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Your Local • Independent • Community Newspaper. 50 ¢ May 15, 2019 • Vol. 78, No. 1 (2 sections) Crescent City, FL (Includes 7% FL Sales Tax) Mellon High Reunion Whats Going On? Troop 957 Class reunion Who is this? Scouts learn oath held for Mellon And why make such and law through Graduates. a face? song. Page B1 Page A3 Page A4 Jazz and Chocolate The High Life jazz series with the Harry Rios Trio and vocalist Margie Nelson will celebrate the 9th Annual Everything Chocolate Fundraiser at the Larimer Arts Center located at 216 Reid Street in School Threat Arrest Palatka on Friday, May 17 at 6 p.m. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For advanced IHS Student Arrested after “School Shooter” style Social Media Post ticket purchases call 386-328-8998, 386-467- 7075 or email to [email protected]. This is On the morning of possession of liquor by an annual fundraiser event for the Arts Council of Thursday, May 9, an a person under the age Greater Palatka for community art programs. The 18-year-old Interlachen of 21 after Crowe was public is invited to donate chocolate treats. High School (IHS) stu- found with a crushed dent was arrested and beer can in his back- charged with written pack and admitted to Red Barn Artworks threats to kill, do bodi- drinking beer in class. Join the launch for Red Barn Artworks at the ly injury or conduct a The PCSO would Crescent City city hall on Friday, May 17 from 5:30- mass shooting or an like to stress that the 7:30 p.m. Come view local artists. The exhibit is act of terrorism, a sec- charge is based on the free to the public and refreshments will be served. ond-degree felony. suspect making a writ- Baylee Crowe, a se- ten threat, which is Get Storm Ready nior at IHS, was im- why Sheriff H.D. “Ga- mediately removed tor” DeLoach stated, Putnam County Emergency Management per- Photos courtesy PCSO sonnel, Rebecca Williams of IFAS, the Melrose Fire from class and taken “We encourage all par- to a dean’s office after Baylee Crowe (pho- ents and guardians to Department, and the Putnam County Health De- to top), an 18-year- partment will be at the Melrose Public Library on Putnam County Sher- talk to their students Thursdays, May 30 at 2 p.m. located at 312 Wyn- iffs Office (PCSO) Dep- old Interlachen High about the seriousness nwood Avenue in Melrose, to help you plan for uties were notified of a School student was of making a threat to a the next storm. Learn electricity-free living, food potential threat. arrested and charged school campus and the storage and cooking techniques. Discuss with the It was found that with written threats repercussions of mak- experts how you and your neighbors can be well Crowe posted a pho- to kill, do bodily inju- ing a threat,” prepared before, during and after the storm. Those tograph on the social ry or conduct a mass The PCSO thanked with special medical needs can learn how to regis- shooting or an act of terrorism, a second-de- ter for special assistance and about shelters. media site Snapchat of the Putnam County himself holding a fire- gree felony. Photograph on the social media School District for their arm and text stating, site Snapchat (photo right) of Crowe holding continued support. Palatka Clean-up Day “No school tomorrow?” a firearm and text stating, “No school tomor- row?” The City of Palatka’s Community Clean-Up Day During continued Editors Note: The will be on Saturday, May 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. at investigation, to find dent’s possession or bond. Putnam County Cou- the St. Johns River Center located at 102 North 1st the location of the fire- where he would have This is the second rier Journal reminds Street in downtown Palatka at the riverfront. Come arms and if the fire- out and volunteer to help make Palatka beautiful. immediate accessibility encounter deputies our readers these are Clean-ups will be at the riverfront, St. Johns Ave- arms were replicas or to them. have had with Crowe alleged crimes and in- nue, Oak Street and Laurel Street up to 9th Street. real, detectives found Crowe was arrest- at IHS since January. dividuals named in For more information contact Captain Matt New- the photos were taken ed and taken to the The sheriff’s office for- this article are innocent comb with the Palatka Police Department by email- at a museum at Camp Putnam County Jail warded charges on until proven guilty in a ing to [email protected] or by calling 386- Blanding recently and where he is being held Wednesday, January court of law. 329-0115. were not in the stu- without the benefit of 30 for misdemeanor Founders Day Celebration Celebrate Pomona Park’s 125th Birthday at the annual Founders Day Celebration to be held on Applications for Alligator Harvest Special to the until all permits are Saturday, May 18 at the John C. Berquest May- sold. Anyone may apply or’s Park located at the corner of Highway 17 and Courier Journal Broward Avenue in Pomona Park. The event begins during phase IV, even at 11 a.m. Enjoy free hot dogs, chips, drinks and Since 1988, the Flor- if they were awarded cake. ida Fish and Wildlife a permit in one of the Conservation Com- earlier phases. Hunt- Historical Society mission (FWC) and its ers who get to pur- The Fruitland Peninsula Historical Society will predecessor, the Game chase additional per- meet on Tuesday, May 21 at the Culver Room in the and Fresh Water Fish mits will be charged Crescent City library located at 610 Summit Street in Commission, have of- $62, regardless of resi- Crescent City. The program will consist of Crescent fered hunters the op- dency or disability. City Commissioner, Lisa DeVitto, speaking about her portunity to take part What to Expect if grandparents the late Dr. Bernard Kane and his wife in their annual state- You Get Drawn Ruth. There will be no meetings from June through hunt, check out har- od closes. Within three days wide recreational alli- vest data from past License/Permit August but will resume on the third Tuesday in Sep- gator harvest, which of an application peri- tember. seasons at www.MyF- Costs always runs fro Au- od closing, applicants WC.com/Alligator un- The alligator trap- can expect to see an gust 15 to November 1. der the title Statewide ping license/harvest Lane and Road Closures Alligators are a con- authorization hold on The following is a list of road and lane closures Alligator Harvest Pro- permit and two hide their credit card, ver- that may impact traffic through Friday, May 17. servation success gram.” validation CITES tags River Trail from Landmark Avenue to U.S. 17: story in Florida. The ifying there is a suffi- Phase I cost $272 for Flori- cient balance to cover Complete road closure through Friday, May 17 for state’s alligator popu- Application Period da residents, $22 for work related to the widening project along U.S. lation is estimated at the cost of the permit. The application peri- those with a Florida However, this does not 17. Follow detour. State Road 20 from Osceola 1.3 million alligators od for the phase I ran- Resident Persons with Street to Carr Street: Full road closure from Lau- of every size and has mean they were award- rel Street to Carr Street until early 2019 for drain- dom drawing begins Disabilities Hunting ed a permit. been stable for many Friday, May 17 at 10 and Fishing License, age work. U.S. 17 from Masters Road to Brown- years. Once the credit card ing Lane: Daytime lane closures Sunday through a.m. and runs through and $1,022 for nonres- authorization process “Before you apply Monday, May 27. More idents. The cost for ap- Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. for construction for alligator hunt per- is complete, the lottery of a new turn lane. than 6,000 alligator plicants who already mits, be sure to co- drawing will be held. harvest permits will be have an alligator trap- All successful appli- ordinate with every- available. ping license is $62. one you plan to hunt cants will be charged, Hunters may submit Phase II and III while those who were with, regarding where their application for a Application Periods you want to hunt and unsuccessful will have permit that allows the Any permits remain- the authorization hold which harvest weeks harvest of two alliga- ing after the first phase work best with every- lifted from their credit tors on a designated will be offered during cards. one’s schedule,” said harvest unit or county. the phase II applica- Steve Stiegler, FWC’s Successful appli- Applicants must be at tion period Friday, May cants should expect alligator program hunt least 18 years of age 31 to Monday, June coordinator. to receive their alliga- by August 15 and have 10. Those who were tor trapping license/ “The application a valid credit or debit awarded a permit in process is a random harvest permit and card to apply. phase I may not apply two CITES alligator drawing, so the more Applications can be during phase II. Re- choices you make, the tags in the mail within HERE! submitted at any coun- maining permits will the USPS six weeks of payment. better your chances ty tax collector’s office, be available in phase of getting drawn. You Alligator trapping li- license agent (most III to anyone who did censes are nontrans- also can increase your retail outlets that sell not draw a permit in Subscribe Today odds of being drawn ferable. All sales are Inside hunting and fishing either of the first two final, and no refunds by choosing more ar- supplies) and at www. phases, and they may For home delivery via YOUR ADDRESS YOUR Church...... A5 eas during the fourth will be made. GoOutdoorsFlorida. be applied for from For more information harvest week,” Stiegler com. Applicants must June 14 to 24. Community...... A3 said. “However, you on alligator hunting or provide their credit Leftover the application pro- Crossword...... B4 shouldn’t apply for card information when Application Phase any areas you feel are cess, see the “Guide they apply. If changes If any permits re- to Alligator Hunting Faces & Places.....B1 too far away or during to hunting choices or main after phase III, weeks you’re unable to in Florida” by going Opinion...... A2 credit card information there will be a fourth- to www.MyFWC.com/ hunt.” are needed, applicants phase issuance period And if you’re still un- Hunting and then Public Notices...... B4-5 can make updates un- beginning at 10 a.m. search by species of decided on where to til the application peri- on Thursday, June 27 Way Back When....A4 interest. A2 Courier Journal • May 15, 2019

Government Watch OPINION City of Crescent City Glad to Come Home Did that City Commission Meeting June 13, 6 p.m. Daris Howard Planning & Zoning Meeting, June 11 p.m. Trees & Gardens Board, May 22, 10 a.m. My daughter was in her mid-teens—those years when young people Come Codes Enforcement Board, May 28, 5:30 p.m. think that their parents don’t know too much. She chafed at the City Hall, 3 North Summit Street. Meets 2nd Thurs of the requirements of home, having to do chores, having a set time for From? month. 386-698-2525 - www.CrescentCity-FL.com bed, and eating what everyone else in the family ate instead of Town Council of Welaka getting to choose for herself. She also felt that with all of her siblings, Town Council Meeting, June 11, 6:00 p.m. there were just too many people with too many personalities to deal Zoning Board Meeting, Tuesday, June 11, 5:30 p.m. with. She often told us she couldn’t wait to get away from home. Town Hall, Fourth Ave. Meets 2nd Tues of the month. “Maybe I could find another place to live for the summer,” she said. “On Tender- 386-467-9800. www.Welaka-FL.gov Town Council of Pomona Park “Like where?” I asked. hooks” Town Council Meeting, June 11, 6 p.m. “I don’t know,” she replied. “Maybe I could go stay with Grandma. Town Hall Council Chambers, 1775 US Hwy 17 S. Maybe I could help her with her garden. It would give me a chance Tenterhooks [email protected] 386-649-4902 to get away from home.” aren’t connect- www.PomonaPark.com The grandma she was talking about was my mother, and I was ed with tents, Putnam County Board of County Commissioners wondering if my daughter really knew what she would be getting nor are they the May 28, 9 a.m. Regular Meeting herself into. My mother is a no-nonsense woman. As I thought Meets second and fourth Tuesday in the Commission about it, I wondered if that might be just what my daughter needed. hooks used by chambers, 2509 Crill Ave, Suite 100, Palatka. I decided to talk to my brother. When I told him about what my butchers, as the 386-329-0205. daughter wanted, he laughed. common mis- www.putnam-fl.com/bocc/ “One of my daughters got sick of everything at home and pushed us spelling ‘tender- Putnam County School Board to let her go stay with her grandma, too,” he said. “We finally let her.” hooks’ might May 21 at 6 p.m. Regular Meeting “How did it go?” I asked. suggest. Meets the first and third Tuesday in the School Board “You know Mom,” he said. “Life is about work and getting things A tenter is a Meeting Room, 200 Reid Street, Palatka. 386-329- done. Just because someone is staying with her doesn’t mean she 0545. www.putnamschools.org wooden frame, has time to sit around and visit. It just means she has more help to often in the form get the things done that she needs to get done.” of a line of fenc- My brother said that for a day or two, his daughter didn’t say too much about it. But it wasn’t long before she let him know that she ing, used to hang wanted to come home. woollen or linen He told me his daughter said, “Grandma just keeps me working all cloth to prevent of the time. Coming home will be like going on a vacation.” it from shrinking Public notices don’t “How long did she end up staying there?” I asked. as it dries. The “She made it almost four days,” my brother said. “But on the day tenterhooks are, she called to come home, she said she had been assigned to pick the not surprisingly, thorny gooseberries and that was the last straw.” the hooks on the I laughed. I love gooseberry pie, but picking the thorny things is one tenter used to affect me. of the greatest trials of life. After visiting with my brother, my wife Right? and I decided to let our daughter go stay with her grandmother. It hold the cloth in was early spring, so there were not any berries to pick. But I knew place. The property next to the lot you my mother would find something to keep my daughter busy. Tenters are no After almost a week had gone by, my daughter called and said she longer everyday just bought was rezoned as land fill. was ready to come home. When I picked her up, I asked her how it objects but a hun- went. dred years ago, Maybe you should have read the “Oh, it was okay,” she said. in wool weaving “Just okay?” I asked. “What did you do?” areas like the public notice in your local paper. “The easier question is what didn’t I do?” she replied. “I cleaned out North of England, raspberries until my arms were all scratched up. I weeded, dug grass out of the garden, mowed the lawn, and trimmed the trees. And to they were a com- top it off, today I had to clean dead branches out of the gooseberries. mon sight on I think their thorns are about an inch long!” the land around I smiled. Those were some of the things I did when I was young. I the many wool- Be informed appreciated my mother teaching my daughter to work. The next time len mills, called read public notices in this I visited with my mother, I mentioned it. ‘tenter-fields’. She just shrugged. “I don’t expect anything from your children that It is easy to see newspaper or online. I don’t expect from anyone else. I don’t run a hotel, you know. If how the figura- someone comes to visit, they are only guests for three days, and then tive expression they’re family and have to pitch in. But in the case of your children, ‘on tenterhooks’, they are already family and should pitch in from the beginning.” My mother has now sold her farm, so my children won’t be going with its mean- there anymore, but on this Mothers’ Day, I am grateful for a mother ing of painful who helped teach my children how to work just as she and my father tension, derived taught me. from the ‘tent- ing’ or stretch- From Me to You ing of fabric. The www.FloridaPublicNotices.com Juliette Laurie expression was Editor/Publisher originally ‘on the National Learn to Swim Day tenters’. The En- National Learn to Swim Day is observed annually on the third glish West Coun- Saturday in May. This day is dedicated to educating parents and try playwright children about water safety. Before Memorial Day Weekend and John Ford was the start of summer, it is an opportunity for families to learn the the first to re- importance and benefits of learning to swim. cord that expres- While swimming is enjoyed by all ages the year-round, summer sion in the play is a time when we take to the lakes, rivers and outdoor pools. Be- Broken Heart, cause of the risks involved when one is in the water, safety and knowledge, from the earliest age, is vital. 1633: Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death for children Passion, O, be under the age of four. contained. My Drowning can occur in as little as two minutes. very heart strings Irreversible brain damage occurs in as little as four minutes. Are on the Ten- Most children who are under water for as little as six minutes die. ters. Check out these local classes this summer and make sure your Towards the end children know how to swim: of the century The Putnam Aquatics Center in Palatka will be having two week the more accu- sessions running Monday through Thursday. The cost is $40 per rate ‘on the ten- child with discounts for three or more children in a family. For terhooks’ began more information call the center at 386-312-2221. to replace the Putnam County Session 1 is June 3-13. Session 2 is June 17-27. earlier phrase. Session 3 is July 8-18. This first exam- A Lake Street Publishing Company Newspaper Session 4 is July 22 to August 1. ple that I have Published Every Wednesday by Lake Street Publishing Company, Inc. There are five different classes/levels running every day. found of it in 320 North Summit Street • Crescent City, FL 32112 Level 1 is 10-10:50 a.m print is in the Periodicals Postage Paid at Crescent City, Florida. 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Editorial Deadline: Noon Friday May 15, 2019 • Courier Journal A3 COMMUNITY A Birthday, Mini Libraries, and Fireworks Diane is a wonder- ful in home health care specialist. I have known her for many years. She has helped the relatives Beth Carter of some of our best [email protected] friends through their final days. Thanks Diane for all the good Happy Birthday you do and congrat- Pastor Munson ulations on your new Pastor Gary Mun- roommate. Irene Hundley, Pastor Gary Munson and wife Jan, Sheryl Johnson donating books for the mini li- son celebrated his Mini Libraries with Reverend John Andes at Gary’s party. brary at the Pomona Park Community Center. 65th birthday on Sherly Johnson do- Sunday, April 18 at nated some book the Pomona Park to the mini library Baptist Church. The at the community party was held in his center location in honor at the church Pomona Park. The by long time church other two mini li- members Irene Hun- braries in Pomona dley and Doris Ja- Park can be found at cobs with help from the town hall and the Carol Golden, Bobbie Mayor’s Park next to and Carlyle Walls, the fire station. and many others. Kids can go and pick Carol also sang a Hostesses for the birthday party, Irene Reverend Dr. Bill Olewiler and his wife Nancy up a book to read Hundley, Carol Golden, and Doris Jacobs. at Emma Flemings’ memorial. special song for and keep. The com- Munson in the Sun- munity center also day morning service. has a library that is Her dad, Phillip Al- sponsored by Friday vers’ family were Friends. charter members of Washington DC the church and so Tours was Irene Hundley’s The Crescent City family. Woman’s Club is A beautiful table of taking a tour of catered foods fur- Washington DC on nished by Irene and November 7 -11. Doris was enjoyed There are a few seats by everyone as well open and would wel- Ruth Jacob serving lunch. Dave and Linda Carter in Italy. as a delicious cake come local ladies to baked by Carol with join them. The tour special cupcakes for is for five days and the kids. four nights. The cost John Andes, the as- is $719 per person, sociate pastor, spoke double occupancy. at the beginning Call President Mindy about what a bless- Estep for more infor- ing Gary and his mation at 386-649- wife Jan had been to 2436. the church and the Welcome Dr. Bill community. Bless and Nancy you Gary and may Reverend Dr. Bill you have many more Olewiler and his wife happy birthdays! Nancy have been Carol Golden singing a special song for Pastor Pat Mead and her sister Jackie with “Snapper” Purple Plum coming back to the Gary Munson’s birthday. the sea lion. Players Rummage Lake Como Commu- Sale nity of Hope Church There will be a rum- to conduct Sunday mage sale for the services. He also Purple Plum Players conducted Emma on Saturday, May 18 Flemings’ memori- at 10 a.m. on 930 al service. The rev- Summit Street in erend was a pastor Crescent City. Ev- a few yeas ago and eryone is welcome. now that he retired Congratulations he comes back from Bear time to time for a Diane Rail adopted visit. a lovely animal from Carters in Italy Diane Rail with Bear, her adopted roommate, with Ginny Oakwood’s Georgetown gals met up and ate at Belle’s Bis- My son and daugh- Maritza Olmo, ARK’s adoption coordinator. tro in Crescent City and then shopped at Katie’s Crescent City Kennel ter-in-law Dave and Kloset. that needed a forever Linda spent two love- on to the next town. Dave! home. The adoption ly weeks in Italy re- They drove, rode Red, White, and was coordinated by cently. I haven’t had trains, toured a vine- Boom Maritza Olmo. If you time to catch up on yard, made pasta, The seventh annu- are looking to give all they did, but they took an island cruise, al Red, White, and an animal their for- would rent a room climbed a mountain, Boom will take place ever home you can in some of the larger and so much more. on Saturday, June check out the ARK towns and do all the Linda spent time 29 at 9 p.m. at the adoptions at www. tourist things in that there while in college Crescent City, City arksaves.com. area and then move and wanted to revisit Dock on Central Ave- some of them and nue. It keeps getting show them to Dave. better every year, so Protection They had a wonder- be sure to put it on you need, ful time and made your calendar! An example of the type of boxes that can be picked many good memo- On a Cruise up for mini libraries. service you ries. Pat Mead and her deserve. enjoyed together. hosts a wide va- While on the phone sister Jackie Stine They sailed on the riety of retail prod- Since 1916, Auto-Owners we also decided on made a new friend Celebrity Silhouette, ucts, from clothes, has partnered with my mother’s day gift. “Snapper“ at the Sea original art, jewelry, independent agents to a favorite, and love It was a massage at Aquarium in Cura- the sailing life. They shoes, purses, even provide local service and Faces, Fingers, and cao while on a nine trusted protection. hope to have many a room just for ma- Toes to go with my day cruise to the more trips together. ni-pedis. pedicures that Dave Netherlands Antil- Georgetown Gals Boxes for Mini keeps on file at Ka- les islands of Aru- Some Georgetown Libraries tie’s. He has been ba, Curacao and Bo- gals recently got to- The Putnam County doing this for a cou- naire. This is the gether for a fun day Courier Journal has ple of years and it’s 10th spring cruise “out on the town” paper boxes, like the wonderful. Thanks that the sisters have with lunch at Belle’s real estate guides, Bistro followed by that can be cleaned REITER INSURANCE American Dental Center of Palatka shopping at Katie’s and dolled up to be Kloset. For some used as mini librar- AGENCY “We Cater To Cowards” of the ladies, it was ies. If you’re interest- Crescent City • 386.698.2400 their first time shop- ed in starting or ex- www.reiterinsurance.com FULL SERVICE GENERAL DENTISTRY The Place for Dentures • In House ping at Katie’ Berg’s panding mini librar- Laboratory • Free Denture Exams boutique consign- ies in your area just Same Day Repairs & Relines ment located in call 386-698-1644 Wisdom Tooth Extractions Crescent City. and the paper will be Crown & Bridgework Senior Many great finds glad to give you some Citizen 325-8081 were discovered in boxes. Discount the boutique, which A4 Courier Journal • May 15, 2019 Our TOwn Way Back When... Written by a former Fishing is at its best and cooking. All of the City is not the place Years Ago... resident, Lee Camp, at Crescent City, with comforts and few of for them, although the in the in the middle the many smaller lakes the inconveniences are Board of Commerce 75 years ago of the last century, as well as Lake Cres- here. motto is “Close to Ev- the following de- cent. The best of black One could establish erywhere”. That is not May 19, 1944 – Meet Florida’s No. scribes Crescent City bass on the St. Johns himself in a very nice an idle statement, for 1 Clubwoman: She calls for Seat at the time. river are only twelve winter or year-around a day’s drive will take at Peace Table - Bessie Williams of miles away. home at small cost. one to any place in Crescent City spoke at the convention Crescent City . . . the Hunting is a regu- Who hasn’t always Florida, and in most of the Florida Federation of Woman’s Beautiful lar sport, as quail and pictured for himself a cases a round trip can Clubs saying how women are being other game abound. home in semi-tropi- be made in a day with moved by the war and should have a Nestled on the west Squirrels are numer- cal Florida? But many a comfortable stop- place at the peace table. shore of one of Flori- ous, and opossum and have felt that it was over. Airline service is da’s most interesting turkeys are within easy beyond their reach. well within reach for 50 years ago and pretty lakes and reach. Here even the person the emergency, either bounded on the west Hundreds of families of modest means can at Orlando or Jackson- May 20, 1970 - Schooling Bass- by another lovely lake, have come down from find that haven for ville. The big centers of Dee Causey and Alvin Watts, both as well as surrounded the cold north and which they have al- the United States can Crescent City Post Office employees, by orange and grape- established for them- ways yearned. There be reached in five or caught a string of 20 bass weighing fruit groves and a se- selves, at small cost, are available now, at six hours by flight, and from five to six pounds within an hour ries of other lakes, lies not only a comfortable small cost, homes that by rail in a little more fishing on Crescent Lake. BEAUTIFUL CRES- winter home, but have for little expense can than a night’s ride. CENT CITY. Its name in addition secured be made into the house The writer of this is a misnomer, for all of small groves of orang- of your dreams. has nothing to sell, us who live there hope es, grapefruit and tan- Golf is thirty minutes but does want to pass 25 years ago it will never become a gerines; and the gener- away, as people who along to others the in- May 18, 1994 - City Hall Plans Back real city. al comment of them all have come here have formation that it took on the Drawing Board - Plans to re- The towering oaks is “life is worth the liv- not been as golf-mind- him years to learn for model Crescent City’s City Hall were and magnolias shade ing in Crescent City.” ed as those go to the himself, after traips- put on hold as all bids to remodel were the quiet streets, and The services are com- big metropolitan cen- ing all over this grand higher than the amount budgeted. everyone is best known plete. There are am- ters. They have sought State. by his first name. ple stores to supply and found the quiet, Build for yourself Truly it is a haven everything that one homey way of living. a home, or a future for the tired and over- would want. A won- If one wants night home, in BEAUTIFUL 10 years ago worked. In the Spring derful water system, clubs and horse rac- CRESCENT CITY, and May 20, 2009 – New Mayor, New orange blossom fra- flowing from artesian es, as well as the oth- secure your future Council - Ray Singleton was sworn grance fills the air, and wells, and electric ser- er forms of sport that happiness, far from the in as the new mayor of Pomona Park all winter long the aza- vice that functions 24 are associated with the ice and snow, along with new councilmen Darlena leas and other flowers hours a day. Gas is more populous cen- Where Life Is Worth Cuevas, and Joseph Svingala. are in bloom. available for heating ters, then Crescent the Living. Pack 957 Learns the Scout Oath and Law Through Song 5 years ago May 21, 2014 – Second Annual Real Men Read Event - Middleton-Burney Elementary School hosted their 2nd annual Real Men Read Event. The men took turns reading in kindergarten and first grade classes. Alan Troop Scribe

Hi everyone! Compiled from the Crescent City News, This is Alan from Pack Crescent City Journal, Crescent City 957 reporting on the ac- Courier Journal, Putnam County Courier tivities of our Pack and Journal and other local news sources. Troop. We had a great Den meeting the other night. First of all, we said a prayer, because God comes first; and P&F then we said the pledge MINI Allegiance to the flag; WAREHOUSE then we said our scout STORAGE oath and law. After that we learned a song. Our Eleven Different Sizes Cub master teaches us from 5’x5’ to 12’x20’ and songs and some- TWO LOCATIONS times some of the songs She said she made the We have been working are going to perform it are pretty funny. One of songs up so her son on learning a new song for our families at pack Behind Kangaroo on my favorites is “Do your Paradise Shores Road, could learn them when for our next Pack meet- meeting. It was fun! Crescent City ears hang low.” She he was a scout because ing too. Our Assistant We also practiced the (includes fenced outside storage area) goes faster and fast- he wanted to be an Ea- Cub Master and our Flag Ceremony. Every — and — er and we try to sing it gle Scout and so he had Den leader has been one of us had a chance County Road 309, faster than she does. to know the scout oath helping us the past few to carry the flags when Fruitland I’ve come close, but she and the scout law and weeks. It’s called Kumb- we practiced. One per- talks really fast so she he couldn’t remem- ya! Some of you may son carries the Ameri- 386-698-2002 can sing really fast too! ber them but once she know it. It talks about can flag and one person She taught us a song taught him the songs, it people crying and sing- carries the Pack flag that helps us remember was easy for him. That’s ing and praying. It has and it is really fun! The We’ve Gone Digital! the scout oath and scout why she teaches us the actions to it too! So we rest of us follow behind law. That was great! songs too! practiced just like we one of the flags and we are part of the Color e-Edition Guard. www.cjnewsfl.com Our scout leaders taught us to never drop “Dr. Walker” Curing All the flags or let them touch the ground. They Your Automotive Needs also told us what color Lovarnso Walker guard means. Did you Sales Consultant know it means we are 256 Hwy. 17 N., Palatka, FL 32177 guarding the American (386) 328-8863 Ext. 117 flag? We have to have (800) 382-3692 Ext. 117 FAX (386) 328-7222 the American flag in CELL (386) 559-3512 front of the Pack flag. [email protected] It’s most important to have it posted first too. Then we say the pledge and when the person talking to the audience says “Colorguard, dis- Donate A Boat missed” then we all go sit down. or Car Today! I’m excited about Pack meeting coming up. Oh, and I have more news! Our Cub Scout meet- “2-Night Free Vacation!” ings are held on Tues- day nights now at 6 800-700- BOAT p.m. instead of Wednes- (2628) day nights! We outgrew www.boatangel.com the room we were using sponsored by boat angel outreach centers STOP CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN so now we get to meet in the big scout room on Tuesday nights and the older boys still come to Flooring Center Boy Scouts on Wednes- • Free Estimates • Professional Installation day night at 6 p.m. We • Permanent Stain Protection • Incredible Softness are sponsored by the • Revolutionary Clean-ability • Variety of Beautiful Styles • Excellent Color Clarity • Exceptional Durability Church if Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and meet at their build- ing on Summit street. Serving Putnam County Since 1963 So if you want to have 1813 Reid St. (Hwy 17) ●Palatka ● www.palatkaflooringcenter.com fun, please come! 325.0440•325.0460 May 15, 2019 • Courier Journal A5 ChurCh Obituaries PALATKA leaving behind 17 bot- lences may be expressed South Florida. Sheila Henry W. Mullis tles of Tabasco sauce, to the family at John’s had worked alongside Henry Wallace Mullis, 45 rolls of fishing line, Book of Memories page her companion making 64, was born 21 flashlights, 32 pock- at www.johnsonoverturf- and selling wood fur- on November et knives, 746 CDs, a funerals.com. niture. Her hobbies in- 20, 1954 and unique combination of Arrangements were cluded gardening and passed peace- scanners and Walkie under the direction of woodworking and she fully on May 6, 2019, Talkies and a multitude Johnson-Overturf Fu- was especially talented = Crescent City = while surrounded by of other random collect- neral Home in Palatka. with a scroll saw. Sheila Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter ... 386-698-1983 family. Henry was born ibles all marked perma- was happiest when she 223 N. Summit St. and raised in Palatka, nently with his initials Johnson-Overturf was taking care of her Sun Worship 11 am • Adult Bible Study Wed 5pm • Evening Prayer Wed 6pm where he graduated from “HM”. As Lynyrd Sky- Funeral Home loved ones. Palatka South High in nyrd proclaims in Free 386-325-4521 She is preceded in First Baptist Church of Crescent City ...... 386-698-1578 1973. He went on to pur- Bird, “please don’t take PALATKA death by her parents, 101 S. Summit St. sue emergency fire and it so badly” because Hen- Phyllis Barry Henry and Evelyn Gokey Sunday School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am • Worship 6 pm • AWANA Wed at 6:25 p.m. rescue training, serving ry’s “free as a bird now”. Phyllis “Jean” Barry, and son, Darryl Lyman. as a Putnam County Fly high, free bird. 88, of Palatka, She is survived by her First Presbyterian Church ...... 386-698-2117 Firefighter and fulfilling Memorial services cele- peacefully en- companion of 17 years, 301 Cypress Ave. his love for helping those brating Henry’s life were tered Heavens Paul Everett Bishop, son, Worship 9 am • Adult Bible Study 10:30 am in need. Next, he spent held at 11 a.m. Satur- gates Sunday, Carlton Lyman, Jr. of Howe Memorial United Methodist Church ....386-698-2635 time building ships for day May 11, 2019 at May 5, 2019 at Crestwood New Hampshire, daugh- 252 S. Summit St. Hunter Marine. Follow- Trinity United Methodist Nursing Center follow- ters, Lauren Lyman of Sunday School 10:30 am • Worship 9 am ing this, he began a ca- Church with Pastor John ing an extended illness. Jacksonville, and Chris- reer at Georgia Pacific. Bennett officiating. Visi- Born in Adams County, tine Webb of Melbourne, Mt. Tabor First Baptist Church - South Putnam Campus On March 1, 1980, he tation was 10 a.m. until Wisconsin to Robert and brother, Michael Gokey 608 Randolph Street married the love of his the time of services at Aleda Jungenberg. She of New Hampshire, two Worship 12 pm • Tuesday Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 7 pm. life, Tina. 11 a.m. moved from Wisconsin to grandchildren and two He was an avid music In lieu of flowers, the Crescent City and then great-grandchildren. South Putnam Church...... 386-698-1054 lover of all genres and family requests memori- to Hastings as a young Graveside services were 284 Union Ave enjoyed the outdoors, in- al donations be sent to child. She worked as a held at 2 p.m. on Sat- Worship & Praise 10 am Sunday cluding both the beach Trinity United Methodist merchandiser, a waitress urday, May 11, 2019 at and the mountains. His Church, 1400 Husson and many years as a Pineview Cemetery in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church ...... 386-698-2055 early years were spent Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. beautician. Interlachen with Bro. 2725 S. Hwy. 17 Sat. Vigil - 4 pm English • 6 pm Spanish enjoying open-air Jeep Memories and condo- She was a mother figure Ricky Bybee officiating. Sunday. Mass - 8 & 9:30 am English., 12 pm Spanish Mass rides, cookouts and pool lences may be expressed to many nieces, neph- No visitation is sched- Word of Faith Bible Church ...... 386-698-4643 volleyball. He adored to the family at www. ews and friends as well uled. 2708 S. Hwy. 17 as her five children. She his family and minia- johnsonoverturffunerals. Memories and condo- Sunday School 10 am • Worship 11 am and 6 pm ture Chihuahua side- com. belonged to College Park lences may be expressed kick, Mya, who acted as Arrangements were en- Baptist Church and as to the family at Sheila’s = Georgetown = his protector and body trusted to Johnson-Over- her witness to Christ she Book of Memories page guard. turf Funeral Home in crocheted bible verses at www.johnsonover- Georgetown United Methodist Church .....386-467-8855 Fishing, surfing, boat- Palatka. into afghans and passed turffunerals.com. 1448 CR 309 Adult Sunday School 8:30 am • Worship 9:30 am ing, painting, drawing, them onto church mem- Arrangements were un- creating and building Johnson-Overturf bers, hospice, nurs- der the direction of John- = Lake Como = were some of his favor- Funeral Home ing homes, and many son-Overturf Funeral Lake Como Community of Hope...... 386-463-7100 ite activities. Henry held friends. Home in Interlachen. 386-325-4521 126 Highland Ave a natural talent for art PALATKA She was preceded in and design and was a John S. Hahn death by her husband Johnson-Overturf Worship 11 am • Sunday Class 9:30 a.m. • Wed. Bible Study 10:30 am true craftsman of many John Scott Hahn, 72, of Harold Barry, her par- Funeral Home = Palatka = rights. He was a self- Palatka, passed ents, Robert Jungenberg 386-684-3360 Mt. Tabor First Baptist Church - Main Campus from this life on and Aleda Ester, two taught artist using vari- PALATKA 4909 St. Johns Avenue ous mediums to express Sunday, May 5, brothers, Lyle Jungen- Josie L. Campbell Worship 7:45 & 10:30 am • Wed. Prayer Meeting & Bible Study 12 & 6 pm. his creativity, including 2019 at Haven berg and Glenn Sonnen- Josie LeRoy Camp- pencil, charcoal, acryl- Hospice Roberts Care berg, two daughters, Re- bell, 99, of = Pomona Park = ics, wood, leather and Center following an ex- nee Stanley Cone and Palatka passed First Baptist Church of Pomona Park ...... 386-649-4265 more. tended illness. He was a Gwendolyn Bobbitt, and away Monday, In his younger days, native of Cleveland, Ohio one grandson, Jason 112 Holly Ave. April 8, 2019 Sun. School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am & 6 pm • Wed. Service 6:30 pm he built boats and hand and had lived in Palatka Stanley. at Crestwood Left to cherish her mem- manufactured leath- since 2003 coming from Nursing Center follow- Pilgrim Congregational Church of Pomona Park .386-649-8467 er into shoes, belts and Spring Hill where he had ory are two sons, Gordon ing an extended illness. 111 West Main Street (SR 308B) - Sunday Worship Service & Chil- bags. Similarly, building lived for two years. Pri- Barry and Ernie Barry Josie was born in dren’s Church 11-12 p.m. • Pastor’s Bible Study 10-10:45 on Sunday quality solid wood fur- or to Spring Hill, John (Elizabeth), daughter, Homerville, Georgia. niture was another self- had resided in Bruns- Darlene Stallings, five She moved to Palatka in = Satsuma = learned skill he fostered. wick, Ohio. He served granddaughters, Nik- 1960, coming from Way- Hope Lutheran Church ...... 386-649-0631 Many of his furniture in the US Marine Corp ki Glance, Susan Flem- cross, Geogia, to work designs still adorn the and was a Purple Heart ing, Misty Barry, Mandy 273 CR 309 as a nurse at the for- ELCA Worship Sun. 10 a.m. • Adult Bible Study Wed. 10 a.m. family’s home. The hob- recipient and veteran of Barry and April Barry, mer Putnam Memorial bies that fueled Henry’s the Vietnam war. He had five grandsons, Chris Hospital in Palatka. She = Welaka = creativity soon morphed attended Baldwin Wal- Stallings, Robert Barry was a long-time member (Kristy), Andy Bobbitt, into a small “business”, lace University in Berea, of the Palatka Seventh Welaka United Methodist Church ...... 386-467-2336 as many requests were Ohio where he received James and Jake Barry, Day Adventist Church Wednesday Bible Study 11 am • Worship 11 am made for custom decora- a bachelor’s degree in 13 great-grandchildren, where she served as a tive shelves, tables, ar- business. He later at- Mallory Krueger, Mi- greeter and dedicated moires, headboards and tended Life Christian kayla Ward, Macy Gore, servant of Jesus. She more. University in Tampa re- Marlee Glance, Caroline enjoyed walking, play- He loved giving unso- ceiving a bachelor’s de- Fleming, Alissa Fleming, ing Uno, and her trips licited dating, beauty gree in theology. John Duncan Fleming, Sami to Georgia. She also en- and fashion advice to had worked with Team- Bobbitt, Daniel Barry, joyed her church, Bible his daughters, but most ster’s Union as a con- Brandon Barry, Evan study, and witnessing importantly, he never crete mixer driver with Barry, Aidan Barry and for the Lord. missed an opportuni- Cleveland Builders Sup- Raylee Barry and one She was preceded in ty to express his love ply. In his later years he great-great-grandson, death by a daughter, or pride of their accom- was a licensed minister Cohen Ward. Judy Weddington; two plishments. and was a member of Services were held at 10 brothers, Joseph “J.C.” He is survived by his Victory Christian Fel- a.m. on Friday, May 10, LeRoy and Julian Le- wife of 39 years, Tina lowship in East Palatka 2019 at Johnson-Over- Roy; and her parents, Mullis, daughters, Misty where he had taught turf Chapel in Palatka Joseph and Annie Belle Manwaring and Lynsey classes. He was also a with Pastor Pete Wilkin- LeRoy. Cox, and granddaughter, member of VFW Post # son officiating. Burial Surviving are a son-in- Clara Moon Cox, neph- 3349. followed at Palatka Me- law, Tim Weddington of ew “son”, Kyle Coleman He is preceded in death morial Gardens. The Palatka; a step-daugh- (Jamie); sisters, Fran- by his parents, Merlin family received friends ter, Colleen Foss of ces Keeton (Paul), Gin- S. Hahn and Gladys B. from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. on Waycross, Georgia; and ger Manning (Larry), Hahn and brother, Mi- Thursday, May 9, 2019 three grandchildren and Jo Mullis, Joan Wilson chael Hahn. at the funeral home. spouse, Kenny Moore of (Dwight - more like a He is survived by his Flowers are grateful- Palatka, Mark Heddon brother to Henry), broth- wife of 26 years, Ter- ly accepted or memorial of Gainesville, and Rich- er, Joel Mullis, brother- ri Hahn of Palatka, donations may be sent to ard and Nicole Wedding- in-law, Greg Jungenberg daughter, Ellen Harvi- Haven Hospice Roberts ton of Palatka. (Jean) and sister-in-law, chak (Devin) of Chardon, Care Center, 6400 St. Funeral services were Kristi Willoughby (Chad). Ohio, brother, Daniel Johns Ave., Palatka, FL held at 1 p.m., Monday, 32177. Hope Henry has been wel- Hahn (Teresa) of Con- May 13 at Masters Fu- comed with loving arms cord Township, Ohio and Memories and condo- neral Home in Palatka by those preceding in granddaughter, Grace lences may be expressed with Pastor David Mer- death: parents, Henry Anna Bennett, niece, to the family at Phyllis’s ritt officiating. Burial “Happy” and Jean Fol- Brittany Hahn, nephews, Book of Memories page followed in Palatka Me- som Mullis, mother and Eric and Jarred Hahn, at www.johnsonoverturf- morial Gardens. father- in-law, Lyle and and great-nephews, Alex, funerals.com. In lieu of flowers, me- Lois Jungenberg, broth- Cody and Shawn Jones. Arrangements were morial donations may er, Richard Mullis, sister, Flowers are grateful- under the direction of be made to Haven Hos- Johnson-Overturf Fu- Gay Wales (Robert), son- ly accepted or memorial pice Roberts Care Cen- Here! in-law, Eason Manwar- donations may be sent neral Home in Palatka. ter, 6400 St. Johns Ave., is ing and grandson, Gray to SAFE Pet Rescue of Palatka, FL 32177. Mes- Manwaring. Putnam County, P O Box Johnson-Overturf sages of encouragement The memory of Henry’s 188, Hollister, FL 32147 Funeral Home or sympathy may be ex- wit and humor will keep or Haven Hospice Rob- 386-325-4521 pressed in her on-line his family laughing for erts Care Center, 6400 INTERLACHEN guestbook at www.the- many years. He was a St. Johns Ave., Palatka, Sheila F. Lyman mastersfuneralhomes. natural jokester. There- FL 32177. Sheila (Patty) F. Ly- com. fore, it seems fitting to A memorial service man, 77, of Masters Funeral Home leave you with a good celebrating John’s life Interlachen, of Palatka was in charge laugh, as he most cer- was held at 11 a.m. on passed from of arrangements. tainly would do. If Henry Thursday, May 9, 2019 this life on Sat- were to write his own at Johnson-Overturf urday, May 4, 2019 at Masters Funeral Home obituary, it might go Chapel in Palatka with Haven Hospice Roberts Palatka something like this: Pastor Ben Tippett of- Care Center following Henry Wallace Mullis, ficiating. The family re- an extended illness. She 386-325-4564 age 64, of Palatka, es- ceived friends at the fu- was a native of Keene, caped his “Bird Cage” on neral home on Thursday New Hampshire and See on page Monday, May 6, 2019, beginning at 10 a.m. had lived in Interlachen Obits Memories and condo- since 1982 coming from A6 Special to the Courier Journal

May 15, 2019 • Courier Journal A6 Chapman’s Corner: Gaming and Tech News would continue to make there aren’t any central announced in the fu- • Rebellion working with him every money from existing servers, so one player ture.” In a tweet, Psy- Aside from the ones I’ve step of the way; we’re Steam players who spend ends up with a much onix said that “anyone already mentioned, RTSs going to be co-creating money within Rocket worse ping than the oth- who owns Rocket League Galactic Battlegrounds the show.” Things can League—buying keys ers. Fingers crossed that through Steam can still Saga and Rebellion are change, and they did, it for the premium Rocket Epic’s considerable Fort- play it and can look for- worth checking out, as seems. Passes, for instance— nite infrastructure can ward to continued sup- is X-Wing Alliance. The It’s not immediately but it’d still be a weird be put to use in that port.” others are mainly me- clear why HBO decid- situation. We’ll have to respect. The deal isn’t In other gaming news diocre, but it’s still good ed to pass on Cogman’s wait and see how that quite settled yet, but all Call of Duty: Black Ops to see EA continuing to Game of Thrones pre- develops. It isn’t stated that’s left are formalities, 4 Battle Edition is the add Star Wars games to quel idea, but HBO pro- in the press release, but it sounds like. “Epic and early unlock for the next Origin Access, and there gramming boss Casey Anthony Chapman we can also expect Epic’s Psyonix currently expect Humble Monthly Bundle, are now more than 30 Bloys previously talked Columnist cross-platform friends to close the acquisition which means you can Star Wars games includ- about why the network and matchmaking sys- at the end of May or ear- play it now for the cost of ed as part of the service. was commissioning so Greetings fellow readers tem to be implemented ly June 2019, subject to a $12 subscription. The The basic Origin Access many, as many as five this is what is going on so that Steam players customary closing con- Battle Edition, usually subscription costs $30 a were reportedly consid- in Chapman’s Corner! can play with Epic Store ditions. $40, contains both the year, or $5 a month, and ered. “The idea was, if Before any of my fellow players, along with all of After some confusion Blackout battle royale gets you access to all of we’re going to try it, let’s Rocket League players the console players we over whether Rocket mode and multiplay- the games in the Vault take a couple of shots panic: this doesn’t mean can already play with. League will be removed er, but not the Zombies plus seven newer games and see,” he said, “My Rocket League is leaving In a Q&A on the Rocket from Steam later this mode. As a reminder, a on a 10-hour trial ba- hope is at least one lives Steam, where its entire League website, Psyonix year, Epic told USGam- subscription to the Hum- sis. It’s a solid deal. The up to the level of qual- PC player base currently states that the gameplay ity showrunners David lives. In the short term, won’t be changing, not Benioff and D.B. Weiss nothing is changing, and that I’d expect it to be- have set.” HBO is pro- Rocket League is still cause of the acquisition, ducing at least one Game available for purchase on but that the new owner- of Thrones prequel, from Steam. The long term pic- ship should bolster the Kingsman and Kick-Ass ture is a little different, competitive scene with writer Jane Goldman. but still nothing to panic new resources for es- The spinoff will follow over. Rocket League will ports events. Psyonix the progression from the release on the Epic Store will stay in its San Diego Age of Heroes into the later this year, and after studio, where it currently Long Night, which takes that, “it will continue to employs 132 people. The place roughly ten thou- be supported on Steam developer has a history sand years before the for all existing purchas- of working with Epic, as events in the original ers.” The wording there the press release men- show. suggests that, at some tions, it worked on the None of the characters point, newcomers to Gears of War and Un- or actors from the main Rocket League will have real Tournament series, Game of Thrones will ap- to buy it through the so perhaps this shouldn’t pear in the new show. Epic Store, but us Steam come as a surprise. My Photo special to the Courier Journal. HBO has ordered a pilot folk can stay put. hope for my favorite game for the new show, but Note: As per the update is that Epic’s resourc- not a full series. Naomi above, it may actually er, “We are continuing ble Monthly Bundle costs Premier version, which es will be used to im- to sell Rocket League on $12 a month, but you is $100 a year, gives you Watts is reportedly going continue to be sold on prove the servers. When to play the lead actress Steam indefinitely—it’s Steam, and have not an- can cancel it at anytime. full access to these ex- I’m partied-up in Snow nounced plans to stop If you wanted, you could tra games, which include role in the show. Follow- not clear yet. If Rock- Day, the best mode, with ing Watts, HBO has add- et League were to cease selling the game there. just grab Black Ops 4 Anthem and Madden 19. friends scattered across Rocket League remains and then cancel before HBO has officially ed another person to the Steam sales but continue North America, we either Game of Thrones prequel to be supported there, I available for new pur- the next bundle. You’d passed on one of the end up on a west coast chasers on Steam, and get access to the Battle Game of Thrones prequel cast. wonder how Valve would or east coast server— Lastly, Guardians of the feel about that deal. Valve long-term plans will be Edition plus all of the shows it was exploring. other games in June’s One of the show’s writ- Galaxy Vol. 3 has been a Obits from page A5 Jr., 80, of East Palatka, deos, ball games, and any bundle, the full contents ers and producers, Bry- much-discussed movie drove his last herd to other events they were of which will be an- an Cogman, had been in part due to how Mar- the pen on Monday, May involved in. nounced at the start of working on the concept vel fired director James PALATKA 6, 2019. Known to his Woody was a family man next month. You can also with George R.R. Mar- Gunn over controversial Frances B. Lee friends as “Woody”, he and a life member of the pause your subscription tin, but he’s now re- tweets and then re-hired Frances Beach Lee, was born in San Mateo Church of Jesus Christ of at any time, stopping the vealed that HBO is going him. Now that he’s back 84, of Palatka, in 1938 to Woodrow Wil- Latter Day Saints where money leaving your ac- in a different direction. in the director’s chair, passed from son Tilton, Sr. and Vella he served as a deacon, count if you don’t like “My prequel show is not when can fans expect this life on Beulah Valentine Tilton teacher and numerous the look of an upcoming happening and will not the movie to actually get Thursday, May and remained a Putnam other positions. He was bundle. You can then re- happen. HBO decided to underway? According to 9, 2019 at Haven Hos- County resident his en- always given to service activate it when you see a go a different way,” he the Hollywood Reporter, pice Satterwhite Campus tire life. Woody graduat- to others and expected bundle you fancy. told The Hollywood Re- Marvel is planning to for Care and Compas- ed from Palatka Senior nothing in return. He Also, The 12 Star Wars porter. Cogman is now begin shooting in 2020. sion following an ex- High School, attended helped many others in games that EA has just working at Amazon on Not only that, but the tended illness. Born in the University of Florida countless ways over the added to Origin Access— their own shows. “I am stars are all expected to St. Augustine to James and claimed to still be years. He would look for its subscription ser- done with Westeros. It’s return for the third mov- Duncan Beach and El- enrolled in the school of someone in need and of- vice that lets you play wonderfully bittersweet. ie in the trilogy. Guard- len Cubbedge Beach, she hard knocks. He was ac- ten provided help anon- a “Vault” of more than I’ll certainly miss it, but ians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 lived most of her life in tive in the 4-H and FFA, ymously. He said many 200 games for a monthly I’m excited to go out on was originally expected Putnam and St. Johns showed cattle and held times all he ever wanted fee—reads like a great- my own and try to be to hit theatres in May Counties. She resided various officer positions. out of life was to provide est hits of games from in the captain’s chair of 2020, but plans changed in Palatka since 2000 In 1974 he received the the necessities of living the franchise. If you’re my own projects, armed when Gunn was fired. moving here from St. outstanding Young Farm- for those who depend- a paid member, you can with everything I’ve Before he was re-hired, Augustine from which er award and in 1954 ed on him and help his now play the likes of Jedi learned,” Cogman said. Gunn signed with War- she had returned to in received an all expense neighbors do the same. Knight: Jedi Academy, “I’ve learned more than ner Bros. to write and di- 1990 when her husband paid trip to National 4-H He also said he wished the original Battlefront 2 I could possibly imagine rect The Suicide Squad. Meek retired from work- Congress in Chicago for that everyone could have and FPS Dark Forces. All from eight seasons of this That movie is releasing ing at the Pentagon. being a state winner in enjoyed as good a life as three of those games are thing. I’m eager to start in August 2021, so some Frances was a dedicated the meat animal program. he has had. on the list of best PC Star the next chapter, but a expected Guardians of homemaker and mother Woody always had a great In addition to his wife Wars games, as are tac- part of my heart will the Galaxy Vol. 3 to not as well as an avid bird- passion for cows, hors- Frances, Woody leaves to tical FPS Republic Com- always live with Game of shoot until later. But it watcher. She was also es and dogs. He raised cherish his memory his mando, Rogue Squadron Thrones.”Cogman wrote looks like plans have a member of St. James registered Brahmans and three daughters, Teri Til- 3D and pod racing game many episodes of Game shifted forward. The en- United Methodist Church crossbred cattle all of his ton Love (Chuck) of East Episode 1: Racer, which of Thrones over the tire future of the Mar- in Palatka. life. In 2009, Woody, his Palatka, Julie Tilton Glis- are also among the 12 years, including Season vel Cinematic Universe In addition to her par- horse and dogs won first son (Mike) of East Palatka games added to the ser- 8 Episode 2, “A Knight is unclear at this stage. ents, she was preceded place in the Florida Cow and Gina Tilton Counts vice. The full list of new of the Seven Kingdoms,” Marvel plans to reveal in death by her husband, Dog Competition and in (Johnny) of Hastings, a additions is: which was much-loved its plans for Phase 4 af- Meek E. Lee and a broth- 2014 he was an Honor- sister, Judy Tilton Urry • Jedi Knight: Jedi by fans. He’s also an ter the release of Spi- er, Jack Beach. ary Team Captain for of Palatka, four brothers, Academy executive producer of der-Man: Far From Home Frances is survived by a the Florida Ranch Rodeo Lawrence V. Tilton (Don- • Battlefront 2 (Clas- Game of Thrones over- in July. That’s right son, Jody Lee (Cristie), a State Finals and Cow- na) of East Palatka, John sic, 2005) all. Regarding the pre- around when Comic-Con daughter, Lizabeth “Beth” boy Heritage Festival. He V. Tilton (Karen) of Sparr, • Republic Commando quel show he was work- takes place in San Diego. McClain, all of Palatka, was also a life-long mem- David V. Tilton (Suzanne) • Rogue Squadron 3D ing on, George R.R. Mar- In others Guardians of a brother, Thomas H. ber of the Florida Cat- of El Paso, Texas and • Dark Forces tin said it was set in a the Galaxy news, Star- Beach of Racy Point, four tleman’s Association and Daniel V. Tilton (Judi) of • Shadows of the Em- “very exciting” period of Lord’s outfit and other grandchildren, Brandon the American Brahman Interlachen, 10 grand- pire Westerosi history. “Bry- related gear is now avail- Lee, Lexie Lee, Shane Li- Breeders Association. He children, Misti Buckles • X-Wing Alliance an’s series will be an able in Fortnite--check les and Dustin Steinmetz served over 20 years as Woods (Travis), Matt • Jedi Knight: Myster- adaptation, and one that out all the images there. and numerous nieces Florida Cattleman’s state Buckles (Casey), Mindi ies of the Sith will thrill most fans of Next up for Gunn is the and nephews. director and six years Buckles, Justin Slaugh- • Galactic Battle- the books, I think, set superhero horror movie Services celebrating as a National Director ter (Tabitha), Dusti grounds Saga during a very exciting Brightburn, which he is Frances’ life were held at for American Brahman Slaughter, Jody Counts, • Starfighter period of Westerosi his- producing. 10 a.m. Tuesday, May 14, Breeders Association. Cheyann Counts Smith • Episode 1 Racer tory,” he said, “And I’ll be 2019 at Johnson-Over- Woody was also a schol- (Ryan), Jett Counts, turf Chapel in Palatka ar writer and his unique Casi Counts and Justin with Pastor Terry Wright sense of humor allowed Morgan, 17 great-grand- officiating. Entombment him to be the author of children and a special “This Body of Death” by Elizabeth George is worth followed at Palatka Me- many colorful articles “Wyoming Cowboy” Alan the effort of lifting its physical mass and trudging morial Gardens. The published in the Flori- Wilder. family received friends da Cattleman’s Journal. Graveside services cele- through 1117 pages of British English, if you like Monday from 6-8 p.m. Many of his articles were brating Woody’s amazing your psychological suspense novels well put together. at Johnson-Overturf Fu- events in his life such life were held at 2 p.m. neral Home in Palatka. as deer and hog hunt- Saturday, May 11, 2019 at Writing it must have been a strategic operation. Is the Flowers are gratefully ing, tending cows, raising San Mateo Cemetery with author a General? The bottom line is that it’s a good accepted or donations dogs and horses, school Bishop Johnny Counts may be sent to Haven days, being with family conducting. read. Hospice Roberts Care and friends in unique sit- The family encouraged The setting shifts between London and the rural New Center, 6400 St. Johns uations and the list goes everyone to: bring a lawn Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. on. Woody also ran a log- chair, umbrella and come Forest (which was new in the Eleventh Century). True Memories and condo- ging business for many in “country attire.” to the book’s psychological orientation, quotes from lences may be expressed years. In lieu of flowers, the to the family at Frances’ For 57 years, Woody family requests memorial an article on psychopathology are interspersed among Book of Memories page was married to Frances donations be sent to the the chapters. at www.johnsonoverturf- Wilder Tilton, who was Putnam County Cattle- funerals.com. from a hard-working man’s Association, Inc (a The characters are well developed. Arrangements were en- Florida Cracker family. 501c3 organization), 156 However, motivations are often well hidden. trusted to Johnson-Over- Woody credited Frances Litzell Road, Interlachen, turf Funeral Home in as being the backbone of FL 32148. Everyone seems to have a problem from Palatka. everything they endeav- Memories and condo- alcoholism to schizophrenia and several ored to do. They raised lences may be expressed Johnson-Overturf three daughters and as to the family at www. are walking neurotics. One might Funeral Home Woody used to say, “They johnsonoverturffunerals. not like all the “good guys” but 386-325-4521 have all been good help com they are understandable. EAST PALATKA with the cows and are Arrangements were en- Woodrow W. Tilton, Jr. still producing grand trusted to Johnson-Over- One of the pioneering young’uns and Brah- turf Funeral Home in cattlemen of man cattle – all are top Palatka. Large Letters Putnam County, quality, most are gentle A recommendation of a large print book Woodrow Wilson and some are available.” Johnson-Overturf in the Crescent City Library “Woody” Tilton, Woody and Frances en- Funeral Home by Nicholas Cole joyed attending their ro- 386-325-4521 Faces & May 15, 2019 COURIER JOURNALP laces Section B Mellon High School Lives On ing and some of the pionship. In 1951 he important events in its returned to coach foot- early life. ball at Mellon and is “The first county pub- believed to be the only lic high school was student to return to the Putnam High School,” school as a member of Ferrell said. “It was lo- the faculty. cated in Palatka Heights Mellon High School and was in poor condi- produced many local G.A. Teske tion. There were two leaders over the years Staff Writer votes held for approval until it was demol- of bond issues to build ished in 1963 after be- a new school, the first ing used as a junior The legacy of Mel- in 1913 and then again high and finally an ele- lon High School lives in 1914. Both failed mentary school. James on. Former students, and the school board Ross Mellon spent a graduates, family and gave up trying. total of fifty-one win- friends filled the fel- “On January 19, 1917 ters in Palatka until he lowship hall at Christ students took mat- passed away October Independent Methodist ters into their own Photo by GA Teske. 24, 1934. Despite the Church last Saturday. hands,” Ferrell said. loss of the school that Edwin Reed, Class of him. Elementary which be- them in 1925 winning “They staged a walkout was so important to 1948 and former owner “Construction began came the John Camp- their own state champi- and marched from the him, he and his wife of Reid’s TV on Crill in 1919,” Ferrell said, bell School. onship. Then followed school to the downtown and their contributions Avenue, served as the “it was completed in W.H. Cassels was up by winning it again area demanding a new to our community will host. 1920 and the school named as the first prin- in 1926 and a third school and a modern be remembered be- James Ross Mellon opened for the first stu- cipal of Mellon High time in a row in 1927.” education.” cause of the Larimer was a member of the dents in 1921 in grades School. Some of the Two of the top athletes James Mellon paid at- Memorial Library, the famous Pittsburg fam- one to twelve.” first faculty were drawn of Mellon were Shaw tention to the events Larimer Arts Center to- ily who founded Mellon It wasn’t long before from the original school Buck in the 1920s and taking place in the day. It was constructed Bank in 1869. James the school became in Palatka Heights. One Charles Harlin Smith in community. With the in memory of his wife and his wife, Rachel overcrowded. In 1924 who became the lon- the 1940s, who became high school lacking who passed away May Larimer and their chil- school population in- gest serving teacher known to everyone as many special facilities 7, 1917. The building dren, began visiting creased by 30% due to was Miss Estelle McK- “Rabbit.” Buck earned and overcrowding in- was turned over to the Palatka in 1883 to es- the passage of Flori- enzie, who taught high a football scholarship creasing, Mellon began Arts Council in 1992 cape the harsh winters da’s Compulsory Edu- school history. She to the University of looking into what he and was placed on the of Pittsburg, Pennsyl- cation Act. Many high taught for twenty-six Florida and went on to could do. He convinced National Register of vania. They continued school classrooms years at Putnam High play professional minor the school board to cre- Historic Places in 2008. to visit every winter were converted for el- and another twenty-six league baseball for the ate a special district in G.A. Teske, author and James began con- ementary students, at Mellon High. This next sixteen years. He the Palatka area and to of four fantasy nov- tributing his time and including the biology may be a record that became the head foot- propose a new school els and an upcoming money to better the lab. Mellon pledged will never be broken in ball coach of Groveland for the district. Since young adult historical community. to give $10,000.00 Putnam County. High School and had the entire county did fiction novel: available Carey Ferrell, a 1947 ($140,000.00 today) to- “The Mellon High Wild- a great career there. not vote on the school at the Courier Journal graduate of Mellon ward a new school or cats had some great Smith accepted a foot- this time, the measure office in Crescent City. High School and for- for remodeling the high sports teams early in ball scholarship to the passed. The students Find out more at www. mer Putnam County school, and the board their history,” Ferrell University of Georgia. were so happy that geraldateske.com. School Superintendent, decided it would be said. “In 1925 the boys He was drafted by the they marched from the Email: ga.teske@yahoo. shared some history better to build another basketball team won Chicago Cardinals in old school right down com and on Facebook: and background about school, elementary this the state champion- 1947 and helped them to Mellon’s home on Dunn’s Creek Fantasy the school, its found- time. This was Palatka ship. The girls matched to win the NFL Cham- Emmett Street to thank Productions, LLC. An Important Exercise for Back Pain Dr. Mercola es all those muscles to the muscular chains in down to your hips — to your toes. a chair. Lightly squat, Natural Health News work together through the front and back of your athletic ability, 4. Gently straighten pushing your buttocks integrated chains of your body. flexibility, balance and your knees as much as back, keeping your Foundation Training, movement, which is According to Good- strength are all depen- you can, pushing your back straight. Place the developed by Dr. Eric how you’re structurally man, most people will dent on having power- hips away from your fingertips of your hands Goodman, a chiroprac- designed to move. notice a difference in ful hips. heels. You’ll likely feel on the front edge of seat tic physician, to ad- By integrating the their body within a week The following is a the muscles at the back of the chair. dress his own chronic muscular chains of or two. Within three quick summary of how of your legs start to With your knees slight- back pain, is a simple your body, Foundation weeks, you should no- to perform The Found- tremble. This shaking ly bent, the weight on yet powerful approach Training strengthens tice profound differenc- er, which both stretch- is your body adapting your heels, walk your that can significantly and realigns your spine es, provided you’re do- es and strengthens as to a longer tension. fingertips across the decrease back pain. It’s and core, which in turn ing the exercises five to the same time. For a 5. Walk your hands seat, away from you also profoundly useful may alleviate any back 10 minutes every single demonstration, be sure forward, pushing your as you push your hips for anyone who spends pain you may have. No day. You don’t need to to watch the featured hips backward, until back. more than three hours equipment is needed, worry about recovery video. Hold each posi- your hips and hands Once you’ve reached sitting each day, wheth- so you can do these ex- here, as you’re not ex- tion for 10 to 20 sec- are as far apart as pos- the limit of your stretch, er you have back pain ercises just about any- ercising your muscles onds. sible. Make sure you lift your torso, extend- yet or not. where, at any time. to failure, where you’re 1. Stand with feet keep your knees slight- ing your lower spine, Studies have con- Three Principles of breaking down micro- shoulder-width apart. ly bent the whole time. and push your hands firmed prolonged sit- Foundation Training fibrils in your muscles Thrust your buttocks 6. Place your hands out behind you to wid- ting is an independent The three principles that would need time to out behind you, bend- on your shins, keep- en your chest as much risk factor for chron- of Foundation Training repair. ing at the hips, while ing your weight back as possible. Be sure to ic disease,2,3 prema- are: You’re simply repat- lengthening your tor- on your heels. Squeeze squeeze your shoulder ture aging4 and early 1. Anchoring — Per- terning, teaching your so, opening your chest your shoulder blades blades together. death, as it shuts down form the exercises body how to move bet- and lifting your ster- together to widen your Shift your arms for- a number of basic bodi- barefoot and, ideally, ter. Postural exercis- num; arms stretched chest as you slowly ward, as high as you ly functions at the mo- walk barefoot as often es such as those de- backward with thumbs raise your chest up. can overhead, thumbs lecular level. Excessive as you can. With your scribed here are critical pointing out. Make sure you’re ex- pointing inward toward sitting, especially with shoes off, pay attention for properly supporting The forward fold tending your back. As each other, while push- poor posture, is also a to pushing your feet your frame during dai- should be the result of you feel the muscles in ing your buttocks out, primary cause of back into the ground. Most ly activities, and will pushing your hips back, your lower back engage, lengthening through pain.5 people have weak feet also allow you to safely not leaning forward. push your hands out your back. This will in- While it might seem with poor grip strength. perform high-intensity Your knees should be behind you as in step 1. tensify the pressure in like sitting is more re- Think of your feet as exercises without risk- positioned above your Push your knees back your back. Engage the laxing than standing, anchors for your entire ing injury due to poor heels, not beyond your to keep your weight on hamstrings by lightly you’re actually placing body in a sea of gravity. postural movement. toes, as when squat- your heels. squeezing your knees 40% to 90% more pres- So, push back against The Core Foundation ting. Knees should be 7. Shift into position 2, together and straight- sure and stress on your gravity. Stand as big, Training Exercise — soft but not overly bent. pushing your arms as ening your legs ever so back when sitting than broad and as tall as The Founder You should feel tension high as you can over- slightly. when standing.6 you can. Try to really One of the core Foun- in your lower back in head while pushing Slowly stand up, low- Sitting or standing in grab the ground with dation Training exercis- this posture. your knees back. Hold ering your arms as you a hunched-forward po- your feet by activating es is called “The Found- 2. Shift your arms for- for a few seconds, then raise your torso. sition also contributes your arches, toes and er.” For a demonstra- ward, as high as you stand up. As discussed in the to pain in other areas, ankles. tion, see the featured can overhead, thumbs Acute Back Pain? Do video, sweating is one such as your neck, 2. Decompression — video. It helps reinforce pointing inward toward This 2-Minute barometer for how well shoulders, jaw, knees The basic principle here proper movement while each other, while push- Exercise Daily you’re doing the exer- or shins, for example. is to actively lift your strengthening the entire ing your buttocks out, The next exercise cise. The reason for this Headaches can also be rib cage up, engaging back of your body by lengthening through demonstrated by Good- is because the more triggered. All of these your sternocleidomas- dispersing your weight your back. This will in- man is a slightly mod- muscles your body en- painful issues can be toid (SCM) muscles through the posterior tensify the pressure in ified Founder that is gages, the greater your sourced back to postur- (the superficial cervical muscle chains. As a re- your back. Engage the particularly beneficial exertion, resulting in al imbalances, includ- muscles in your neck sult, your weight shifts hamstrings by lightly for those with chronic sweating. ing shortening of your responsible for your back toward your heels squeezing your knees back pain and/or lim- As you get more used anterior (front) chain of ability to rotate and flex and “untucks” your pel- together and straight- ited range of motion, to the exercise and your muscles and the sub- your head) and breath- vis. ening your legs ever so be it due to age, pain strength increases, you occipital muscles in the ing into your rib cage By doing so, you slightly. or excess weight. For will naturally start to back of your neck. while tightening your lengthen your hip flex- 3. Bending at the hips, acute back pain, Good- engage more and more Your core is anything belly. As you exhale, do ors, gaining length at slowly fold forward un- man recommends doing of the smaller muscles that connects to your not allow your belly and the front of your body, til your hands touch this exercise as much in your muscles chains. pelvis, whether above torso to sag. which in turn allows the floor (or as close as 10 to 20 times a day. Shaking or trembling or below it, and this 3. Integration — This your hips to hinge prop- to the floor as you can Hold each position for is the best indicator, includes your ham- is where the Founda- erly. As noted by Good- get). Make sure your 10 to 20 seconds. Goodman says, and the strings, glutes and ad- tion exercises come into man, when it comes to weight remains focused Stand feet shoul- stronger you are, the ductor muscles. Foun- play, which integrate your core, it all comes on your heels opposed der-width apart, facing more you’ll tremble. dation Training teach- B2 Courier Journal • May 15, 2019 Our community. Our people. All local.

Keep Putnam Beautiful is having their CHARITABLE struggling with drug addiction CRUISERS 1st & 3rd Mon. 7p.m. get them the help they need. Every 4th Sat. 5-8 p.m. 318 Osceola St, Palatka countywide cleanup on Saturday, May 18. ORGANIZATIONS Call for a free brochure on 900 Block, St. Johns Ave 386-325-5295 PUTNAM COUNTY COMMUNITY THRIFT SHOP the signs of addiction for all Palatka They will be picking up litter at 19 locations Tues. & Thurs. 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. drugs. Narconon also offers BASS CAPITAL VFW POST SHRINE CLUB around the county. Bring gloves and wear Corner Lemon and Main. behind free screenings and referrals. 10177 Fri. 14 oz Top Sirloin, Baked Howe Methodist Church - Cres- 800-431-1754 or DrugAbuseS- 3rd Thursday, 6:30 p.m. potato, & salad $15 closed toe shoes. For more information email cent City olution.com. Narconon can help Meets at F.O.E. 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Adoption Center 7 p.m. at the Church of the Holy Cub Scouts 2nd & 4th Wed or email [email protected] 819 S Moody Road Palatka Comforter in Crescent City. 4 p.m. SCHOOL ADVISORY formation you can go to their Facebook page at Open Daily 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. ASSISTANCE FOR Church of Jesus Christ of COUNCIL MT. CARMEL COMMUNITY FLORIDA SERVICES Latter Day Saints 1st Tues. 2 p.m. www.facebook.com/bluecrabfestivalpalatka/. RESOURCE CENTER INC. Tues. 10 a.m. 2376 S US Highway 17 CCJSHS, Media Center The Viking 5K Run is a fun-filled event on Mon. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Church Crescent City 386-698-1629 400 East Oak St, Palatka 204 State Rd 26 – Melrose 307-413-7723 WELAkA DUPLICATE Saturday, May 25 from 8 to 10 a.m. welcom- 386-937-2447 / 916-9556 24 Hr. Hot-line 352-475-2177 CREATE! ARTISTS’ gUILD BRIDgE PALATkA CHRISTIAN CELEBRATE RECOVERY OF NORTH FLORIDA Friday, 10 a.m. ing runners, health-walkers, families and any- SERVICE CENTER at. 7:15 p.m. 4th Sat. 10:30 a.m. Welaka Woman’s Club Mon. – Fri. 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Dunns Creek Baptist Church Larimer Art Center 386-467-8472 one who seeks to raise their heart rates and 2600 Peters St. – Palatka 386-328-8650 216 Reid St. – Palatka Lessons Available support St. Johns River State College’s athletic 386-328-0984 PALS CRESCENT CITY SOUTH PUTNAM SECOND TIME AROUND SHOP (People Adjusting to Limited MOOSE LODgE WOMAN’S CLUB programs. All proceeds are deposited by the Tues. 12-4, Thurs. 8-12 Sight) US 17 South Crescent City 3rd Mon. 6:30 p.m. Community United PALS is no longer holding 386-649-0745 Culver Room SJR State Foundation and administered by Methodist Church Crescent City Public Library meetings. CRESCENT CITY ROTARY 126 Highlands Ave, Lake Como CLUB 386-698-3556 the SJR State Athletic Association according LEE CONLEE HOUSE ST. JOHN CATHOLIC SOUTH PUTNAM Victim Advocate available in Tuesday mornings to the needs of the athletic department and CHRISTIAN SERVICE CENTER at 7:30 a.m. at the home of the CHURCH CARD PARTY Crescent City by appointment. 3rd Thurs. 10 p.m. $4 Lunch Tues. & Thurs. 10 a.m. – 1:30 To schedule an appointment Fraternal Order of the Eagles student-athletes. to register go to www.runsig- p.m. 110 Shrine Club Road Hwy 20 – Interlachen please call 386-546-7675 SUNDAY DINNER 219 N. 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The event will meet and greet with story- PUTNAM COUNTY HOME Mon. 11 a.m. Yoga FRATERNAL ORDER COMMUNITY EDUCATORS OF EAgLES 4355 386-328-0984 Tues. 1 - 3 p.m. Bingo US COAST gUARD book characters, balloons, clowns, and special (HCE) Wed. 12-3 p.m. Card Games Sat. 8 p.m. Band 2nd Wed. Ag. Building Sun. 4 p.m. Karaoke AUXILIARY MEETINg guests from MOSH (the Jacksonville Museum Fri. 1 - 3 p.m. Bingo 3rd Thurs. 7 p.m. 111 Yelvington Rd., E. Pal. 3rd Thursday Covered Dinner Mon. 7:30 p.m. Darts Call Mary Ellen Clifton Tues. & Wed. 1 p.m. Pinochle Men & Women needed to of Science and History). For more information First Friday Fun Day 11 a.m.-3 p.m. assist w/ homeland security & 386-649-8856 Butler Bldg Conf. Room Tues. & Thurs. 6:30 p.m. ARk ANIMAL RESCUE Bingo boating safety contact Paige Chase at 386-336-8536. Putnam Community Medical VFW Meeting Hall Pet Adoption & Thrift Store Center Wed. 5 p.m. Tacos Beck 5K Run presents Capes and Cakes 1952 S. 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For girls grades 4-12 State Rd 19 – Palatka Uninsured- 1st Three Friday/ Georgetown Community Center 386-328-9133 mo 386-467-7204 Bi-weekly on Tues Contact Misty Guessford at 386-328-0344 or Howe Memorial Church VFW POST 3349 114 Amos Rd-Crescent City THE EDgAR JOHNSON Mon. & Wed. 10 am - 1 pm [email protected] for details or Open first three Mondays of Crescent City SENIOR CENTER 386-916-2176 Selling Sandwiches the month Tues. 10 a.m. Seniors vs Crime http://racesmith.com/races/Beck5K.html HISTORIC CENTRAL Tue. 6 p.m. Bingo College Park Baptist Church Wed .1:30 p.m. Cane Fu Les- Wed. 1 p.m. Veteran’s Rd Tbl 386-269-9786 sons ACADEMY The Ravine Gardens is having a summer 3rd Mon. 5:30 p.m. 2nd Fri. 6 p.m. Steak Night ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Wed. 12:30 Paint Class $7 mo. 3201 Reid St, Palatka archeology series beginning on Friday, June Mon. 7 p.m. Call 386-329-0469 Preservation & Community Development Inc. 386-328-2863 Church of the Holy Comforter TOPS FLORIDA #435 Welaka 21 with Tools of the Trade. 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1260 TheTheMixMix A.M WIYD May 15, 2019 • Courier Journal B3 Test Your Strength Against Crocs in this New Exhibit Special to the The exhibit edu- exhibits. Admission Courier Journal cates guests about to “Crocs” is $8 for crocodilian diver- adults; $7 for Flori- Florida Museum sity and features da residents, seniors of Natural History live animals includ- and college students; visitors can learn ing broad-snouted $5.50 for ages 3-17 about the original caimans, a nest of and free to muse- gator nation in the American alligator um members and new “Crocs: Ancient hatchlings, a Sia- UF students with a Predators in a Mod- mese crocodile and valid Gator 1 card. ern World” exhibit an African dwarf Complete admission with a fun-for-all-ag- crocodile. This ex- pricing information es opening day cele- hibit also has mod- is available online bration May 18 from el dioramas of four at www.floridamu- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. different crocodilian seum.ufl.edu/visit/ “The ‘Crocs’ exhibit species including a plan. The Florida is a great opportu- life-size model of the Museum will display nity to get up close saltwater crocodile the exhibit through and personal with Gomek, the largest January 5, 2020. live animals we don’t crocodile ever exhib- This exhibit was see in Gainesville’s Photo special to the Courier Journal. ited in North Amer- created by Peel- lakes and water- ica. ists’ efforts to save odilian, as well as modern alligators, ing Productions at ways,” said Florida Guests can test these creatures in view the skull of one and we’re excited to Clyde Peeling’s Rep- Museum associate their strength the wild. The exhib- of the University of have the opportuni- tiland and spon- curator of herpe- against a crocodile’s it also explains how Florida’s last live ty to show some of sored in part by Visit tology David Black- bite, learn to speak alligators are a type mascots and five- these fossils in the Gainesville/Alachua burn. “More close- “croc,” and make of crocodilian, while million-year-old fos- exhibit,” said Julie County, University ly related to birds the water dance like skull models illus- sil specimens found Waters, Florida Mu- of Florida Student and dinosaurs than alligators do. An in- trate the differences at the museum’s seum exhibit coordi- Government and the other living reptiles, teractive map show- between alligators Montbrook dig site nator. Florida Division of the crocodilians in cases where croco- and crocodiles. in Levy County. While the opening Cultural Affairs. this exhibit provide dilians live around Visitors can step “The Montbrook activities are free, For more informa- a window into the the world and a into the shoes of a fossil site produc- there is an admis- tion, visit www.flor- unique biology and mini-theater plays paleo-artist and cre- es the best sample sion charge for the idamuseum.ufl.edu/ conservation chal- videos document- ate a 3D animation ever found of a very “Crocs” and “But- exhibits/crocs or lenges of these fan- ing conservation- of an extinct croc- early population of terfly Rainforest” call 352-846-2000. tastic animals.” Addressing the Needs of Caregivers Helping the Military Special to the caring for. If you ble and invisible in- Courier Journal can, find other sup- juries or illnesses of port.” their loved ones. In “You’re sitting at One place to find the study, 17 percent home one night and that support has of civilian caregivers get a phone call that been the American reported spending your husband is be- Legion Auxiliary more than 40 hours ing medevaced and (ALA), the world’s per week providing he’s coming home. largest women’s pa- care; 12 percent of They said it was triotic service orga- post-9/11 military for spinal injuries,” nization. The orga- caregivers and 10 recalled Mandy nization recently re- percent of pre-9/11 Spooneybarger, 36, ceived a grant from military caregivers caregiver to her hus- the Elizabeth Dole spent more than 40 band, Charles, an Foundation’s Hidden hours per week. Army veteran. “You Heroes Campaign It’s OK not to be have to live in your for innovative and OK and ask for new normal. It’s evidence-based pro- help stressful. It’s isolat- grams that address “Anger is a big ing. You have to let the long-term needs Photo special to the Courier Journal. thing. Address that go of what you had. of military caregiv- as soon as you can,” That is the hardest Veterans Depend their dedicated care- support. Respite ers, spouses, par- on Caregivers givers,” said Kathy bags were handed said Spooneybarg- part. Sometimes it ents and loved ones er. “Because that’s takes years. You can “The ALA recogniz- Dungan, nation- out to each caregiv- caring for service- es that many veter- al president of the er at registration. the biggest reason I find strength from members and veter- see why people leave the person you are ans depend daily on organization. “We Although the event ans at home. recognize how im- is centered around their spouses - un- portant it is to sup- veterans, the bags resolved anger. They port caregivers and and warm welcomes take it out on the only safe place they All-U-Can-Eat address the unique from Auxiliary vol- stresses they face unteers and staff know - the person CRAB LEGS to help ensure our made the caregiv- holding their hand nation’s heroes are ers feel special. Pro- through the whole Delicious! supported for years grams relevant to process.” to come.” the needs of mili- For Kostiw, it’s At the National Vet- tary caregivers are about finding time erans Creative Arts typically focused on for herself. 4 - 8 p.m. Festival (NVCAF) the servicemember “More than once, Juicy! you think, I can’t do Karaoke Thurs. 4:30 - 9 p.m. last fall, the grant or veteran, and only helped the Auxil- incidentally relat- this anymore, I want Monday-Thursday 11-9 to get out of it, but Friday-Sat. 11-10 • Sunday 12-9 PRIME iary provide sever- ed to the caregiv- FRUITLAND / GEORGETOWN al opportunities to er’s role. There are then he needs some- CR 308 & 309 ON LEFT RIB empower caregivers gaps in needed pro- thing, and I have to 386-467-8666 Fri. & Sat. and provide social grams, which the be there for him to www.RIVERPUBITALIANGRILLE.COM 5 p.m. - Close grant helped to ad- give it to him,” she dress. In addition, said. “Do what you the funding provid- can and if you can’t ed the opportunity do it, ask for help.” to build skills and Through the edu- confidence as care- cational program givers. and social support Caregivers Need opportunities that Support Too were offered at the Dolores Kostiw, 71, NVCAF, Kostiw and caregiver to her hus- others learned it was band, Steve, an Air OK to not be OK and Force veteran, said, to ask for help as a “I retired two years caregiver. They had ago. I’m around to the opportunity to help do what he show their emotions needs to do, make in a welcoming en- sure he gets in and vironment with oth- out of the shower ers in similar situa- OK. If he needs help tions. Some also of- with his shoes or fered suggestions on dressing of any sort, how to cope, based I can try and help on their own experi- him with that. It’s ences. very hard because To learn more about he’s first - I have to how to get involved make sure he’s OK in the ongoing work and everything be- of supporting care- fore I can take care givers and to give of myself.” back to veterans, the According to a military and their Rand Corp. study, families, visit www. there are more than ALAforVeterans.org. 5.5 million military and veteran caregiv- ers in the U.S. They spend many hours tending to the visi- B4 Courier Journal • May 15, 2019

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LEGAL NOTICE of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to rossword uzzle NOTICE OF APPLICATION be issued thereon. The certificate C P FOR TAX DEED number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that names in which it was assessed are PINCO PROPERTIES LLC the as follows: holder of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax Certificate Number 0003928 deed to be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of is- Year of Issuance 2012 suance, the description of the prop- Description of Property: erty, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS UNIT 15, MB4 P186 BLK 53 LOT Certificate Number 0001992 306 PARCEL NUMBER 20-10-24-4074- Year of Issuance 2012 0530-3060 Description of Property: Name in which assessed Adams PT OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4 OR504, Ronald L. P206 (PARCEL 42 FOREST HILLS, ESTS UNRECORDED) All of said property being in the PARCEL NUMBER 01-12-26-2730- County of Putnam, State of Florida. 0000-0420 Unless such certificate or certifi- Name in which assessed MCKEL- cates shall be redeemed according VEY RICHARD E. to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be All of said property being in the sold to the highest bidder ONLINE County of Putnam, State of Florida. at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com on the 12th day of June, 2019, at Unless such certificate or certifi- 10:00 A.M. cates shall be redeemed according to law the property described in Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder ONLINE TIM SMITH at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT on the 12th day of June, 2019, at PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 10:00 A.M. (SEAL) Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 By: /s/ Donna Wheeler Deputy Clerk TIM SMITH CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT You can find more information PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- deeds/list.html (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE You can find more information online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- NOTICE OF APPLICATION deeds/list.html FOR TAX DEED

5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that WEINAUG WAYNE V the holder LEGAL NOTICE of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to NOTICE OF APPLICATION be issued thereon. The certificate FOR TAX DEED number and year of issuance, the description of the property, and the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that names in which it was assessed are ROBERT M. WALTERS the holder as follows: of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to Certificate Number 0002620 be issued thereon. The certificate number and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance 2014 description of the property, and the Description of Property: names in which it was assessed are as follows: BROWNS S/D DB194 P228 LOT H PARCEL NUMBER 10-10-27-0900- Certificate Number 0003410 0000-0080

Year of Issuance 2012 Name in which assessed TILTON Description of Property: TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING INC. INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS UNIT 10, MB4 P120 BLK 56 LOT 17 All of said property being in the PARCEL NUMBER 09-10-24-4069- County of Putnam, State of Florida. Certificate Number 0011911 0560-0170

Unless such certificate or certifi- Year of Issuance 2016 Name in which assessed BOY- cates shall be redeemed according Description of Property: Solution is on B2. LAND HAROLD J ZITA B FOLEY. to law the property described in such certificate or certificates will be INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS All of said property being in the sold to the highest bidder ONLINE UNIT 11, MB4 P171 BLK A LOT 15 SUDOKU County of Putnam, State of Florida. at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com PARCEL NUMBER 14-10-24-4070- on the 12th day of June, 2019, at 0010-0150 Unless such certificate or certifi- 10:00 A.M. cates shall be redeemed according Name in which assessed NESBIT to law the property described in Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 ROBERTA LYNN WATERS. such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder ONLINE TIM SMITH All of said property being in the at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT County of Putnam, State of Florida. on the 12th day of June, 2019, at PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 10:00 A.M. Unless such certificate or certifi- (SEAL) cates shall be redeemed according Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 By: /s/ Donna Wheeler to law the property described in Deputy Clerk such certificate or certificates will be TIM SMITH sold to the highest bidder ONLINE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT You can find more information at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- on the 12th day of June, 2019, at deeds/list.html 10:00 A.M. (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE TIM SMITH You can find more information CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- NOTICE OF APPLICATION PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA deeds/list.html FOR TAX DEED

(SEAL) 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that By: /s/ Donna Wheeler DONALD SCHOONER the holder Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to You can find more information NOTICE OF APPLICATION be issued thereon. The certificate online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- FOR TAX DEED number and year of issuance, the deeds/list.html description of the property, and the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that names in which it was assessed are 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 EUGENE TOWNSEND the holder as follows: of the following certificate has filed said certificate for a tax deed to Certificate Number 0000274 be issued thereon. The certificate LEGAL NOTICE number and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance 2016 NOTICE OF APPLICATION description of the property, and the Description of Property: names in which it was assessed are FOR TAX DEED as follows: INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that UNIT 27, MB5 P59 BLK 10 LOT 15 DONALD SCHOONER the holder Certificate Number 0003924 PARCEL NUMBER 01-09-24-4086- of the following certificate has filed 0100-0150 said certificate for a tax deed to Year of Issuance 2012 be issued thereon. The certificate Description of Property: Name in which assessed 21 Hold- number and year of issuance, the ings LLC. description of the property, and the INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS names in which it was assessed are UNIT 15, MB4 P186 BLK 53 LOT All of said property being in the as follows: 289 County of Putnam, State of Florida. PARCEL NUMBER 20-10-24-4074- Certificate Number 0018014 0530-2890 Unless such certificate or certifi-

cates shall be redeemed according Year of Issuance 2016 Name in which assessed Wilson to law the property described in Description of Property: Anna. such certificate or certificates will be sold to the highest bidder ONLINE ASSESSORS MAP 32-11-27 MB2 All of said property being in the at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com P53, DIV N LOT 5 BK93 P368 County of Putnam, State of Florida. on the 12th day of June, 2019, at PARCEL NUMBER 32-11-27-0170- 10:00 A.M. 0140-0050 Unless such certificate or certifi- cates shall be redeemed according Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 Name in which assessed RESOP to law the property described in AUDREY M TRUSTEE PUTNAM such certificate or certificates will be TIM SMITH LAND CONSERVANCY. sold to the highest bidder ONLINE CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA All of said property being in the on the 12th day of June, 2019, at County of Putnam, State of Florida. 10:00 A.M. (SEAL) By: /s/ Donna Wheeler Unless such certificate or certifi- Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 Deputy Clerk cates shall be redeemed according to law the property described in TIM SMITH You can find more information such certificate or certificates will be CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- sold to the highest bidder ONLINE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA deeds/list.html at www.putnam.realtaxdeed.com

on the 12th day of June, 2019, at (SEAL) 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 10:00 A.M. By: /s/ Donna Wheeler Deputy Clerk LEGAL NOTICE Dated this 22nd day of April, 2019 You can find more information NOTICE OF APPLICATION TIM SMITH online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- FOR TAX DEED CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT deeds/list.html PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that

5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 STEVEN C. CULLEN the holder (SEAL) of the following certificate has filed By: /s/ Donna Wheeler LEGAL NOTICE said certificate for a tax deed to Deputy Clerk be issued thereon. The certificate NOTICE OF APPLICATION number and year of issuance, the You can find more information FOR TAX DEED description of the property, and the online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- names in which it was assessed are deeds/list.html NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that as follows: EUGENE TOWNSEND the holder 5/8, 5/15, 5/22, 5/29/19 May 15, 2019 • Courier Journal B5 CLASSIFIEDS Employment Real Estate For Rent STE A, Seville, FL Looking For Office 32190. 2BR $606/ Manager for realty INDEX AND INFORMATION month, 3BR $666/ company! month, 4BR $701/ Must be licensed month. Rental as- Realtor. Send resume sistance available to: pccjnews@gmail. for those who qual- Lost and Found Help Wanted Resort-Vacation com, subject: “Box ify. Now accepting Personal Notices Work Wanted Rentals Buy 3, Get One FREE A” or mail to PCCJ - Section 8 Call Patty Apartments In the following categories: Announcements, Garage Sales, Employment, Employment, 320 N. Special Occasions at 386-749-0075. Homes / Mobile Summit St., Crescent Memories Pets, Recreational, Agricultural, Merchandise and Transportation. Currently running City, FL 32112. rent special. This in- Business Opp. Real Estate stitution is an equal Employment Inq. opportunity pro- For Rent Investments vider & employer. Farm Machinery Wanted to Rent Loans PAID CLASSIFIEDS ROOM FOR RENT - EQUAL HOUSING Farm Implements Property $450/month includes OPPORTUNITY Farm Tools Homes / Auctions FIRST 20 WORDS FOR 5 DOLLARS • ADD’L WORDS 25 CENTS EACH fridge, private en- TDD PHONE 1-800- trance, private bath, 955-8771 TFN DEADLINE: 10 A.M. Monday own parking. No LAKEVIEW GROVE Barter Garage Sales Prior to Wednesday’s Publication Day pets. No smoking. APTS. 62 or older, Yard/Moving Sales Must pass credit & disabled or handi- Trades/Barters Boats for Sale (EXCEPT LEGAL HOLIDAYS) Marine Supplies background checks. capped regardless of Wants/Needs Please contact Chris age, with or without Recreational 386/698-1644 • Fax 698-1994 • email: [email protected] at 772-224-4379. children. 1 BR - 502/ Vehicles Office Hours: 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. • Closed Sat. and Sun. STUDIO OR OF- month & 2 BR - $612/ For Sale/Rent FICE available. month. Central heat/ Auctions CHECK YOUR AD for errors the first day. Lake Street Publishing Company $450/month. Private, air, blinds. Section 8 will be responsible for the first incorrect insertion and to no greater extent secure parking. Re- accepted. Rental as- Day Care than the cost of the space occupied by the error. The publisher assumes no ceptionist available. sistance may be avail- Tutoring Autos / Trucks financial responsibility for errors of omission of copy. Lake Street Publish- Call 386-325-2672 able for those who Schools Motorcycles For Sale ing Company re-serves the right to correctly classify, delete objectionable for more information. qualify. Call Lucretia Auto Parts and words, phrases or refuse any advertisement. 386-698-2513. TTD For Adoption Repairs 1-800-955-8771. 629 Reduced Gunby Court in Cres- Rent cent City. Equal Hous- ing Opportunity. This Amounts!!! institution is an equal opportunity provid- 2 Bedroom: 3 Bedroom: er & employer. TFN. $460!! $500!! Legal Schools & Instruction 4 Bedroom: Notices $540!! AVIATION Grads work LEGAL NOTICE with JetBlue, United, Delta and others- start here with Notice to Heirs and Creditors Looking for a fax Smith Thomas hands on training for FAA Estate of Algertha B Williams certification. Financial aid if qualified. Call AIM 888- Court Apartments Date of Birth April 3, 1940 242-2649. 849 Bay Lane To All Heirs, and Creditors: The decedent, Algertha B Williams, Crescent City, who lived @712 N 17th Street or copy service? Palatka, FL 32117 died December FL 32112 3,2012.

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