and often found work or you have a big test the next condition is and what support you myself finishing assignments at the day. Reward yourself with playtime HOROSCOPE need the school to offer her. Let last minute. I didn’t do as well as only when you deserve it. Yes, you For Thursday, June 5, 2014 VIRGO Yardwork, redecoration and the officials know that other chil- I would have liked. I also found it will miss out on some activities, but (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) reorganization are good ways to dren are ridiculing her and crushing difficult to balance my workload in the end, you will be successful, You are in a good position spruce up your surroundings and A delightful surprise will bright- her feelings. Ask them to be more and social life. There were situa- responsible and happy. this year, but you could spoil en your day. Love and romance burn a few calories. your chances of success with are highlighted, so spend some AQUARIUS negativity and anxiety. You have special time with the people you (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) BRIDGE the knowledge and determina- love the most. Imagination is only part of the LIBRA tion to achieve, but insecurities equation for a successful effort. to do now, at this trick. Today’s Without further thought, but will weigh you down and hold (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Changes need to be made, and deal would trip the unwary or you back. Strive to increase your You will get caught up in a dis- now is the time to make things perhaps after eating an orange self-confidence, and you will go pute. Before you make any sug- happen. You have waited long the perennially optimistic. How cream or two, South would win far. gestions, get the facts. Keeping enough to reach your goals. Forge should South play in four spades with dummy’s heart ace, cash GEMINI ahead. the peace will be more difficult after West leads the heart six? the two top trumps (getting the (May 21-June 20) than anticipated. Be prepared to PISCES This is not the time to be pushy. back away if necessary. (Feb. 20-March 20) East opened with a textbook bad news), and take his three Compromise is required. Where SCORPIO Someone is trying to deceive vulnerable weak two-bid, promis- clubs, discarding dummy’s hearts. there’s a will, there’s a way. Be (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) you. Don’t believe what you are ing a good six-card suit and 6-10 However, when he next plays a sensitive, and let others have their You will be unsure of how to told. You will have to get the say. deal with an important decision. information firsthand if you want high-card points. South made a diamond, West wins with his ace, CANCER Go back to the people you have to discover the truth. takeout double, and North cue- draws trumps, and leads a heart, (June 21-July 22) trusted in the past. Their input ARIES bid to indicate at least 12 high- resulting in down four. Get in touch with someone from will help you to make the right (March 21-April 19) card points. South started show- Often, when you must make your past. It’s time to revive an choices. Don’t be afraid to say no. It’s old friendship or flame. Make the SAGITTARIUS good to offer help, but before you ing four-card suits in ascending use of a side suit, it is right to play first move, and see if a response (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) do, take care of your responsibili- Professor Shlomo Benartzi, an order, and North raised to game on that suit first. Here, declarer is elicited. Collaborative ventures should ties. You don’t have to be super- LEO expert on various types of behav- in spades. should win the first trick, draw be avoided today. Do your home- human. Take a break. (July 23-Aug. 22) work. You can make a small TAURUS ioral finance, said, “Self-control South has two losers in the red one round of trumps, take his If you have been neglectful investment pay off, but it must be (April 20-May 20) is not a problem in the future. suits, so at first glance needs to heart discards on the clubs, and in any way, it’s time to make on your terms. Work alone. Do whatever it takes to enjoy It’s only a problem now when the find spades 3-2. However, on clos- play a diamond. Everything is amends. Life is too short to be CAPRICORN life today. Your health will suffer er inspection, declarer will notice then under control. South loses spent arguing. Compromise is a (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) if you’re constantly worrying. Go chocolates are next to us.” good place to begin when dealing It’s time to tackle home beau- out and do something with the Keeping the trump suit under that he can discard dummy’s heart only two spades and one dia- with an important relationship. tification and domestic chores. people who make you happy. control is often a problem of what losers on his club winners. mond. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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060514a6.indd 1 6/4/14 9:24 AM 7A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 CONGRATULATIONS CRESCENT CITY JUNIOR SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Class of 2014

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060514a7.indd 1 6/4/14 10:28 AM 8A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 Last of original group of Navajo Code Talkers dies

BY FELICIA FONSECA and 28 others were recruited to develop a highlight his pride in having served his Associated Press code based on the then-unwritten Navajo country and stress the importance of pre- language. Locked in a room for 13 weeks, serving the Navajo language. The FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The language he they came up with an initial glossary of 93-year-old died Wednesday morning of once was punished for speaking in school more than 200 terms using Navajo words kidney failure with plenty of appearances became Chester Nez’s primary weapon in for red soil, war chief, braided hair and still scheduled, said Judy Avila, who World War II. hummingbird, for example, and an alpha- helped Nez publish his memoirs. He was Before hundreds of men from the bet. the last of the original group of 29 Navajo Navajo Nation became Code Talkers, Nez Nez never tired of telling the story to Code Talkers.

CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Ashley Adams plans to finish up at St. Johns River State College, then head for the University of Florida to major in an agriculture-related field.

Above, A row of hangars at Palatka’s Municipal Airport. At Courtney also won the top 50 right, employees of Marvel Air award a few years ago. “They repair a private airplane in one Adams have a very strong support of the recently constructed CONTINUED FROM PAGE XX system at home,” she said. hangars at Palatka’s Municipal Burney also said that Airport. Ashley is not a follower but a “One way I have always very independent person. described her is, she is a win- “She has kind of been a drum- ner. If you are going to go up mer of her own beat. She against her in a contest, she is doesn’t look at the status quo. going to do what it takes to She always does her own CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News win,” she said. thing and she has been suc- Burney said Adams’ sister cessful,” she said. Passero worked with an inter- Williston Municipal Airport the airport’s $1.25 million of ested manufacturing company near Ocala because it has a res- debt, Reynolds said. Airport for months, preparing to build taurant on site. Youell said the city has ENROLLING NOW! CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A on the south end. When the From fiscal year 2003 until looked for innovative ways to company decided not to build, FY 2013, Palatka Finance pay for the debt service over the city decided to make mini- Director Matt Reynolds said the years, including the sale of Associates to prepare bid doc- mal preparations the site for a the city has added more than lime rock and timber. Aside uments for site preparation similar company. $18 million in capital assets at from the debt service, he said and fencing relocation at the Youell said he’d also like to the airport. That cost included the fuel and rental income airport. The project would pre- see a restaurant lease a build- the spending of grant money pays for operating costs. K-5TH AFTER SCHOOL CARE & SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM pare a “shovel-ready site” at ing on the airport grounds. and city money. Two loans for “There’s great potential out 314 N. HWY. 17, PALATKA • 386-328-6448 the south end of the airport for Rutkosky said many of the the terminal building and here,” Youell said. www.academyofrisingstarsinc.com [email protected] Lindsey Bramlitt McKinney, Owner aviation-related development. pilots who fly out of the Palatka addition of T-Hangars in Youell said city officials and Municipal Airport make trips to September of 2008 account for [email protected]

The benzene contaminated already installed new wells, County,” Gast said. “If it gets not only an area of the land- which are inspected biannual- to the point where we have to Landfill fill, but also the wells of the ly, on the Wilkinsons’ proper- remediate anyone else’s prop- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Wilkinson family, who live ty. erty that isn’t ours, that’s across the street from the If after 10 years, the con- what we’re responsible for.” landfill. tamination were still in the Task force members Gast said that county has family’s property, the county [email protected] inquired about the areas that been given a 10-year timeline would still be responsible. needed to be remediated and to completely remediate the “You’ve got contamination whether the state Department groundwater contamination. on someone else’s property of Environmental Protection For its part, the county has that was caused by Putnam could work with the county to make the remediation process easier on the county. Chris Harrison’s It was the state that informed the county that they Complete Tree Service Serving Putnam County Since 1977 had to mine the unlined por- Debris Removal & Handyman tion of the landfill and add a Lawn Maintenance WE PACK IT! liner to it. Owner: Chris Harrison When the landfill was Licensed & Insured opened in the 1970s, waste WE SHIP IT! disposal regulations were less 107 South 2nd Lane, Interlachen, FL 32148 Cell: 386-614-6002 • Home: 386-274-9438 strict, and consequently, lin- 1608 ers were not required. Reid St. It wasn’t until 1985 that lin- Palatka ers were required in Florida Dining & landfills, but Gast said that 325-5942 from 1985 to 1992, the landfill Open Mon. - Fri. was still being used without a Entertainment 8:30 a.m to liner, thereby accepting the 5:30 p.m. liability that came with doing in Today’s edition so. of “It’s my responsibility to try to do what we have to do,” said Gast, who was not working at the landfill from 1985-1992.

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baseball www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTHURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 PAGE 9A struggles he Southeastern Conference Spurs get the rematch they wanted was roughed up in the first weekend of the NCAA base- Tball tournament. First NBA Finals rematch He can’t forget the way TONIGHT tonight in San Antonio. another great series.” Less than a week after a record- his San Antonio Spurs lost, “I think it’s great that From Tony Parker’s circus shot setting 10 SEC teams were invited since Bulls-Jazz in ‘98 especially since every these two franchises have that stole Game 1 for the Spurs, to to the 64-team bracket, eight of replay brings another pain- Game 1: this opportunity in back-to- Ray Allen’s 3-pointer that saved them are gone. Only Vanderbilt and ful reminder. The Spurs Heat at back years to compete for a Game 6 for the Heat, to James’ jump- Spurs, Mississippi remain heading into the By Brian Mahoney were on the verge of cele- championship,” Wade said er that put away Game 7, almost Super Regional round this weekend. Associated Press brating a fifth title in ABC, 9:00 Wednesday. “Last year was every contest provided a new high- Florida’s quick exit was the most Game 6, and just two an unbelievable series and light. It deserved an encore, just like shocking. The Gators were the SAN ANTONIO — LeBron James nights later were congratu- … it went down to the very when the Boston Celtics and Los nation’s No. 2 overall seed but lost and Dwyane Wade can point to sta- lating the Miami Heat on their sec- end. We won the series by a total of Angeles Lakers seemed to pick up two straight to College of tistics showing just how close the ond straight crown. five points, you know? That’s how right where they left off in the 1980s. Charleston and North Carolina. 2013 NBA Finals were. The Spurs wanted a rematch, and close it was. But it was a very even Perennial powers like LSU and Tim Duncan doesn’t need them. so did basketball fans. It begins series. I think this year it could be See FINALS, Page 10A South Carolina are also out of the running much earlier than usual. The Tigers appeared in control of BELMONT STAKES the Baton Rouge Regional before College Bound losing two straight to Houston. The Gamecocks — who won back-to- back College World Series titles in 2010 and 2011 — lost twice to ‘Chrome’ upstart Maryland. “To be honest with you,” said Florida coach Kevin O’Sullivan after Saturday’s final loss. “I didn’t odds-on see it coming.” O’Sullivan’s comments were directed at his Gators, but the same could be said for the entire league. The SEC is usually a mainstay favorite deep into college baseball’s postsea- son. It’s produced nine national By Beth Harris champions and seven runners-up Associated Press since 1990. There has been at least one SEC team in every CWS since NEW YORK — California Chrome 1992. became the early 3-5 favorite on Now that streak is in jeopardy. Wednesday to win the Belmont Vanderbilt and Ole Miss have been Stakes and become horse racing’s solid programs over the past 10 to 12th Triple Crown champion and first 15 years, but have combined for just in 36 years. one CWS appearance in the last 42 The Kentucky Derby and years. Preakness winner will face 10 rivals Vanderbilt (44-18) hosts Stanford old and new on Saturday at Belmont (34-24) in the Super Regionals this Park. Since Affirmed became the last weekend while Ole Miss (44-18) Triple Crown winner in 1978, three must travel to Louisiana-Lafayette Belmont fields with the same history (57-8), which is the No. 6 overall on the line also drew 11 horses in seed in the tournament. All Super 1981, 1988 and 2002. Regional matchups are a best-of- “They better worry about me,” three series with the winner California Chrome trainer Art advancing to the CWS. Sherman said. Coach Tim Corbin has built a California Chrome will break from powerhouse at Vanderbilt over the the No. 2 post under Victor Espinoza, past decade, taking the putting nine horses to his outside and Commodores to the CWS for the giving Espinoza a good look at the first time in 2011. They’ve advanced early speed. Eleven Belmont winners to the NCAA postseason nine have come out of that spot in the straight seasons. starting gate, the last being Tabasco Vanderbilt faced Stanford earlier Cat in 1994. this season, sweeping a three-game “I like number two,” Espinoza said. series at home during non-confer- “Hopefully, it’s my lucky number.” ence play. The Commodores also Racing fans looking for an omen have ace right-hander Tyler Beede, will see California Chrome listed No. who could be a first-round selection 2 in the betting program, the same in this week’s Major League number as 1973 Triple Crown winner Baseball amateur draft. Secretariat, who won the Belmont by The Rebels haven’t been to the a record 31 lengths while setting a CWS since 1972 though they’ve track record that stands for the 1 been close many times over the past ½-mile race. decade. Coach Mike Bianco has taken Ole Miss to the Super See BELMONT, Page 10A Regional round four times over 14 years, but lost to Texas in 2005, Daily News file photo Miami in 2006, Arizona State in Palatka’s Desmond Chandler, left, goes against Plantation American Heritage in the 2013 Final Four. STANLEY CUP FINALS 2007 and Virginia in 2009. Ole Miss pitcher Chris Ellis said those previous close calls don’t add any anxiety for this year’s team. Kings nip “I don’t think any of the guys are feeling pressure or anything like that,” Ellis said. “We’re going to go down there, be us and let the chips Rangers fall where they may.” Trio’s Triumph The overall lack of success in the SEC so far this postseason isn’t a complete surprise. Three Panthers sign with West Virginia junior college in opener Though there were several good teams — few were great. Even the By Mark Blumenthal Gators, which won the SEC with a Palatka Daily News By Greg Beacham 21-9 league record, had a pedestri- Associated Press an 6-6 stretch during non-confer- etting a child to go play ence play. athletics at a college is LOS ANGELES – Justin Williams South Carolina, in particular, difficult enough. scored 4:36 into overtime after a turn- struggled with injuries and was The Palatka High over by Dan Girardi, and the Los never quite able to match preseason School boys basketball Angeles Kings beat the New York expectations. Gteam, head coach Donald Rangers, 3-2, on Wednesday night in “That was a good season, but good Lockhart and assistant coach the Stanley Cup finals opener. is not good enough around here,” Bryant Oxendine hit the trifecta, Williams was left alone in the slot South Carolina coach Chad though. after Girardi’s pass from his knees Holbrook said after Sunday’s loss. “I Recently, the trio of Desmond went straight to Mike Richards. understand that. We have to do bet- Chandler, Travis Brown and Williams put his eighth goal of the ter than good, and that’s going to be Jaylon Oxendine signed letters postseason past Henrik Lundqvist, the attitude as long as I’m the of intent with Potomac State who made 40 saves and nearly stole an coach.” College in Keyser, W.Va. early win for the Rangers. The SEC’s troubles are part of the “It’s rare to have all three guys MARK BLUMENTHAL / Palatka Daily News Jonathan Quick made 25 saves for reason the Super Regional round — going to the same school,” Seated from left: Jaylon Oxendine, Travis Brown and Desmond the Kings, who moved one victory clos- which has 16 teams — includes Lockhart said. “Maybe you get Chandler. Standing: Team Florida coach Bryan Walter, PHS er to their second Stanley Cup title in unfamiliar names like Kennesaw one guy or even two guys to go to assistant coach Bryant Oxendine. three years after a hair-raising opener. State, College of Charleston, the same school, but rarely Game 2 is Saturday at Staples Maryland and Texas Tech. Five of three. That’s a testament of the Center. the top eight national seeds have hard work that these guys have were eligible to go to (Potomac) just over a month ago while the Kyle Clifford had a goal and an already been eliminated, including been doing and what they decid- and then they all agreed to go, I trio were playing for the AAU assist for Los Angeles, and Drew No. 1 Oregon State. ed to put into the program. And was so ecstatic,” Bryant Team Florida and coach Bryan Doughty scored the tying goal in the it also helps to have someone Oxendine said. “Jaylon is my Walter. While in a tournament, second period as the Kings overcame David Brandt writes for The like coach Oxendine always out son, but they all are my sons. I’m the trio caught the eye of some yet another early deficit in a postsea- Associated Press. trying to utilize his contacts. just excited for the kids to have college coaches, some that son full of comebacks. We’re always going to get our the opportunity to travel and see Oxendine knew through his The Kings hadn’t won an overtime kids some good looks. I’m hoping what other parts of this country dealings over the years with the playoff game at home since May 6, ANDY HALL this is the start of something we look like.” small-college coaches. Through 2001. Williams attributed the win to Sports Editor 312-5239 can continue doing.” The wheels began rolling, [email protected] “When I found out all three according to coach Oxendine, See PLAYERS, Page 10A See KINGS, Page 10A

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CALENDAR Chicago 22 34 .393 11 SHORTSTOP ODAY ON ELEVISION West Division 1. Derek Jeter, Yankees: 602,525 Don Zimmer dies NOTE: Schedules are submitted by T T W L Pct GB 2. Alexei Ramirez, White Sox: schools, leagues and recreation San Francisco 38 21 .644 — 472,537 departments and are subject to Los Angeles 31 29 .517 7½ 3. J.J. Hardy, Orioles: 265,923 change without notice. BOXING 8 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Lightweight bout between Colorado 28 29 .491 9 4. Elvis Andrus, Rangers: 166,907 San Diego 27 33 .450 11½ 5. Jed Lowrie, Athletics: 142,622 Gave 66 years to the game THURSDAY, June 5 Jamie Kavanagh and Mi- Arizona 24 36 .400 14½ No events scheduled. chael Clark; Alexis Santos Tuesday’s Games THIRD BASE and Daniel Martz for va- Washington 7, Philadelphia 0 1. Josh Donaldson, Athletics: 464,367 Associated Press FRIDAY, June 6 cant NABF junior heavy- Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 3 2. Evan Longoria, Rays: 407,724 No events scheduled. weight title; junior light- Seattle 7, Atlanta 5 3. Adrian Beltre, Rangers: 281,460 ST. PETERSBURG — Don Zimmer wasn’t a fix- weight bout between Em- Miami 1, Tampa Bay 0 4, Manny Machado, Orioles: 263,029 ture in baseball forever. It just seemed that way. TIDES manuel Gonzalez and Te- Kansas City 8, St. Louis 7 5. Nick Castellanos, Tigers: 157,768 He played alongside Jackie Robinson on the only vin Farmer, at Boston Chicago Cubs 2, N.Y. Mets 1 Palatka City Dock Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 OUTFIELD Brooklyn Dodgers team to win the World Series. He High Low Arizona 4, Colorado 2 1. Mike Trout, Angels: 764,007 coached Derek Jeter on the New York Yankees’ latest Today 9:24A,10:04P 4:37A,5:06P EXTREME SPORTS Chicago White Sox 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 2. Jose Bautista, Blue Jays: 675,290 June 6 10:13A,10:57P 5:33A,5:50P 9 p.m. ESPN X Games, at Austin, Texas Pittsburgh 4, San Diego 1 3. Jacoby Ellsbury, Yankees: 417,452 dynasty. And his manager once was the illustrious June 7 11:06A,11:52P 6:28A,6:35P Wednesday’s Games 4. Carlos Beltran, Yankees: 401,101 Casey Stengel. GOLF Seattle 2, Atlanta 0 5. Melky Cabrera, Blue Jays: 364,506 St. Augustine Beach 9 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA Lyoness San Diego 3, Pittsburgh 2 6. Torii Hunter, Tigers: 322,736 For 66 years, Zimmer was a most popular presence High Low Open, first round, part II, Washington 8, Philadelphia 4 7. Adam Jones, Orioles: 285,913 at ballparks all over, a huge chaw often filling his Today 1:39A,2:18P 8:13A,8:40P at Atzenbrugg, Austria Miami 5, Tampa Bay 4 8. Shin-Soo Choo, Rangers: 271,521 cheek. Everyone in the game seemed to know him, June 6 2:28A,3:10P 9:01A,9:37P Noon Golf Channel LPGA Manulife Financial San Francisco 3, Cincinnati 2 9. Yoenis Cespedes, Athletics: June 7 3:21A,4:05P 9:50A,10:31P Classic, first round, at Chicago Cubs 5, N.Y. Mets 4 1,556,700 and love him. Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 10. Nick Markakis, Orioles: 248,886 Waterloo, Ontario St. Louis 5, Kansas City 2, 11 innings 11. Brett Gardner, Yankees: 197,577 Zimmer was still working for the Tampa Bay Rays BASEBALL 3 p.m. Golf Channel PGA St. Jude Classic, first Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 12. Josh Hamilton, Angels: 188,918 as a senior adviser when he died Wednesday at a hos- round, at Memphis Chicago White Sox at L.A. Dodgers, 13. Rajai Davis, Tigers: 186,913 pital in nearby Dunedin. He had been in a rehabilita- AL Standings 6:30 p.m. Golf Channel Web.com Cleveland 10:10 p.m. 14. Austin Jackson, Tigers: 175,165 East Division Open, first round, at West- Thursday’s Games 15. Alex Rios, Rangers: 167,261 tion center since having seven hours of heart surgery W L Pct GB lake, Ohio (tape) San Francisco (Bumgarner 7-3) at in mid-April. Toronto 36 24 .600 — 5 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA Lyoness Cincinnati (Leake 3-4), 12:35 p.m. DESIGNATED HITTER Baltimore 30 27 .526 4½ Open, second round, part Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 1-5) at 1. David Ortiz, Red Sox: 501,808 “Today we all lost a national treasure and a won- New York 29 29 .500 6 I, at Atzenbrugg, Austria Washington (Fister 3-1), 4:05 p.m. 2. Nelson Cruz, Orioles: 484,186 derful man,” Rays principal owner Stuart Sternberg Boston 27 31 .466 8 Miami (Ja.Turner 1-3) at Tampa Bay 3. Victor Martinez, Tigers: 340,827 Tampa Bay 23 37 .383 13 (Odorizzi 2-5), 4:10 p.m. 4. Alfonso Soriano, Yankees: 221,378 said in a statement. Central Division MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL N.Y. Mets (deGrom 0-2) at Chicago 5. Brandon Moss, Athletics: 144,319 Zimmer started out as a minor league infielder in W L Pct GB 1 p.m. MLB Network Athletics at Yankees Cubs (T.Wood 5-5), 7:05 p.m. Detroit 31 24 .564 — 4 p.m. Sun Sports Marlins at Rays Milwaukee (W.Peralta 4-5) at 1949, hitting powerful shots that earned him the nick- Chicago 30 30 .500 3½ Minnesota (Correia 2-6), 8:10 p.m. NBA name “Popeye.” He went on to enjoy one of the lon- Cleveland 29 30 .492 4 NBA CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES St. Louis (Wacha 4-3) at Kansas City gest-lasting careers in baseball history. Minnesota 28 29 .491 4 9 p.m. ABC Heat at Spurs, Game 1 (Ventura 2-5), 8:10 p.m. Postseason Glance Kansas City 28 31 .475 5 Arizona (Arroyo 4-4) at Colorado FINALS And oh, the stories he could tell. West Division FRENCH OPEN TENNIS (Nicasio 5-3), 8:40 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) “I loved listening to him every day,” Billy Connors, W L Pct GB 9 a.m. ESPN2 Women’s semifinals, at Thursday at San Antonio, 9 p.m. a coach under Zimmer with the Chicago Cubs, told Oakland 37 22 .627 — 11 a.m. NBC Paris June 8 at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Los Angeles 31 27 .534 5½ AL All-Star Voting June 10 at Miami, 9 p.m. The Associated Press. Seattle 31 28 .525 6 CATCHER June 12 at Miami, 9 p.m. Zimmer played on the original New York Mets, saw Texas 29 30 .492 8 Miami 5, Tampa Bay 4 Minnesota (Correia 2-6), 8:10 p.m. 1. Matt Wieters, Orioles: 540,258 x-June 15 at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Houston 25 35 .417 12½ Baltimore 6, Texas 5 St. Louis (Wacha 4-3) at Kansas City 2. Brian McCann, Yankees: 373,169 x-June 17 at Miami, 9 p.m. his Boston Red Sox beaten by Bucky Dent’s playoff Tuesday’s Games L.A. Angels 4, Houston 0 (Ventura 2-5), 8:10 p.m. 3. Derek Norris, Athletics: 215,110 x-June 20 at San Antonio, 9 p.m. homer, got tossed to the ground by Pedro Martinez Cleveland 5, Boston 3 Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 4. A.J. Pierzynski, Red Sox: 188,288 Oakland 5, N.Y. Yankees 2, 10 during a brawl and was Joe Torre’s right-hand man as St. Louis 5, Kansas City 2, 11 innings 5. Kurt Suzuki, Twins: 187,766 NHL innings Chicago White Sox at L.A. Dodgers, NL Standings the bench coach with the Yankees. Toronto 5, Detroit 3 10:10 p.m. East Division FIRST BASE Playoff glance Seattle 7, Atlanta 5 1. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers: 440,407 “I hired him as a coach, and he became like a family Thursday’s Games W L Pct GB FINALS Miami 1, Tampa Bay 0 2. Albert Pujols, Angels: 371,193 Oakland (Pomeranz 5-2) at N.Y. Atlanta 31 27 .534 — N.Y. Rangers vs. Los Angeles member to me. He has certainly been a terrific credit Kansas City 8, St. Louis 7 3. Jose Abreu, White Sox: 367,617 Yankees (Tanaka 8-1), 1:05 p.m. Miami 31 28 .525 ½ (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Baltimore 8, Texas 3 4. Chris Davis, Orioles: 238,730 to the game,” Torre said in a statement. Toronto (Happ 4-2) at Detroit Washington 29 28 .509 1½ Wednesday Los Angeles 3, N.Y. Houston 7, L.A. Angels 2 5. Mark Teixeira, Yankees: 201,123 (Verlander 6-4), 1:08 p.m. New York 28 31 .475 3½ Rangers 2, OT “The game was his life. And his passing is going to Minnesota 6, Milwaukee 4 Miami (Ja.Turner 1-3) at Tampa Bay Philadelphia 24 33 .421 6½ (Kings lead series, 1-0) Chicago White Sox 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 SECOND BASE create a void in my life and my wife Ali’s. We loved (Odorizzi 2-5), 4:10 p.m. Central Division Saturday at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. Wednesday’s Games 1. Ian Kinsler, Tigers: 356,244 L.A. Angels (Skaggs 4-3) at Houston W L Pct GB June 9 at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. him. The game of baseball lost a special person Seattle 2, Atlanta 0 2. Robinson Cano, Mariners: 350,293 (Peacock 1-4), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee 35 25 .583 — June 11 at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. tonight. He was a good man,” he said. Oakland 7, N.Y. Yankees 4 3. Dustin Pedroia, Red Sox: 343,321 Baltimore (Tillman 5-2) at Texas St. Louis 31 29 .517 4 x-June 13 at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. Boston at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. 4. Brian Dozier, Twins: 194,941 A career .235 hitter in the big leagues, numbers (Lewis 4-4), 8:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 28 31 .475 6½ x-June 16 at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. Toronto 8, Detroit 2 5. Howie Kendrick, Angels: 165,003 Milwaukee (W.Peralta 4-5) at Cincinnati 27 30 .474 6½ x-June 18 at Los Angeles, 8 p.m. could never define all that Zimmer meant to the game. He did have tremendous success, too — his teams won TONER PATROL BASS REPORT six World Series rings and went to the postseason 19 times. Zimmer’s No. 66 Rays jersey had been worn recent- ly by longtime Tampa Bay third base coach Tom Foley Lindsey-McDevitt team wins Messer’s event in tribute. The Rays hosted the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night, and Foley was crying in the dugout. Special to the Daily News big bass of the tournament at 8.72 pounds. the American Bass Anglers fished Rodman Earlier this season, the Rays hung a banner in the The fourth tournament of the 2014 Messer’s The next tournament is June 14 at Crystal Reservoir out of Kenwood Landing on Sunday, front of the press box at Tropicana Field that simply West Side Bait and Tackle Team Trail was Cove north of Palatka. Call Jimmy Darby at May 11. This was a singles draw tournament. read “ZIM.” held on Saturday, May 10 at Crystal Cove on (386) 328-4035 for dates and more information Stanley Hunt won the tournament with five the St. Johns River. Anglers fished in two- on the 2014 Messer’s Bait and Tackle bass weighing 11.10 pounds. Second place man teams. Tournament trail. belongs to Jeff Zesiger with a 10.35 pound bag. SPORTS BRIEFS Wayne Lindsey and Dusty McDevitt won n Bass Masters. The Bass Capitol Bass Charlie Chavis came in third at 8.83 pounds. with a 5-fish limit weighing 20.50 pounds. Masters (BASS) fished their May tournament Coming in fourth, Mike Prior weighed in 8.26 BASEBALL Second place was claimed by Heath Arnold out of Crystal Cove on the St. Johns River on pounds. Randy McLean took fifth with 7.51 and Larry Reynolds with a bag totaling 20.08 Saturday the 10th. pounds. Marlins edge struggling Rays pounds. Allen Hopper and Chad Willoughby Chris Brunk won first place with a 5-fish Division 19 of the ABA fishes every month placed third with a 19.80-pound creel. Larry limit weighing 20.90 pounds. Second went to and alternates between Rodman Reservoir ST. PETERSBURG — Donovan Solano hit a Parker and Mike Peterson placed fourth with Will Starling with a 12.83-pound creel. John and Palatka City Dock. For more information three-run homer off David Price to help the Miami 18.40 pounds. Brent and Bryon Myers placed McKinney placed third at 11.25 pounds. Jeff go to www.Americanbassanglers.com. Marlins beat Tampa Bay 5-3 on Wednesday night, fifth with 5 fish weighing 17.82 pounds. Allen Zesiger placed fourth weighing in 8.62 pounds extending the Rays’ longest losing streak in nearly Ives and Jack Flowers placed sixth with 17.70 and fifth was claimed by Jimmy Taylor at 8.61 The Toner Patrol Bass Report is a courtesy of the five years to nine games. It is the second-longest pounds. Mike Strange and Mark Blevins pounds. Will Starling caught the big bass of Toner Patrol, call toll free 888-843-6501. To sponsor losing streak in the major leagues this season. weighed in 17.24 pounds, good enough for the the day at 5.27 pounds. this report or for other sponsorship opportunities Casey McGehee had an RBI single for the seventh position. Scooter Goodson boated the n American Bass Anglers. Division 19 of email Scott King at [email protected] Marlins, who won the first two games of a four- game home-and-home series in Miami, including Tuesday’s 1-0 win on a bases-loaded walk. The sputtering Rays, coming off an 0-8 trip that lead changes, the ties and the “It lasts. I have a very good ing about the last couple. was the worst in team history, tumbled 14 games points in that series, it’s almost memory, especially for my misses “Last year is last year and we’re under .500 at 23-37 — the second-worst record in Finals even,” James said. “So we did our and losses. You keep those, you excited about it, but this trophy baseball. The last time they were this far below CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A part, they did their part. learn from them and you hope to this year belongs to nobody,” the break-even point was the end of 2007, the final “Both teams put themselves in change them next time,” Duncan James said. “It’s up for grabs.” season they were called the Devil Rays. The NBA hasn’t had a finals a position to win an NBA champi- said. Both teams have reason to rematch since 1998, when onship, and we just happened to “That stuck with me and obvi- think they will win it. Wade is COLLEGE FOOTBALL Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls make one or two more plays to ously it’s always in the back of my much healthier than last year, beat Utah for the second straight win it.” mind, and every time I see any- when he needed extensive treat- FSU players stay after hearing season. San Antonio is considered Duncan, a three-time NBA thing to do with that, it pops right ment before Game 7, and the a slight favorite this time, per- Finals MVP who had been 4 for 4 back in.” Heat have been able to get him TALLAHASSEE — A Florida State spokesman haps a little deeper, healthier and at this stage, wasn’t on the floor James had similar regrets in extra rest by losing just three confirmed that football players Chris Casher and better than it was last year, and when the Spurs couldn’t come up his first finals with Miami in games in the first three rounds. Ronald Darby were not expelled or removed from owning the home-court advantage with a rebound just before Allen’s 2011, but it’s been all smiles since. The Spurs’ Manu Ginobili is the football team after a disciplinary board ruled this time. shot. He then missed a shot and The Heat are the first team to also in much better shape this on charges they violated the school’s Code of The Spurs don’t need to change follow attempt from right in front play in four straight finals since year and Patty Mills has emerged Conduct. much to change the result. They of the basket in the final minute Boston from 1984-87, and can as an effective point guard off the The two faced charges after they told police they outscored the Heat 684-679 over of Game 7 with San Antonio trail- become the first three-time cham- bench, giving San Antonio options witnessed sex between quarterback Jameis seven games, and there were 47 ing by two. Not even getting back pion since the Lakers more than a if Parker is slowed by the sore left Winston and a woman who accused him of raping ties and 42 lead changes, accord- to the finals again with the decade ago. ankle that knocked him out of her in December 2012. Casher told police that he ing to STATS. league’s best record can make him But their focus is only on win- Game 6 of the Western Conference video recorded a portion of the encounter, but “If you look at the numbers, the forget. ning the next title, not reminisc- finals. deleted the footage. The board issued its recommendation to the Dean of the Students on Wednesday, 10 business than I have any other race, to be rivals, four come into the Belmont Samraat (fifth) and Medal Count days after it held a hearing. honest with you, just looking at off a five-week break. (eighth), also skipped the The university did not provide details of the rul- Belmont the horse and saying, ‘Wow,’” he Commanding Curve hasn’t run Preakness on May 17. ing, citing privacy laws. The accuser’s lawyer, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A said. “I see how far he’s advanced. since finishing second in the Wicked Strong was a distant John Clune, released a statement saying the I know it’ll be tougher going a Kentucky Derby on May 3; second choice at 6-1 and drew post women is “generally satisfied” with the result. California Chrome went for his mile and a half, but this horse is a Wicked Strong has been off since No. 9. The colt is based at –Associated Press usual gallop earlier Wednesday, good horse. I think he’s the real stumbling and finishing fourth in Belmont, and has one win in two and Sherman was pleased. McCoy.” the Derby. previous races at the sprawling “I feel better about this race Of California Chrome’s 10 Two other Derby horses, track. Kings Oxendine said. “So he wanted all (Potomac) was interested, she was continued to work hard and get CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A three of those guys. It’s an oppor- on board with it. I think he’s ready his grades back, something good Players tunity for those guys to grow and and he hopes to have an outstand- would happen. And he was having “resilience and believing. Certainly it was not the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A as a young man, sooner or later, ing JUCO career.” a great AAU season and he got start we wanted, but we got the result we wanted.” you have to leave the nest. This Brown and Chandler earned discovered and has climbed out of Benoit Pouliot scored on a breakaway and Carl Jacksonville Bulls AAU longtime gives these guys a chance to All-County honors this past win- that hole by doing better in Hagelin got a short-handed goal in the first period, coach David Jones and with broaden their horizons and see ter as the Panthers went 19-8 and school.” but the Rangers spent much of the final two periods Walter’s help, Oxendine said he how other people live.” were District 4-5A runnersup to Both Lockhart and Oxendine on their heels. Lundqvist had several outstanding was sent the direction of coach For Brown, the Daily News Ponte Vedra. For Jaylon said they believe this is the start of saves as the Swedish star began his attempt to win Justin Anderson at Potomac 2012-13 Player of the Year when Oxendine, the scholarship, which good things to come with their pro- his first Stanley Cup, but had no chance on Williams’ State. the Panthers went to the FHSAA his father says will pay one-third gram. winner. Potomac State went 21-9 this 5A Final Four, it also meant get- of the tuition, room and board, for “I am just so happy for these Los Angeles outshot New York, 20-3, in the third past season under Anderson and ting out of a football scholarship the time he and his teammates are young men,” coach Oxendine said. period, becoming the first team to get 20 shots in a went to the National Junior he earned at Bethel University in there, it’s a second chance. “They have worked their butts off. finals period in 16 years. The Kings also got a power College Athletic Association Final McKenzie, Tenn. Oxendine was found ineligible last You never heard them backtalk play with 1:36 left, setting up a wild finish to regula- Four for the first time since the “When I approached Travis, he January for grades and his father and I never saw them get down. tion. 1976-77 season. They finished in really didn’t want to go to Bethel said that served as a wakeup call. This couldn’t have happened to a Moments after Hagelin was denied by Quick on third. for football,” Oxendine said. “But “It seemed like a long shot (to nice or more unique group of yet another short-handed breakaway, Jeff Carter “It turned out that what coach he found that he had a deeper love get a scholarship), but I told my guys.” was stopped agonizingly short of a wraparound goal Anderson was looking for those for basketball than he realized son to never give up,” Bryant by Lundqvist, sending the Kings to their third three guys could give him,” and when I told his mom that Oxendine said. “I told him if he [email protected] straight overtime playoff game.

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060514a10.indd 1 6/5/14 12:23 AM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT,INANDFORPUT- NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO. 54-2013-CA- 000119 JPMORGANCHASEBANK, NATIONALASSOCIATION Plaintiff, vs. ANTHONYS.LEWIS,JR. A/K/AANTHONYSTUART LEWIS,JR.;TONYAJ. LEWISA/K/ATONYAJANE LEWISN/K/ATONYAJANE SOWLES;UNKNOWN SPOUSEOFANTHONYS. LEWISJR;UNKNOWN PERSON(S)INPOSSES- SIONOFTHESUBJECT PROPERTY; Defendants. NOTICEOFFORECLOS- URESALE NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- ment of Foreclosure dated May 14, 2014, and entered in Case No. 54-2013-CA- 000119, of the Circuit Court of the 7th Judicial Circuit in and for PUTNAM County, Florida, wherein JPMOR- GANCHASEBANK,NA- TIONAL ASSOCIATION is Plaintiff and ANTHONY S. LEWIS,JR.A/K/AAN- THONYSTUARTLEWIS, JR.;TONYAJ.LEWIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF A/K/ATONYAJANELEWIS THESEVENTHJUDICIAL N/K/ATONYAJANE CIRCUITOFTHESTATE SOWLES;UNKNOWN OFFLORIDA,INANDFOR SPOUSEOFANTHONYS. PUTNAMCOUNTY LEWISJR;UNKNOWN CIVIL DIVISION PERSON(S)INPOSSES- SIONOFTHESUBJECT Case No: 54-2013-ca- PROPERTY are defend- 000163-CAAX-MX ants, I will sell to the Division: Civil Division highest and best bidder for cash AT THE SOUTH GREENTREESERVICING FRONTENTRANCEOF LLC THEPUTNAMCOUNTY Plaintiff, COURTHOUSE, at 410 ST. JOHNSAVENUE,PAL- vs. ATKA in PUTNAM County, FLORIDA 32177, at JANICE L. HERREN, et al, 11:00AM on the 19th day of Defendant(s). June, 2014, the following described property as set NOTICE OF SALE forth in said Final Judg- ment, to wit: Notice is hereby given that, pursuant to a Final Sum- ATRACTOFLANDSITU- mary Judgment of Fore- ATEDINTHENORTHEAST closure entered in the 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST above-styled case, I will 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST sell the property located in 1/4 OF SECTION 17, TOWN- PUTNAM County, Florida, SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 25 described as: EAST,BEINGAPARTOF LANDSDESCRIBEDINOF- LOT 4, CITRUS COVE SUB- FICIALRECORDSBOOK DIVISION,ACCORDINGTO 358, PAGE 364 OF THE THEPLATTHEREOF,AS PUBLICRECORDSOF RECORDEDINMAPBOOK PUTNAMCOUNTY.FLOR- 6, PAGE 2, OF THE PUB- IDAANDBEINGMORE LICRECORDSOFPUT- PARTICULARLYDE- NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA. SCRIBEDASFOLLOWS: Property address: COMMENCINGATACON- 106 Orange Tree Road CRETEMONUMENTAT East Palatka, FL 32131 THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 at public sale, to the OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 highest and best bidder, OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 for cash, by electronic sale OF SECTION 17, TOWN- ATTHESOUTHDOOROF SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 25 THEPUTNAMCOUNTY EASTANDRUNTHENCE COURTHOUSE, 410 ST. WESTERLY,ALONGTHE JOHNSAVENUE,PAL- SOUTHLINEOFSAID ATKA, FL beginning at NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE 11:00 A.M. on July 1, 2014. NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, A DIS- Any person claiming an in- TANCE OF 531.0 FEET TO terest in the surplus from THEPOINTOFBEGIN- the sale, if any, other than NINGOFTHISDESCRIP- the property owner as of TION.FROMPOINTOFBE- the date of the lis pendens, GINNING (1) CONTINUE must file a claim within 60 WESTERLY,ALONGSAID days after the sale. SOUTHLINE,BEINGTHE SOUTHLINEOFLANDS Witness my hand and seal DESCRIBEDINOFFICIAL of this court on the 29th RECORDS BOOK 358, day of May 2014. PAGE 364 OF SAID PUB- LICRECORDS,ADIS- CLERKOFCIRCUIT TANCE OF 129.83 FEET TO COURT ACONCRETEMONUMENT By: /s/ Kelly Purcell ATTHESOUTHWEST Deputy Clerk CORNEROFSAIDLANDS, 11A CLASSIFIEDSBEINGTHESOUTHWEST • PALATKAIf youDAILY are a person NEWS with a • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 CORNEROFTHENORTH- disability who needs an ac- EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTH- commodation in order to MERCHANDISE Thurs, Fri & Sat 9a-5p Palatka, Cleveland Ave ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- access court facilities or 2907 St. Johns Ave. EAST l/4 OF SECTION 17. participate in a court pro- Lost & Found 2BR/1BA Single-Family. 200 100 (2) THENCE NORTHERLY, ceeding, you are entitled, Hardware, dishes, Lg Screened Porch. 100 ALONGTHEWESTLINE at no cost to you, to the 400 clothes, & misc. Animals Lease or Cash $350 OF SAID NORTHEAST 1/4 provision of certain assist- Down, $474/m, $40K. OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 ance. If you've LOST a Pet. OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, Machinery & 877-519-0180 BEINGTHEWESTLINEOF To request such an accom- check out the Dogs & LAND DESCRIBED IN OFFI- modation, please contact Tools Cats being held at FINANCIAL FOR RENT CIAL RECORDS BOOK 358, Court Administration in ad- Putnam County Animal REAL ESTATE PAGE 364, A DISTANCE OF vance of the date the ser-

600 Control @ www. 300 349.9 FEET, MORE OR vice is needed: Hobart 180 mig welder LESS,TOTHENORTHW- $500, Craftsman 6.5 HD animalservices2000.org ESTCORNEROFLANDS Court Administration air compressor $300 Pomona Park DESCRIBEDINOFFICIAL 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. Lost dog! East End Rd. RECORDS BOOK 358 , 300 OBO 386-328-9842 New 1500sqft 3Br/2Ba Special Notices PAGE 364 ON THE SOUTH- Daytona Beach, FL 32114 Antiques San Mateo. White/tan Pre-fab home on 1/2 ac. ERLYRIGHT-OF-WAYOF (386) 257-6096 Items $25 or Cockerspaniel. Old & corner landscaped lot. MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES THEOLDSEABOARD Antique washstand blind. 386-937-5421 LR/DR/B, nook & glam 2 lots in Memorial Gar- COASTLINERAILROAD Hearing or voice impaired, 550 400 dens Palatka, Opening& (FORMERLYATLANTIC please call 711. with mirror, $95. Less bath, 4-car open alum. Closing Incl'd $2000 COASTLINERAILROAD), 386-467-2964 Reward! Lost dog, West- bay & front porch. 229-292-9165 RETURN TO THE POINT OF 6/5/14, 6/12/14 13in 12 volt analog color over/Silver Lake area, 2 Never lived in! Move in BEGINNING AND (3) RUN Legal No. 00024372 today! A sacrifice at THENCENORTHERLY , TV for boat or RV. Re- y/o blk/tan Chihuahua / PARALLELWITHTHE Fruits & mote & converter in- Min Pin.386-328-1162 $89K; will finance W/A/C EMPLOYMENT EASTLINEOFLANDSDE- cluded, $20. 467-2231 at $425/m 386-328-4681 LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE SCRIBEDINOFFICIALRE- Vegetables REAL ESTATE Reward! Lost Peniel 200 CORDS BOOK 358, PAGE 700 560 364, A DISTANCE OF 282.7 INTHESEVENTHJUDI- Blueberries! U-Pick or 2 over-sized folding out- Church area: Small male FEET,MOREORLESS,TO CIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR We-Pick, daylight to short-hair black/tan Min Mobile Homes INTERSECTWITHTHE door chairs, new cond., PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- dark, 7 days a week, tan, $20. 386-467-2231 Pin dog. 386-325-6989 SOUTHERLYRIGHT-OF- IDA 2 & 3BR MHs for Rent WAYOFTHEOLDSEA- 386-328-3909 starting @ $550/m or BOARDCOASTLINERAIL- CASE NO.: 12-496-CA ROAD(FORMERLYAT- Division: 53 CCI 45 auto, shot shell FOR RENT Sale starting @ $5K RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION LANTICCOASTLINERAIL- Furniture & ammo 10 rd box. Cost REAL ESTATE 386-328-2886 ROAD)ONTHENORTH- TD BANK, N.A., $17.99, sell $10. 600 900 800 ERLYLINEOFLANDSDE- Plaintiff, Upholstery 386-684-2821 SCRIBEDINOFFICIALRE- For Sale or Rent CORDS BOOK 358, PAGE vs. 2/1 $450/m + $400 sec Driver 364. (4) THENCE NORTH- Semi-formal living room New heavy duty WESTERLY,ALONGSAID BLANEWESTO N suite: Lg pieces, 43in or $13.9K 904-687-7212 SOUTHERLYRIGHT-OF- microphone stand, COOMER, an individual, deep, couch, loveseat DRIVER TRAINEES! WAYANDSAIDNORTH- CHRISTOPHERA . $22. 386-328-3108 ERLYLINE,ADISTANCE w/machine washable GET PAID CDL COOMER, an individual, Mobile Home OF 146.7 FEET, MORE OR LESLIE R. COOMER, an in- earth-tone covers; ma- TRAINING NOW! Learn LESS,TOTHENORTH- dividual, INFINITY OUT- hogany coffee & end tbls; New in box 2-hunting With Land ERLY END OF CALL (2) to drive for Stevens DOORS, INC., a Delaware lg wall mirror. Good qual- knife set: gut hook ANDTOCLOSE. corporation, NATIONAL Transport. NO EXPERI- ity, $925. 386-315-1307 & skinner, $25. 3BR/1BA SW on 1 acre ENCE NEEDED! ASSETMANAGEMENT, Apartments A person claiming an in- LLC, a Florida Limited Li- 386-684-2821 fenced, Satsuma. $40K, New Drivers earn terest in the surplus from ability Corporation, and $5K down, $550/m, the sale, if any, other than Barrington Apts $900/wk + Benefits! UNKNOWN TENANT 1 and Moving, must sell! 4ft owner fin. 386-972-3133 Carrier covers cost! Be the property owner as of UNKNOWN TENANT 2 , Perry Mason DVD, 20 No Money Move-In! the date of the lis pendens names being fictitious to dresser w/mirror, twin episodes, pre-viewed 1 trained & based locally! must file a claim within 60 Call: 386-325-0512 account for unknown per- bed frame w/box spring time, $20. 386-684-0372 FORECLOSURES! Now Offering New days after the sale. sons in possession, www.barrington FOR SALE & mattress, dining table apartments.org Call for free list! 2 & 3BR, Regional Routes in FL! Defendants. w/4 chairs, tables w/built- Local CDL Training Dated this 14th day of May Perry Mason DVD, 15 from $10K & up, all over 2014. in lamps, occasional 1-877-214-3624 NOTICE OF ACTION episodes, pre-viewed 1 Putnam. Apx. 5 fenced 4 LINES FOR.... CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE chairs, & other misc. Business / ac., 3/2 MH + 2/1 MH, TIM SMITH 386-530-2345 for info. time, $15. 386-684-0372 As Clerk of said Court TO: Leslie R. Coomer Commercial Hollister, $65K. Possible $ 50 owner fin. Sunstate General By: /s/ Ashley Darby YOUAREHEREBYNOTI- Straight 8 cucumber Realty 386-916-8328 3 DAYS As Deputy Clerk FIED that an action to fore- plant in 6" black pot, $2. Commercial offices on ...... 7 Garage Sales S. Palm Ave. available, close a mortgage on the 386-264-7574 Blueberry pickers In accordance with the following described real 450-1500sqft. From Interlachen, Satsuma, needed: Apply in person Americans with Disabilit- property in Putnam 102 Mayo St. Interl., $500-$650/m 1st/DD. Owner fin., low down at: 123 S. Providence ies Act, if you are a person County, Florida: behind Palm Shores. $ 75 with a disability who needs Musical Items & 386-325-6767/937-3838 pymt. Starting @ Church Rd., Palatka. Moving sale! Rain/shine! any accommodation in or- A tract of land situated in Services $25K, 386-559-0660 5 DAYS ..... 10 der to participate in this the NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Fri thru Sun 8-3. Log proceeding, you are en- Section 17, Township 10 chains, collectibles, etc. Commercial Space for Direct care position titled, at no cost to you, to South, Range 26 East, be- Piano Tuning $125, Mov- Rent, 900sqft near Wal- available, FT, working provisions of certain as- ing more particularly de- ing, Rebuilding & Refin- Mart $850/m + tax. Waterfront $ 75 sistance. Please contact scribed as follows: w/adult w/developmental the Court Administrator at 207 Salem St. Palm ishing, R.W. Arbogast 386-325-4561 Waterfront Home! 10 DAYS disabilities, 1 yr. exp., 410 St. Johns Avenue, Pal- Beginning at the intersec- Shores, Fri & Sat 9a-7p. 352-727-0297 ..... 15 atka FL 32177, Phone No. HS Diploma, Valid DL, tion of the South right-of- Fence & gate & some Welaka 2BR/2BA on 1016 St. Johns Ave., (904) 329-0254 within 2 way of State Road #20 with Canal to St. Johns River. working days of your re- pipe, wheelbarrow, Homes 386-328-9745 the Easterly right-of-way of $155,100. Pam Capela, ceipt of this notice or a County Road (Old Pal- screws & bolts, vice & Sporting Goods $ 50 pleading; if you are hear- atka-Francis Interlachen jacks, animal trap & 3Br/1Ba For Lease: East RE/MAX Select Realty. 20 DAYS FINANCIAL ing impaired, call 1-800- Clay Road), said point be- waterer, sofa bed, misc. Wright H Bow 30" Draw, Palatka area, $800/m 386-986-6284 .... 31 955-8771 (TDD); if you are ing the Northwesterly F/L/S & bkgd check $300, 2- Handheld voice impaired, call 1-800- corner of lands described 955-8770 (V) (Via Florida Garmin GPS units required 386-328-3373 300 in Official Records Book RECREATIONAL Relay Services). 177, Page 355 of the public 222 Dogwood Ln. Sat. $100ea., Badlands Back- $ 50 records of Putnam County, 8a-?. 2-Family. Collect- pack $100, Spotting 5/29/14, 6/5/14 800 Florida and (1) run thence ibles, old fashion trunks, Scope $25, Nicon Bin- Mobile Homes 30 DAYS .... 41 Legal No. 00024135 Easterly, along said South right-of-way, being the lawn equip., tools, etc. ocular $50 386-328-9842 ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER • ONE Northerly line of lands de- 2BR/1BA 114 Sweet CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL scribed in Official Records Gum Rd. CH/A $475/m + Book 177, Page 355, a dis- $475 Dep. 386-328-5303 COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. tance of 210.0 feet to a con- 600 S. 14th St., Sat. 8-1 Trailers crete monument at the 3-Family Sale! Furn., Northeasterly corner of hshld, kid stuff, & 25ft heavy duty flatbed 3BR/2BA Furnished DW, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF said lands, being the lots of other misc. trailer, 20x5ft bed, 6-ply W/D, CH/A, quiet area, THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- Northwesterly corner of tires, new running lights, shady private lot, clean, GARAGE SALE Business CUITINANDFORPUT- lands described in Official 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA Records Book 413, Page tie-downs, & ramps, $750/m 386-325-4037 Boats & Opportunities 855 of said public records. Big Sale Fri, Sat & Sun $500 OBO. 328-3906 CASE NO.: 09-917-CA52 Return to the point of be- 8am, 105 Chilton Place, Accessories ginning and (2) run South- Interlachen area Locksmith Business ESTATEOFRUSSELL easterly, along the South- Satsuma. Furniture Lrg Utility Trailer 3yrs 2BR/2BA Mobile Homes. for sale due to illness. THOMASKOHUTH, westerly line of lands de- & lots of misc. old, $800 Sm Yard Trail- Fun Time Realty 20ft pontoon boat, 60HP 386-916-8715 Plaintiff, scribed in Official Records er $50 386-467-2964 352-478-1190 Merc., works. Moving, Book 262, Page 50 of said must sell! $1,800 OBO. $ 75 vs. public records, a distance BIG YARD SALE! 5x12 386-328-9782/546-3656 AD MUST INCLUDE of 159.80 feet to a concrete PETS & SUPPLIES Westover Mobile Home LEGALS LAWRENCE J. DAVIS, monument at the most ADDRESS OF trailer, generator, new Park 2BR/1BA @ Defendants. Southerly corner of said riding mower, chipper, SALE AND MUST 350 $450/m & 3BR/2BA lands, being on the North- 550 BE PREPAID NOTICEOFSALEI S westerly line of lands de- 3pc edger/weeder & @ $550/m Call: Motorcycles / HEREBY GIVEN pursuant scribed in Official Records LOTS of craft items. Sat. 407-222-8988 10 Book 123, Page 351 of said to an Order of Final Judg- 8a-Rain, 3821 Reid St. ATV / ment of Foreclosure dated public records. (3) Thence Hi-Level parking lot. March 10, 2014, entered in Southwesterly, along said FOR SALE Accessories REGULAR CLASSIFIED Civil Case No. 09-917-CA53 Northwesterly line, a dis- REAL ESTATE 4 LINES - 5 DAYS of the Circuit Court of the tance of 175.0 feet to a con- 7th Judicial Circuit in and crete monument at the Estate & 5-Family Sale 700 2007 FZ6 600cc Sports for Putnam County, Flor- Southwesterly corner of Fri & Sat, 8am Rain/ Bike, Clean Title ida, wherein ESTATE OF lands described in Official $3250 OBO RUSSELLTHOMASKO- Records Book 123, Page Shine, 57 Carefree Dr. HUTH, Plaintiff, an d 351. (4) Thence Easterly, Welaka (Sportsman 386-916-3075 Legal Notices LAWRENCE J. DAVIS, are along the Southerly line of Harbor). Antiques, tools, Pets & Supplies Defendant(s), I will sell to said lands, being parallel gun accessories, furn., TRANSPORTATION the highest and best bid- with the Southerly right-of- toys, name brand $ 20 der for cash in room 250 of way of State Road #20, a 2 male Chihuahua INCLUDES ALL the Putnam County Court- distance of 210.0 feet to a clothes, purses, & shoes, puppies, $100 each 900 CLASSIFICATIONS. house in Palatka, FL at 9:00 concrete monument at the DVDs, XBox, PS games, OBO. 386-546-0391 EXTRA LINES $2.26 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF o'clock A.M. on the 1st day Southeasterly corner of electronics. Moving! PER LINE, PER DAY. THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- of July 2014, the following lands described in Official Everything must go! CUIT,INANDFORPUT- described property as set Records Book 123, Page 2 male Shih-Tzus, 8 wks Acreage / Lots NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA forth in said Order of Final 351. (5) Thence Northeast- old, 1st shots, $250 45 CIVIL DIVISION Judgment, to-wit: erly, along the Southeast- 2.4 acres, 3 miles West erly line of lands de- Fri & Sat 8:30-5, 470 Old each. 386-325-3994 of Interlachen at CASE NO. 54-2013-CA- LOT 26, 27, 28 AND 29, scribed in Official Records Hwy 17 Crescent City. or 386-916-2807 BLOCK 1, ORANGE BLOS- Book 123, Page 351, a dis- 222 Lilly Dr. $10K, 000119 Hshld, furn., dining rm SOMESTATESASPER tance of 110.17 feet to a $1K down, $225/m. PLATTHEREOFRECOR- concrete monument at the tbl, kids' clothes, etc. JPMORGANCHASEBANK, AKC Black Lab male Call: 706-781-4001 NATIONALASSOCIATION DED IN MAP BOOK 4, most Westerly corner of pups 10wks, health certs, Plaintiff, PAGE 91 OF THE PUBLIC lands described in Official Cars & RECORDSOFPUTNAM Records Book 28, Page 1 $500. Approved homes 991 Citron Ave. Cr. City, vs. COUNTY,FLORIDA.TO- of said public records. (6) Fri & Sat 8:30am 210 only. 386-793-2087 1/2 mi. N. of Winn Dixie. Accessories GETHERWITHTHATCER- Thence Easterly, along the Tallpine Tr., Hoot Owl 4.5 ac., fenced, lg oaks. 1 ITEMFREE $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS ANTHONYS.LEWIS,JR. TAIN 1987 "MADR" MO- Southerly line of said Ridge, Satsuma. Follow BILEHOME,I.D.NO . lands, being parallel with LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES $45K, $15K down, '91 Corvette CPE, teal A/K/AANTHONYSTUART signs. Antiques, etc. $555/m. 706-781-4001 green, 47K miles, new LOOK FOR COUPON LEWIS,JR.;TONYAJ. FDGA2662B6832, FLOR- the Southerly right-of-way LEWISA/K/ATONYAJANE IDA TITLE NO. 45162708, of State Road #20, a dis- Eagles, Auto., PS/PB, LOCATEDONSAIDPROP- tance of 36.06 feet to a con- 560 IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES LEWISN/K/ATONYAJANE Approx. 100 buildable AC, removable roof. AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. SOWLES;UNKNOWN ERTY. crete monument. (7) Fri & Sat 8a-2p 1400 Na- Always garaged & very CLASSIFIEDS Thence Northwesterly, a lots starting @ $4K, 30% SPOUSEOFANTHONYS. poleon St. Palatka. Large NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. LEWISJR;UNKNOWN Property Address: 120 distance of29.34 feet to a down, & we hold the clean. $8,500. Serious PERSON(S)INPOSSES- 10TH STREET, INTER- concrete monument on the furniture, odds & ends. paper. A&W: 328-4681 calls only. Leave msg: SIONOFTHESUBJECT LACHEN, FL 32148 Southeasterly line of lands 386-546-3328 PROPERTY; described in Official Re- DATED at Palatka, Florida, cords Book 413, Page 855, Defendants. Fri & Sat 8a-2p Rain/ Land 4 sale starting @ this 22nd day of May 2014. at a distance of 42.38 feet $4K & up. Will also trade Trucks & NOTICEOFFORECLOS- Northeasterly, as meas- Shine 300 Westover Cir. URESALE CLERKOFTHECIRCUIT ured along said Southeast- Furn., hshld, medical land for trucks, MHs & Accessories COURT erly line, from the most supplies, clothes, etc. RVs. Call CT: 972-4205 OFFICE HOURS NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN Putnam County, Florida Southerly corner of lands pursuant to a Final Judg- described in Official Re- Free Animals 2007 Chevy Silverado ment of Foreclosure dated By: /s/ Kelly Purcell cords Book 413, Page 855. Deputy Clerk (8) Continue Northwesterly, Homes 2500 HD, 6.0 engine w/6 May 14, 2014, and entered Moving Sale Thurs. & Fri. Free Bengal mix kittens, speed auto. trans. Great in Case No. 54-2013-CA- on a Northwesterly projec- 8a-2p. 3-Family Sale litter trained & kid MONDAY - FRIDAY 000119, of the Circuit Court 5/29/14, 6/5/14 tion of call (7), a distance FORECLOSURES! cond. Black/chrome. 88K Legal No. 00024137 of 170.88 feet to the East- Sat. 8a-2p. 115 Krantz lovable. 386-916-6682 of the 7th Judicial Circuit in Call for free list! 2 & 3BR miles. $15K OBO. Leave and for PUTNAM County, erly end of call (1) and to Rd, Stuff added daily! msg: 386-325-7730 Florida, wherein JPMOR- close. Furn. & lots of misc. from $13K & up, all over GANCHASEBANK,NA- Free kittens: 1 gray male, Putnam. Sunstate Excepting Therefrom that 1 white male, 1 calico. TIONAL ASSOCIATION is Realty 386-916-8328 2000 Nissan Frontier, Plaintiff and ANTHONY S. portion being Parcel Num- 386-546-9575 LEWIS,JR.A/K/AAN- ber 206 shown in that cer- Moving Sale Sat. 8a-2p, or 386-559-2567 $4K. 318-469-1105 8am - 4pm THONYSTUARTLEWIS, tain Order of Taking by the 211 Dogwood Ln. Pal- Handyman Special! JR.;TONYAJ.LEWIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF State of Florida, Depart- ment of Transportation and atka. Futon, treadmill, Satsuma area, $15.9K. A/K/ATONYAJANELEWIS THESEVENTHJUDICIAL Free white kittens. Fun Time Realty Van & N/K/ATONYAJAN E CIRCUITOFTHESTATE being recorded at Official dolls, table, fridge, SOWLES;UNKNOWN OFFLORIDA,INANDFOR Records Book 855, Page books, & more! 386-326-3957 352-478-1190 Accessories SPOUSEOFANTHONYS. PUTNAMCOUNTY 1840 of the Public Records CLASSIFIED FAX LEWISJR;UNKNOWN CIVIL DIVISION of Putnam County, Florida. PERSON(S)INPOSSES- Kittens Free To Good Homes for sale Palatka, Ford moving van, 24ft SIONOFTHESUBJECT Case No: 54-2013-ca- has been filed against you, Pomona Park, Corner Home 1- black & White E. Palatka, Owner fin., w/16ft pullout ramp, good PROPERTY are defend- 000163-CAAX-MX and you are required to Hwy 17 & Broward Ave. 1- solid grey low dn pymt. Starting tires, runs great, $6,200. ants, I will sell to the Division: Civil Division serve a copy of your writ- Sat. June 7, Community DEADLINE... DEADLINE... ten defenses, if any, on 386-916-8290 @ $40K, 386-559-0660 386-328-9782/546-3656 highest and best bidder for Sale. Bring your items & cash AT THE SOUT H GREENTREESERVICING Leslie R. Dean, Esq. , FRONTENTRANCEOF LLC GrayRobinson, P.A., Attor- set up with us! Call THEPUTNAMCOUNTY Plaintiff, ney for Plaintiff whose ad- 904-806-0427 for info. 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. COURTHOUSE, at 410 ST. dress is 50 N. Laura Street, JOHNSAVENUE,PAL- vs. Suite 1100, Jacksonville, ATKA in PUTNAM County, FL 32202 within thirty (30) FLORIDA 32177, a t JANICE L. HERREN, et al, days after publication of Saturday June 7, (312-5200) (312-5209) 11:00AM on the 19th day of Defendant(s). this Notice, and file the ori- 7am-? @ 109 Pink credit application is approved by the publisher. June, 2014, the following ginal with the Clerk of this Orchid Way, Palatka. GENERAL INFORMATION described property as set NOTICE OF SALE Court either before service on the Plaintiffs attorney or Lots of misc. items. All advertising is accepted, subject to the forth in said Final Judg- CANCELLATIONS ment, to wit: Notice is hereby given that, immediately thereafter; approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to pursuant to a Final Sum- otherwise a default will be revise or reject any advertisement without notice. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- ATRACTOFLANDSITU- mary Judgment of Fore- entered against you for the Community Sale Sat 8-2 ATEDINTHENORTHEAST closure entered in the relief demanded in the The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be 1/4 OF THE NORTHWEST above-styled case, I will Complaint. 415 Washington St. 1st classify and edit all copy. 1/4 OF THE SOUTHEAST sell the property located in Congregational Church made. WITNESS my hand and of- Copy changes requested during a schedule con- 1/4 OF SECTION 17, TOWN- PUTNAM County, Florida, Spaces avail.: 916-8451 Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 25 described as: ficial seal of said court of stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will EAST,BEINGAPARTOF Putnam County, Florida, on be prepared. during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate LANDSDESCRIBEDINOF- LOT 4, CITRUS COVE SUB- May 21, 2014. Sewing Enthusiasts! Please check your ad the first day it runs to FICIALRECORDSBOOK DIVISION,ACCORDINGTO your billing to the nearest earned rate. 358, PAGE 364 OF THE THEPLATTHEREOF,AS TIM SMITH Estate/Yard Sale Rain/ see that all of the information is correct. This will PUBLICRECORDSOF RECORDEDINMAPBOOK ASCLERKOFCIRCUIT COURT Shine 105 Poppy Dr. In- insure that your ad is exactly what you want the PUTNAMCOUNTY.FLOR- 6, PAGE 2, OF THE PUB- FREE ADS IDAANDBEINGMORE LICRECORDSOFPUT- Putnam County, Florida terl. Sewing machines, reader to see. 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Fri & Sat 800-881-7355. SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 25 THEPUTNAMCOUNTY June 6 & 7, 8a-3p. Turn CREDIT POLICY EASTANDRUNTHENCE COURTHOUSE, 410 ST. The St. Johns River Water- onto Hwy 309 from Hwy Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- WESTERLY,ALONGTHE JOHNSAVENUE,PAL- ways Committee will meet 17, 3 miles down turn left RATES/TERMS SOUTHLINEOFSAID ATKA, FL beginning at on Thursday, June 12, 2014 ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE 11:00 A.M. on July 1, 2014. at 9:30 in the County Com- onto Sisco Dirt Rd. Sale ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All NORTHWEST 1/4 OF THE missioners' Conference is 1 mile down on right. Express or Discover) unless a rates quoted are per line, per day. SOUTHEAST 1/4, A DIS- Any person claiming an in- Room, located at the Put- A lot of lg sz men & TANCE OF 531.0 FEET TO terest in the surplus from nam County Governmental women's clothes, THEPOINTOFBEGIN- the sale, if any, other than Complex, 2509 Crill Aven- NINGOFTHISDESCRIP- the property owner as of ue, Suite 200, Palatka, Flor- fishing tackle & tools. TION.FROMPOINTOFBE- the date of the lis pendens, ida. GINNING (1) CONTINUE must file a claim within 60 WESTERLY,ALONGSAID days after the sale. Dated 1st day of Novem- SOUTHLINE,BEINGTHE ber, 2013. Th/Fr/Sa Rain or Shine 312-5200 SOUTHLINEOFLANDS Witness my hand and seal 163 Lakewood Dr. Interl. DESCRIBEDINOFFICIAL of this court on the 29th BOARDOFCOUNTYCOM- Bunk beds, leather sofa, RECORDS BOOK 358 , day of May 2014. MISSIONERS hshld, tools, & more! TOLL FREE PAGE 364 OF SAID PUB- PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- LICRECORDS,ADIS- CLERKOFCIRCUI T IDA TANCE OF 129.83 FEET TO COURT ACONCRETEMONUMENT By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Shannon Burge, MSBU As- 135 & xxx Sanjan Dr. ATTHESOUTHWES T Deputy Clerk sessment Coord. Satsuma. Thurs, Fri & CORNEROFSAIDLANDS, 800-881-7355 BEINGTHESOUTHWEST If you are a person with a 6/5/14 Sat 9a-4p, Collectibles, CORNEROFTHENORTH- disability who needs an ac- Legal No. 00018912 furn., appl., & more! EAST 1/4 OF THE NORTH- commodation in order to WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- access court facilities or EAST l/4 OF SECTION 17. participate in a court pro- (2) THENCE NORTHERLY, ceeding, you are entitled, ALONGTHEWESTLINE at no cost to you, to the OF SAID NORTHEAST 1/4 provision of certain assist- THURSDAY.indd 1 OF THE NORTHWEST 1/4 ance. 6/4/14 3:20 PM OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4, BEINGTHEWESTLINEOF To request such an accom- LAND DESCRIBED IN OFFI- modation, please contact CIAL RECORDS BOOK 358, Court Administration in ad- PAGE 364, A DISTANCE OF vance of the date the ser- 349.9 FEET, MORE OR vice is needed: LESS,TOTHENORTHW- ESTCORNEROFLANDS Court Administration DESCRIBEDINOFFICIAL 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. RECORDS BOOK 358, 300 PAGE 364 ON THE SOUTH- Daytona Beach, FL 32114 ERLYRIGHT-OF-WAYOF (386) 257-6096 THEOLDSEABOARD COASTLINERAILROAD Hearing or voice impaired, (FORMERLYATLANTIC please call 711. COASTLINERAILROAD), RETURN TO THE POINT OF 6/5/14, 6/12/14 BEGINNING AND (3) RUN Legal No. 00024372 THENCENORTHERLY, PARALLELWITHTHE EASTLINEOFLANDSDE- SCRIBEDINOFFICIALRE- CORDS BOOK 358, PAGE 364, A DISTANCE OF 282.7 FEET,MOREORLESS,TO INTERSECTWITHTHE SOUTHERLYRIGHT-OF- WAYOFTHEOLDSEA- BOARDCOASTLINERAIL- ROAD(FORMERLYAT- LANTICCOASTLINERAIL- ROAD)ONTHENORTH- ERLYLINEOFLANDSDE- SCRIBEDINOFFICIALRE- CORDS BOOK 358, PAGE 364. (4) THENCE NORTH- WESTERLY,ALONGSAID SOUTHERLYRIGHT-OF- WAYANDSAIDNORTH- ERLYLINE,ADISTANCE OF 146.7 FEET, MORE OR LESS,TOTHENORTH- ERLY END OF CALL (2) ANDTOCLOSE. A person claiming an in- terest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. Dated this 14th day of May 2014. TIM SMITH As Clerk of said Court By: /s/ Ashley Darby As Deputy Clerk In accordance with the Americans with Disabilit- ies Act, if you are a person with a disability who needs any accommodation in or- der to participate in this proceeding, you are en- titled, at no cost to you, to provisions of certain as- sistance. Please contact the Court Administrator at 410 St. Johns Avenue, Pal- atka FL 32177, Phone No. (904) 329-0254 within 2 working days of your re- ceipt of this notice or pleading; if you are hear- ing impaired, call 1-800- 955-8771 (TDD); if you are voice impaired, call 1-800- 955-8770 (V) (Via Florida Relay Services). 5/29/14, 6/5/14 Legal No. 00024135 12A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014

Arrangements will be announced by Johnson- Death Notices Overturf Funeral Home in Palatka. Obituaries are paid adver- tising written by funeral Vigil held to mark anniversary homes based upon information provided by families. Death Charles B. Jones By Kelvin Chan More than 180,000 people Many participants at Kong, which retains Western- notices are brief announce- Associated Press joined the gathering, accord- Wednesday’s rally wore white style civil liberties unseen on ments published at no charge. Charles Bradley Jones, 75, ing to organizers, while police headbands on which were the mainland, the memory of died Sunday, June 1, 2014 at HONG KONG — Tens of put the crowd size at about written “June 4 25 years” and the Tiananmen protests rein- Robert’s Care Center in thousands of people in Hong 99,500. It was likely one of the followed chants urging forces the widening differenc- Nadine M. Betts Palatka after an extended ill- Kong joined a candlelight vigil largest turnouts for the annu- China’s Communist Party to es with China 17 years after ness. in a downtown park al event in recent years. overturn its verdict on the the territory ceased to be a Nadine M. Betts, 43, of Arrangements are under Wednesday to commemorate Democracy activists laid a protest movement. Beijing has British colony. Palatka, transitioned to her the careful care of Clayton the 25th anniversary of wreath at a makeshift memo- said the protests aimed to top- “When the whole of China is heavenly home on Tuesday, Frank & Biggs Funeral Home, China’s bloody military sup- rial as they read out the ple the ruling party and being silenced, I think the peo- June 3, 2014 at Putnam Crescent City. pression of protests on names of those who were plunge China into chaos. ple of Hong Kong, now, with Community Medical Center. Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. killed in the military suppres- The protests remain a taboo the freedom that we have, Arrangements entrusted to Participants held candles to sion on June 3-4, 1989, in the topic in mainland China, and have the responsibility to light the E.W. Lawson & Son remember the victims at the heart of Beijing. The crack- Beijing has never given a full up the candle for them,” said Funeral Home. Eula C. Miller vigil, which turned Victoria down killed hundreds, possi- accounting of what happened Lee Cheuk-yan, a pro-democ- Park’s six soccer fields into an bly thousands, of unarmed during the crackdown or its racy legislator and one of the Eula C. Miller, 63, of ocean of flickering light. protesters and onlookers. human toll. But in Hong organizers. Crescent City, went home to Neva R. Clark be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 3, 2014 at Putnam Neva R. Clark, 97, of Community Medical Center. Palatka, passed away Arrangements entrusted to Wednesday, June 4, 2014 at the E.W. Lawson & Son her home. Funeral Home. Doctors won’t force-feed prisoners

By Karin Laub and Security Ministry, which initi- The U.S.-based Physicians Since capturing the West Mohammed Daraghmeh ated the bill. for Human Rights said it is Bank, the Gaza Strip and east Associated Press A death in custody could currently not aware of pris- Jerusalem in 1967, Israel has Egypt’s Brotherhood trigger prison riots or unrest oners being force-fed any- imprisoned tens of thousands JERUSALEM — Proposed in the Palestinian territories where except Guantanamo, of Palestinians for a range of legislation to permit the force- or elsewhere, he said. “We but that it is often difficult politically motivated offenses, feeding of Palestinian prison- want the judge to take into to get access to prisons to from stone throwing and ers on hunger strike is pitting consideration what will hap- verify their practices. There membership in outlawed says vote is null, void Israel’s government against pen to the country if some- have, however, been past groups to deadly attacks on much of the country’s medical thing happens,” Hadar said. cases of force-feeding, Israelis. By Sarah El Deeb Al-Jazeera quoted Morsi as community, including the There has been mounting including of prisoners from The Palestinians want a Associated Press writing. main doctors’ association opposition from Israel’s medi- Germany’s radical leftist state in the three territories The Muslim Brotherhood which contends the practice cal establishment, with the Red Army Faction in the and have staged two uprisings CAIRO — The political and its Islamist allies have amounts to torture. Israel Medical Association 1970s. since 1987 in hopes of hasten- party of Egypt’s Islamist pres- held nearly daily protests Prime Minister Benjamin urging physicians not to coop- Hadar said force-feeding ing an Israeli withdrawal. ident ousted by the military demanding Morsi’s return, Netanyahu has reportedly erate. would be a last resort. Hunger Currently, some 5,000 last year said Wednesday it though they have been limited asked to fast-track the bill as “It goes against the DNA of strikers would be represented Palestinians are imprisoned considers the election of the in recent months under the a hunger strike by dozens of the doctors to force treatment in legal hearings and physi- by Israel, including 191 in former army chief as the next weight of the crackdown. Palestinian detainees entered on a patient,” spokeswoman cians would not be compelled administrative detention. president “null and void” and It did not say how the letter its sixth week. Ziva Miral said. “Force- to participate, he said. Administrative detainees will accept nothing short of was obtained and there was At least 65 of 290 partici- feeding is torture, and we He said force-feeding is can be held for up to six the reinstatement of no way to verify its authentic- pating detainees have been can’t have doctors participat- meant to save lives, while months at a time without Mohammed Morsi. ity. hospitalized since the first ing in torture.” acknowledging other consider- charges, with the detention The statement by the “I spared no effort to fight group began a hunger strike She noted that the World ations at play. and any extensions approved Muslim Brotherhood’s corruption and crime, through on April 24. Many are admin- Medical Association, an “People go on a hunger by a judge. The Shin Bet secu- Freedom and Justice Party the law at times but more istrative detainees, held for umbrella for national medical strike for political reasons … rity agency can present evi- underlined the depth of the often through revolutionary months or years without associations, opposes the prac- and the consequence could be dence that is kept from rift in Egypt as retired Field measures,” Morsi wrote, charges. tice. The WMA said as recent- political damage to the state,” defense lawyers. Marshal Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi according to the station. There have been near-daily ly as 2006 that “forcible feed- he said. “The state also has Israel says administrative prepares to be sworn into Referring to the extraordinary Palestinian demonstrations ing is never ethically accept- the right to stop the strike.” detentions are an important office on Sunday. measures taken by authorities backing the prisoners, includ- able.” Qadoura Fares, an advocate tool in preventing attacks by El-Sissi, then Egypt’s top to get the vote out in last ing one in the West Bank on Israel’s National Council of for Palestinian prisoners, said militants. Rights groups say officer, masterminded the week’s election, he said Wednesday in which dozens of Bioethics has also weighed in, Palestinians would seek inter- international humanitarian removal of Morsi on July 3 Egyptians “slapped them university students threw saying it opposes the proposed national condemnation of law permits administrative after massive protests against down … and humiliated stones at Israeli soldiers who bill. Israel if the legislation is detention in exceptional cases, the country’s first democrati- them.” responded with tear gas. Another group, Physicians passed. but that Israel is out of bounds cally elected president. Since Also Wednesday, the outgo- Families of hunger strikers for Human Rights-Israel, con- Existing law prohibits the with its large-scale use of the then, the military-backed gov- ing interim president gave an say they support the fast, tacted the World Medical treatment of patients, includ- method. ernment has waged a crack- emotional farewell speech despite the risks. Association last month, ask- ing prisoners, against their Two years ago, some 2,000 down on Morsi’s supporters Wednesday, saying the public “My husband is in Israeli ing that it help stop the legis- will, with extreme cases administrative detainees and that has killed hundreds, must rise to its responsibili- jails without knowing why lation. referred to an ethics commit- other prisoners launched a arrested thousands and shat- ties in the face of the country’s and when this nightmare is In a letter to the WMA, the tee, said Amany Dayif of mass hunger strike to end the tered the Brotherhood, once enormous challenges — echo- going to end,” Lamees Faraj Israeli group reiterated the Physicians for Human Rights- practice and improve prison Egypt’s strongest political ing el-Sissi’s campaign theme said of her husband, Abdel ethical concerns raised by oth- Israel. conditions. organization. that Egyptians must put end Razeq, a member of a small, ers and added that “the true Sivan Weizman, a spokes- In negotiating an end to El-Sissi was elected presi- turmoil to allow reconstruc- hard-line Palestine Liberation motivation … is to break the woman for the Israel Prison that strike, Israel promised dent with a landslide victory tion. Organization faction who has spirit and protests of the hun- Authority, said she recalls to scale back administrative in a three-day vote held last Adly Mansour said the been in administrative deten- ger strikers.” one or two isolated cases of detentions, said Dayif of week. country is “in better shape” tion for nearly eight of the last Despite such criticism, force-feeding prisoners in the Physicians for Human The Freedom and Justice today after the passing of an 20 years. Netanyahu told his Cabinet 1980s. Fares said three pris- Rights. She said the number Party said it “doesn’t recog- amended constitution and the Faced with the second this week he’ll make sure to oners died from complica- of detainees dropped by a few nize the alleged coup regime presidential elections. But he large-scale Palestinian hun- find physicians who will par- tions of force-feeding at the dozen, but has crept up or any of its decisions that said Egyptians must distance ger strike in two years, Israel’s ticipate in force-feeding, not- time. again. have been or will be issued themselves from “personal government is promoting a ing that force-feeding is car- since July 3 until the return of interests, group demands or bill that would allow a judge ried out at the U.S.-run the elected President party inclinations” so the to sanction force-feeding if an Guantanamo Bay detention Mohammed Morsi to his post country can regain its inmate’s life is perceived to be camp for suspected militants, as the president of the strength. in danger. the Haaretz daily said. Republic of Egypt.” The head of the Supreme A judge must not only con- Netanyahu’s spokesman, Al-Jazeera’s Egypt channel, Constitutional Court, Mansour sider the prisoner’s wishes, Mark Regev, declined to com- meanwhile, said Wednesday was installed as interim presi- but also possible damage to ment on the report, but con- that it had obtained a letter dent after Morsi’s ouster — the state, said Yoel Hadar, a firmed the government sup- from Morsi, who has been and ended up serving almost legal adviser in the Public ports the bill. detention since his ouster and as long as Morsi. is on trial on a number of charges, some of which carry the death penalty. Brought to you by According to the channel, the letter labels el-Sissi’s elec- tion as a farce and calls on his supporters to continue their icture opposition to authorities. P “Your revolution will be victo- of the rious in the near future,” Day

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There will in my spiritual life separating words, “but By Jennifer Thomas will host The Pentecostal guest churches will be in be games, praise and wor- is this: how do I d evoTION you.” They remind me Palatka Daily News correspondent O Experience 2014 on charge of services. The cele- ship, Bible time, track of live in the world and that I have made some harlie Bryant of Florahome can Sunday. Services will bration continues at 4 p.m. choice and lunch. really make a difference of God. Paul decisions that help recall the years he worked hard in begin at 10:30 a.m. at New Sunday with guest church- The program also and at the same time be had been discussing peo- define my actions and cattle ranching and other jobs. St. Paul Church of God in es. The public is invited. The includes craft corner, sign different from people ple who had made their my attitudes. Others C Bryant, who turned 100 on Christ, 220 Lawrence St., church is at 395 Alabama language, indoor sports, who do not know Christ? faith useless by their may go in this direction Monday, said he worked 19 years at Seville, with guest speak- Ave., Palatka. The Rev. kitchen chaos, tennis, Is that a difficulty for actions. Instead of pursu- but I need to go in anoth- Coral Farms in Florahome and 21 years er, Pastor Abram Jones, Michael McKay is pastor. cheerleading, junior engi- you, too? The New ing the fruit of the Spirit, er. Others may zero in for Tommy Clay in Grandin. and guest psalmist, neering, puppets, drum Testament reflects this they were into controver- on what they define as He also worked at Camp Blanding for Minister Michael BREAK FAST line, babysitting and a dilemma. On the one sies, power trips, and their goals, but I try to 2 1/2 years during World War II and the Holloway. Trinity United clown class. hand we live in a world money. keep my eyes on Jesus. St. Johns Shipyard in Jacksonville. At 5 p.m., the service Methodist Church United Pre-registration is of dark forces and evil. Then, thinking of Lord, You know I want “It’s been a great change in your life,” will be at The Word Methodist Men will have encouraged. Tracks are On the other, we inhabit Timothy and those like to be “one of the guys” said Bryant, who is the last of 15 chil- Christian Center, 400 E. their breakfast meeting at limited and fill up fast. To an environment of grace him, Paul drew a line in and do guy stuff. Remind dren still living. “Back when I was Harris St., Hastings, with 8:30 a.m. Saturday, June 15, register, call 328-1531 or and peace ruled by Jesus the sand and said in me that I can be a real young, they did a lot of hard work for guest speaker, Pastor in the fellowship hall at 1400 visit firstbaptistchurchpal- Christ. How do we deal effect, “But you….” Yes, man and celebrate my survival,” he said. Jarvis Wright, with guest Husson Ave., Palatka. Guest atka.com. with these opposite they may be filled with masculinity without Bryant, born to Elizabeth and Julius psalmist, Elder Bravis speaker will be Charlie poles? rage and envy, but you going out of my mind Bryant in Thomasville, Ga. said he grew Cave. Raburn. V ACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Paul addressed this must be like Christ. and off my course. Keep up in Havana, Fla. near Tallahassee. Pentecostal Revival issue when he wrote to They may spend their me straight. In Christ’s He said he had nine brothers and five fta her's day event CONCERTS/SINGS Center will have VBS from his young protégé, lives chasing a large name, Amen. sisters. “We worked tobacco and we Emmanuel United Victory Christian 10 a.m. to noon June 9-13 at Timothy. He began verse bank account, but you tobacco-farmed,” Bryant said. Methodist Church will Fellowship welcomes The 1100 State Road 19 S., 11 with the words, “But remember where your Don Aycock, pas- Of living to be 100, he said, it is, “By host Dominique Ross, for- Padgetts in concert at 7 p.m. Palatka with Bro. Kurt you.” Here is the separa- real riches come from. tor Liberty Baptist CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News the help of the Lord.” mer NFL Dallas Cowboys Friday at 418 U.S. 17, East Burrows. This year’s theme is tion from the rest of the They might be tickled at Church, 225 N. 2nd St., Charlie Bryant turned 100 years old on Monday. He is pictured at his Florahome Bryant is married to Mary Bryant, 79, football player, during its Palatka, across from the “Behold the Lamb of God.” world, a differentiation every teaching that Palatka, 328-7722; liber- home with wife, Mary, left, grandaughter Kenyatta Hills and daughter Edith Bryant. who said she is originally from Grandin. Father’s Day service at 11 weigh station. Admission is Summer revival kicks off at that characterizes a man comes down the road, [email protected] They have been married almost 32 a.m. Sunday, June 15. The free, but a love offering will 11 a.m. Sunday with the years, Mrs. Bryant said. Mr. Bryant said he does not recall with Billy Peacock in Florahome for 30 public is welcome. The be received. Visit victory- River City Trio. Dinner will “I’ve been knowing him since I was a many events that occurred during his years. church is at 700 Main St., christian.us; call 325-3282. follow on the grounds. little girl,” she said. lifetime anymore. “Mary was always the talker and very Palatka. First Presbyterian Evening service with Brother Mrs. Bryant said friends and family However, of advice he would give to sweet,” she said of Mrs. Bryant. Church will host a Fourth Burrows will be at 7 p.m. For Discover, Decide, Defend.” Eden Baptist Church is “Workshop of Wonders. members will celebrate his birthday on other people, he said, “I would tell them “Because I’ve know them all of my life, NEW SERVICE of July concert at 7 p.m. details, call 325-6323. For details, call 328-3869. VBS will be from 9 a.m. to You are the God who works Saturday at 3 p.m. at their home. She to do the best they can and stay out of he told me he used to drive my daddy Moving By the Power Friday, July 4, at 123 S. Bostwick Baptist Tabernacle Baptist noon June 9-13 for ages 4 wonders.” said a lot of people will speak. “Not too trouble. Take care of their own business and some other men to Camp Blanding,” of God Ministry Sunday Second St., Palatka. The Church VBS will be from 9 Church VBS is from 6-8:30 years to 6th grade. The Life Changing many people live to be a hundred,” she and leave other people’s business alone.” Peacock said. worship services begin at 11 public is invited. For a.m. to noon June 9-13 at 131 p.m. June 9-13 at 2701 Reid theme is “Agency D3, Outreach Ministries VBS said. Alice Cook Hills said, “Coming up, granddaddy a.m. Services are being held details, call 328-1435. Tillman St. For ages 3 years St., Palatka, next to Discover, Decide, Defend.” will be from 10 a.m. to 2 Pres. Barack Peacock, 75, of always taught us first of all to respect temporarily at Crescent City to 7th grade. This year’s McDonald’s. This year’s The church is at 2405 p.m. June 16-19, June Obama has recog- Florahome said she authority and to always treat everyone Library, 610 N. Summit St. SUMMER CAMPS theme is “Agency D3: theme is “D3: Discover, County Road 219A, 23-26, June 30-July 3, July nized Mr. Bryant’s Of living to be 100, recalled Bryant nice. His direct role with us as grand- Decide, Defend,” for pre-K3 Hawthorne. For details, call 7-10, July 14-17, July 21-24, milestone as well as coming into the children, he pretty much helped raised through 5th grade. For (352) 481-2958. and July 28-31 at Lefty Putnam County Charlie Bryant said, it is, post office where us. And he made sure to instill in us details, call 325-5421. Victory Christian Turner/Booker Park on Elections her father, Fred hard work and education and the love of Sunshine Southside Baptist Fellowship VBS will be North 10th Street, Palatka. “By the help of the Lord.” CLEANING SERVICE Supervisor Charles Cook, was postmas- God.” ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WALHMART. Church VBS will be from from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., June Lunch will be supplied by Overturf III and ter and also ran a The Bryants have two daughters, The Prescription Shop PRESSURE WASHING 6-8:30 p.m. June 9-13 at 13-14 and at 10:30 a.m. the School Summer Feeding Putnam County merchandise store Nkwanda Jah of Gainesville and Edith WINDOW CLEANING 2920 Browns Landing June 15 at 418 Hwy. 17, Program from 11:30-12:30 Sheriff Jeff Hardy, Bryant said. in the 1940s. Gale Shepard of Florahome.. They also LOW PRESSURE ROOF Road, Palatka. The theme East Palatka, across from p.m. For details, call Pastor She said her husband was always a “And he was a very quiet man and got have four grandchildren, Hills, Pamela FREE LOCAL DELIVERY CLEANING is Discover Decide Defend the weigh station. The Judy Woodard at 546-2681 very quiet person. He served as head his mail. He would always nod his head Stevens, Lakesha Hills and Phillip METAL ROOFS and is for all ages. A nurs- theme will be a beach theme or Lashonda White at 227- deacon of Evergreen Missionary Baptist and speak to me as a little girl,” said Bryant, eight great-grandchildren and DRIVE-THRU PICKUP POOL DECKS & DOCKS ery will be available and for ages 4-11. Lunch will be 3255. Church in Florahome for 66 years, she Peacock, who ran Peacock’s Nursery six great-great grandchildren. PAVER SEALING AND RE-SANDING snacks will be provided provided on Friday and Woodlawn Baptist said. NO LONG WAIT CHURCH STEEPLES each night. For details, call Saturday. For details, call Church will have VBS “He loved fishing. He loved football, 1024 S. State Rd. 19 328-0764. 325-3282 or visit victory- from 9 a.m. to noon, June he loved baseball, he loved golf. I think FREE ESTIMATES First Baptist Church christian.us/event/vacation- 16-20 at 818 County Road he played baseball,” Bryant said. COVER PHOTO: Charlie Bryant of Florahome hit the century mark 610 ZEAGLER DRIVE FULLY INSURED INCLUDING 328-6733 of Interlachen VBS will bible-school. 20A, Hawthorne. For ages 4 (BY THE HOSPITAL) Florahome resident Kenyatta Hills, on Monday. Bryant is pictured with his wife, Mary Bryant, 79. LIABILITY AND WORKER’S be from 6-9 p.m. June 9-13 Emmanuel United years old through 8th grade. one of the Bryants’ granddaughters, said COMPENSATION at 115 County Road 315 N., Methodist Church VBS This year’s theme is he loved to cook. Hills said he cooked Photo by Open 24 Hours Interlachen. For ages 3 will be from 9 a.m. to noon, “SonTreasure Island VBS.” chicken and rice. “That’s the best dish,” CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News 386-328-3017 7 Days A Week years to 6th grade. Call June 14-20 at 700 Main St., For details, call (352) 481- she said. www.palatkapressurewashing.com Missy White at 684-2733. Palatka. 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060514 Applause.indd 2 6/3/14 3:46 PM ed to its crafters meeting at 10 all ages at 7 p.m. DEADLINE a.m. June 17 at 400 Reid St., Youth activities will continue One Grand The deadline for church news for Palatka. until 10 p.m. The public is invit- publication on Thursday in The group needs help with its ed. For details, call 328-1377. Day Applause is noon Monday. Send ongoing projects, as well as sort- Victory Worship Center Laura Gerjovich Jacobovitz church briefs to clerk@palatkadai- ing and pricing items. corporate prayer begins at 7 relaxing at The Hard Rock lynews.com or drop it off at the Participants should bring a bag p.m. and Target Bible study at Hotel Riviera Maya during the Daily News at 1825 St. Johns Ave., BLOCK PARTY the first Saturday of the month lunch. For details, call 328- 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays. recent grand opening. Palatka. First Baptist Church of at 415 Washington St. Cost is 1461. Morning glory prayer begins at Interlachen will host a block $5 for tables inside and $5 for 6 a.m. on Saturdays. Victorious Photo submitted by Laura Gerjovich Jacobovitz OPEN HOUSE EVENT party from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. outside space, but must furnish NIGHT OF PRAISE Living services begins at 11:30 The Palatka Christian Saturday, July 12, at 115 own table. Hineni Messianic a.m. with worship services at Service Center will open its County Road 315 N., To reserve a table or a space, Fellowship welcomes Claren 12:30 p.m. on Sundays. The doors at 7 p.m. today through Interlachen. Activities will call Rosemary at 916-8451. and Nancy McQueen in a night church is at 1022 Huntington Sunday for praise and worship include free water fun for kids St. Andrew’s Episcopal of praise and worship at 7 p.m. Road, Crescent City. Apostle at the “Heart of Putnam,” 820 of all ages, free lunch, music, Church will have its monthly Friday at 1797 Old Moultrie Lillie Tuggerson is the pastor Reid St., Palatka. The public is clothing giveaway and a visit community yard sale from 8 Road, St. Augustine. For details, with Mose Hawkins, associate invited. from Smokey Bear promoting a.m. to 3 p.m. second Saturday call (904) 827-9731. pastor. fire safety. For details, call of every month at 111 Francis PENTECOST SUNDAY Missy White at 684-2733. St., Interlachen. Spaces are SPECIAL EVENTS, SERVICES MEN'S DAY Victorious Faith IMPACT available for $5 each. For All Saints Anglican Pleasant Grove A.M.E. Ministries will host Pentecost FUNDRAISER LUNCH details, call Judy Randolph at Church, 1928 Book of Common Church will celebrate Men’s Sunday at 10:45 St. James United Methodist 972-2277. Prayer, Sunday service theme is Day at 4 p.m. Sunday at 131 Send your favorite family time a.m. and 4 p.m. Church will have a lunch fund- Trinity Congregational Whitsunday (Pentecost). Koffee Georgetown Shortcut Road, photos to publish in this section. at 823 Husson raiser from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Holiness Church is now Klatch begins at 9:30 a.m. with Georgetown. Guest speaker will Wagon Ride Send pictures as jpegs with caption Ave., Palatka. Tuesday at 400 Reid St., accepting donations for an Holy Eucharist at 11 a.m. A be Bishop Thomas Cave of The Two-year-old Dalton Reynolds of Palatka pulls his dog Clyde with his "hook hook." information to tmurphy@palatka- Superintendent Palatka. Cost is $6. The meal upcoming yard sale. To donate, nursery will be available. Lord’s Temple of Hastings. dailynews.com or drop them by the Photo submitted by Mike Reynolds H. Wayne will include baked chicken or call Mitch and Tina Perry at Snacks will follow service. The theme is “Men that Pray Daily News at 1825 St. Johns Ave., Colbert Sr. is pulled pork, rice, gravy, green 659-1634 or (904) 447-4274. Wednesday Holy Eucharist do it God’s Way.” Palatka. pastor. Guest beans and a homemade roll. begins at 6:30 p.m. with Bible The Rev. Randolph Carter is – Trisha Murphy, Lifestyle Editor speaker will be Lunches are available for dine- DISTRICT MEETING study, soup and sandwiches to pastor. The public is invited. Lawrence Bishop Fred- in, take out or delivery on orders The Palatka District follow. The Rev. Frank Bartlett erick Lawrence of four or more. Money raised Church of God in Christ, is the priest in charge. The HONORING GRADUATES Endearing of Vision Souls to Win Ministry will help support the mission Central Florida First church is at 1250 State Road 19 New Creation Christian of Palm Coast. A fellowship and ministries of the church. Jurisdiction, Annual District S., Palatka. Visit allsaintsangli- Center Inc. will honor all grad- Signs! celebration feast will follow the For details or to reserve a meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. canpalatka.org. uating seniors during its noon Our granddaughters 4 p.m. service under the tent. lunch, call 328-1461. today and Friday at Pentecostal First Baptist Church of service Sunday at 301 N. 11th Addison, left, and Alex, right, The public is invited. Church of God in Christ, 624 N. San Mateo Sunday school St., Palatka. All graduating signing to me "I love you." YARD/RUMMAGE SALE 9th St., Palatka. Guest speaker begins at 9:30 p.m. Sunday at seniors and the public are invit- COMMUNITY DAY Believer’s Harvest Time will include Elder Jimmie Lewis 160 E. State Road 100. Worship ed. Photo submitted by Debbie Gross Trinity Congregational Ministries will have its spring on Thursday. Friday night is service begins at 11 a.m. and 6 Holiness Church will host yard sale from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. evangelist night. The public is p.m. with Pastor Garry Taylor APPRECIATION SERVICE Community Day from 8 a.m. to June 19-21 at 106 Sykes Road, invited. Elder Johnny Shaw is bringing the messages. Creation Christian Center 6 p.m. Saturday at 1008 State Grandin. district superintendent. Wednesday adult Bible study Inc. will have an appreciation Road 19 South, Palatka, in First Congregation begins at 7 p.m. The children, service for Father’s Day at 7:30 front of Walmart. There will be Church of Interlachen will CRAFTERS MEETING youth and young adult groups p.m. Friday, June 13, at 301 N. free food, singing and more for have a monthly community St. James Methodist will also meet at 7 p.m. On 11th St., Palatka. Guest speak- all ages. yard sale from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Church invites those interest- Friday there will be worship for er will be Evangelist Bruce

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060514 Applause.indd 3 6/3/14 3:44 PM The entertainment calendar 328-8998; visit artsinputnam.org. ipation packet. The child who deadline is noon Monday for pub- reads the most hours will earn a lication on Thursday. FIRST FRIDAY trophy and a place on the COFFEE, “LET’S “Reading Honor Plaque.” Free THE FINAL BIKE NIGHT TALK,” 7-10 a.m., first and open to the public. Details: WITH BLEW COUNTRY, Fridays Magnolia Café, 705 329-0126. 6:30 p.m. today, Downtown St. Johns Ave., Palatka. An infor- Blues Bar & Grille, 714 St. mal gathering to ask questions, JP SOARS AND Johns Ave., Palatka. Free and HAPPY PAINTERS GROUP have8 coffee, breakfast, share THE RED HOTS IN open to the public. 325-5454. information and get updates on CONCERT, 8 p.m. 1 downtown projects. Sponsored by Saturday, Downtown ARTISTOCATS, 9-11 Palatka Main Street Inc. Blues Bar & Grille, 714 St. Johns a.m., Thursdays for ages 6 Ave., Palatka. Cover charge is and up. Taught by JAMMING AT THE 13$15 at the door, open to the pub- SallyJan Smith, Larimer BOSTWICK lic. Details: 325-5454. Arts Center, 216 Reid St., COMMUNITY Palatka. Drawing, painting, CENTER, 6:30-8:30 BASIC BIRDING 2crafts, and art history will be p.m., the first and third Fridays, HIKE, 9-10:30 a.m. combined to teach children to 125 Tillman St. Sponsored by the Saturday, Ravine express themselves as well as 9Bostwick Library. Bring musical Gardens State Park, learn the basic skills of an artist. instruments and play along, or 1600 Twigg St., Palatka. Ranger Cost is $10 per class or $35 for a just come and enjoy the music. Joe will help on how to identify month. Materials furnished. Details: 326-2750. 14basic birds in the area. Free with Details: Sally Jan at 937-6839. park entry. Entry fee is $5 per Portrait of Buddy Boy WATERCOLOR vehicle; use honor pay system; $2 Buddy Boy's picture took first place in the local level and second BEGINNING WITH TERRY for pedestrians and bicyclists. Happy Tails place at the district level for the GFWC Florida Woman's Club Arts & PAINTING FOR LUKE, Fridays, RSVP: http://www.eventbrite. "Hey, when is Dad going to be home? There he is! Crafts Competition in the photography portrait category. ADULTS, 11:30 a.m. to 1 Larimer Arts Center, com/e/basic-birding-hike-with-a- Photo submitted by Pat Hrosik p.m., Thursdays, Larimer 216 Reid St., Palatka. Step by ranger-tickets-11685390317. Photo submitted by Susan Livingston Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Submitted photo step, basic instruction for begin- Palatka. Taught by SallyJan The Happy Painters recently held a luncheon in Palatka. ners10 and innovative painting FIRST SATURDAY 3Smith on impressionistic style Pictured, from left, are Sue Paper, Jim McKinell, Alice Delgado, techniques for advanced painters. HIKE, hosted by and color palette. Cost is $40 per Shirley McKinnell Phyllis and John Nelson, Mike Certa and To register and for class time, call Putnam Blueways & month. Sally Jan at 937-6839. Frances Certa. The group meets for friendship and painting Terry at 336-7440. Trails, 9 a.m. Tuesday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon at the St. Johns Catholic Saturday, Carl Duval State DECORATING ON A Church in Interlachen. Anyone interested is invited to join the DOWNPOUR in con- Forest, Interlachen. Brunch to SHOE STRING CLASS, group. For details, call John Nelson at 684-3770. cert, 7-9 p.m. Saturday, 15follow at Poppie’s Restaurant. 11 a.m., Thursdays, Palatka riverfront Details: putnamblueway- Larimer Arts Center, 216 amphitheater. Part of the sandtrails.org. Reid St., Palatka. Instructor and TROPICAL WHISKEY, 9 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday through Arts Council Spring and Summer artist, Sally Jan Smith will teach p.m. Friday, Downtown Sunday; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Concert Series. Free and open to COMMUNITY Picture 4how to take a room and change Blues Bar & Grille, 714 St. Wednesday. Details: facebook. the11 public. Details: 328-8998. MARKET, 7 a.m. to alling all pet lovers who are the look with easy and inexpen- Johns Ave., Palatka. Cover com/ArtisansWayMelrose. 2 p.m., first Perfect into photography. sive techniques: Shabby Chic, charge is $5, open to the public. FAMILY FUN Saturdays, rain or Yorkie terrier, Send your photos for pub- Romantic prairie, French country Details: 325-5454. RUSSELL KUECKER FESTIVAL, 10 a.m. shine, Pomona Park Community Tussen Tak is lication in this section to and Cottage style are explored. 5 GALLERY OPENING, to noon Saturday, Center, 200 E. Main St. Hosted pretty as a [email protected] Shopping trip is planned. Also RHONDA PEYTON 5:30-7:30 p.m.,Friday, Putnam County librar- 16by the Town of Pomona Park picture. or drop them by the Daily News at includes: basic sewing to make a opening reception, 6-9 Larimer Arts Center, 216 ies. Features science theme and Beautification Committee. 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Photo submitted valance, pillows, and home décor p.m. Friday, Artisans’ Reid St., Palatka. Exhibit will be includes feature food, activities Includes assorted vendors selling by Annarose Larsen Can't wait to see what you've got... projects. Students will furnish Way, Historic Hilton on display through June 26. 12and games for the children. fresh, local produce; plants; and – Trisha Murphy, Sweet Dreams some supplies. Cost is $42 a House, 5910 Hampton St., 7Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., During the festival, children can baked goods, along with arts and Lifestyle Editor month. Details: Sally Jan Smith Melrose. Exhibit on display Monday through Thursday and register for the Summer Reading crafts and antiques and collect- Star going beddy bye. at 937-6839. 6through June 29. Gallery hours: during special events. Details: Program and pick up their partic- ables. Market Day also features Photo submitted by Robin Foy Great Gift Idea Anytime! SIMPLY STATED Beck’s GOT IT ALL!

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060514 Applause.indd 4 6/3/14 3:43 PM an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from ADVANCED LINE Yelvington Road, Suite 1, East Henry’s Irish Pub, 323 NE Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. A GATHERING 7-10:30 a.m. for $5 and a hot lunch from DANCING, 9:15-11:15 Palatka. Hosted by the Commercial Circle, Keystone For ages 17 to young adults. Cost OF FRIENDS, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for $6. Vendors call Toddler/Pre-School Day a.m. Tuesdays, Senior Calendar Horticulture Agent. Learn to rec- Heights. Ride the Palatka/Lake is $40 per month plus supplies. CHILDREN’S Michele Johnson at 983-1314 or Joyce Friends Center, Putnam continued from PAge 5 ognize specific butterfly larva and Butler trail and met back at the Taught by Like Taft, teaches ART FESTIVAL, Svingala at 649-9293. Community Medical Center, Butler funinputnam.com under the the plants needed for their pub to celebrate. Helmets are drawing and painting techniques sponsored by St. Augustine Bldg., Palatka. Call 328-3986. Special Events section. For growth and survival. A $5 regis- mandatory. Details: putnamblue- to facilitate transformation. Amphitheatre (FOSAA), 2-8 p.m., ADULTS DISCO, 9 p.m. every 25 grades 6th through 12th. tration fee includes refreshments waysandtrails.org. Details: 328-8998 or Mr. Taft, June48 21, 1340C A1A, St. Saturday, Elks Lodge, 828 PALATKA SOCIAL Registration deadline is June 17, and materials. Pre-registration 972-4003. Augustine. Free event, features Moody Road. Entertainment by DANCE CLUB INC., Crescent City; June 30, required, but fee can be paid at CREATING THE over 40 interactive arts experienc- D.J. Alvoid. Cost is $5 per per- every Tuesday, Shrine Interlachen; July 12, Melrose; the door. Details: 329-0318 or ILLUSION, METEORO- es for children and families led by son. Details: Frankie at 530-0285. Hall, Yelvington Road, and July 30, Bostwick. Voting [email protected]. 1-2:30 p.m., LOGIST JEFF professionals in the arts commit- East Palatka. Doors open at 6 p.m.; willtake place during the Teen Mondays and HUFFMAN of tee. Free professional face paint- 17FLORAHOME FARMERS dinner at 7 p.m.; dancing, 7:30-10:30 Art Reception, with refresh- PAINTING WITH Wednesdays beginning June 16, WUFT TV, guest ing, arts and crafts projects, games MARKET, every Saturday, 9 p.m.26 live bands. Members, $8; guests, ments: June 10, Palatka; June SPIRIT, 6 p.m., Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid speaker, 10 a.m., Thursday, and refreshments. A band dance, a.m. to 3 p.m., across from the $9; membership, $15 and includes that 24, Crescent City; July 8, Thursdays begin- 40St., Palatka. For youth age 10 June 19, Melrose Library, 312 led by Tommy Bledsoe will be held feed store on State Road 100. night, and one Tuesday of birth month Interlachen; July 22, Melrose; ning June 12, years up to young teens. Taught Wynnwood44 Ave. Huffman will mid-afternoon. All children must be Featured: local produce, homemade baked free. Membership is not required to and Aug. 5, Bostwick. Teen art Hammock Hall, 429 Kirby St., by Luke Taft and will explore speak about the tools used and accompanied by a parent of guard- goods, plants, soaps, jellies and more. attend. exhibit will be 1-3 p.m. daily. Palatka. Classes following June advance techniques of drawing the science of weather. There ian. [email protected]. 18Market will be open on Fridays from 3-7 Details: Robin, Darlene or Stella 1235 at Larimer Arts Center, 216 and painting with perspective, will be time to ask questions, p.m. Vendor spots are available for $5. YOUNG DESIGNERS at 329-0126 or e-mail robin.bella- Reid St., Palatka. Taught by composition, and color theory. hear weather stories, make EVERYTHING [email protected]. WORKSHOP Tuesdays, [email protected]. SallyJan Smith on Florida’s Cost is $20 per week; all supplies crafts, and eat a rainbow-themed GYMNASTICS 3:30-5 p.m., for ages 8 and Highwaymen. Cost is $35 per provided. Details: 328-8998 or Mr. snack. Space is limited. Call CAMP, 9 a.m. to INTERLACHEN up, Miss D’s Quilt Shop, MURMUR-ATIONS, class, all materials furnished; Taft at 972-4003. (352) 475-1237 to reserve. noon, Monday MUSEUM, gallery hours: 10 305 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Students work by Valerie students welcome to bring snacks through Friday, June 23-27, USA a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, will learn about old-fashioned sewing Aslakson-Jennings, and beverages of choice. Register: CAMP CLOVER SNACK AND A Gymnastics Academy, 902 S. Interlachen Hall, corner of 27bees with basic sewing, designing, and now through June 29, Ms. Sally Jan at 937-6839. BUD, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., MOVIE, 5 p.m., 49State Road 19, Suite 2, Palatka. Commonwealth and Atlantic avenues. garment construction. New projects are Melrose Bay Art Gallery, 103 June 16-17, 5-7 years Thursday, June 19, For boys and girls ages 5 and up. Browse at own pleasure. Details: Jean at taught and completed every month State Road 26, Melrose. FULL MOON old, UF/IFAS Bostwick Library, Must be registered in advance. 19684-0103. Submitted photos from aprons to casual dresses. Cost is 31Reception 6-9 p.m., Friday, June PADDLE AND Extension office, 111 Yelvington 125 Tillman St. Families are Fee is $20 a day or $75 for a week. The Early Learning Coalition Toddler/Pre-School event drew more than 300 $40 a month. Volunteers are needed. 6 during Melrose Art Walk. OPTIONAL Road, East Palatka. Cost is $10 invited to bring a snack item 326-9895 www.usagymnastic- ACOUSTIC CIRCLE, 2 people. The Saturday event was held at the Palatka Woman’s Club and was Sponsored by The South Historic Gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. CAMPING 41and a minimum of eight paid, reg- and45 watch “Saving Mr. Banks.” sacademy.com. p.m., Blew Country Jam deemed a success by organizers. Above, children and parents are entertained District. Taught by Sally Jan Smith. Saturdays and 1-5 p.m. Sundays. TRIP, June 13, Dunns Creek istered participants is required. Details: 326-2750. Band, 5 p.m. Sunday, by Sparky the Balloon Guy. Below, left, area children are digging in the 937-6839. Details: (352) 475-3866 or visit Bridge. Meet at 7:30 p.m., launch Lunch and snacks are provided. BUGS, BUDS AND Downtown Blues Bar & Dinosaur Dig Zone. Below, right, the day wouldn't have been complete without melrosebayartgallery.com. at36 8 p.m. If camping, a power Participants will play games, SLICE OF BEYOND, 9 a.m. to Grille, 714 St., Johns Ave., Palatka. Free a visit from Cinderella, who helped all the kids make their own tiaras and BEGINNING SEWING boat will take group and gear to learn camp songs, make crafts, PALATKA, 3 p.m., June 23-25, and open to the public. Details: 325-5454. handed out princess books. FOR ADULTS, 5:30-7:30 KIDS SUMMER Murphy’s Island earlier in the and simple science projects. hosted by 8-14 years old, UF/ 20 p.m., Tuesdays, Miss D’s ART PROGRAM, day to set up camp. Cost is $10 Maximum 10 participants. To reg- Downtown IFAS Extension office, 111 MEGA SPORTS CAMP, host- Quilt Shop, 305 St. Johns Fridays beginning and will offset the cost of running ister: 329-0318. Palatka Inc. and Create! Artists’ Yelvington Road, East Palatka. ed by Living Hope Family Ave., Palatka. For ages 14 and up. June 13, 10 a.m. to the shuttle boat. Have whistle, Guild of Northeast Florida, 5:3-8 50Cost is $20 and a minimum of Worship Center, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Students will learn all aspects of sew- noon, Tilghman House, 324 River boat light, and life preserver for RAVINE p.m.,46 Friday, June 20, Palatka eight paid, registered participants June 9-13, 1109 State Road 28ing and designing, and completed proj- St., Palatka. There is no pre-reg- paddles. Details: putnambluewa- GARDENS Welcome Center, 900 St. Johns are required. Explore the great 100, Florahome. For kids ages 5-13 years. ects from garments to home décor proj- istration;32 show up 15-30 minutes ysandtrails.org. STATE PARK St. Sposored by Sweet Grace outdoors and learn about things Highlights will include: participation in ects. Sewing machine is not required, early and register for the pro- ECO Anna’s Fancy Cakes and found outdoors. Lunch and snack 21sports of choice and learn new skills from but helpful. Sponsored by the South gram. Fee is $10 per child, per HIKE MURPHY ADVENTURE DAYS, 9 a.m. to Bakeshop and Pizzaboyz. An art- are provided. Maximum 15 partic- qualified coaches; Rally Time with singing Historic District. Cost is $40 a month class. Snacks and water will be ISLAND, 10 a.m., 2:30 p.m., June 16-20, 1600 Twigg ists’ and photographers’ view of ipants. To register: 329-0318. and dancing under black lights and neon and is taught by Sally Jan Smith. Sally provided. Saturday, June 14, 42St., Palatka. Campers will learn the tastes, sights, and expres- signs; Life Lessons; snacks, crazy contest; Jan at 937-6839. Dunns Creek Bridge about the diverse habitats of sions of Palatka. Free and open MOVIE NIGHT, 5 and parents night. Choose from volleyball, RIVER CITY to ride to Murphy Island. A $5 Ravine Gardens, conduct scientific to the public. Jeremy Yates, p.m., June 26, Bostwick Tae Kwon Do, cheerleading (JV and varsi- SHAKE RAG ARTS PLAYERS donation is asked to get to the experiments, and work on projects 328-0909. Library, 126 Tillman St. ty), baseball/softball mechanics, basket- “COFFEE TALK,” PRESENT island.37 Reservations: https:// that the park like a real park Families are invited to ball, soccer, and flag football. Register for every Wednesday, 11 www.eventbrite.com/e/hike-mur- ranger. watch “Monument Men,” a movie the first day only to be registered all week. a.m. to 1 p.m. Includes “WEDDING 82ND ANNUAL BELLES,” by Alan Bailey and phy-island-tickets-11825710017. Lunch will be provided free by GOLF about a crew of art historians and Visit livinghopefwc.com and click on a different musician every week. Coffee Ronnie Claire Edwards. Directed Details: putnamblueway- the Putnam County School Food TOURNAMENT, 51curators unite to recover works of Upcoming Events and register at the and homemade goodies. Admission is by33 Mandi Tucker; produced with sandtrails.org. Service Program. Healthy snacks sponsored by art stolen by the Nazis before Mega Sports Camp link. Details: 659- free.29 Show will be live from the Historic special arrangements by Samuel will also be provided during the Morning Star Missionary Hitler destroys them. Details: 326- 1365. Hilton House, 5910 Hampton St., French. Performances will be 7 RODEHEAVER day by the Friends of Ravine Baptist Church, June 21, 2750. Melrose. Visit www.shakeragarts.org or p.m., Wednesday through Friday, BOYS RANCH Gardens. Camp is limited to 20 Palatka47 Golf Course, 1715 MONDAY MUSICALE POT Facebook Shake Rag Art and Culture June 11-13; 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., GOLF TOURN- students. Campers must be going Moseley Ave., Palatka. DINNER IN THE LUCK, 6-8 p.m., Mondays, Center. Saturday, June 14; and 2 p.m., AMENT, 8 a.m., into the third, fourth, or fifth Registration is at 7:45 a.m. with DARK, presented by Gallery 26, 301 State Road Sunday, June 15, Scarlett-Hill Saturday, June 14, Palatka Golf grade in the fall. Fee is one non- tee off at 9 a.m. Lunch will be Palatka Lion’s Club, 26 and Grove Street, Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. For PAINTING WITH LOCAL TEEN ART Theatre, Larimer Arts Center, Course, 1715 Moseley Ave., perishable food item per day for available at noon. Registration commemorating Melrose. Share home cooking, good con- youth ages 6-12. Cost is $10 per day. PATRICK RAUSCH, 9 EXHIBIT will be put on 216 Reid St., Palatka. Tickets Palatka.38 Registration fee is $50 donation to a local food bank. fee is $60 per player and Helen Keller Deaf-Blind versation, meet new friends and enjoy live Workshops include recycled art proj- a.m. to noon and 1-4 p.m. display and voted on by the and reservations: (904) 377-5044. and includes golf and lunch. Register: EcoAdventureDays. includes all activities. There Awareness, 7 p.m., Friday, June 22music. Event is free. Musicians play for ects, collage, drawing, painting, mixed Tuesdays, Larimer Arts public at Putnam County Team awards given and other eventbrite.com. Details: 329-3721. will be first-, second-, and third- 5227, 318 Osceola Dr., Palatka. tips. Details: https://gallery26melrose.com. media, and drama. Taught by Dana Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. Cost is libraries. The first place ribbon winner BUTTERFLY prizes available. 530-0457. place winners. Deadline to reg- Guest speaker will be Darlene Woodard. Drama workshop, “Let’s $40 and includes four classes. Patrick will also be awarded a $50 VISA gift card, HOSTS PLANTS SO, YOU WANT ister is June 9. Entry forms Laibl-Crowe. Cost is $10 and IMAGINATION Make a Play,” introduces students to at24 (352) 685-9473 or Arts Council at all30 other artists will be given a certificate AND LARVAL ID FATHER’S TO BE AN available from Sister Marilyn blindfolds will be available at the CREATION STATION acting and set design while tying in 328-8998. for participating. Artists can register at class, 1:30-2:45 DAY BIKE & ARTIST, 3-5 p.m., Knowles and Pastor Allen door to experience blindness dur- WORKSHOPS, 10 a.m. to artistic creation. Details: Mrs. Dana at p.m., Thursday, June 12, Putnam PUB, 3-6 p.m., Wednesdays begin- James. Call Rev. James at (904) ing the meal. Must be present to noon Mondays, Larimer Arts (352) 339-1040. Please see calendar, Page 8 County Extension Office, 111 Sunday, June 15, ning June 18, Larimer Arts 540-8876. win drawing. 325-0218. 348 • Applause • THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 39 43 23 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 2014 • Applause • 5

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