Riverfront Restaurant Concession Draws Protests

Partly Cloudy Healthier schools through nutrition ‘Zombie Apocalypse’ law? 20% rain chance Students at three Putnam County elementary schools are eating healthy, so Florida residents forced to evacuate during state emergencies can take their much so that the federal government has recognized them with awards. unpermitted guns along, according to a law passed Thursday by the House. 88 | 67 See Page 2A See Page 5A For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 $1 Weekend Happenings Riverfront restaurant concession draws protests

BY ASIA AIKINS Blevins, the daughter of restaurant venture,” she said. “But we had the not in a binding contract with the city An Evening Palatka Daily News owner Corky Bell, said she and her intent to do something good for the for the golf course operation. father agreed to open a Corky Bell’s at city.” T.J. Smith, owner of Beef ‘O’ Brady’s, of Dance Palatka city commissioners heard the Palatka Golf Course in an effort to If the city opens a 150-seat restau- said former Mayor Vernon Myers told from local business owners Thursday do something good for the city. She rant on the river in competition with him the riverfront operation would be a 7:30 p.m. today and night who said they were misled by said the city came to her father to see both of the business’ locations, Blevins small concession stand. John Browning Saturday, 2:30 p.m. Sunday, the city in discussions about a river- if he was interested in opening the res- said she would have to focus on the said former city manager Michael Florida School of the Arts front restaurant. taurant at the golf course clubhouse, Corky Bell’s on the riverfront. Czymbor told him the same. R&R Main Stage, St. Johns River “I’ll never look at the word conces- but later opened the venture up for “You tell me, are you going to eat on Marine Services co-owner Jeff Rawls State College, 5001 St. Johns sions the same,” said Misty Blevins, bid. a golf course or on the river?” She said, as a respondent, projects manager Ave. $5. Details: 312-4300; general manager at Corky Bell’s in “We were the only interested party asked the commission. www.floarts.org. East Palatka. … because it wouldn’t be a high-profit Blevins added that Corky Bell’s is See PALATKA, Page 5A River City Players ‘Baggage’ RENOVATIONS BEGIN AT GOLF COURSE CLUBHOUSE Donor 7 p.m. today and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday. Scarlett-Hill Theater, Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. $15. (904) 377-5044. offers Kayaking 101 duplex to 10 a.m.-1 p.m. today, Lake Broward Recreation Area, North Broward Avenue, Pomona Park. $25 per homeless person. Kayak, paddle and PFD included in fee. Dress accordingly. www. kayaking101.eventbrite.com; 329-3721. coalition BY ASIA AIKINS Palatka Daily News Putnam County Putnam County Homeless Relay for Life Coalition members announced a “blessing” Thursday, as a 6 p.m.-9 a.m. today- local resident has volunteered Saturday, Putnam County to donate a building for a pos- Fairgrounds, 117 Yelvington sible transitional shelter in Road, East Palatka. 4 p.m. Palatka. survivor and caregiver Members Phil Wyatt, Shelia appreciation dinner; 6 p.m. McCoy, Valerie Brooks and opening ceremonies; 9 p.m. Interim Police Chief James luminaria program; 6 a.m., Griffith visited the possible fight-back program; 9 a.m. shelter recently, and said the closing ceremonies. owner was ready to hand over the keys immediately. “When James walked in, all Palatka Chalk he heard is ‘This is a done Explosion deal, let’s pray,’” Wyatt said. See DONOR, Page 5A 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 200-300 blocks of St. Johns Avenue, Palatka; amateur and profes- sional chalk artists display Above and right, workers begin gutting the kitchen at the their works underway along Palatka Municipal Golf Course on Thursday afternoon. the sidewalks. Theme: Deputies City officials recently received funding from the U.S. Visions of Well-being. Music, Department of Agriculture to renovate the kitchen and food, crafts and more. 328- other portions of the clubhouse. The work is expected to 8998, artsinputnam.org. be complete by this summer. At that time, the restaurant ﬁ nd pot in is to be operated by Corky Bell’s. Interlachen INDEX grow house Advice ...... 6A Briefing ...... 2A Russ Castleberry, county BY PETE SKIBA Classified/Legals ...... 11A Palatka Daily News Comics ...... 6A Horoscope ...... 6A attorney, says he’ll step down INTERLACHEN – Growing Lottery...... 10A marijuana on Bessie Lane Obituaries ...... 8A Castleberry said. “I’ve just landed a St. Augustine resi- Opinions ...... 4A BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Palatka Daily News been doing this for about 35 dent in jail until he bonded Sports ...... 9A years.” out on $3,512, stated a Sudoku ...... 5A County Attorney Russ The county hopes to hire a Putnam County Sheriff’s Castleberry, who has served new attorney during or before Office report. The Voice of the area for more than two September. Castleberry said Richard John Iwanicki, 43, Putnam County decades, has announced his that after his successor is was arrested Monday and plans to retire, putting the hired, he would assume the charged with cultivation of since 1885 county in the early stages of a part-time position of deputy File photo marijuana, possession of more search for his replacement. county attorney for six months Putnam County Attorney Russ Castleberry monitors a discussion than 20 grams of the weed and VOL. 127 • NO. 72 Having had numerous con- to ease the transition from one during a recent Putnam County Commission meeting. possession of drug parapher- PALATKA, FLA. versations about his possible county attorney to the next. Castleberry has announced his eventual retirement. nalia, the report stated. retirement with County The transition won’t neces- “Investigators were able to Administer Rick Leary, sarily be training, he said, but determine that Iwanicki Public Notices Castleberry said he thinks now it would involve making the “If our time frames work of what litigation we’re resides in St. Augustine and on Page 11A is the time to commence the new attorney aware of the job out, it’ll probably be next involved in at this point, and only used the Interlachen By mail, 1 section search for his replacement. duties he or she would have to March until I retire,” just telling them what I deal rental home as a location to “Rick and I have been talk- carry out as well as the big Castleberry said, noting that with on a day-to-day basis.” house the illegal marijuana ing about it for the last four, issues in which the county the timeline is flexible. “I have five or six months,” may be involved. to get (the new person) aware See ATTORNEY, Page 5A See ARREST, Page 5A

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041015a1.indd 1 4/9/15 9:16 PM 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 Steve Hortin, far left, deputy director for special nutrition programs of the United States Department of Agriculture, presented a gold award to Ochwilla Elementary School, pictured at left, and silver Putnam AM awards to Interlachen, below left, and Melrose, below right, elementary schools for meeting the challenges of the Healthier US School program. He gave the national recognition awards Announcements State News at the Putnam County School Board meeting 3:30 p.m. PALATKA orlando Tuesday. Hortin said 6,000 schools nationwide out of more Indoor yard sale Orlando firm settles Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Patty Piper, food services manager, Joe Theobold, principal and Keith Biggs, than 100,000, or about 6 at Palatka VFW false claims charge physical education teacher, accepted the award for Ochwilla. percent, were certified. An Orlando construction contrac- The Ladies Auxiliary Veterans of tor has agreed to pay the federal Foreign Wars Post 3349 will have its government $250,000 to settle a annual indoor yard sale from 8 a.m. false claims charge. to 3 p.m., Friday and Saturday at Air Ideal Inc. reached the deal 3201 Reid St., corner of Palm Avenue Wednesday with federal prosecu- and State Road 100. tors. Outdoor spaces are available for The company must also pay five $5 each to vendors. Proceeds from percent of its revenues to the gov- the sale are used to purchase school ernment over the next five years as supplies for Putnam County stu- part of the deal. dents in grades 1-12. Prosecutors say company officials To reserve a space, call Mary Lou made false statements to the Small at 325-6190. Business Administration in order to obtain certification that it was located in a historically disadvan- Summer Concert Series taged area. Saturday downtown Certified contractors get priority when it comes to government con- Patty Eiland, food services manager and Beth Nelson, Tammy Price, food services manager, and Mike Tomlinson, Arts Council of Greater Palatka tracts. principal, accepted the award for IES. assistant principal, accepted the award for Melrose. Spring and Summer Concert Series Prosecutors say the construction presents The Dewey Via Band, 4-6 company had no workers in an p.m., Saturday on the 300 block of underutilized zone, even though it St. Johns Avenue. Free and open to claimed to have its offices in one. the public. Seating is limited; bring The company received contracts Putnam schools recognized for promoting chairs. from the Coast Guard, Army, Army Details: 328-8998; artsinputnam. Corps of Engineers and the U.S. org Department of the Interior. healthier school environments through nutrition Bike clinic and ride Lawsuit calls sheriff’s Special to the Daily News administration and teachers who 100,000 schools participating in the starts 10 a.m. Saturday probe ‘publicity stunt’ tudents at three elementary have worked toward the achieve- National School Lunch Program, schools are eating healthy ment of this goal.” and 32 million students who eat Putnam Blueways & Trails will A federal lawsuit claims the Polk enough for federal gold and Superintendent Phyllis Criswell lunch at school every day. Of those host a bicycle clinic and ride begin- County Sheriff’s probe into a Ssilver recognition. and board members recognized the schools, just over 6000 schools in the ning at 10 a.m., Saturday at the 12-year-old girl’s suicide was more of Stepping up to salute Ochwilla participation of the schools and entire nation have achieved either Pavilion, Edgar Johnson Senior a “publicity stunt” than an investiga- Elementary School with a gold Hortin’s accolades. The program, Gold of Distinction, Gold, Silver or Center, 1215 Westover Dr., Palatka. tion. award and silver awards for which started in 2004, creates Bronze certification since the “Roadside Repair,” will be discussed The lawsuit was filed Wednesday Interlachen Elementary and Melrose healthier school environments HealthierUS School Challenge was about tools and spare parts every by the lawyers representing one of Elementary from the National through promotion of nutrition and launched. Remarkably, 363 of those cyclists should carry for emergency two girls who were arrested on felo- School Lunch Program Healthier US physical activity. schools are in Florida, among the repairs, as well as most common haz- ny aggravated-stalking charges fol- School Challenge, Steve Hortin, dep- In February 2010, First Lady highest number in the nation toward ards and how to best avoid them. lowing the September 2013 death of uty director for special nutrition pro- Michelle Obama introduced Let’s achieving the goal. Ride helmets are required. Rebecca Sedwick. grams of the United States Move! . Also recognized was Middleton- Details: 546-1668; putnambluewa- The 25-page complaint says Department of Agriculture attended The program incorporated the Burney Elementary School, who ysandtrails.org. Sheriff Grady Judd and Deputy the Putnam County School Board HealthierUS School Challenge into received the Gold Award of Jonathan McKinney used the girl’s meeting Tuesday. its campaign, a government release Distinction for being a trailblazer in death as an “opportunity for media “I would like to recognize the disclosed. “Currently more than 150 the program and winning the award Eye on Accessibility attention.” They say their client was administration, teachers, and food- billion dollars per year in the United back in 2011. to meet Saturday maliciously labeled as “the poster service staff who have worked States is spent to fight obesity-relat- “One group I want to mention that child example of a cyber-bully.” toward the goal of meeting the ed illnesses; it’s a goal of the Let’s isn’t often given recognition, who I’m Eye on Accessibility Focus Group An October 2013 press release HealthierUS School Challenge, Move Campaign and the sure are currently working hard to will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday in the said harassment by the girls was including your Food Service HealthierUS School Challenge to clean up from breakfast and prepare Cherry Tree Apartments community likely a contributing factor in Director, Nikki Hawthorne and her eliminate childhood obesity within a lunch is the food service staff, Hortin room, 206 Zeagler Dr. Sedwick’s decision to jump to her staff,” Hortin said. “I also want to generation.” said. “They have a huge impact on EoA’s mission is to alleviate barri- death. The charges were ultimately recognize Ms. Criswell and the Qualifying schools receive a the nutrition of the students – the ers for those who live in Putnam dropped. administration, and the members of plaque signed by the Secretary of habits that they help your students County with vision loss. Open to the Sheriff’s spokeswoman Donna the board; we know this doesn’t hap- Agriculture, a monetary award and establish at a young age will stay public interested in supporting those Wood says the claims “have no pen without your support and a banner to hang in their cafeteria. with them for a lifetime. Please pass with vision loss. merit.” encouragement, as well as all of the According to the release, there are on our congratulations and thanks.” Details: 325-0218. Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT Monday program at Dow Jones 7-Day Local Forecast American Legion Industrials +56.22 The American Legion Post 45 will 17,958.13

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041015a2.indd 1 4/9/15 4:37 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 State News Trafficking in meth sentence sends man to prison for 15 years panama city beach By Pete Skiba cover drug buys. tion, has been jailed off and Drug Task Force agents Palatka Daily News The buys stretched from on since 2003. Among the and U.S. Border Patrol agents Fugitives arrested in Panama City Beach March 20, 2014 to May 2, charges against him were car assisted deputies in the Police in Panama City Beach arrested a couple suspected in a Trafficking in more than 2014. theft, domestic battery, child undercover operation. string of crimes including the death of a 60-year-old Alabama $7,500 worth of methamphet- The reports disclosed, abuse and moving traffic vio- woman. amine sent Jose Luis Guerrero “Guerrero has lations. [email protected] Authorities said Wednesday that Elizabeth and Curtis of Crescent City away to pris- been identi- Austin of Attalla, Alabama, were arrested after police spotted on for 15 years, according to fied as oper- their car at Pier Park on Tuesday. an assistant state attorney. ating within Alabama authorities tipped off police that the pair was likely “The defendant will spend the area of heading to the beach. Police say 31-year-old Elizabeth Austin is the next 15 years of his life in Putnam and The Rotary Club being held on murder and armed robbery charges while a state prison facility for traf- Volusia 31-year-old Curtis Austin is accused of armed robbery. ficking in drugs throughout counties sell- of Palatka The body of Judith McElroy Carranza was found Tuesday in Putnam County,” said Spencer ing traffick- Seeks Nominations for north Alabama days after she’d been reported missing. S. Hathaway. “It was involved ing quanti- The Austins were taken to the Bay County Jail to await in a plea.” ties of meth- Guerrero S.T.E.P. and extradition to Alabama. Seventh Circuit Court amphet- Service Above Self Awards Judge Clyde Wolfe sentenced amine.” palm beach gardens 35-year-old Guerrero on the The amounts sold to a “CS” The Rotary Club of Palatka is proud to announce felony plea. or “confidential source” that applications for our S.T.E.P. and Service Above Self Mall worker accused of stealing gift card money According to Putnam ranged from 29 grams to 58 Awards are now available. A former guest services manager at The Gardens Mall in County Sheriff’s Office offense grams during four buys. The acronym S.T.E.P. stands for Student, Teacher, Palm Beach Gardens is accused of stealing more than $45,000 reports, Guerrero’s arrest Guerrero, according to Employer and Practitioner (employee). Awards are given in gift-card money. came after a series of under- Putnam County Jail informa- to an outstanding person in each category. The Service 46-year-old Wendy Yallaly turned herself in to police on Above Self Award is presented to a person who consis- Tuesday and was later freed on a $10,000 bond. tently demonstrates a passion and ability for service to Police say she spent the money at the mall, hotels, restau- people in our community. rants and supermarkets. Please assist the Rotary Club of Palatka by nominating Mall officials began suspecting Yallaly in November when Man to be sentenced today in deserving individuals for either a S.T.E.P. or Service Above multiple customers tried to use gift cards only to find they had Self Award. no money attached. They notified police in December after find- Additional information is available by contacting John ing discrepancies in the gift card account. connection with courthouse fraud Stephenson, Vocational Awards Co-chairman, Rotary Club Police say she shifted money from about 340 gift cards onto of Palatka, at 352-475-2901 or email at [email protected] new cards. By Pete Skiba Assistant State Attorney The deadline for receiving nominations is 5:00 p.m., May Attorney Scott Suskauer said he plans to file a not-guilty Palatka Daily News Hillarie Miller said Judge J. 11, 2015. plea at Yallaly’s arraignement. David Walsh sentenced Arrested in Marion County, Blount in October 2014 to 2 t allahassee a Gainesville man faces sen- years in prison followed by 15 tencing at 2 p.m. today in years of probation and to pay NOMINATION FORM Voters may get chance to vote on casinos Putnam County Seventh $92,851 restitution. Mail To: John Stephenson 196 Cue Lake Dr. South Florida voters may get a chance to tell legislators Circuit Court. Jenkins’ charges stated he Hawthorne, FL 32640 whether they want Las-Vegas styled casinos. According to the charges “did engage in a scheme con- A Florida House panel on Thursday voted in favor of a 43-year-old stituting a systemic, ongoing or e-mail word documents to: [email protected] stripped-down gambling bill. Wilmon course of conduct with intent with subject line of STEP AWARDS. Legislators removed a provision to allow two casinos in Aretavis to defraud.” Hand deliveries should be to the attention of Miami-Dade and Broward counties, but agreed to let county Jenkins stole A clerk’s office employee at John Stephenson or Bob Taylor, 710 St. Johns Ave., commissioners hold referendums on whether casinos should be more than the time, Blount, 43, admitted Palatka, FL. allowed. $80,000 by she delivered “Utility Refund” Award: (circle one) Student, Teacher, Rep. Ritch Workman said he wants to know if people in fraud from checks to Jenkins. “downtown Miami” support a casino. the Putnam Bank documents, video and Employer, Practitioner, Service Above Self Even if voters say yes, the Legislature would have to give County Clerk other evidence materials were approval. of Circuit gathered to bolster the State Name of Award Nominee: The House bill (HB 1233) was changed to allow slot machines Court’s office. Jenkins Attorney’s case against both at dog tracks in Lee and Palm Beach counties. According defendants. ______A similar gambling bill now moving in the Senate would also to Florida Before her plea deal, Blount extend for one year a deal that lets the Seminole Tribe offer Department of Corrections faced a possible 30 years in Mailing Address: blackjack at its casinos. records, Jenkins was released prison. Putnam County Jail, from prison in 1971 after and state corrections records ______miami being sentenced in 1996 to 20 showed no prior arrests for City/State and Zip Code: years for second-degree mur- Blount. US charges 42 in $21M identity theft-fraud der during the commission of ______Federal investigators say 42 people in South Florida have a felony burglary while armed. [email protected] been charged with identity theft and fraud that involved The warrant served by Telephone Number intended losses of $21 million. Putnam County Sheriff’s dep- (day/evening): Miami U.S. Attorney Wifredo Ferrer said Thursday the sus- uties on the fraud charge stat- Need Help pects were indicted in 25 separate cases. Most were attempts to ed, “To wit: Wilmon Jenkins ______defraud the Internal Revenue Service, but some involve use of cashed 16 unauthorized getting started stolen identities to falsely obtain state unemployment insur- checks provided to him from on your Person Submitting Nomination: ance. Sharon Blount for an aggre- Ferrer says identity theft remains a huge problem in South gate value of $81,528.” ______Florida and that criminals are branching out to defraud Social Telephone Number Security and other programs. Some have tried to fraudulently claim state tax refunds outside Florida’s borders. (day/evening): The Federal Trade Commission says Florida has led the TAXES? Leave the paperwork ______nation in identity theft complaints for each of the past four to us. years. In 2014, Florida’s rate was 186 complaints for every Information Regarding the Nominee: 100,000 residents. • Electronic Filing Please include a summary of the nominee’s USPS APPROVED SHIPPER t allahassee accomplishments on a separate sheet of paper and • FED EX • UPS attach supporting documents as desired. (Please note Florida puts limits on standardized testing 1608 Reid St. Palatka nominee must be a resident of or practice his/her (386) 325-5942 profession within Putnam County) Florida is placing limits on the high-stakes standardized OPEN Mon. - Fri. 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM tests that were first expanded by former Gov. Jeb Bush. The Florida Legislature on Thursday sent to Gov. Rick Scott a sweeping bill that caps the time students spend on state- authorized tests to no more than 45 hours a year. The measure also lets school districts move up the start of the school year to Aug. 10. The Florida House voted 105-6 for the bill. The Senate approved it last week. The legislation responds to a backlash that has built up in recent years over Florida’s use of testing. The bill also suspends the state’s A to F school grading system until an independent study of the state’s new standardized test is completed.

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041015a3.indd 1 4/9/15 7:14 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 OPINIONS PALATKA DAILY NEWS TODAY IN HISTORY PROUD TO SERVE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SINCE 1885 Today is Friday, April 10, the WAYNE KNUCKLES, PUBLISHER 100th day of 2015. There are 265 A L K R O M B A C H , E D I T O R days left in the year.

C OMMUNITY N EWSPAPERS , I NC . THIS DAY IN PUTNAM: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1844, when the U.S. Army communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal left Fort Shannon at Palatka, they is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the abandoned several storehouses teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, and depots. One storehouse was quality and hard work. used as a Presbyterian Church. TOM WOOD, CHAIRMAN In 1926, the Marion Hotel in DINK NESMITH, PRESIDENT Palatka opened for business. In 1962, supporters of U.S. 17 OTHER VIEWS met at the Town House in Palatka “Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features to discuss getting the highway on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not back on tourist maps. Major oil necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. companies and their service station operators did not recommend the “scenic highway” concept because of the “deplorable condition of the highway.” U.S. 17’s use Lawmakers diminished greatly after the Interstate system was built.

TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT IN HISTORY: On April 10, 1925, the novel “The Great Gatsby,” F. Scott miles apart on Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age evocation of empty materialism, shattered illu- We never forget our first sion and thwarted romance, was first published by Scribner’s of health care New York. car – or first kiss ON THIS DATE: In 1790, President George Washington signed the first he wheeling and dealing between o you remember your first old Mercury held its hood high. Of United States Patent Act. the two chambers of the Florida car? course, the muffler drooped a little. In 1815, the Mount Tambora Legislature has come to a virtual Of course, you do, if PHIL But the black beauty was volcano on the Indonesian island stand-off over the chasm on health- Dyou had one. Everybody never the same after a woman of Sumbawa exploded in one of the T remembers his first car and his HUDGINS hit me head-on while passing a largest eruptions in recorded his- care funding. first kiss. Sometimes they were car parked on her side of the tory, resulting in tens of thou- “We’re simply not speaking to each related. road. It was on a hill, and she sands of deaths. other right now,” Sen. Anitere Flores, My first car was a real winner. It was a 1951 didn’t see me. I didn’t see her until our car In 1864, Maximilian, archduke R-Miami and head of the Miami-Dade del- Mercury, a black one with two doors. Cost $400 hoods merged. It cost about $390 to fix a $400 of Austria, was proclaimed emper- egation, said recently in Tallahassee. That cash money. When you stopped at a service car, and the insurance company fixed it, or of Mexico. silence is an irresponsible waste of time station, you’d fill it up with oil and check the apparently to save 10 bucks. In 1865, Confederate Gen. as the clock ticks down on the second half gas. The gear shift—it was a straight shift, you After I married, I drove more respectable Robert E. Lee, a day after surren- of the session. know—well, it was so loose you could turn it cars, cars of many makes and colors. One of dering the Army of Northern 360 degrees without changing gears. One win- them was a Pontiac the color of a bowl of Del Virginia at Appomattox Court The debate over expanding Medicaid dow was too hard to roll up; the other one was Monte sweet peas that had been left out in the House, said farewell to his men, had another unfortunate Alice-through- too easy. The car was cold-natured, and it had sun. We also owned a brown 1966 Pontiac Le praising them for their “unsur- the-looking-glass moment this week as rattles galore. Mans, not to be confused with the Lamaze, passed courage and fortitude.” Gov. Rick Scott turned his off-again-on- But it had its good points. The seats were which is for women who like to hurt during In 1912, the RMS Titanic set again support for the federally funded ini- long and wide and would seat seven fairly com- childbirth. My wife didn’t want to hurt birth- sail from Southampton, England, tiative off again. This governor is leading fortably. Sliding across those vinyl seat covers ing our first daughter, so we chose the Le on its ill-fated maiden voyage. on a cold day would set up a mean charge of Mans method. I took her to the hospital in that In 1932, German President in circles on this issue, getting the state electricity on your lips, providing a surprise Pontiac, and they knocked her out cold before Paul Von Hindenburg was re- nowhere close to providing access to jolt to a simple kiss. The car had a good heater. she gave birth. elected in a runoff, with Adolf healthcare for almost 1 million Floridians. The radio worked sometimes. Today’s cars are nice, with their beep, beep, Hitler coming in second. And once the federal government cuts The best thing was, I looked cool driving that beep when you cross a center line, and their In 1947, Brooklyn Dodgers funding to the Low Income Pool, or LIP, low car with its black, rounded fenders that flashing red lights when you’re approaching President Branch Rickey pur- which helps hospitals that treat poor contrasted with the white-sidewall tires. After another car too fast, and their yellow lights in chased the contract of Jackie patients, Florida taxpayers shouldn’t have a day of waxing, that car gleamed proudly the side mirrors warning you that a car is in Robinson from the Montreal under the night lights of Nicholson’s Drive-In your blind spot. Royals. to help foot the bill. Restaurant, where anybody who was cool But I miss those old cars. I miss that ’51 In 1953, the 3-D horror movie Sen. Rene Garcia, R-Hialeah, heads the always backed in to a food-ordering space. Mercury. It had a lot of character, which, inci- “House of Wax,” produced by Appropriations Subcommittee on Health Sometimes we actually ordered food. dentally, came standard with a lot of rattles. Warner Bros. and starring and Human Services, and he is speaking It was the kind of car that fit in anywhere. Vincent Price, premiered in New up. He’s warning taxpayers that a world of Parked in front of Pete’s pool room or going to Phil Hudgins is the senior editor for Community York. financial pain is coming their way. “We some swankier place like the Dog ’n’ Suds, that Newspapers Inc. [email protected] In 1963, the fast-attack nuclear need to stress the impact that the end of submarine USS Thresher (SSN- 593) sank during deep-diving tests LIP will have on our community,” Mr. east of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, Garcia told the Board. “I don’t think tax- in a disaster that claimed 129 payers are getting that message.” It’s not a matter of perspective lives. And neither are Mr. Scott or lawmakers In 1974, Golda Meir told party in the House. To its credit, the state Senate Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is tion law protecting gays leaders she was resigning as has included $2 billion for healthcare in one of those people who can DONNA gives exceptional power to its prime minister of Israel. its budget; the House refuses to even make something seem like “religious freedom” law. In 1998, the Northern Ireland what it isn’t. This is where Pence got peace talks concluded as negotia- address the issue of Medicaid expansion The Religious Freedom BRAZILE slick in his press conference. tors reached a landmark settle- in its budget. A $4 billion difference sepa- Restoration Act, which he Yes, the “religious freedom” ment to end 30 years of bitter rates the Senate and House versions, signed in a behind-closed- law does not specifically rivalries and bloody attacks. which must be reconciled for the overall doors ceremony out of view of signed in 1993. Pence’s com- grant anyone a right to dis- budget to be approved. the press on March 26, led to parison is true only if you’re criminate. But, in the TEN YEARS AGO: Are lawmakers headed to a special ses- a week of controversy and looking at a carnival house absence of a non-discrimina- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel protests. Pence, to calm the mirror. tion law, the act is a green Sharon arrived in Texas to meet sion? The impasse is so deep, Ms. Flores firestorm, decided to both The federal law is much light to discriminate under with President George W. Bush. thinks so. “We’re not going to get our bud- write an op-ed in The Wall more narrowly drawn than the cover of so-called reli- Tiger Woods won his fourth gets resolved in time.” Street Journal and appear on Indiana’s “religious freedom” gious freedom. Masters with a spectacular finish Members of the Republican-majority ABC’s “This Week with act. Indiana’s stipulates that During Pence’s press con- of birdies and bogeys. House have an ideological opposition to George Stephanopolous.” But any “person” (defined as any ference, he said, “I abhor dis- accepting federal funds to expand that did not stop home-state individual, organization, crimination.” His history, FIVE YEARS AGO: Medicaid. At least they’ve been consistent companies like Eli Lilly and company, corporation, firm, however, demonstrates Polish President Lech Co. and Anthem, two of church, religious society or Pence’s idea of non-discrimi- Kaczynski, 60, was killed in a — consistently wrong. Gov. Scott has been Indiana’s largest employers, other entity) whose “exercise nation ends where gay rights plane crash in western Russia all over the map. He refused to consider from condemning the new of religion has been substan- begin. Pence was quoted in that also claimed the lives of his accepting $51 billion in federal funds to law and calling for an imme- tially burdened, or is likely The Atlantic in 2011 as say- wife and top Polish political, mili- broaden the program’s umbrella. He then diate fix. to be substantially burdened” ing the federal Employment tary and church officials. broke with party members in 2013 to sup- The NCAA, headquartered can use the law as “a claim or Non-Discrimination Act port the initiative, but did absolutely in Indianapolis, hosted the defense – regardless of “wages war on freedom of ONE YEAR AGO: nothing to help push it through the men’s 2015 Final Four bas- whether the state or any religion in the workplace.” A bus carrying 44 students from ketball games in the Indiana other governmental entity is So, it is his opinion that it’s Southern California for a free tour Legislature. On Monday, he balked again. capital. The organization a party to the proceeding.” In OK to not hire gays if it that of Humboldt State University on Meantime, Florida’s taxpayers continue expressed concern about all other RFRAs at the feder- offends your religion. the state’s far north coast collided to pay for the most expensive treatment what effect the law will have al or state level (there are 19 When presented with a with a FedEx tractor-trailer near — emergency-room care — for the poor on its core values of diversity others), the law applies to a similar RFRA law passed in Orland; five students and three and uninsured; their hard-earned taxes and inclusion after the law person or entity and the gov- the Arkansas General adult chaperones died, along with are providing care for residents in other goes into effect in July. ernment, not disputes Assembly –also lacking non- the drivers. President Mark Emmert between private entities. discrimination clauses – states, with more clear-eyed leadership; posed the question the NCAA That is a major, significant Republican Gov. Asa TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: and federal LIP funds are OK, but federal will seek to answer moving difference. Under Indiana’s Hutchinson stated in an Actor Max von Sydow is 86. funds for Medicaid expansion are not, the forward: “What relationship law, a business owner can April 1 press conference that Actor Omar Sharif is 83. “reasoning” seems to go. do we want with Indiana?” claim an “undue burden” on he would not sign the bill in Sportscaster John Madden is 79. The League of Women Voters called the So what is a governor the practice of his or her its current form. Actor Steven Seagal is 64. Actor governor’s about-face “a sucker punch for embroiled in a major nation- faith if compelled to deliver a However, if a national fire- Peter MacNicol is 61. Rock singer- all Floridians.” League President Deirdre al scandal to do? service, like cakes to a gay storm were not underway musician Brian Setzer is 56. Pence decided to hold a wedding. over the Indiana law, Olympic gold medal speedskater Macnab said: “This issue affects everyone. press conference on March 31 Pence left out an impor- Hutchinson might have felt Cathy Turner is 53. Actress If the working poor are left without cover- to inform fellow Hoosiers and tant issue: Indiana has no different about signing his Chyler Leigh is 33. Actor Ryan age, hospitals will have to shift the loss of the rest of America that the non-discrimination state law state’s RFRA. In February of Merriman is 32. Singer Mandy treating the uninsured to the insured.” state’s recently passed RFRA against gays. Indiana’s this year he allowed the Moore is 31. Actor Barkhad Abdi That fact ought to get everyone’s atten- was not a license to refuse House Speaker, Brian automatic passage without is 30. Actress Shay Mitchell (TV: tion, but no one is negotiating. Not the service to anyone. And, he Bosma, R-Indianapolis, his signature of a law that “Pretty Little Liars”) is 28. Actor House and the Senate. Not the state, repeatedly said, the bill in no acknowledged that business forbids local governments in Haley Joel Osment is 27. Actor manner allows discrimina- owners throughout most of Arkansas from passing non- Alex Pettyfer is 25. Actress-singer whose talks with the U.S. Centers for tion and didn’t need a fix. Indiana can legally put up discrimination ordinances for AJ (AKA Amanda) Michalka is 24. Medicare & Medicaid Services over LIP are But ... that he would fix the “No Gays Allowed” signs – LGBT residents. Actress Ruby Jerins is 17. stalled. law to clarify it. the exception being four cit- Both chambers and the governor are Well, we know what’s next, ies and two counties with Donna Brazile is a senior THOUGHT FOR TODAY: playing a reckless game of chess with each right? Talk is cheap. local laws that prohibit dis- Democratic strategist, a political “Work is something you can other. But it’s a dangerous game — and Pence defended the law he crimination. commentator and contributor to count on, a trusted, lifelong friend guess who will be the biggest loser. signed out of view of the That there are no such CNN and ABC News, and a con- who never deserts you.” — press by claiming it “simply signs is a tribute to the citi- tributing columnist to Ms. Margaret Bourke-White, – The Miami Herald mirrors” federal legislation zens of Indiana. Yet, the Magazine and O, the Oprah American photojournalist (1904- that President Bill Clinton absence of a non-discrimina- Magazine. 1971).

041015a4A.indd 1 4/9/15 2:58 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 Lawmakers pass gun evacuation bill; others appear uncertain By William March in public schools face an uncertain future. passing the Senate 29-10 last week. Associated Press The evacuation bill failed last year The bill allows gun owners to carry con- after being mocked as the “Zombie cealed weapons without a permit in an TALLAHASSEE — The Florida House Apocalypse bill.” This year’s version, SB evacuation but adds a 48-hour limit and passed a bill Thursday allowing gun own- 290, won support from some former oppo- says weapons owners must be actively ers to take their weapons during mandato- nents, including the Florida Sheriff’s evacuating their home or returning to it. ry emergency evacuations, sending it to Association, after sponsors tightened up Democrats compared the bill to the Gov. Rick Scott for approval. However, bills the bill’s provisions. It passed the House “Stand Your Ground” law and said it allowing guns on university campuses and 86-26, mostly along party lines, after would lead to deaths.

“Whether it was intentional are 35 jobs that could be lost if now is negotiating. We would or not, we’ve made proposals the project is discontinued. have that opportunity to dis- Palatka vague before for riverfront Commissioner Justin cuss that.” continued from PAge 1A development for people to pro- Campbell made a motion to Hill said the motion should pose what they wanted to see continue negotiations with include negotiations for a there,” Holmes said. Palatka Boathouse Marina, smaller restaurant, because Jonathan Griffith defined con- Holmes said he is directed all parties that are involved, Boathouse Marina owner cessions as finger foods. to get involved in city business and continue talking about Scott Lagasse said he would Later, the word “conces- by the city manager. He said, the operation with a restau- be open to operating a smaller sions” was defined as a restau- if he was asked, he would have rant. restaurant. He also suggested Submitted photo rant by city officials. advised nobody to answer any Commissioner James Holmes be involved in negoti- This photo shows a portion of an indoor hydroponic marijuana “The reason you haven’t questions about the RFP Norwood Jr. seconded the ations. growing operation in Interlachen that was seized by the Putnam seen me here throughout the except the individual desig- motion. Campbell amended his County Sheriff’s Office. process is because we were nated to handle the RFP so “I think the best decision is motion and Norwood second- told not to worry about it,” everyone gets the same to continue to move forward ed. The commission approved Blevins said. answer. with the negotiations as is,” the motion with a vote of 4-1, FWC officers aided deputies Palatka City Attorney Don Mayor Terrill Hill said he Norwood said. “I think the with Commissioner Rufus who obtained a search war- Holmes said he didn’t find the thinks the process could have commission could consider at Borom voting no. Arrest rant, confiscated 72 mature RFP process legally flawed been better, but the process one point, the size of the res- continued from PAge 1A plants and seized processed because the RFP was vague. has already started and there taurant. What we’re doing [email protected] marijuana with a street value of $80,000. growing operation,” said Capt. Calling the Gator DeLoach. “Iwanicki told plants part of be accepted as a donation owner would also be donat- a cross. He said the owner of detectives that he has no ties an “elaborate and used as a shelter. ing appliances. The coalition the building’s late son found to Putnam County other than hydroponic Donor “We need to iron out the would be looking for some the tree that resembled a he needed a rural location to marijuana continued from PAge 1A details,” she said. financial backing for cross in the woods just before conceal his growing opera- growing opera- McCoy said the building improvements and adminis- he passed away. tion.” tion,” DeLoach could serve as a transitional trative costs if the donation “I want to put this some- Apparently Iwanicki didn’t said two truck- While the current owner shelter for homeless men, were accepted. where in the main room count on Florida Fish and loads of equip- was eager to donate the women and children. It “The owner only required when we get the shelter up Wildlife Commission officers. ment that Iwanicki building, McCoy said the would be owned by the three things: It be a Christian and running,” Wyatt said. DeLoach said the outdoor law included lights donation has to be approved Palatka Christian Service facility, be used for the home- Coalition members plan to enforcement’s officers contact- and irrigation by the Palatka Christian Center, the umbrella organi- less and named after her late meet next week to work on a ed the deputies after discover- systems were also confiscated. Service Center Board of zation for the homeless coali- son,” Wyatt said. grant for outreach funding. ing the marijuana cultivation. Directors. She said insurance tion. Wyatt said he was sure The funding could apply to According to the report, [email protected] and administrative require- Griffith said the building that the donation would be a costs for a shelter. ments must also be complet- would require only some cos- blessing when he walked out- ed before the building could metic improvement, as the side of the building and found [email protected] Putting You First!

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041015a5.indd 1 4/9/15 9:18 PM 6A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 58 Pharaoh’s god 28 Giants hero of 46 Outdoorsy 1 TV band 59 Rugged cliff yore type 4 Require 60 Harmless lie 31 Turtle-to-be 48 Muppet 8 Meditation 61 Just Surgery is not reader’s concern 33 Lyric poem grouch method 62 Scale button Dear Harriette: One of mass index above 30 should not to get started now. How can I 34 Physique, 50 Splinter 12 — de cologne 63 Work at slangily my best friends wants to get a consider this type of surgery. assure my husband that we will group 13 Software lacemaking 35 “Green” prefix buyer 52 Artist’s rental tummy tuck, and she is intent Chances are her surgeon has told be careful? — Ready to Cook, 37 Silly 14 Unlock DOWN 53 Charles Lamb upon doing it this spring. Being her the same thing. Yet many Tallahassee, Florida 39 Land 15 Gas pedal 1 Cat scanners? someone who has had a lot of women who are slightly over- Dear Ready To Cook: You 42 Not Dem. or 54 Obligation 17 Reduce 2 Tee-hee cous- 55 Private eye — non-elective surgery, I am reluc- weight get this surgery on a can get child-size kitchen tools calories in (hyph.) Rep. Spade Yesterday’s Answer 18 Biblical danc- 3 Roll tightly 44 Nurture tant to even consider going under regular basis. While it does not that are made for smaller hands er 4 Shell contents 45 Glide on ice 57 Mexican Mrs. the knife when it isn’t needed. make them slim, it can flatten and that have safety features 19 Brown 5 Organic Naturally, I think this is a hor- out their bellies. built in. You can also set up chirpers compound rible idea. But another reason My recommendation would kitchen rules with your daughter 21 Zeus’ wife 6 Lamprey 23 Helm position 7 Sketched I don’t like it at all is that my be to step aside. Your friend that outline what she is allowed 24 — nova 8 Mountaineer, friend is overweight. We don’t is working with a doctor who to do. You may want to invite 27 Tibia or fibula maybe talk about that so much, but I should know the parameters for your husband to join you two 29 Mork’s planet 9 Hazard a 30 Aptitude — guess just don’t see how she thinks safely conducting this surgery. in the kitchen so that he can 32 Pajama 10 Migratory that getting belly fat cut out is You should address the issue observe how you will work coverer flocks going to solve her problems. only if your friend asks your together. 36 Opera tune 11 Cookout Everything I have read suggests opinion. Otherwise, just be there Your husband is not wrong 38 — — grip! intruder 40 Rx giver 16 Aahs’ that the fat will just fill right to support her recovery should in being cautious about your 41 Ink a contract companions back in if you don’t actually she need it. daughter using knives and 43 Tenet 20 Bled, as a lose weight. 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Wilkinson (Walter) of Palatka; his grandchildren, Jessica N. Jones. To cherish his memories Deborah P. Willis Obituaries nieces, Amy Lanning and Jones and Costas A. Quindoza. are devoted daughters, Jada Amanda Sweat; nephew, Visitation will be on Friday, Walker, Judith Walker, Samsung Travis Wilkinson (Adrianne); April 10 from 6-8 p.m. at Watts Jeanetta Walker (Elijah Deborah Pearl Willis- Obituaries are paid adver- and numerous great-nieces Funeral Home, 720 U.S. Hwy. Banks), and Janell Walker Lambert was born to Izeal tising written by funeral and great-nephews. 17 S., San Mateo. Cremation (Sonni Taylor), all of Palatka, Willis Sr. and homes based upon information A celebration of life was will follow immediately in Selena Phillips, Tampa, and Annie P. hopes to provided by families. Death held at First Baptist Church, keeping with his wishes. LaTasha Ross, Bunnell; sons, Willis on Feb. notices are brief announce- 503 N. Palmer Street, Plant In lieu of flowers, the family Maurice Walker, Deland, and 6, 1964 in St. ments published at no charge. City. Interment followed at requests donations be made to Shawn Nelson, Palatka; sisters, Augustine. Memorial Park in Plant City. the Shriners Hospital for Clara Mincey, Rose Walker, Deborah was Memorial contributions Children, c/o Morocco Shrine, Brenda (Steafon) Jenkins, all of a caring and reverse Raymond F. Brooks may be made to First Baptist 3800 St. Johns Bluff Road S., Daytona Beach, Dolores “Lois” loving individ- Plant City’s Building Fund Jacksonville, FL 32224. Walker, Lake City, and Queen ual. Deborah Raymond F. Brooks, 52, of and/or LifePath Hospice, He had a long and happy ride. Thomas, Gainesville; brother, was educated Palatka, passed on Monday, Development Department, Wayne Walker Sr., Daytona in the St. Johns County School March 30, 2015 at UF Health 12470 Telecom Drive, Suite Beach; former wife and forever System. Deborah will be dearly Galaxy S6 in Jacksonville following an 300, Temple Terrace, FL friend, Johnnie Mae Jones, missed by her family. accident. 33637. Expressions of condo- Melba L. Matheny Bunnell; stepdaughter, Regina Deborah was preceded in He was a native of Green lence may be expressed at Thomas, Bunnell; and a host of death by her mother, Annie Cove Springs, born to the late www.HopewellFuneral.com. Melba Louise Matheny, 95, grandchildren, great-grandchil- Pearl Willis. fortunes Alonzo and Ollie Mae of Palatka, passed away dren, nieces, nephews, other She leaves to cherish her (Murphy) Brooks. He was a Wednesday, April 8, 2015 at relatives and caring friends. memories her father, Izeal resident of Palatka for over 40 Crestwood Nursing Center fol- Visitation of family and Willis Sr.; sons, Dwayne Willis, By Youkyung Lee years. He was educated in the Lamar D. Garrett Sr. lowing an extended illness. friends will be 5-8 p.m. today, Palatka, Antonio Lambert Associated Press Putnam County School A native of Starke, she resid- April 10, 2015 at Flagg’s Drayton, Graceville, and Corey District and was an automo- Lamar D. Garrett Sr. ed in Putnam County since Chapel of Serenity. Lambert Drayton, Bradenton; SEOUL, South Korea — bile mechanic by trade. “Pappy,” of Richmond Hill, 2003, coming from Murphy, Homegoing celebration will be daughters, Antionette Lambert When Samsung dubbed devel- Preceding him in death Ga., died Monday, April 6, N.C. Melba was a homemaker 2 p.m. Saturday, April 11th at Drayton and Krystal Lambert opment of its latest smart- other, than his parents, is his 2015 at his home. and years ago had attended St. Paul Missionary Baptist Drayton, both of Gainesville; phones “Project Zero,” it was brother, Alvin Brooks. Pappy has lived in the Pentecostal Revival Church in Espanola, the Rev. 11 grandchildren; brothers, sounding a note of desperation Survivors are his siblings, Richmond Center. She was more recently Frank Giddens, Pastor. The Izeal (Geneva) Willis Jr., as sales tumbled and it lost Annie Mae Brooks-Bellamy, Hill the past was affiliated with the First Rev. Julius Jackson, is the Satsuma, Pete (Roberta) pole position in the crucial Ollie Mae Brooks, Nadine 20 years. He Baptist Church in Palatka. eulogist. Interment will be in Lindsey, Palatka, and Chinese market to rivals Brooks, Lilly (Derry) Pedraza, was a member She was preceded in death the Masonic Cemetery in Shannon Davis, Armstrong; Xiaomi and Apple. Linda Brooks and Tommy Lee of Blessed by a son, Wallace Kelsey, her Palm Coast. Condolences may sisters, Gail Willis, The results of its overhaul, Brooks Sr., all of Palatka, Sacrament Catholic Church twin sister, Mazie Beasley, be sent to the Walker family Connecticut, Diane (Samuel) the flagship Galaxy S6 smart- Lucille Peterson, Ethel Lee and retired as sergeant major and a brother Harold Prevatt. guestbook at www.flaggseren- Green, Palatka, Hazel Wesley, phone and the S6 Edge, go on Williams and Soprena Brooks, after more than 30 years in Melba is survived by a sis- itychapel.com. Peggy Edwards, Dunn, N.C., sale in 20 countries on Friday. all of Jacksonville, Alphonso the U.S. Army. ter, Pauline Murley of Geneva, Arrangements entrusted to Terrisitia (Peter) Brown, Samsung, which said “Project (Josephine) Brooks Sr., Survivors include his son, a brother, Erle Prevatt the care of Karl N. Flagg Hastings, Tammie Smith, Zero” signified starting from Satsuma, Willie James Lamar D. (Lori A.) Garrett Jr. (JoAnn) of St. Augustine, Serenity Memorial Chapel. Palatka, and Stacy Ross Willis; scratch, is hoping a revamped (Gloria) Brooks and Clarence of Hilliard; daughter, grandchildren, Cindy Kelsey and a host of nieces, nephews, design, a more intuitive inter- (Keisha) Brooks, all of East Katherine; two grandchildren; of Palm Beach Gardens, cousins and friends. face and less clutter will help Palatka, and a host of nieces, five great-grandchildren; a Andrew Kelsey of Buffalo, Homegoing celebration will claw back lost market share. nephews, cousins and other sister in law, Carole Garrett; N.Y., and Camille Rowe Larry L. Williams be 11 a.m. Saturday, April 11 at They are Samsung’s first relatives and loving friends. and three nieces. (Tyler) of Dallas, great-grand- Christ Witness Church of The flagship products to hit shelves Visitation hours are today A visitation will be 5-7 p.m. children, Joshua Johnson and Larry Lesley Williams, 63, Almighty God Inc., Bishop since its mobile business suf- April 10 at 5-7 p.m., and Tuesday, April 14 at Carter Ashley Rowe, a great-great- passed away peacefully on Samuel L. Green, founder. fered a 40 percent slump in Saturday, April 11 at 9-11 Funeral Home Bryan Chapel, grandchild, Rylee Johnson, Thursday, April 2, 2015. He Viewing will be 6-8:30 p.m. earnings last year. It retained a.m. at D. A. Boyd & Sons 10512 Ford Ave., Richmond nieces and nephews, Mark was born in Lake City, Florida today, April 10 at Coleman’s its position as the world’s top Funeral Home. Funeral ser- Hill. A funeral mass will be Murley (Theresa) of Geneva, to James and Lawanna Mortuary Chapel. Pastor Carol selling smartphone maker last vices will be Saturday, April held at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Ed Prevatt, Gene Prevatt Williams on Johnson, eulogist, Pastor year, but was the only top-five 11 at 1 p.m. at New Life April 15 at Blessed Sacrament (Lynn) and Rita Judd (Bobby) May 26, 1951. Anthony Carter, officiating. smartphone maker to sell Temple Fellowship Inc., 161 Catholic Church. all of Middleburg, Sammy He loved the Burial will commence in fewer phones. In the final W. Louis Broer Road in East Online condolences can be Todd-Prevatt of St. Augustine, outdoors, Pattersonville Cemetery in East quarter of 2014 it slipped mar- Palatka, Bishop Mark A. made at www.carterbryancha- John Prevatt of Tampa, Dottie canoeing, Palatka following the service. ginally behind Apple in sales, Jones, pastor, officiating. pel.com. Scruggs (Joe) of St. Augustine, fishing and Coleman’s Mortuary Family according to Gartner, a market Arrangements are entrust- Penny White of St. Augustine, hunting. He rendering services. research firm. ed to the care of D.A. Boyd & Barney Beasley of Palatka was a devoted Consumers and media were Sons Funeral Home, Palatka. and Jeanne Merwin (Webster) father, broth- head over heels over Apple’s Reuben E. Jones of Palatka and several other er, grandfa- new iPhones with bigger nieces and nephews, and ther and great-grandfather. Joseph Demes screens, while the plastic Mr. Reuben Eugene Jones great-nephews, Joshua He was loved by all that really foundation of Samsung’s Carl N. Brown “Ginnie Boy,” 73, of Ocala, Murley and William Murley. knew him. Joseph James William Galaxy models was increas- transitioned from this life on Graveside services will be He is preceded in death by Demes, 91, of Palatka, passed ingly derided as looking Carl N. “Tootie” Brown, 59, April 7, 2015 at Ocala at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 11 his mother, Lawanna away on Thursday, April 9, cheap. In China, Samsung of Bostwick, passed away on Rehabilitation Nursing Home. at Prevatt Cemetery in Williams; father, James 2015 at Putnam Caregivers was unprepared for the sud- Sunday, March 22, 2015 at his He attended Central Academy Bradford County with the Williams; and brother, Danny following an extended illness. den popularity of cheaper home. High School in Palatka. Rev. Erle Prevatt officiating. Williams. Arrangements will be smartphones made by local He was a native and lifelong Preceding him in death are No visitation is scheduled. Larry is survived by his two announced by Johnson- manufacturer Xiaomi. resident of Putnam County. Patricia Williams And Myrtis Memories and condolences sons, Larry and Jody Williams; Overturf Funeral Home in As part of its rethink, Carl had worked as a block Colbert. may be expressed to the family sisters and brother, Judy Keith Palatka. Samsung replaced executives and brick mason in the con- He is survived by sons, at Melba’s Book of Memories (George), Carol Lyncher (Carey), in its mobile team while keep- struction industry for many Reuben E. Jones Jr. and page at www.JohnsonOverturf Kandi Lane (Johnny), Tammy ing the CEO and streamlined years. Cleveland Jones; daughters, funerals.com. Watson (Billy), and Ronnie its various moving parts. So He is survived by his chil- Katrina Jones and Valerie Arrangements are under Williams (Zonya); grandchil- Jacqueline A. Taylor far the changes seem to be dren, Tracy Michelle Brown Watts; brother, James the direction of Johnson- dren, Trey, Clay, Logan, Lane, paying off. and Jimmy Edward Brown, a (Katherine) Jones; a special Overturf Funeral Home in Camryn and Carmel Williams; Jacqueline Alice “Jackie” Pre-launch reviews praised brother, Larry Brown, sisters, caregiver, Vipond (Dawanna) Palatka. great-grandchild, Kallee Taylor, 80, of Interlachen, Samsung’s decision to ditch a Nicky Brown Williams and Poole, nephew; and a host of Williams; and many other close passed away Thursday, April plastic body and replace it with Faye Zuehl Brown, and four nieces, nephews, cousins and family and friends. 9, 2015 at Putnam Community glass and metal for the new grandchildren. sorrowing friends. Memorial services will be Medical Center following an phones. The company also A memorial gathering of Funeral service for Mr. Joseph L Walker Sunday, April 12, 2015 at 3 extended illness. seemed to finally heed persis- family and friends will be held Reuben “Ginnie Boy” Jones p.m. at the Kingdom Hall of Arrangements will be tent complaints that its phones at 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 12 will be held 3 p.m. on Monday, Joseph “Joe” Luther Jehovah’s Witnesses, 121 announced by Masters are too complicated and it at the Palmetto Bluff Boat April 13 at Hadley-Brown and Walker, 59, of Palatka, Ewers Road, Crescent City, Funeral Home of Palatka. trimmed the dauntingly long Ramp in Bostwick. Paulk Funeral Home. entered the sunset of life on with George Keith officiating. list of apps that cluttered Memories and condolences Interment will immediately Sunday, March 29, 2015 at Please visit and post com- screens. may be expressed to the fami- follow in Tucker Hill Putnam Community Medical ments to the guestbook at Pet of the Day The Galaxy S6 is expected ly at Carl’s Book of Memories Cemetery. Center in Palatka. www.ewlawson.com. to set a sales record for the page at www.johnsonoverturf- The son of Luther Mae Arrangements are under BONKERS Galaxy series of phones, Lee funerals.com. Armstrong and James Curtis the direction of the E.W. Sang-chul, head of mobile Arrangements are under Walker Sr., Joseph was their Lawson & Son Funeral Home. marketing at Samsung, told the direction of Johnson- Robert D. Jones fourth child, reporters. Meeting demand for Overturf Funeral Home in born on Sept. the Galaxy S6 Edge, which Palatka. Robert D. “Bob” Jones, 87, 12, 1955 in features a screen that curves passed away on Wednesday, Bunnell. He halfway down the sides, will April 8, 2015, after a protract- was raised by be difficult because of a limited illness. his maternal ed supply of the curved Sibyl B. Connell He was born in Moultrie, grandmother, Making Our Communities Healthier screens, CEO Shin Jong-kyun Ga. He loved his family, Clara Sellers, Hi I’m Bonkers, a 2 year old male said. Sibyl Bullock Connell, 85, of friends, hors- and maternal blue/white terrier mix. I love peo- Analysts said the Galaxy S6 Plant City, went to be with es, golfing, great-grand- Digital Mammography ple and they love me. I have plenty and the S6 Edge will help Jesus on April 1, 2015. fishing and mother, Pearl Broxton. He e Family Birthplace of energy to keep up with the whole Samsung regain some of its She was born on her grand- hunting. He was a 1973 graduate of family! I love playing outdoors and lost ground in China, the parents’ farm in Hastings. She had a true Bunnell High School and was Rehabilitation Services with some training and love, I will make an ideal forever pet. world’s largest smartphone graduated from Mellon High love of people a star football player. He Respiratory Care market, but probably won’t School in Palatka, received and was enjoyed spending time with All of our animals are spayed/neutered, propel it back to No. 1 nor out- her bachelor’s degree in edu- always will- his family. In addition to his Emergency Care microchipped and current on their age appropriate vaccinations. If you can give this pet a home, contact shine Apple in the high-end cation from Florida State ing to lend a parents, grandmother and the Humane Society at 325-1587 or visit the shelter market. University and then received helping hand. great-grandmother, www.pcmc .com at 112 Norma St. in Hollister. 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041015a8.indd 1 4/9/15 8:40 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSFRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 PAGE 9A SIDELINES DISTRICT 5-2A TRACK ANDY HALL Learning Panthers bag first title in 28 years Palatka boys finish 47 Palatka to its last district champion- coming up April 23 at Orlando Lake place effort in the discus (123-4). ship, took fourth with 71 points Highland Prep. A big shock on the day came in the curve for in front of Eastside “I was excited, of course, for what Berry, a fifth-place finisher in the high jump when Travis Williams we did,” said Steven Gonzalez, in his state 2A 400-yard dash last year, but stunned the field to win for the fifth year as Palatka High’s coach, has been hampered by a hamstring Panthers with a personal-best 5-10. Palatka Daily News “but at the same time, part of me was and thigh injury this season, looked “Honestly, I don’t know where that Brantley The Palatka High School boys saying, ‘We’ve been going after this strong in winning the 400 in 49.75 came from,” Gonzalez said of the track team can call itself something the last two years.’ My two main seconds, while taking third in the sophomore. “I knew (Williams) was niversity of Florida coaches it hasn’t called itself since 1987. seniors, Lutrell Smith and Ka’ven 200 (22.63) and third in the 100 going to be (near the top) in the long are looking for Caleb District champion. Berry, felt like this was expected and (11.29). jump, but I didn’t know until his last Brantley not only to make Palatka scored 195 points in that we should’ve walked away last Eron Carter had a dominating day jump he had won it. I thought he was Uplays, but make them the Thursday’s 5-2A meet in Gainesville, year with this title.” in the weights, capturing both the joking around with me when he said right way during Saturday’s 12:30 47 ahead of second-place Live Oak The Panthers scored in every shot put (51-foot-5) and discus (148- he won with 5-10 because he’s been p.m. Orange and Blue Debut, cap- Suwannee. Gainesville Eastside event with the exception of pole 9), winning the event by over 25 feet, stuck at 5-6 awhile. That was a sur- ping spring football at Ben Hill scored 145 points to finish third and vault, an event in which they don’t while senior teammate also qualified prise.” Griffin Stadium. Santa Fe, led by longtime coach compete. Numerous Panthers will for the region meet with a third-place The former Crescent City star forced Tommie Turner, who coached move on to the Region 2-2A meet finish in the shot (47-0) and second- See TRACK, Page 10A and recovered a fumble in his first game last season and went on to post 21 tackles, four for losses as a redshirt freshman defensive tackle. He Prep Roundup appeared in all 12 games and started the Gators’ Birmingham Bowl victory over East Carolina. Spieth But according to new UF defensive line coach Chris Rumph, there is still a learning curve to be negotiated from class 1A high school ball with the Raiders to SEC-caliber competition at Florida. sizzles “As a coach, one of the hardest things is to coach a guy after he’s done something and gotten good results,” His 64 best first round Rumph said during a March 27 media session. “When I tell him, ‘Look where at Masters in 19 years your hands are on this drill,’ he says, ‘Coach, you’re crazy. I just made a By Doug Ferguson tackle for a loss.’ I say, ‘You got away Associated Press with that against this guy, but what if it’s Georgia, what if it’s LSU or that AUGUSTA, Ga. — Jordan Spieth other school?’” had everything go his way Thursday Just guessing here, but “that other in the Masters, so he should have school” might be Florida State. In any known how the shot would turn out event, Rumph likes the things without even asking. Brantley can do at 6-foot-2 and 319 In the lead and pounds. in the trees, he “He’s a very, very talented young TODAY slashed a 7-iron man,” Rumph said. “Mentally, he’s toward the green playing like a freshman, trying to rely ESPN, 3 p.m. and started bark- on his talent and athletic ability to do ing instructions things. When you come up against at the golf ball someone just as talented as you are it until he saw it bound onto the 14th comes down to technique and funda- green. He never saw it smack into the mentals. I’m trying to get him to buy pin and settle a few feet away. He only into that – and he’s trying, all these heard one of the loudest cheers of the guys are trying.” CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News afternoon. A request for a telephone interview Palatka’s Baily Bellamy is out at second trying to steal against Gainesville’s Makailah Brown. “What happened?” Spieth said to his with Brantley was declined in accor- caddie. dance with the coaches’ wishes. Something special. n Good news for the St. Johns River With six birdies in a seven-hole State College baseball team: Daytona stretch, Spieth flirted with a major State has taken two straight this week championship record he didn’t know from Central Florida. existed and atoned for his lone mistake Bad news for the Vikings: Daytona with one last birdie putt for an 8-under State has taken two straight this week 64. It was the best opening round at from Central Florida. One-Hit Wonder Augusta National in 19 years, gave him On the one hand, the losses dropped a three-shot lead and stole plenty of the Patriots four games behind the buzz from the Grand Slam bid of Rory Vikings in the loss column in the Mid- Rams’ McCole blanks Santa Fe; Peniel softball advances McIlroy and the return of Tiger Woods. Florida Conference standings. On the “It’s one of the better rounds I’ve ever other, Daytona (20-11, 9-6) has climbed Palatka Daily News of balls hit hard.” played,” he said. into a third-place tie with Central yle McCole was a one-hit wonder Interlachen hit hard in the third, stringing togeth- That wasn’t the case for McIlroy, Florida (24-16, 9-6) – the Falcons hold- Thursday night. er four straight one-out hits to get its three runs. though his round wasn’t awful. The ing the tiebreaker, pending today’s The Interlachen sophomore allowed just Matthew Hewitt and Aaron Mitchell singled, then world’s No. 1 player saved par four matchup in Ocala – and as of last sea- one hit and the Rams completed regular- Jase Foshee doubled down the line in left, scoring times on the front nine and scratched son, the third-place teams from each season district play with a 3-0 shutout of Hewitt. Brett Sellers followed with a two-run double out a 71. Woods had three birdies in his conference have a shot at qualifying for visitingK Santa Fe. to right and at 3-0, the scoring was over for the eve- round of 73, and while it was the first the 10-team state tournament. Thus “This is by far the best game we’ve played all year. ning. time since 2007 that he shot over par in Daytona comes to Tindall Field for a It’s a great confidence boost going into the district,” That was more than enough for McCole. the first round of the Masters, it was Saturday makeup game with a sense of said IHS coach Jeff Finch, whose team improved to Foshee finished with two doubles in three at-bats. looked upon as progress. Most peculiar urgency it might not have had other- 8-9 overall and 5-5 in District 5-4A. Santa Fe is 11-9 The other Ram hits were Sellers’ double and singles about his first round in two months wise. and 5-5 but gets the nod for the three-seed in the dis- by Hewitt, Mitchell, McCole and Kele Blankenship. was that his short game saved him. Central Florida, too, is in the fight trict tournament by virtue of its regular-season win n Jeff Vaughn held Palatka to two hits as But the day belonged to Spieth, a for its playoff life after having been over No. 2 Fort White. Menendez claimed a 3-0 victory in a big District 4-5A 21-year-old Texan who at least got into right on the heels of first-place SJR Still, the Rams have won four straight and five of game with the visiting Panthers. the Masters record book as the young- State (38-6, 12-2) and second-place seven. The losses were 1-0 to district leader Keystone It was a scoreless game until the sixth, when the est to lead after the first round. Santa Fe (27-7, 14-3) for the first Heights and 3-2 to Fort White in eight innings. Falcons (14-5, 6-1) got all three runs. An even more significant record was month of MFC play. That ups the The Raiders smoked Interlachen 11-1 in Alachua The Panthers are 14-7 overall and 3-4 after a 3-0 within his reach, and he didn’t even stakes next Wednesday, when the back on March 5, but the best they could do on start in 4-5A. They host Menendez in their final reg- know it. Patriots come to Tindall Field – first to Thursday was an infield hit with one out in the sixth. ular-season district game tonight. Spieth went to 8 under with that complete a March 11 game that was “We got pounded by them over at their place. I “We needed to win and didn’t get it done tonight. birdie on the 14th hole, and then he tied 3-3 in eighth inning when weather wanted to make sure the guys knew they could play You definitely don’t want to go into the district losing intervened, then to play their regularly with them,” Finch said. five in a row,” said PHS coach Alan Rick. See MASTERS, Page 10A scheduled contest. McCole (3-3) struck out five, walked one and hit Vaughn (7-3) struck out eight and walked two, Of course, St. Johns cannot afford to one batter in a complete-game performance. He was allowing singles to Brent Summers in the second be tripped up today by lowly Florida backed by an error-free defense. inning and Justin Crouse in the sixth. They were the State College-Jacksonville or on “He was hitting his spots, locating his pitches,” only Palatka batters who got as far as second base. Monday by Seminole State. Finch said. “He worked the outside corners and kept n It has been a steep fall for the win- them guessing all night. There weren’t but a couple See ROUNDUP, Page 10A less Palatka High flag football team this season after three straight district championships. Graduation and injuries have hit hard, as has Ole Miss basketball signee Jonell Williams’ decision not to play flag football as a senior. SJRSC softball playoff hopes take hit “We’re still trying to get a feel for the way the game’s played,” said PHS Losses make Saturday They dropped a Mid-Florida needed that doubleheader sweep to coach Darrell Polite after a 40-0 loss to Conference doubleheader at Florida stay in the hunt for a state tourna- Orange Park Oakleaf. “We’ll get there. games must-win State College-Jacksonville on ment berth. It’ll just take time.” Thursday, losing the first game, 5-2, However, the Vikings have a huge as Jessica Delawder delivered two conference doubleheader on Andy Hall is sports editor of the Palatka Daily News home runs for the Blue Wave, then Saturday afternoon at Daytona State Palatka Daily News. The good news for the St. Johns dropped the second game, 3-1. (20-19) and then finish the season River State College softball team is it The losses left SJRSC (31-17 over- with the unenviable task of taking still remains in third place in the all) with a 9-9 record in the confer- on the conference’s two best teams, ANDY HALL Mid-Florida Conference standings. ence, tied for third with Daytona Central Florida (46-4, 17-1) and JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News Sports Editor 312-5239 But it’s getting a bit warm for the State and one game ahead of FSC- Jordan Spieth at The Players Championship in 2014 [email protected] Vikings. Jacksonville, which now at 9-11 See SJRSC, Page 10A

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(Eovaldi 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Portland 116, Minnesota 91 CALENDAR Tampa Bay (Andriese 0-0) at Miami Thursday’s Games Wildcats losing seven to draft NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION (Haren 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Chicago 89, Miami 78 schools, leagues and recreation Kansas City (J.Vargas 0-0) at L.A. Portland at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. LEXINGTON, Ky. — A record seven players are departments and are subject to Angels (Santiago 0-0), 10:05 p.m. Friday’s Games change without notice. AUTO RACING Seattle (T.Walker 0-0) at Oakland Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. leaving a mighty Kentucky team after a season that 11:30 a.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Sprint Cup prac- (Pomeranz 0-0), 10:05 p.m. Charlotte at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. fell two wins short of a championship. They can look FRIDAY, April 10 2 p.m. Fox Sports 1 tice for Duck Commander Indiana at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL 500, at Fort Worth, Texas NL Standings Boston at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. forward to a possible reunion in a couple of months Softball 4:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Xfinity pole Washington at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. at the NBA draft. Menendez at Interlachen, 6:30 p.m. qualifying for O’Reilly Auto East Division Milwaukee at New York, 7:30 p.m. Florida Christian Athletic League Parts 300, at Fort Worth, W L Pct GB Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. The soon-to-be-former Wildcats gathered at their Tournament Championship Texas Atlanta 3 0 1.000 — Sacramento at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. practice gym and said they will turn pro: 7-footers At Gainesville Countryside Christian New York 2 1 .667 1 San Antonio at Houston, 8 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Sprint Cup pole Philadelphia 1 2 .333 2 Willie Cauley-Stein and Dakari Johnson, twin Peniel Baptist vs. Gainesville qualifying for Duck Com- Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. Countryside Christian, 5 p.m. Washington 1 2 .333 2 Memphis at Utah, 9 p.m. guards Andrew and Aaron Harrison, freshman for- Baseball mander 500, at Fort Miami 0 3 .000 3 Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Lake Butler Union County at Crescent Worth, Texas Central Division wards Karl-Anthony Towns and Trey Lyles and City, 7 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Fox Sports NASCAR Xfinity O’Reilly W L Pct GB freshman backup guard Devin Booker. Menendez at Palatka, 7 p.m. Auto Parts 300, at Fort Cincinnati 3 0 1.000 — NHL The exodus, which featured Kentucky’s top seven Florida Christian Athletic League Worth, Texas Chicago 1 1 .500 1½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Southern Division Tournament 3 a.m. NBC Sports Formula One qualifying for St. Louis 1 1 .500 1½ Atlantic Division scorers, could have been even greater. At Gainesville Countryside Christian Chinese Grand Prix, at Milwaukee 0 3 .000 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA “If Alex Poythress doesn’t get hurt, it would’ve First Round Shanghai Pittsburgh 0 3 .000 3 x-Montreal 81 49 22 10 108 217 186 Peniel Baptist vs. Gainesville West Division x-Tampa Bay 81 49 24 8 106 259 209 been eight,” coach John Calipari said, referring to Countryside Christian, 4 p.m. W L Pct GB x-Detroit 81 42 25 14 98 233 221 the junior forward who sustained a season-ending BOXING Colorado 3 0 1.000 — Ottawa 81 42 26 13 97 235 214 COLLEGE 9 p.m. ESPN2 Boxcino semifinals, hea- San Francisco 3 1 .750 ½ Boston 81 41 27 13 95 211 208 torn knee ligament in December. Baseball vyweights Lenroy Thomas Los Angeles 2 1 .667 1 Florida 81 37 29 15 89 203 221 Such exits have become the norm in Lexington, a FSC-Jacksonville at SJRSC, 3 p.m. vs. Andrey Fedosov, at Arizona 1 2 .333 2 Toronto 81 30 44 7 67 208 258 Bethlehem, Pa. San Diego 1 3 .250 2½ Buffalo 80 23 49 8 54 159 268 one-and-done environment where players and the SATURDAY, April 11 10 p.m. Showtime Super middleweight bout Wednesday’s Games Metropolitan Division program thrive despite single-season stays. Calipari COLLEGE between Sergiy Derevyan- Chicago Cubs 2, St. Louis 0 GP W L OT Pts GF GA has developed 19 NBA draft picks, including 15 first- Baseball chenko and Alan Campa; Philadelphia 4, Boston 2 z-Rangers 81 52 22 7 111 248 190 Daytona State at SJRSC, 1 p.m. Washington 2, N.Y. Mets 1 x-Washington 81 45 25 11 101 240 199 round selections and two No. 1 overall picks. middleweight bout be- Atlanta 2, Miami 0 Softball tween Ievgen Khytrov and x-Islanders 80 46 28 6 98 245 224 SJRSC at Daytona State (2), 1 p.m. Cincinnati 5, Pittsburgh 4, 11 innings Pittsburgh 80 42 26 12 96 218 207 Aaron Coley; super wel- Colorado 5, Milwaukee 4, 10 innings Columbus 80 40 35 5 85 227 244 BASEBALL terweight bout between San Francisco 5, Arizona 2 Philadelphia 81 33 30 18 84 214 231 TIDES Frank Galarza and Shel- L.A. Dodgers 7, San Diego 4 New Jersey 81 32 35 14 78 179 213 Palatka City Dock don Moore, at Westbury, Thursday’s Games Carolina 81 30 40 11 71 188 224 Minor leaguers on the clock High Low N.Y. Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE Today 8:10A,8:39P 2:47A,3:41P N.Y. Mets 6, Washington 3 Central Division BUFFALO, N.Y. — It was opening day for the new April 11 9:03A,9:36P 3:43A,4:42P COLLEGE BASEBALL San Francisco 1, San Diego 0, 12 GP W L OT Pts GF GA April 12 10:05A,10:41P 4:47A,5:47P innings y-St. Louis 81 50 24 7 107 244 199 pace of play rules in minor league baseball, and the Noon SEC Network Mississippi at Vanderbilt Boston 6, Philadelphia 2 7 p.m. SEC Network Missouri at Tennessee x-Nashville 81 47 24 10 104 231 204 only problem was caused by the clocks: In Buffalo, St. Augustine Beach Friday’s Games x-Chicago 81 48 27 6 102 227 186 High Low Chicago Cubs (T.Wood 0-0) at x-Minnesota 81 46 27 8 100 229 197 they broke. Today 12:27A,12:50P 6:58A,7:00P GOLF Colorado (Matzek 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Winnipeg 81 42 26 13 97 225 209 Instead of a malfunction, a combined six pitching April 11 1:18A,1:44P 7:56A,8:03P 3 p.m. ESPN The Masters, second Washington (G.Gonzalez 0-0) at Dallas 81 40 31 10 90 257 259 April 12 2:18A,2:45P 8:57A,9:10P round, at Augusta, Ga. Philadelphia (Williams 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Colorado 81 38 31 12 88 216 225 changes, 16 hits, 14 walks and a heavy rain that fell St. Louis (Lackey 0-0) at Cincinnati Pacific Division over the final two innings had more to do with the (Marquis 0-0), 7:10 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GP W L OT Pts GF GA nearly three hours it took for the Rochester Red LOCAL BOWLING 7 p.m. MLB Network Red Sox at Yankees Tampa Bay (Andriese 0-0) at Miami y-Anaheim 81 50 24 7 107 234 225 FUNTIME SENIORS LEAGUE 7 p.m. Sun Sports Rays at Marlins (Haren 0-0), 7:10 p.m. x-Vancouver 80 46 29 5 97 231 217 Wings to beat the Triple-A Bisons 6-3 on Thursday. At Putnam Lanes N.Y. Mets (Niese 0-0) at Atlanta Calgary 80 44 29 7 95 237 210 “Every game’s not going to be two hours and five April 1 (Stults 0-0), 7:35 p.m. Los Angeles 80 39 26 15 93 215 201 NBA Pittsburgh (Locke 0-0) at Milwaukee San Jose 80 39 32 9 87 224 227 minutes,” Rochester manager Mike Quade said. “If Standings: Old Timers, 71-25; 7 p.m. FS Flordia Raptors at Magic Satsuma 4, 59-37; Gamblers, 55.5- (Fiers 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Edmonton 80 24 43 13 61 192 274 we would’ve had a bunch of problems, I would have 40.5; Oldies But Goodies, 54-42; Pin L.A. Dodgers (Anderson 0-0) at Arizona 80 24 48 8 56 169 265 Pals, 52.5-43.5; Bowl Movement, NBA DEVELOPMENTAL LEAGUE Arizona (Anderson 0-0), 9:40 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one said, ‘What?’ I think the kids understand. We all 52-44; Odd Balls, 52-44; Pin Pushers, 8 p.m. ESPNews First round, Game, TBD, San Francisco (Lincecum 0-0) at San point for overtime loss. understand. And it was a non-issue.” 50.5-45.5; Unbowlievable, 49-47; 10:30 p.m. ESPNews at TBA Diego (Morrow 0-0), 10:10 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot Aces, 38-58; Pin Chasers, 36.5-59.5. y-clinched division Major League Baseball added speed-up guidelines High scratch game, team: Satsuma TENNIS NBA Wednesday’s Games this season, hoping to cut down the length of games. 4, 697; Old Timers, 690; Gamblers, 1 p.m. ESPN2 WTA Family Circle Cup, Columbus 5, Toronto 0 The rules for Triple-A and Double-A, where the sea- 656. EASTERN CONFERENCE Washington 3, Boston 0 quarterfinal, at Charleston, Atlantic Division High handicap game, team: S.C. Dallas 4, Anaheim 0 sons started Thursday, are more stringent. Satsuma 4, 876; Gamblers, 845; Old W L Pct GB Thursday’s Games At Coca-Cola Field, where the International Timers, 839. y-Toronto 46 32 .590 — Colorado 1, Winnipeg 0, SO High scratch series, team: Old Boston 36 42 .462 10 Ottawa 3, N.Y. Rangers 0 League teams of the Minnesota Twins and Toronto (5) and Johnson; W–Greenstein. L– Timers, 2,003; Satsuma 4, 1,972; Odd Vaughn and Miles. W–Vaughn, 7-3. Brooklyn 36 42 .462 10 Carolina 3, Philadelphia 1 Brock, 15-5. S–Reed. 2B–SJRSC: Blue Jays met, the main trouble had nothing to do Balls, 1,899. L–Tincher, 5-2. Philadelphia 18 61 .228 28½ Montreal 4, Detroit 3, OT Martinez. High handicap series, team: Records: Palatka 14-7 (3-4), New York 15 63 .192 31 Tampa Bay 4, New Jersey 3, OT with pitching mechanics. Rather, it was mechanical. Satsuma 4, 2,509; Odd Balls, 2,469; Menendez 14-5 (6-1). Southeast Division Florida 4, Boston 2 –Associated Press Gamblers, 2,457. BASEBALL W L Pct GB St. Louis 2, Chicago 1 High scratch game, men: Tom PREP SOFTBALL z-Atlanta 59 19 .756 — Minnesota 4, Nashville 2 Brown, 222; Chet Cowan, 212; Sim AL Standings x-Washington 45 33 .577 14 Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. Suter, 212; Jim Britton, 212. Gainesville 18, Palatka 0 Miami 35 44 .443 24½ San Jose at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. East Division High handicap game, men: Paul Gainesville (11)70–18 14 0 Charlotte 33 45 .423 26 Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. W L Pct GB Henkemeyer, 262; Chet Cowan, 257; Palatka 000– 0 3 4 Orlando 25 53 .321 34 Friday’s Games Baltimore 2 1 .667 — Andy Garrison, 249. Chronister and Lewis; Echols and Central Division N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Masters Boston 2 1 .667 — High scratch series, men: Sim Bellamy; W–Chronister, 19-4. L– W L Pct GB Buffalo at Columbus, 7 p.m. Toronto 2 1 .667 — Suter, 607; Tom Brown, 595; Jay Echols, 2-14. 2B–Gainesville: Brown. y-Cleveland 51 27 .654 — CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A New York 1 2 .333 1 Crowe, 549. Records: Gainesville 21-4, Palatka 3-16. x-Chicago 47 32 .595 4½ Tampa Bay 1 2 .333 1 High handicap series, men: Sim Milwaukee 38 40 .487 13 Lightning 4, Devils 3 Central Division suter, 691; Andy Garrison, 660; Rich Pierson Taylor 11, Interlachen 1 Indiana 35 43 .449 16 New Jersey 1 2 0 0—3 blistered a driver down the fairway on the par-5 15th W L Pct GB Brusseau, 652. Interlachen 100 00– 1 6 4 Detroit 30 48 .385 21 Tampa Bay 2 1 0 1—4 Detroit 3 0 1.000 — hole, just 228 yards to the hole. That’s when he start- High scratch game, women: Pierson Taylor 040 61–11 9 0 WESTERN CONFERENCE First Period—1, New Jersey, Bernier 15 Kansas City 3 0 1.000 — ed thinking about a 62 because he had never shot Juanita Welgan, 182; Chris Sheridan, Bedenbaugh and Johnson; Chappell Southwest Division (Henrique, Gomez), 5:06 (pp). 2, Tampa Cleveland 2 1 .667 1 175; Jean Brewer, 165. and Gagnon; W–Chappell, 13-5. L– W L Pct GB Bay, T.Johnson 28 (Kucherov, Palat), 10-under par as a pro. Chicago 0 3 .000 3 High handicap game, women: Bedenbaugh, 8-12. 3B–Interlachen: x-Memphis 53 25 .679 — 6:26. 3, Tampa Bay, Nesterov 2 (T. Minnesota 0 3 .000 3 But he hit hybrid over the green and wound up Juanita Welgan, 253; Chris Sheridan, Gravelle. x-Houston 53 25 .679 — Johnson, Kucherov), 9:13 (pp). West Division 238; Shirley Warren, 220. Records: Interlachen 9-15, Pierson x-San Antonio 53 26 .671 ½ Penalties—Barberio, TB (holding), 5:03; making bogey. Only later did Spieth realize that 63 W L Pct GB High scratch series, women: Jean Taylor 13-5. x-Dallas 47 31 .603 6 Larsson, NJ (cross-checking), 7:21; Los Angeles 2 1 .667 — was the best score in any major, and only two players Brewer, 473; Juanita Welgan, 460; New Orleans 42 36 .538 11 Helgeson, NJ (high-sticking), 12:20. Oakland 2 2 .500 ½ Chris Sheridan, 451. Florida Christian Athletic League Northwest Division Second Period—4, New Jersey, Elias had done at the Masters — Greg Norman in the first Texas 2 2 .500 ½ High handicap series, women: Tournament Semifinal Round W L Pct GB 13 (Gionta), 10:17. 5, Tampa Bay, Houston 1 2 .333 1 round of 1996 and Nick Price in the third round of Juanita Welgan, 673; Chris Sheridan, At Gainesville Countryside Christian y-Portland 51 27 .654 — Stamkos 43 (Palat, Hedman), 17:42 Seattle 1 2 .333 1 640; Shirley Warren 630. Peniel Baptist 16, Seacoast 0 Oklahoma City 42 36 .538 9 (pp). 6, New Jersey, Bernier 16 1986. Wednesday’s Games Splits converted: Barbara Harrell, Peniel Baptist 2(14)0–16 10 0 Utah 36 42 .462 15 (Henrique, Gomez), 17:58. Penalties— Detroit 11, Minnesota 0 “So that’s a little frustrating,” he said before he 3-10; Curly Laws (clean game); Paul Seacoast Christian 0 00– 0 0 4 Denver 29 49 .372 22 Ruutu, NJ (goaltender interference), Philadelphia 4, Boston 2 paused with a wry smile. “But I’m certainly OK with Henkemeyer, 3-10; Jim Britton, 2-7, Am. Spedden and Brauman; Henderling Minnesota 16 62 .205 35 3:06; Nesterov, TB (tripping), 4:27; N.Y. Yankees 4, Toronto 3 5-10; Tom Brown (clean game); Sandi and Robinson; W–Am. Spedden, 5-3. Pacific Division Severson, NJ (cross-checking), 13:46; the day.” Tampa Bay 2, Baltimore 0 Garrison, 5-10; Alma Stone, 3-10; Sim L–Handerling. HR–Peniel Baptist: W L Pct GB Larsson, NJ (delay of game), 17:27; Kansas City 7, Chicago White Sox 5 It wasn’t that big of a surprise. Suter, 3-10; Andy Garrison, 3-10; Jean McKinnon; 3B–Peniel Baptist: Am. z-Golden State 63 15 .808 — New Jersey bench, served by Ruutu Cleveland 2, Houston 0 Brewer, 3-4-6-7, 2-3-7; Wesley Spedden; 2B–Peniel Baptist: Pfeil. x-L.A. Clippers 53 26 .671 10½ (too many men), 18:58. Spieth shared the 54-hole lead last year at Augusta Oakland 10, Texas 0 Vaughn, 2-7. Records: Peniel Baptist 11-7. Phoenix 39 40 .494 24½ Third Period—None. Penalties— L.A. Angels 5, Seattle 3 with Bubba Watson until a four-shot swing over the Sacramento 27 51 .346 36 Stamkos, TB (holding), 12:38; Severson, Thursday’s Games L.A. Lakers 20 58 .256 43 NJ (roughing), 15:14; Fraser, NJ (trip- last two holes of the front nine as Watson pulled away. Detroit 7, Minnesota 1 PREP BASEBALL LOCAL COLLEGE x-clinched playoff spot ping), 19:42. Kansas City 4, Chicago White Sox 1 Plus, he might have been the hottest player coming Interlachen 3, Santa Fe 0 SOFTBALL y-clinched division Overtime—7, Tampa Bay, T.Johnson 29 Cleveland 5, Houston 1 Santa Fe 000 000 0–0 1 1 Game One z-clinched conference (Kucherov, Palat), 1:22 (pp). Penalties— into this Masters. Texas 10, Oakland 1 Interlachen 003 000 x–3 7 0 FSC-Jacksonville 5, SJR State 2 Wednesday’s Games None. Boston 6, Philadelphia 2 In his last three events, he won, finished second G. McCranie, J. McCranie (3) and SJRSC 000 110 0–2 7 2 Washington 119, Philadelphia 90 Shots on Goal—New Jersey 3-10-11- Toronto 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 and lost in a playoff. The biggest challenge he faced Barron. McCole and Allen. W– FSC-Jacksonvile 200 102 x–5 7 2 Orlando 105, Chicago 103 0—24. Tampa Bay 8-15-7-1—31. Friday’s Games McCole, 3-3. L–G. McCranie, 2-4. Scharf and Valle; Cunningham and Boston 113, Detroit 103 Power-play opportunities—New was to keep his expectations from growing taller than Toronto (Buehrle 0-0) at Baltimore 2B–Interlachen: Foshee, Sellers. Murphy; W–Cunningham. L–Scharf, Toronto 92, Charlotte 74 Jersey 1 of 3; Tampa Bay 3 of 8. (B.Norris 0-0), 3:05 p.m. a Georgia pine, and to make sure he was well rested. Records: Interlachen 8-9 (5-5), 13-11. HR–FSC-Jacksonville: Atlanta 114, Brooklyn 111 Goalies—New Jersey, Kinkaid 6-5-4 (31 Houston (McHugh 0-0) at Texas (D. Santa Fe 11-9 (5-5). Delawder 2; 2B–SJRSC: Brock. Indiana 102, New York 86 shots-27 saves). Tampa Bay, Bishop Whatever the formula, it worked. Holland 0-0), 4:05 p.m. Memphis 110, New Orleans 74 39-13-5 (24-21). Detroit (Simon 0-0) at Cleveland “What a player,” Ernie Els said after a 67, his best Menendez 3, Palatka 0 Game Two Cleveland 104, Milwaukee 99 A—19,204 (19,204). T—2:23. (McAllister 0-0), 4:10 p.m. Palatka 000 000 0–0 2 1 FSC-Jacksonville 3, SJR State 1 San Antonio 110, Houston 98 Referees—Steve Kozari, Ghislain score at the Masters since Phil Mickelson beat him Minnesota (Milone 0-0) at Chicago Menendez 000 003 x–3 4 0 SJRSC 000 100 0–1 7 2 Denver 119, L.A. Lakers 101 Hebert. Linesmen—Brad Lazarowich, White Sox (Noesi 0-0), 4:10 p.m. with a birdie on the last hole in 2004. “You just cannot Tincher, Faircloth (6) and Barnes. FSC-Jacksonville 001 101 x–3 6 2 Utah 103, Sacramento 91 Trent Knorr. Brock and Valle; Greenstein, Reed Boston (Miley 0-0) at N.Y. Yankees Dallas 107, Phoenix 104 see this kid not win many, many majors. I think he is by far the most balanced kid I’ve seen. Jordan, he’s got that little tenacity to him and he’s really got a fighting in both the 100 (11.27) and 200 at the (St. Johns River Athletic sprinter/jumper Genisha Wilson. spirit, and he’s the nicest kid in the world. … He’s a (22.47) and Derrick Gordon fin- Conference) meet at our place,” The junior won the long jump special kid.” Track ished fourth in the 300-meter said Gonzalez, whose Panthers with a leap of 16-6, one inch lon- Els played the par 5s in 5 under and briefly had the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A intermediate hurdles in 44.58. lost to class 3A Bartram Trail for ger than Bradford’s Jade Hines. lead until Spieth went on his birdie spree. In relays, the 4x800 team of the SJRAC championship by 21 She also took second to Els was tied for second with Jason Day, Justin Rose Sophomore Demareyae Givens Lavarus Smith, Jordan Dixon, points. “We may have been a lit- Gainesville Eastside’s Jalesia and Charley Hoffman. had a big day, finishing second in Peyton Snyder and Aitor Armas tle disappointed, but we were Tillman in the 100, finishing in Hoffman finished with an eagle and two birdies the long Jump (20-5) and fourth Garcia took second in 9:02.52, the going against schools bigger than 12.83 by .05 seconds, and was over his last four holes. in the 200 (23.30) to qualify for 4x100 team of Evans, Nate us. So (Thursday), we weren’t third in the 200 in 26.76. Palatka Day looked to be the most dangerous. Twice a con- the region meet. Seniors William Williams, La’Ronke Sutton and going to drop to the standards of finished in seventh with 27 tender at Augusta in the last four years, he made five Fuqua (second with 41-3 1/2) and Travis Williams took second in the competition. That wasn’t points, well behind winner straight birdies on the back nine until he lost momen- Lutrell Smith (third with 41-2 44.93 and the 4x400 relay of going to be allowed to happen. Eastside at 183. tum with a bogey from the bunker on the 17th. Still, 1/2) also qualified for the region Berry, Lutrell Smith, Aaron and “It’s been a long time since we For Interlachen, the season three shots behind after one round wasn’t a bad place meet in the triple jump with Givens put the bow on a dominat- did something like this. It’s why came to an end as the boys got to me. Smith also qualifying in the 400 ing day by winning the 4x400 in we went to some of those bigger shut out of competition and the McIlroy has more work. with a time of 51.73, good for 3:27.36, winning by over six sec- meets earlier in the year. I’m girls scored but five points with Coming off successive major victories to close out third place. Kendrick Aaron fin- onds. glad we did it. I’m very proud of Ariel Lucas finishing sixth in the last year, McIlroy needs only a green jacket to become ished fourth in a Palatka- “In some events, we did better my boys.” discus (89-0) and Cheyenne the sixth player with the career Grand Slam. He has dominated 400 in 52.04. than expected, but we pretty Palatka will also be represent- Smith taking seventh (75-9) in never started a Masters with this much historic sig- Dontaevone Evans was second much did what we did last week ed at the April 23 region meet by the same event. nificance in play, or this much attention. McIlroy smashed his opening drive right down the middle, The rest of his game was a bit off. in the Florida Christian Athletic League them and they feel like they can take it.” tournament semifinals at Gainesville n Madison Chappell scattered six hits, Roundup Countryside Christian. walked two and struck out four and team- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A The Warriors will once again face the mate Kaylee Cowart was 3-for-3 with a run Southern Division champion host team at 5 scored and two RBI to pace host Pierson SJRSC “He was extremely hittable. Our guys just p.m. today. Peniel has lost all three meet- Taylor to an 11-1 victory over Interlachen. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A didn’t make adjustments,” Rick said. “His ings this year to Countryside. Amanda Quinby and Rachel Johnson each best pitch was his curve ball. He kept throw- The Warriors put the game away with 14 went 2-for-3 for the Rams (9-15) with Seminole (35-7, 13-5), both nationally ranked in ing it and we kept swinging over the top of runs in the second inning, highlighted by a Johnson knocking in the only run for her the Top 10 – Central Florida No. 1. And FSC-J has it.” two-run, inside-the-park home run by Kylie team with a first-inning single. Tori Gravelle doubleheaders left with Santa Fe at home on Palatka starter Jacob Tincher (5-2) got McKinnon. Ashley Spedden, Amber’s sister, and Hannah Hughes also had hits for the Thursday and at last-place Lake-Sumter on the loss, working into the sixth before was 3-for-4 with three runs scored and an Rams, who host Menendez in the regular- Tuesday. Clayton Faircloth took over in a 2-0 game RBI and Callie Brauman went 2-for-3 with season finale tonight. This year, the top four teams from the conference with one out and the bases loaded. two runs scored and five RBI. n An 11-run first inning was followed by a move on to the state tournament. Until this past Amber Spedden had two hits, two runs seven-run second and that was all visiting year, it was the top five that went. SOFTBALL and two RBI and Kristen Flateau, Allyson Gainesville needed in an 18-0 three-inning In Thursday’s doubleheader, Julie Leduc was n Amber Spedden threw a no-hitter on Pfeil and McKinnon had one hit in the 10-hit romp over Palatka. 3-for-7 with an RBI, Nicole Brock finished 3-for-7 Thursday, walking two batters and striking attack. Sam Shepherd, Josie Denham and Baily with an RBI and a run scored, Erin Klein was 3-for- out two, as Peniel Baptist Academy’s soft- “The girls want this one,” said Peniel Bellamy all had singles for the Panthers 6 with a run and Alexis Martinez was 2-for-3 with ball team improved to 11-8 with a 16-0, coach Sandy McKelvy about today’s game (3-16), who travel to Clay Monday evening to an RBI in the second game. Tikeya Strong finished three-inning pasting of Northern Division against the hosts after Thursday’s win. face Orange Park Ridgeview in the opening 2-for-7 and Haley Wildes had a hit and a run champion Jacksonville Seacoast Christian “They were close in one of the games against round of the District 4-5A tournament. scored.

MIDDAY CASH 3 4-2-9 MIDDAY PLAY 4 4-9-1-4 FLORIDA LOTTERY THURSDAY EVENING CASH 3 3-7-7 EVENING PLAY 4 4-6-2-6 FANTASY 5 9-12-16-31-35

041015a10.indd 1 4/10/15 12:22 AM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E N O : 14000232CAAXMX FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCI- ATION (“FNMA), Plaintiff vs. DONNA E. RYSTER; UN- KNOWN SPOUSE OF DONNA E. RYSTER N/K/A JIM RAINEY, Defendant(s) NOTICE OF FORECLOS- URE SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- ment of Foreclosure dated Feb. 26, 2015, and entered in 14000232CAAXMX of the Circuit Court of the SEV- ENTH Judicial Circuit in and fore PUTNAM County, Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANIE MAE”), A CORPORATION ORGANIZED AND EXIST- ING UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, is the Plaintiff and DONNA E. RYSTER; UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DONNA E. RYSTER N/K/A JIM RAINEY are the De- fendant(s). Tim Smith as the Clerk of the Circuit will sell to highest and best bidder for cash, the South Front Door 410 St. Johns Ave., Palatka FL 32177, at 11:00 AM on April 21, 2015, the following described property as set forth in said Final Judgment, to wit: PARCEL “F” A TRACT OF LAND LYING IN AND BEING A PART OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼, SEC- TION 33, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- IDA AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SAID NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼; THENCE SOUTH 1 DEG 09'25” EAST AND ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE SAID NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼, 136.23 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 1 DEG 09'25” EAST AND ALONG THE SAID EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE SOUTHWEST ¼, 154.85 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88 DEG 49' 49” WEST, 330.95 FEET; THENCE NORTH 1 DEG 09' 25” WEST, 154.84 FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 DEG 49'49” EAST, 330.95 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING AND CLOSE. LESS AND11A EXCEPT CLASSIFIEDS THE • EASTERLY 33 FEET PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 2015 Heavy duty TRUCK THEREOF LYING IN AND Furn. & Yard Sale Thurs- Ladies Auxiliary VFW PARTS BEING A PART O F store needs STOKES LANDING ROAD Sat 7a-7p 114 Edgewa- Post 3349, corner of Pets & Supplies Mobile Homes Waterfront person to work parts (AS NOW ESTABLISHED). ter Rd, Appliances, De- Palm Ave & Hwy 100 AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAR- counter. Exp pref'd, but ING: The Putnam County cor, Travel items & more Fri & Sat 8a-3p. Indoor Yorkiepoo Cutie! Very Interlachen: Lg studio 3BR/2BA on canal - Rent THE NORTH 136.23 FEET Sale. Clothes, dishes, sm will train. 386-328-8800 OF THE EAST 330.95 FEET Board of County Commis- tiny baby girl! Health $425/m AND 2/2 $550/m. $650/m + dep., or Sale sioners will conduct a pub- appliances, crafts, books, certificate. Ready now. Both by paved rds, avail.: $75K. CH/A, dock, San OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF Good Stuff - Great Prices THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF lic hearing in the Commis- hoes, purses, bedding, $350. 386-546-4545 April 1. 386-244-0379 Mateo. 904-396-7626 HOUSEPARENTS - THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF sion Meeting Room loc- Sat. only 8a-1p 205 Hess ated at 2509 Crill Avenue, whatnots, etc. Jewelry & or 904-710-1119 Singles and Couples - SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP Rd. Georgetown. 309 S. craft vendors. needed to care for beha- 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 Ste. 100, Palatka, Florida. to Browns Fish Camp, FOR SALE viorally challenged boys EAST, PUTNAM COUNTY left on Hess. Some free FLORIDA, EXCEPTING The meeting will be held on LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES REAL ESTATE RECREATIONAL Tuesday, April 28, 2015, at Medical at St. Augustine Youth THEREFROM THAT PART stuff. No kids' stuff. 700 10:00 a.m., or as soon

Services. Full time, live- LYING IN AND BEING A 800 PART OF STOKES LAND- thereafter as the matter Equipment 560 in position, 3 1/2 days may be heard. per week. Must stay on ING ROAD, AND SUBJECT Husband was a Hoarder! TO AN EASEMENT FOR IN- campus day and night At the hearing, the Board Giant Sale! Things for Wheelchair, heavy duty, GRESS AND EGRESS men, women, animals. in excellent condition, throughout entire shift. OVER THE NORTH 33 will consider adopting an HS diploma or GED, FL FEET AND THEREOF. ordinance entitled: 115 Sabrina Ln. Palatka. only $95. 386-328-3108 driver's license with safe Fri & Sat 7am-? TOGETHER WITH A 1980 ORDINANCE 2015 - ___ record, background STAR DOUBLE WIDE MO- Miscellaneous screening and 2 years BILE HOME. VIN NUM- AN ORDINANCE OF THE Inside Yard Sale 200 S. BERS 5382A AND 5382B COUNTY OF PUTNAM RE- experience working with LATING TO THE REGULA- 11th St. across from Post children required. Good TITLE NUMBERS 17306271 Mobile home axles, rims Acreage / Lots AND 17306272. PERMAN- TION OF H.U.D. MANUFAC- Office. All items must go! Boats & pay and benefits. Must TURED MOBILE HOMES and parts for sale. Make ENTLY AFFIXED THERE- NROR! Sat. 8a-? offer. 386-684-2704 be available for ON. AND PARK MODEL Livestock 149 Hernando Dr., Accessories in-person interview. HOMES; PROVIDING FOR Florahome, 0.34 ac., nice Any person claiming an in- A SHORT TITLE; EX- Large Indoor Sale @ wooded lot to build your Fax resume to PRESSING INTENT ; Items $25 or Hay - Fertilized, Barn- '99 Stratos bass boat, terest in the surplus from San Mateo Presbyterian new home! High & dry, 904-825-0604, email to the sale, if any, other than PROVIDING DEFINITIONS; Stored. Large Rolls $55. Model 285 PEOC w/175 ESTABLISHING PERMIT Church, 201 Currie Rd. Less paved rd, close to [email protected], or the property owner as of Pomona Park area Evinrude, alum. trailer, the date of the lis pendens REQUIREMENTS; PROVID- Fri & Sat 8am-? lake & boat ramp. visit www.sayskids.org ING FOR GENERAL RE- 386-546-4466 $8,250 OBO. 467-9085 for online application. must file a claim within 60 3 Goodyear $140K. 561-964-9042 days after the sale. QUIREMENTS; PROVID- EOE/DFWP. ING FOR INSPECTION 70/R14/P215 tires, good PROCEDURE; PROVIDING Moving Sale Thurs & Fri tread, $25 for all. 06 Key Largo 160 Ctr Dated this 27 day of March, 8a-3p 112 Dogwood St. 2015. FOR ENFORCEMENT AND 386-538-8697 Console, Like New, 90hr PENALTIES; PROVIDING FOR RENT Homes Mechanic needed. Must Interl. Furn., inversion Merc 50hp, Alum trailer have own tools. Apply @ Tim Smith FOR CONFLICT AND SEV- table, double bass, dog REAL ESTATE ERABILITY; PROVIDING River Villas 2BR/2BA, w/ S/T, Wireless trolling As Clerk of the Clerk 4 cast iron plants - fern - 600 Mark Robbins Radiator. FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. cage, wooden swing, Screen porch, Carport, mtr, Depth finder, GPS, 2 386-530-2058 tools, & misc. in 3-gallon pots, $6 ea, By/s/ Kelly Purcell $24 for all. 386-325-7649 New AC, Crn lot, $60k Optium batteries $7200 As Deputy Clerk A copy of the proposed ordinance is available for re- For appt. 386-649-6817 386-603-5005 Now hiring for restaurant IMPORTANT view at the Planning & De- Multi-Family Fundraiser Black & Decker 17" velopment Services Office, at Camp Blanding. Call If you are a person with a Sale @ Peniel Baptist electric hedge trimmer in 3/2 House, CBS, Inter- disability who needs an ac- located at 2509 Crill Aven- 15ft boat w/trailer & OMC or text Teresa at ue, Ste. 300, Palatka, Flor- under pavilion. Sat. 8am good condition, $25. lachen. 1 fenced acre, 904-545-0019. commodation in order to Variety of items! Coffee motor, exc. cond. $3,200. access court facilities or ida, or call 386-326-7169 for 386-328-3992 Rent $600/m Sale Also O/B motors for sale further information. & sweets! All proceeds participate in a court pro- $100K. Serv. animals 386-336-1544 ceeding, you are entitled, benefit CentriKid only. 561-502-1531 FINANCIAL at no cost to you, to the Interested persons wish- Bible Camp. Ceiling fan light kit, provision of certain assist- ing to speak on behalf of, $15. Good condition. or in opposition to this re- Campers /

300 ance. To request such an quest will be heard at the 386-328-3992 For Sale/Trade: 3/2 accommodation, please Multi-Family Sale Fri & Apartments contact Court Administra- above stated place and on 1.5 ac. New roof & Travel Trailers tion at least 7 days before time. Persons with disabil- Sat 8a-12p Point of Dwarf yellow Marigold kitchen. N. Palatka. your scheduled court ap- ities, requiring accommod- Woods @ 100, 101 & $65K 386-916-9172 ations in order to particip- plant in a 6 inch black Cherry Tree 1986 camping trailer, pearance, or immediately 102 Sunset Point. pot, $1.50. 386-264-7574 upon receiving this notific- ate should contact Sandy 36ft, exc. cond. Best ation if the time before the Robinson at 386-326-7169 Apartments offer. Please call at least 24 hours in ad- Handyman Special! 1205 scheduled appearance is Multi-Family Sale Sat. New electric guitar 386-336-1544. less than 7 days; Court Ad- vance to request such ac- 206 Zeagler Drive Old Jacksonville Rd. ministration, 125 E. Or- commodations. Be ad- 8am 1221 Moseley Ave. bag, padded, $20. Palatka, FL Palatka. Asking $16K. ange Ave., Ste. 300 , vised if any person wishes (Palatka Heating & Air). 386-328-3108 to appeal a decision by the 62 or older; or Call for more info: TRANSPORTATION Daytona Beach, FL 32114; Clothes, furn., ping disabled/handicapped (386) 257-6096. Hearing or Board of County Commis- 904-583-1931 LEGALS pong table, toys, regardless of age voice impaired, please call sioners in regard to this New padded acoustic 900 1-800-955-8770. matter, such person will guitar bag, $20. 350 Saratoga Harbor need a record of the pro- 386-328-3108 Applications Being Homes for sale Palatka, 4/3/15, 4/10/15 ceedings and may need a Sat. April 11, 8a-3p E. Palatka, Owner fin., verbatim record. Accepted! Legal No. 00032501 130 River Rd. Satsuma low dn pymt. Starting Pool chemical - 25lb OPEN Mon. - Fri. @ $40K, 386-559-0660 Putnam County Board of powder DE filter for County Commissioners Sat 8-3, St. Andrews 8:00 - 12:00, 1:00 - 5:00 Episcopal Church Com- swimming pool, never By/s/Karl Flagg opened, $10. 530-0898 386-325-1132 Chairman munity Sale, $5/space. Equal Mobile Homes 111 Francis St. Interl. Housing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 4/10/15 Judy: 386-972-2277 Pool parts - filter for Opportunity Affordable living, quiet, CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL FLORIDA SEVENTH JUDI- Legal No. 00032767 swimming pool, $10, Senior park, $3,500- Cars & CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Saturday 8a-? used. 386-530-0898 $19,000, 386-698-3648 Legal Notices PUTNAM COUNTY 106 Lemon Ln. Accessories CASE NUMBER: 15-333FD Barrington Apts lakecrescentflorida.com PHYLLIS LEE JOHNSON Two 5ft tall fast-growing, Offering 1 & 2BR '00 Mustang convertible, ANNOUNCEMENTS and RUSSELL OZIE HUT- Vintage Sale in med. size Bay Trees, SON The Town of Hastings Mu- Historic South Side Leasing for April. Mobile Home V6, 5-spd, very clean, NOTICE OF ACTION - $25 for both. 325-7649 100 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF nicipal Code Enforcement This Friday! Fabulous 386-325-0512 $3,500. '98 Saturn 4-cyl THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL TO: RUSSELL OZIE HUT- Board will meet Monday, www.barrington With Land auto, cold AC, very CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- SON April 13, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. furn., wicker, adorable PETS & SUPPLIES apartments.org Unknown fabric, claw foot tub/sink, clean, $2,500. 972-3133 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA in the room designated as Interlachen, Satsuma, GENERAL JURISDICTION You are hereby notified the Town Commission that a Petition for Dissolu- fireplace mantel, lamps, 550 Owner fin., low down DIVISION Room located at 6195 mirrors, windows, doors, tion of Marriage has been South Main Street. Town pymt. Starting @ SUVs & filed against you, and you shabby chic & Nordic C A S E N O : Commission meeting will $25K, 386-559-0660 14000232CAAXMX are required to serve a follow at 7:00 p.m. French accents, $0.99 Accessories copy of your Answer on Homes the Petitioner acting Pro table w/quality items. FEDERAL NATIONA L 4/10/15 Lots of cool stuff! Store Palatka, in-town 3/1 Owner Finance! 2/1 SW '94 Jeep Grand MORTGAGE ASSOCI- Se. You are to file the ori- Legal No. 00032756 ATION (“FNMA), Plaintiff ginal Answer in the Office owners welcome! 8a-2p remodeled, 2-car garage, in Interlachen, $2K down, Cherokee Laredo 2WD Lost & Found of the Clerk of the Circuit 220 S. 4th St. workshop, $850/m F/L/S. $500/m, $29.9K. 6-cyl, auto, $1,300. vs. Court, Family Division on (follow signs). Articles or before the 3rd day of MERCHANDISE 904-613-3605 386-972-1333 386-972-2178 DONNA E. RYSTER; UN- MAY, 2015. If you fail to do so, a Judgment by Default

KNOWN SPOUSE OF 400 Reward! Lost 4/1 @ may be taken against you. Paid Advertisement Touch a Truck: Blue/ DONNA E. RYSTER N/K/A JIM RAINEY, Dated this 31st day of gold necklace w/ 3 glass Defendant(s) MARCH, 2015. beads 386-643-7003 Petitioner: PHYLLIS LEE From: Beck Chysler Dodge Jeep RAM NOTICE OF FORECLOS- JOHNSON URE SALE 483 CR 310 Lost: Spare tire, 245/75r PALATKA, FL 32177 256 Hwy 17N. • Palatka, FL • Call: 386-328-8863 • www.BECKCHRYSLERDODGEJEEP.COM 16, btwn Pomona Pk & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIM SMITH Paradise Shores Rd. pursuant to a Final Judg- CLERK OF COURTS ment of Foreclosure dated BY: /s/ Tabatha M. Eastham Crescent City. 244-4951 Deputy Clerk Public Service Announcement Feb. 26, 2015, and entered in 14000232CAAXMX of the 4/3, 4/10, 4/17, 4/24/15 Circuit Court of the SEV- Legal No. 00032608 Furniture & EMPLOYMENT ENTH Judicial Circuit in and fore PUTNAM County, Upholstery

200 Florida, wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE 3 bar stools, $50. ASSOCIATION (“FANIE MAE”), A CORPORATION Rocker, $20. Twin bed ORGANIZED AND EXIST- NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE frame, $75. Secretary, ING UNDER THE LAWS OF Notice is hereby given that $50. Call 386-684-2704. THE UNITED STATES OF the undersigned intends to AMERICA, is the Plaintiff sell the personal property and DONNA E. RYSTER; described below to en- Mattresses: Thick plush UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF force a lien imposed on pillow-top or tight-top, all DONNA E. RYSTER N/K/A said property under the sizes. Cheapest prices! JIM RAINEY are the De- Florida Self Storage Facil- fendant(s). Tim Smith as ity Act Section 83.801-83- Pomona Park 336-1544 Driver the Clerk of the Circuit will 809. The auction date is Beck Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram have partnered with the all new Chrysler sell to highest and best Friday, April 24, 2015 at DRIVER TRAINEES! bidder for cash, the South 1:30 pm or thereafter at Solid pine wood frame Capital Bank to eliminate the finance companies high interest rates for Front Door 410 St. Johns GET PAID CDL Discount Mini Storage St sofa, loveseat & ottoman Ave., Palatka FL 32177, at Johns, 790 SR 207, E Pal- in very good cond., $300. TRAINING NOW! Learn 11:00 AM on April 21, 2015, atka, FL 32131. customers with ZERO MONEY DOWN, LIMITED CREDIT, NO CREDIT, to drive for Stevens the following described 386-244-9342/325-5143 property as set forth in Unit#/Name/Item BAD CREDIT, FIRST TIME BUYERS and BANKRUPTCY Transport. NO EXPERI- said Final Judgment, to ENCE NEEDED! wit: 035 David J Freer House- New Drivers can earn hold Goods (Stuff) Garage Sales PALATKA, FL - Beck Chrysler, Dodge Jeep and prices. That meant huge rates and larger prices-- not $900/wk + Benefits! PARCEL “F” A TRACT OF LAND LYING Ram have partnered in an initiative to expand their fair! Especially for those of us who could use some Carrier covers cost! Be 074 Candace Baker House- 240 River Dr. E Pal., Sat IN AND BEING A PART OF hold Goods 9am-? Cleaning out, trained & based locally! THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF customer base. The bulk of this initiative involves help during challenging times. Chrysler Capital is Now Offering New THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF 167 Dannon Smith House- Glass collection, Furn., Regional Routes in FL! THE SOUTHWEST ¼, SEC- hold Goods Some vintage things. financing components that are specifically targeted finally trying to do something about it. 1-877-214-3624 TION 33, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, 177 Laura E Lovelady to assist those who have had challenges in life. As Here’s how it is designed. Subvention (provision PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Household Goods 8-Family Community a result of market conditions such as the mortgage for financial support) by the manufacturer toward the Florida-based company IDA AND BEING MORE Yard Sale @ Mt. Royal PARTICULARLY DE- needing CDL Class A 180 Christy Quiett House- Rt 309, S of Welaka to crisis and economic downturn, this segment has purchase of a new vehicle to the finance company SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: hold Goods driver. Current medical COMMENCING AT THE Ft. Gates Ferry Rd. Boat, ballooned in recent years. It is the understanding that offsets risk factors. With many manufacturers there card, clean MVR & pass NORTHEAST CORNER OF 291 Hazel Wesley House- motorcycle, tools, bunk drug test. Approx. 40-50 THE SAID NORTHEAST ¼ hold Goods beds, toys, document bad things happen to good people and recognizing are optional offers that allow for either a rebate or OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF hrs/wk, home most shredder, hshld goods, THE SOUTHWEST ¼ ; 4/3/15, 4/10/15 the void in the marketplace of programs that provide a subvented APR. Historically customers without nights & occasional THENCE SOUTH 1 DEG Legal No. 00032484 NASCAR collectibles. overnight. Must be over 09'25” EAST AND ALONG Security gate open adequate support that has led to this partnership. perfect credit history are not eligible for subvented 25 yrs old to apply. Hy- THE EAST LINE OF THE 8a-3p Sat. 4/11 SAID NORTHEAST ¼ OF Historically, finance companies have offered rates rates. With this new program even those who have draulic crane exp req'd & THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF heavy lifting involved. THE SOUTHWEST ¼ , Annual Community as high as 29% to offset what they consider risk had significant challenges can qualify for subvented 401(k), medical, dental & 136.23 FEET TO THE Yard/Craft Sale Sat. 8-2 vision insurance offered. POINT OF BEGINNING; factors. In the event they gauged risk to be in excess rates. Chrysler pays depending upon model to offset NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: 10145 Kirchherr Ave. Must know the state of THENCE CONTINUE SOUTH 1 DEG 09'25” EAST ST. JOHNS AUTO BODY Flagler Estates. Multiple of what the state of Florida would allow rates to yield risk and allow APR’s as low as 0%. What this means FL Well. Apply in person: INC. gives Notice of Fore- AND ALONG THE SAID hshlds, many items. Free 5757 SE 211th St., EAST LINE OF TH E closure of Lien and intent they have charged loan discounts that often added is many customers can now own more car for less hot dogs, chips & drinks! Hawthorne. No Phone NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE to sell these vehicles on NORTHEAST ¼ OF THE 04/22/2015, 12:00pm at significant cost to dealers which resulted in higher money. calls will be accepted. SOUTHWEST ¼, 154.85 1609 ST JOHNS AVE PAL- FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88 ATKA, FL 32177-4438, pur- Fri & Sat 7a-? 137 Crest- Ex.: Customer “A” buys a new vehicle for $25,000 with zero money down plus tax, tag, title & dealer fee. Needed: Driver (Class B DEG 49' 49” WEST, 330.95 suant to subsection 713.78 wood Ave. Boats, furn., FEET; THENCE NORTH 1 of the Florida Statutes. ST. baseball cards, wooden That customer qualifies for a 22% APR with a finance company and drives off for around $653 a month. CDL) & Laborer. MUST DEG 09' 25” WEST, 154.84 JOHNS AUTO BODY INC. pass criminal bkgd FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 reserves the right to ac- spools, fridge, stove, etc. check. Must pass drug DEG 49'49” EAST, 330.95 cept or reject any and/or all FEDERAL TRUTH-IN-LENDING DISCLOSURES screen & MUST have FEET TO THE POINT OF bids. 2001 CHEVROLET BEGINNING AND CLOSE. 2G1WF55K719322134 Fri & Sat 9a-1p clean Driver License. LESS AND EXCEPT THE 4/10/15 2114 President St. ANNUAL FINANCE AMOUNT TOTAL OF TOTAL SALE Please apply in person at EASTERLY 33 FEET Legal No. 00032671 Palatka. PERCENTAGE CHARGE FINANCED PAYMENTS PRICE 1046 Air Park Rd., Green THEREOF LYING IN AND The dollar amount The amount of The amount you will The total cost of your Cove Springs EOE BEING A PART OF RATE STOKES LANDING ROAD The cost of the credit will credit provided have paid after you purchase on credit, (AS NOW ESTABLISHED). your credit as a cost you. to you or on your have made all pay- including your down AND behalf. ments as scheduled. payment of Medical THE NORTH 136.23 FEET yearly rate. OF THE EAST 330.95 FEET OF THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF is Palatka Health Care THE NORTHEAST ¼ OF 18.99% $19,104.48 $27,982.80 $47,087.28 $0.00 Center is now hiring for THE SOUTHWEST ¼ OF the following RN or LPN SECTION 33, TOWNSHIP $47,08728 position(s): 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, PUTNAM COUNTY Your payment Schedule Will Be: *FT 7a-5p Rehab Unit FLORIDA, EXCEPTING *FT 3p-11p Rehab Unit THEREFROM THAT PART Number of Amount of When Payments Are Due *PRN all shifts LYING IN AND BEING A Payments Payments *FT RN 11p-7a PART OF STOKES LAND- ING ROAD, AND SUBJECT Monthly beginning Supervisor TO AN EASEMENT FOR IN- 72 $653.99 *PT RN wkd supervisor GRESS AND EGRESS 04/30/2015 7a-3p & 11p-7a OVER THE NORTH 33 Must have: Picture FEET AND THEREOF. Under the new Chrysler Capital Program the same customer “A” could now qualify for 1.9% APR for the ID/Drivers License, HS TOGETHER WITH A 1980 Diploma or GED, Social STAR DOUBLE WIDE MO- same new vehicle and drive away for around $411 a month. That’s $242 a month less for the same vehicle Security Card, and RN BILE HOME. VIN NUM- of your dreams. or LPN License. Please BERS 5382A AND 5382B TITLE NUMBERS 17306271 have ALL items. Applic- AND 17306272. PERMAN- ations are available at ENTLY AFFIXED THERE- FEDERAL TRUTH-IN-LENDING DISCLOSURES 110 Kay Larkin Dr., ON. Palatka, FL 32177 - Any person claiming an in- ANNUAL FINANCE AMOUNT TOTAL OF TOTAL SALE NO PHONE CALLS, terest in the surplus from PERCENTAGE CHARGE FINANCED PAYMENTS PRICE PLEASE. Application the sale, if any, other than The dollar amount The amount of The amount you will The total cost of your deadline: Wed., 4/16/15 the property owner as of RATE the credit will credit provided have paid after you purchase on credit, @ 12pm. EOE. the date of the lis pendens The cost of must file a claim within 60 your credit as a cost you. to you or on your have made all pay- including your down days after the sale. yearly rate. behalf. ments as scheduled. payment of General Dated this 27 day of March, 2015. 1.90% $1,647.36 $27,982.80 $29,630.16 $0.00 is Exp. Trim Carpenter Tim Smith $29,630.16 needed. Must have valid As Clerk of the Clerk DL & own transportation. By/s/ Kelly Purcell Your payment Schedule Will Be: bkgd Check. DFWP. 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