Putnam County

August 28, 2013 • Volume 69, No. 15 (2 sections) Crescent City, Florida 50¢ (Includes 7% FL Sales Tax) Serving Satsuma • Pomona Park • Lake Como • Crescent City • Seville • Pierson • Welaka • Fruitland • Georgetown • East Palatka • Palatka • Interlachen since 1898

Coaching the Mature Driver The Putnam Safety Association will conduct Another Successful Fundraiser a “Coaching the Mature Driver” course which Mike Jones Staff Writer Bob Martin meets Florida requirements for the auto lia- President bility insurance discount for licensed drivers The second fund- Putnam Family Fitness aged 55 and above. The course will be held on raiser for William “BJ’ Center Wednesday, August 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Laurie held this past at Putnam Safety Association, 218 St. John’s Saturday at Merrill Avenue, Palatka. The cost is $10. Call 386-328- Hancock & Turner In- 8007 to make your reservation. surance in Palatka was a success. A steady stream of bargain seek- Gem City Shrimp Blast ers turned out for the Celebrate the running of shrimp on the St. Stuff and Things Sale, Johns River! Downtown Palatka, Inc. announc- helping Laurie and es a new event at the City of Palatka’s River- his family move closer front Park. This new yearly event will be held to their goal of rais- on Labor Day weekend, with Saturday, August ing $50,000. All pro- 31, being the focus this year. The event will ceeds from the fund- include many different activities throughout raiser will go toward the day. Music and food will begin at 11 a.m., stem cell treatment Photos by Mike Jones and continue through 10 p.m. Shrimp is the and travel expenses for There was plenty to chose from at the Stuff & Things fundraiser sale featured item! Activities for the children will spinal cord injuries, this past Saturday. be offered, along with kayak activities. Beck which rendered Lau- Nissan will be sponsoring the ever famous and rie a quadriplegic last Laura Turner, Laurie’s stopped by to give a do- fundraising events or fun Jello Jump! To cap the evening off, the City April. mother, “We appreci- nation, it really means how you can help, call: of Palatka has rescheduled the rain canceled “It’s a lot of work but ate everyone who came a lot to us.” For more 386-325-0100 or 386- Fourth of July fireworks to that night at 9 p.m. every cent counts,” said out and shopped or information on future 972-3963. Downtown Palatka, Inc. is inviting all groups, churches and clubs to take part by serving shrimp of some variety to raise funds for their group. Children’s activities businesses, crafters Man Charged With Student Arrested and artists are invited to participate for a very small fee. Pet rescue groups offering adoptions Attempted Murder For Possession are free! For more information or how to partic- Joseph with a large officials, who related ipate, please call 386-312-6266. butcher knife and a to him they received wooden cane. a tip about Shaquille Deputies observed Brown, a student, sell- Movie in the Park Jerry attempting to ing cannabis at the The next Movie in the Park to be shown at stab Joseph with the school. The tipster fur- Eva Lyon Park is Batman Forver. The film will knife and trying to ther allowed that the be shown at 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, August 31. choke Joseph with drugs were concealed Bring lawn chairs and blankets. a hand around his inside of a large Ari- neck. Deputies gave zona brand sweet tea Joseph orders to drop can. Old Florida Harvest Festival the knife, however; he Shaquille Brown A subsequent search The 6th Annual Old Florida Harvest Festival failed to comply ini- of Brown revealed that will be held on Saturday, August 31, from 9 Jerry Hibbard tially. Deputies again Palatka- FL: On he was in possession a.m. to 3 p.m., at Log Cabin Farm, Vineyard ordered him to drop Tuesday, August 20, of the can described and Winery. The event will include a musca- Interlachen- On the knife, Jerry relaxed 2013, Putnam County by the tipster. The can dine cook-off starting at 9:30 a.m., “My BFF” Thursday, August 22, his grip and Joseph Sheriff’s Office School contained 16 small dog show beginning at 10:30 a.m., face paint- 2013, Putnam Coun- grabbed the knife from Resource Deputies re- bags of cannabis, con- ing for the kids, crowning of the 2013 Grape ty Sheriff’s Office Dep- him, attempting to sponded to the Dean’s cealed within a hidden Goddess at 1:30 p.m., grape stomping through- uties responded to a stab Jerry. office at Palatka High compartment. out the day, golf cart vineyard tours, live enter- possible armed distur- According to the re- School. Brown was subse- tainment and karaoke, vendors, country BBQ, bance call at 127 Lake port, the bathroom Upon arrival, Dep- quently arrested for food, wine, beer and cold drinks, and games Louise Circle. walls and floor were uty Sheriff Diamond possession of can- for kids. Upon arrival, depu- covered in blood as Lewis indicated he nabis, with intent to Bring a lawn chair and sit amidst the beau- ties were met by a hys- a result of the stab- could smell the odor sell and possession of ty of the vineyard. You are asked to not bring terical female who in- bing and struggle. In- of cannabis inside the drug paraphernalia. coolers. Pets are allowed, as long as they are dicated Jerry Hibbard vestigation revealed office. Deputy Lewis His bond was set at on a leash, and no pets, other than service an- was in the home, try- that Jerry entered the was briefed by school $1508.00. imals, can be in the retail store, due to health ing to kill her father- home without permis- regulations. in-law, Joseph Leon- sion and confronted ard. The female told Joseph. deputies that Joseph The cause of the Quilt Raffle and Jerry were fighting confrontation is un- The Humane Society of Northeast Florida, in the bathroom with known; however there Inc. is currently sponsoring a Quilt Raffle. This a knife. was some indication of lovely quilt handmade and donated by Sherry Deputies entered the longstanding animos- Mehl features cats and can currently be seen at residence and imme- ity between the two the shelter. The quilt will be at the Thrift Store diately heard an obvi- men. Jerry was arrest- ous altercation. Once ed on charges of bur- for view during the month of July. Raffle tick- at the bathroom door, glary and attempted ets are available at our Thrift Store in Palatka deputies observed first degree murder. Tea can used by student to conceal 16 bags of can- or at the Shelter in Hollister for $1 each or 6 Jerry standing over nabis. for $5. The drawing will be held on Labor Day, September 2. All proceeds go to provide loving care for the homeless cats and dogs at the shel- ter. For more information call 386-325-1587. Phone App Designed to Help Manatees Special to the serve.IO. “With the records since record atee Club’s free public Courier Journal majority of the pub- keeping began. awareness materials Lane and Road Construction lic now having some In addition to these to help prevent mana- The following is a list of roadwork underway A Florida-based cor- form of smart phone complex events, boat tee injuries, suffering, by FDOT that may impact traffic through Au- poration, EarthNC, or tablet, applications collisions continue to and death. Waterproof through their conserva- gust 30. U.S. 17: Daytime lane closures from like Manatee Alert can pose a serious long- boating banners, dock tion venture Conserve. provide safety and con- term threat to the signs for Florida shore- 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Putnam Boulevard for IO, has teamed up with construction of a turn lane extension for a new servation messages in manatee population. line property owners, Save the Manatee Club real-time.” “Since many mana- boating decals, and convenience store and gas station. For more to help boaters reduce During the busy La- tees inhabiting Florida waterway cards con- information, please contact Project Manager the chance of hitting bor Day weekend and waters bear the scars taining safe boating Jason Martin with CT Earle Corporation at and harming manatees throughout the year, from past encounters information, are avail- 813-480-3795. in Florida waterways, manatees are espe- with boats, use of the able by contacting with the free “Mana- cially vulnerable to Manatee Alert App can Save the Manatee Club -Check Out Our All New- tee Alert App.” This the heavy boat traffic go a long way towards via e-mail at educa- smart phone-based moving through the preventing such inju- tion@savethemanatee. - map displays instruc- waterways in every ries and deaths,” says org, by regular mail at e Edition @ tive visual alerts, no- direction. Florida’s Dr. Katie Tripp, Save 500 N. Maitland Ave., cjnewsfl.com tifying boaters when manatees have already the Manatee Club’s Di- Maitland, FL 32751, they are approaching suffered a catastroph- rector of Science and or by calling toll free manatee speed zones. ic year due to a pro- Conservation. at 1-800-432-JOIN It also helps facilitate longed red tide event Tripp is excited about (5646). Manatee pro- the reporting of injured in southwest Florida the new app’s ability to tection tips for boaters manatees and mana- and an unknown tox- help boaters help man- can also be found on tee harassment to the in in the Indian River atees. “People from all the Club’s website at facebook.com/putnamcountycourierjournal proper authorities to Lagoon. There have over the world vacation http://www.savethem- ensure urgent help Putnam County been 717 manatee in Florida and many anatee.org/boatertips. where needed. deaths from all caus- recreate on Florida wa- htm. In This Issue: “The new Manatee es so far through Au- ters. Public awareness Go to http://bit. Church...... A5 Alert App is a good gust 9, which is high- and education to reach ly/15EYen6 to down- Community...... A3 example of how smart er than any previous residents and visiting load the free Manatee phone technology can year’s total mortality, boaters are essential Alert App. Conserve. Crossword/Sudoku..B3 help the public become with exception of the keys to manatee pro- IO, based in Delray Faces & Places...... B1 better informed, help cold stress mortali- tection.” Beach, Florida, devel- protect an endangered ty event in 2010. At The Florida boating ops mobile applica- Opinion...... A2 species, and contrib- the current rate, the community is encour- tions for conservation Way Back When...... A4 ute to preserving our mortality for 2013 will aged to get the free organizations. For environment,” says likely break all previ- Manatee Alert App as more information, go Public Notices...... B4 Brad Winney of Con- ous yearly mortality well as Save the Man- to www.conserve.io. A2 Courier Journal • August 28, 2013 PINION

O Facebook Government Watch Lipstick on Her Nose City of Crescent City Lloyd Harris City Commission Meeting, Sept. 12, 7 p.m. When I was a senior in high school, I was approached by a man who was

City Hall, 3 North Summit Street. the friend of the parents of a buddy of mine. My buddy lived in another Chat Florida town and went to high school there. I lived in Orlando. 386-698-2525. www.CrescentCity-FL.com My pal had a girlfriend and he was taking her to his prom. He wanted Town Council of Welaka me to get a date and double with him and his date. Since I attended Boone High in Orlando, I wasn’t eligible to attend my friends’ prom unless I took Code Enforcement, Sept. 10, 5 p.m. a girl from his school. My buddy’s Mom knew of a girl who needed a prom Zoning Board, Sept. 10, 5:30 p.m. date and arranged for her Dad to call me. The father called me and immediately swore me to silence. He offered to Town Council Meeting, Sept. 10, 6:30 p.m. pay all of the prom expenses I would encounter (tux rental, corsage, gas Town Hall, Fourth Ave. 386-467-9800. and etc) if I would ask his daughter to go to the prom with me. I already knew of the girl and had met her at the beach we all frequented. She was [email protected], www.Welaka-FL.gov a nice girl. She was not, however, a pretty girl! I understood why her Dad Town Council of Pomona Park was involved and I sure didn’t want to hurt her feelings. Furthermore, very few kids at that school even knew who I was. I told her Beautification Meeting, Sept. 9, 5 p.m. father that I would be glad to take his daughter to her prom. I knew that Tree Board Meeting, Sept. 9, 5:50 p.m. doubling with my buddy and his girl would be fun. So, arrangements were We asked our made and I asked the girl via phone to accompany me. She was thrilled Town Council Meeting and Public Hearing, Sept. 9, 6 p.m. AND I made sure that she never knew of her Dad’s involvement. Facebook Town Hall Council Chambers, 1775 US Hwy 17 S. The only time (prior to picking the girl up for the prom) that I had ever friends: seen her was at the beach. She was always wearing a bathing suit. Being What is your [email protected] 386-649-4902 only an acquaintance, I had never really paid much attention to her. I was www.PomonaPark.com really in for a surprise when I picked her up at her house. While her Mom favorite rainy Putnam County Board of County Commissioners took pictures of us, her Dad discretely pressed a couple of large bills into day indoor my palm when we shook hands. activity? Next Meeting September 10, 8:30 a.m. The girl had on the ugliest prom gown I had ever seen. It was much too tight and overly revealing. Her make-up looked like it had been applied Meets second and fourth Tuesday in the with a trowel. Her hair was pulled atop her head in a beehive fashion. She Commission chambers, 2509 Crill Ave, Suite really looked like a clown! I realized immediately that I was really earning her Dad’s money. The poor thing had gone to a lot of trouble and expense 100, Palatka. to make herself look truly hideous. 386-329-0205, www.Putnam-FL.com I figured that I could handle things but it wasn’t easy. The girl turned out Putnam County School Board to be anything BUT nice! Evidently, she thought that I had a secret crush on her. She was all over me and it was embarrassing. Next Meeting, September 3, 3:30 p.m. The fact that after she applied her lipstick it would get on the tip of her nose when she smiled was very off-setting. I was young and had never Meets the first and third Tuesday in the heard of the term “date rape,” little did I know that I was almost a victim! “Reading a good About the only good thing that I can say about that entire experience is book or working on school board meeting room, Campbell my favorite craft.” this; I really looked fine in those photos her Mom took. Nothing makes a Administration Building, 200 S. Seventh young man in a tux look better than standing next to a clown with lipstick Jill Goodman St., Palatka. on the tip of her nose. Frankly, her Dad got a real bargain, he owes me! Seville 386-329-0545. www.PutnamSchools.org Letters to the Editor Crescent City Police Balancing a Shrinking Budget Department Needs Your Help Dear Editor: Local crime hot spots will be listed here weekly. This week’s hot spots are: In last week’s Opinion, Lloyd Harris presents some suggestions on how “Looking out and be- Lemon Avenue Crescent City could cut down expenses. Then he goes on to one of our Pine Street ing able to see the favorite topics around here: our incredibly expensive water and how that ponds filling up a bit.” If you witness any criminal activity in this area, you are asked to leave a recorded message with came about. Looking closely at the $82.81 bill, it is not that the water is Freda Gales Crescent City the Crescent City Police Department Hot Tip Line expensive per unit; it is that the minimum charge is set at that high rate. by calling 386-698-3478. That has the additional effect of discouraging water conservation; if I’m go- As always, in any emergency situation you are asked to call 911. ing to pay $82.81 regardless, why not let the faucet run? That rate doesn’t hurt everyone equally, if you have a huge lawn and use lots of water, you DISCLAIMER: Views expressed on this page do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of the are getting by cheaply. Putnam County Courier Journal or its advertisers. The Putnam County Courier Journal does not Angela Tischler knowingly publish false information and may not be held liable for the views of readers exercising their Crescent City right to free expression. “Chilling on the The Putnam County Courier Journal welcomes your An Open Letter to All Local High School Alumni couch, watching a movie with my loves letters to the Editor. Letters should be brief and legibly and the doggies.” written. To be published, they must include the writer’s sig- Dear Editor: nature, printed name, phone number, and hometown. Miranda Suggs Our local high school needs your support and whether you were of the Crescent City Address letters to: Editor athletic or academic mindset during your time there, it does not matter. 330 N. Summit St. Our school is fielding an outstanding football TEAM and they need, de- Crescent City, FL 32112 or FAX to 386-698-1994, or serve and should have the support of our alumni. E-mail to [email protected]. Coach Al Smith came on board a little over a year ago and he has brought a group of individual players together and transformed them from separate people looking out for themselves to an honest and thriving TEAM. This past Friday night, our Class 1A team took on Pine Ridge, a Class 6A team and outplayed, outscored and outclassed them. Our gentlemen gained 328 yards on the ground; Pine Ridge had a negative five yards. These Now young men are both impressive and inspiring. “Jigsaw puzzles.” Accepts Ten of the gentlemen who played as seniors last year are now enrolled Esther Carson Pomona Park in college; two are in Division I schools and will be playing on Saturdays Putnam County beginning next week. These young men are excelling both on the field and in the classrooms and we, as former students and graduates of our local high school need to step up, step out and show up on Friday nights to support this new generation of future leaders. A Lake Street Publishing Company Newspaper The season opener is being played in Winter Park this coming Friday,

Published Every Wednesday but on September 6, our team will host Matanzas at 7 p.m. in Wiltcher by Lake Street Publishing Company, Inc. Stadium. Parking is free and admission is only $5; let’s show our team 330 North Summit Street • Crescent City, FL 32112 that they have support from the “older” generation! Periodicals Postage Paid at Crescent City, Florida. “Really? You really POSTMASTER: Send Address Change To Susan Neal Roberts Putnam County Courier Journal need to ask?!” 330 N. Summit Street Class of 1972 Gene Hendricksen Crescent City, FL 32112 Gainesville USPS No. 451-140 © 2012 Lake Street Publishing Co. Police Department Doing Great Work $ One Year Florida Subscription 24 (incl. tax) Dear Editor: One Year Out-Of-State $28 I am happy to see the Crescent City Police Department, under the ca- Juliette Laurie - Publisher / Editor pable guidance of Chief Johnson, addressing the “occupation” of Lake Sami Marshall - Copy Editor / Production Stella’s Park Tera Millard - Front Desk / Classified Ads The dozen or so, unemployed, twenty something year olds who park Patrick Freeman - Distribution themselves at the picnic tables, from noon until sunset, at which time they “Spring cleaning, sec- are told to leave, clearly make this lovely park an undesirable destination E-Mail: ond time around.” News Items: [email protected] for true park lovers. Kenneth Beery Legals: [email protected] Thank you C.C.P.D. for your good, courageous and responsible work. In Fruitland Classified Ads: [email protected] response to Lloyd’s suggestion that the Sheriff take over crime fighting in Display Ads: [email protected] Crescent City, the notion has been raised before and the general vibe was, Be sure to Contact Us: correct me if I’m wrong, “We wouldn’t touch Crescent City with a ten foot check out our Facebook page Phone: 386-698-1644 Fax: 386-698-1994 pole.” regularly for Office Hours: 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday more questions Advertising Deadline 5 pm Friday and the chance Classified Deadline 10 am Monday Mac Moyle to be featured in Facebook Chat. Editorial Deadline Noon Friday Crescent City August 28, 2013 • Courier Journal A3 COMMUNITY Birthday & Anniversary Celebrations, Grandchildren Visit & House of the Month will not soon forget. We are all happy to have him back in the South. Thanks Cason, I appreciated your call. (Cason graduated from Clemson University and is now working Beth Carter with Federated Insur- 698-1644 ance and loves it.) [email protected] Granddaughter Visits Joe and Deb Marshall spent two weeks in Shae Dufresne’s dad, Ohio, visiting their children. Marshalls Visit Morgan, is working on Children bringing Express Fam- PA, Kristine Rynn and granddaughter Shae From family reunions ily Care’s, Dr. Milanick Du Fresne at Express Family Care for a visit. to new grandbabies, and PA Kristine Rynn’s, Joe and Deb Marshall (Shae’s grandmother) from Satsuma took a medical offi ces up to two-week trip north to date. While he is doing visit family. First they this, Shae has fun vis- went to Greenville, iting with her grand- Ohio, to visit Joe’s fam- mother and the offi ce ily. He has two chil- staff. She is an eight dren, eight grandkids and a half year old well and four great grand- mannered and beauti- kids. A family reunion ful young lady. Rynn Hoyt Roberts celebrating his birthday with took place with relative and husband Kevin are looking for just the a huge cookie at Senior Fridays in Pomona from all over the area Park. coming to see them. right home in this area. They ate out a lot and They both love it here day. He sings with the ing taught by Richard and are having fun “Rhodes Show” every Levin. The home of Roy and Sally Locke that was cho- did a lot of visiting. sen for House of the Month in Pomona Park. They then went to Gos- getting settled. (They Friday after games and The Crescent City hen, Ohio to visit Deb’s love shrimp and are lunch for an hour or so Women’s Club will be relatives. Two children, looking forward to our on Senior Friday. The hosting a Low Country six grandchildren, Low Country Boil in group also entertains Boil on Saturday, Sep- many friends and rela- September.) The num- around the area at tember 21. The cost for tives were visited. The ber for Express Family nursing homes, birth- tickets are $15 each. Marshall’s met on the Care is 386-698-1221 days and other events. I have tickets avail- internet and very hap- (the same number that Thanks Hoyt for all the able for sale (386-559- py having been mar- Dr. Suggs’ had.) They pleasure you bring to 2415.) There are also ried for ten years now. are getting quite a few us all. tickets available from They love this area of Dr. Collette’s former Don’t Forget the following local busi- and are having fun at patients. We hear good There will be a fi sh nesses: Courier Jour- the Pomona Park Se- reports about their ser- fry and yard sale held nal, Belle’s Bistro and nior Friday. They enjoy vice. on Friday, September Crescent City Kennel. playing the card game, Happy Birthday Hoyt 7 from 11 a.m. until You can obtain tick- Number eighty some- 3 p.m. at Shirley and ets from the Woman’s Sue Stevens and daughter Laura Sue Crick “Hand and Foot,” hav- at Feed a Friend at Subway. ing lunch there and thing and still singing. Jim Griffi n’s place, lo- Club also. been picked. The fi rst ing. They have three the music put on by Hoyt Roberts’ birth- cated on Highway 17 New Student in Town time their home was children. the “Rhodes Show.” day was celebrated at across from Geo’s Au- Joe Mickesh III has chosen was in January Friends at Belle’s They also thought the the Senior Friday Fun tos in Pomona Park. moved to Florida from of 1992. Bistro Ice Cream Social was Day at Pomona Park This fundraiser will Michigan to live with Subways Feed a Four good friends, great. on August 16. Roberts benefi t the Putnam his Dad and Mom, Joe Friend Anne Towery, Barbara Happy Birthday has a strong mellow Family Fitness Center. Jr. and Susan, and Sue Stevens and Fisher, Jan Simpson Grandmom voice and performed They are still in need of Granddad Joe Sr., who daughter, Laura Sue and Mary Domaradzki, A surprise call came at the Pomona Park paper ware for the fi sh loves having his fam- Crick, were donating enjoy getting together from our oldest grand- Opry this past week- fry and also items for ily here. Joe is in his to the South Putnam at Belle’s Bistro. They son, Cason, who has end along with “side- the yard sale. second semester at St. Christian Service Cen- invited a friend, Dave just moved to Atlanta, kick” Jack Eichenlaub, There are Acrylic Johns State College in ter by participating Hartsville from Seville Georgia, from Min- Jerry Horner and other Painting classes be- Palatka and is enjoying in Subways “Feed a (who was dining along nesota, wishing me a local musicians. A gi- ing taught on Mon- it very much. Welcome Friend” event held on since his wife was out Happy Birthday. He ant cookie was pre- days from 9 a.m. to to Florida. Thursday, August 29. of town) to join them. grew up in Blairsville, sented to Roberts by 12 p.m.at the Pomona House of the Month Norene Slate brought They all had a very Georgia, so a winter co-host Joyce Svingala Park Community Cen- Roy and Sally Locke in a bag of items but enjoyable evening. The in Minnesota is one he to celebrate his birth- ter by Bob Grothaus. at 217 East Main He can be contacted at Street in Pomona Park would not pose for a girls told Dave to bring 386-325-0634. There had their home cho- picture. his wife next time. are Quilting Classes sen as “House of the Congratulations on Katie Takes a 6th Annual Old Florida being held from 12 to Month.” Mr. Locke said Number 66 Vacation 4 p.m. on Mondays as this was the second Lamar and Renna Katie Berg visited her Harvest Festival well. That class is be- time their home has Moore will be celebrat- daughter and family in ing their 66th Wed- South Carolina and Saturday, August 31- 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ding Anniversary in had a great time. Suds & Scissors Pet Grooming September. They en- • Muscadine Cook-off joy local activities, the Competition Is Now Mobile! neighborhood watch, See Community • School Trained & Certifi ed Senior Friday and fi sh- on pg. B3 • ‘My BFF’ Dog Show at • 30 Years Experience 10:30 a.m. • Dogs & Cats • Crowning of the 2013 • Specializing in Hand Scissoring NOW STREAMING LIVE! Grape Goddess • Obedience Training at 1:30 p.m. Call Today to Set Up 388 CR 309 an Appointment! (corner of 309 and Sisco Dirt Rd) Kelly Kay Parkman Satsuma, FL 32189 Owner/Operator 386-336-2701 • Vineyard Tours • Grape Stomping • Face Painting & Coming Soon to Welaka! 800 AM Games for the kids The Music of Your Day on WPLK • Vendors/Crafts the first game 376 County Road 309 • Misting Tent of the season Satsuma • Music by Buffalo for the gators (386) 467-0000 • Colombian Folklore Dancers at is this saturday www.logcabinfarmwinery.com @ Andersen’s Lodge Facebook: Log Cabin Farm, Vineyard 11:30 a.m. & 1 p.m. the 31st! & Winery Grand Opening Visit www.wplk.com and listen on-line! th September 4 ! FREE FLOWER FRIDAY! Relax... We’ll Do The Yard Work! Tuesday - Sunday Noon - 9 p.m. Bring this ad in Œ Lawns Under New Management to register for Œ Trimming Bryan & Rebecca Œ Weeding owners of Pomona Park Pizza a FREE bouquet Œ Mulching to be delivered Œ Clean ups to your person Œ Stonework of choice (up to a $60 value)

Always accommodating! Crescent City Flower Shop Check out our newly www.crescentcityfl owershop.com 386-559-1602 remodeled rooms! 317 N. Summit St., 386-698-1313 A4 Courier Journal • August 28, 2013 Our Town CRIME PREVENTION Years Ago... from Crescent City Crime 75 years ago Way Back When... Prevention Unit September 2, 1963 – Prepare For A Business The July 26, the supervision How to Safeguard Your Home Course At The Local Schools – For some 1957 issue of of Mrs. Franklin years the Crescent City School has advocated the Crescent City While on Vacation business training courses to be held in the local Gautier, served re- Journal carried high school and this year the county board has freshments. Dad’s chine message. provided for those courses to be giving in three the following ar- • Leave your blinds high schools of the county. The course offered Summer Project for ticle. It was sum- like you normally will be bookkeeping and shorthand, typewriting July was discussed and other business training. mer time, in the would if you were 50’s, in Crescent and a camping trip home. Only close 50 years ago City, and the to the Jones Prop- them all the way August 29, 1963 – Varied Entertainment To if that is what you scouts were busy! Feature Labor Day Event – The schedule of erty in Huntington Robert Johnson would normally events for the annual Labor Day celebration was Cub Scouts Plan completed this week as final plans were made was decided on Chief of Crescent do. for the jointly sponsored Jaycee-Rotary Club Camping Trip as the camp site. City Police Dept. • Be sure to close festivities. This affair provides entertainment at The Cub Scouts and lock the ga- home over a holiday when traffic on the highway George Miller, Jr., receiving awards at rage, as well makes travel dangerous. C. L. Easterling, • Strive to make as any storage the July Pack Meet- your home look sheds, gates, etc. 25 years ago Bob Jones and Bill ing were: Gregory as lived-in as pos- • Engrave all your August 31, 1988 – City Gives Trash Job To Pilcher, commit- sible. Green, wolf badge, valuables with Tomoka – An Ormond Beach firm was awarded teemen, plan to • Don’t broadcast your driver’s li- Crescent City’s exclusive residential trash col- 1 gold arrow point, accompany: Ron- your plans, but cense number. If lection franchise at a special city commission do let your neigh- meeting Thursday night. Tomoka Refuse’s bid 2 silver arrow possible, video- nie Pilcher, Tommy bors and local of $4.74 per household per month was the low points; Stanley tape the contents bid among three companies competing for the Miller, Skipper Mill- law enforcement of your home. Be business. The company was asked for and given Watts, gold and sil- er, Jimmy Wheel- know. sure to keep the a five-year contract with rate changes subject to ver points for wolf • Give a spare key video and the list city commission approval. er, Eddie Thomas, to your neighbors rank; Martin Rob- of valuables in Wade Kane, Stanley and give them an a safety deposit 10 years ago erts, 2 silver ar- Watts, Tim Jones, emergency tele- box. September 3, 2003 – Turning Water Into Wine phone number to - On Saturday, August 30, the Thropp Family row points for bear Gregory Gautier, • Ask your neigh- reach you. hosted the Log Cabin Vineyard’s Second Annual rank; Chuck An- bor to occasion- Win Making Event in Satsuma. John Sirvent, Kenny Easterling • Arrange to have derson, lion badge; ally park in your of Sirvent’s Farm and Vineyard in Florahome, and Johnny Ed- your mail and driveway. If you provided wine making instructions to the many Eddie Thomas, newspapers ei- people who attended interested in making wine. wards. Dad’s Sum- are leaving a ve- assistant denner ther stopped or hicle parked out- 5 years ago mer Project for Au- picked up daily. badge; Bradford side, have the August 27, 2008 – New Look For Collection gust will be a Boat • Have someone neighbor move it Boxes – The Crescent City Lions eyeglass col- Bruens, bob cat Outing and cook mow your yard or periodically so it lection box has a new look. The collection boxes pin. George Miller, rake the leaves so looks as though are located at Winn-Dixie and Lakeside Fam- across Lake Cres- your house looks you are home. ily Practice. The club collects used eyeglasses, Jr., who is assis- cent. The Pack lived-in. sunglasses and hearing aids as a service proj- • Be sure someone ect. tant scout master Meeting for August • Use automatic knows your itin- presided over the timers to turn erary and your will be held on the on a radio and Compiled from the Crescent City News, Crescent meeting which was estimated time City Journal, Crescent City Courier Journal, Putnam 21st at the home lights at different of arrival and re- County Courier Journal and other local news sources. held in the social of Mr. and Mrs. intervals to hide turn. the fact that you rooms of the Howe Franklin Gautier. • If you get lost aren’t home. while travelling, Memorial Method- Swimming and a • Turn down the ask directions of ist Church at 7:30 picnic supper will ringer on the tele- local law enforce- phone. 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August 28, 2013 • Courier Journal A5 hurch Interlachen www.JohnsonOverturfFuner-Cworking around in his yard, ther, grandfather and great Barbara Brand als.com. and playing the board game grandfather. The West Family Barbara Jean Brand, 66, Arrangements were un- Aggravation. would also like to say “Thank of Interlachen, passed away der the direction of Johnson He was preceded in death You” to our wonderful team of Tuesday, August 13, 2013, at Overturf Funeral Home in by his wife, Inaree “Blondie” caregivers, including Linda, Orange Park Medical Center, Palatka. Evans, his parents, Frances Melissa, Shirl, Jewel, Bran- following an extended illness. B. and Cleo McCrory Evans, don, Becky, Whitney, Tiffany A native of New York, she son, John F. Evans and sis- and Michelle, for the excellent lived in Interlachen for the Johnson-Overturf ters, Barbara Clendin and care that Floyd received while past 33 years, and worked as Funeral Home Laura Nadline Beason. at home. a waitress. 386-325-4521 He is survived by his son, Surviving are his wife of Barbara is survived by Interlachen Belford F. Evans, Jr. and 56 years, Betty Jean Parker her sons, Richard Brown of Mary Jaudel wife Robin, of East Palatka, West of Palatka, two sons and Minden, Lousiana, and Ron- Mary Theresa Jaudel, 96, grandchildren, Christopher daughters-in-law, Brett and ald Brown and wife Cindy of Interlachen, passed away B. Evans and Dorothy Inaree Darri West of Palatka, and of Interlachen, sisters, Joan on Wednesday, August 14, Jensen (Josh), great-grand- Curtis and Margaret West Shamp and husband Alfard 2013, at Haven Hospice Rob- children, Isaiah, Wyatt and of Palatka, four grandchil- of Moravia, New York, Mar- erts Care Center, following an Isabella Evans and Weston dren, Kyle West of Fort Bragg, ian Gartley and husband Wil- extended illness. and Paisley Jensen, numer- North Carolina, Brandon = Crescent City = ous nieces and nephews in- liam of Arizona, and Linda A native of New Jersey, she West, and Mitchell Mills both Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter (386-698-1983)...... 223 N. Summit St. Judson of Interlachen, four lived in Interlachen for the cluding, David Cain (Liza) of Palatka, Belinda De Souza grandchildren and numerous past 30 years, coming from and Tyrone Beason (fiance and husband, Heiliel, of Boca Sun Worship 11 am • Wed Service 10 am • Adult Bible Study 4pm • Prayer 5pm nieces, nephews and other Hialeah. She was of Catholic Barbara Berkert) and numer- Raton, and two great-grand- family members. faith. ous grand-nieces and grand- children, Alyssa De Souza of First Baptist Church of Crescent City (386-698-1578).....101 S. Summit St. A visitation was held on Mary is survived by her nephews. Boca Raton and Tyler Mills of Sunday School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am • Worship 7 pm Saturday, August 17, from daughter, Mary Oakley of Funeral services were held Palatka. 5 until 7 p.m., at Johnson Interlachen and five grand- at 10 a.m., on Saturday, Au- The family received friends Overturf Funeral Home in children. gust 24, at Johnson-Overturf Friday, August 23, from 6 First Presbyterian Church (386-698-2117)....301 Cypress Ave. Interlachen. No services are planned at Funeral Home in Palatka, with until 8 p.m. at Masters Fu- Worship 9 am • Adult Bible Study 10:30 am Memories and condolences this time. Reverend Chuck De Vane of- neral Home of Palatka. Fu- may be left for the family at ficiating. The family received neral services were at 11 a.m. Memories and condolences Howe Memorial United Methodist Church (386-698-2635)...252 S. Summit St. www.JohnsonOverturfFuner- may be left for the family at friends at the funeral home on Saturday, August 24, at als.com. www.JohnsonOverturfFuner- between 5-7 p.m. on Friday, the funeral home with Dr. Sunday School 9:30 am • Worship 10:30 am Arrangements were un- als.com. August 23. Kirby Kennedy, Senior Pastor der the direction of Johnson Arrangements are under Flowers are gratefully ac- of the First Baptist Church in St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (386-698-2055)..... 2725 S. Hwy. 17 Overturf Funeral Home in the direction of Johnson cepted or memorial donations Palatka, officiating. Interment Sat. Vigil - 5 pm • Sun. Mass - 9 am Eng., 11:30 am Span. Interlachen. Overturf Funeral Home in may be sent to the Lee Con- followed in the Oak Hill East Interlachen. lee House, P.O. Box 2558, Cemetery in Palatka, with Palatka, FL 32178. military honors bestowed by Word of Faith Bible Church (386-698-4643)...... 2708 S. Hwy. 17 Johnson-Overturf Memories and condolences the U.S. Army. Sunday School 10 am • Worship 11 am & 6 pm Funeral Home Johnson-Overturf may be left for the family at Flowers are gratefully ac- 386-684-3360 Funeral Home www.JohnsonOverturfFuner- cepted or memorial gifts may als.com. be sent to Haven Hospice = Georgetown = Hastings 386-684-3360 Ralph Graham Palatka Arrangements were un- Roberts Care Center, 6400 Georgetown United Methodist Church (386-740-1821)....1448 CR 309 Ralph Edward “Ed” Gra- der the direction of Johnson St. Johns Ave., Palatka, FL Karen Marx Sunday School 9 am • Worship 10 am ham, 61, of Hastings, passed Karen Marx was called Overturf Funeral Home in 32177. away Tuesday, August 13, home to Heaven on August Palatka. Messages of sympathy may 2013, at his home. He was a 16, 2013. Karen brought joy be sent to mastersobit@hot- = Lake Como = native of Gainesville, and had to everyone she encountered. Johnson-Overturf mail.com been a resident of Hastings She was an understanding Masters Funeral Home of Peace Lutheran Church (386-325-4878)...... 343 Old Hwy. 17 for 55 years. Ed worked in friend, mentor and confidant. Funeral Home Palatka was in charge of ar- Sunday School 9 am • Worship 10 am the maintenance department Her encouraging words lifted 386-325-4521 rangements. Hollister for the town of Hastings. He the spirits of many. Karen Daniel Mattes, Jr. enjoyed working on cars, fish- inspired those around her to Masters Funeral Home = Pomona Park = Daniel A. “Dan” Mattes, Jr., ing and cooking. enjoy life. Her straight for- Palatka 70, of Hollister, passed away First Baptist Church of Pomona Park (386-649-4265)....112 Holly Ave. He is survived by his com- ward manner mixed with her Monday August 19, 2013, at 386-325-4564 panion of 15 years, Faye wild humor will be missed Sunday School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am & 6 pm • Wednesday Service 7 pm Haven Hospice Roberts Care Williams, of Hastings, son by everyone who knew her. palatka Center, in Palatka, due to Scott Graham, of Gainesville, Karen was the matriarch and Rebecca Norwood complications from a fall. Pilgrim Congregational Church (386-649-8467).....111 W. Main St. step-sons, Steve Griffis, of shoulder to lean on for her Rebecca L. “Becky” Nor- He had been a resident of Worship 11 am • Bible Study 7:30 p.m. Gainesville and Rick Griffis, family, friends and co-work- wood, 82, of Hollister on and off for the of Tampa, step-daughter, ers. The world was fortunate Palatka, became past 40 years, coming from Lisa Mason, sisters, Cathy to have this angel on earth for absent from and Ministries for Christ Outreach, Inc. 200 E. Main St. Ft. Lauderdale. He was a re- Gayle Timberlake, of San the last 62 years. body and present 386-852-7046 or 386-212-4103 tired automobile mechanic. Mateo and Mary Ann Luban, She was preceded in death with the Lord on 1st Service 9:30 am • 2nd Service 10:30 am • Dan was a member of the of Gainesville, Virginia, eight by her husband, Steven Alan Tuesday, August First Lutheran Church in Ft. FREE Community Dinner 11:30 a.m. grandchildren and one great- Marx. 20, 2013, at Palatka Health Lauderdale and had been a grandchild. Karen is survived by her Care Center. A native of member of the Orange Blos- = Welaka = A memorial service was children, Melissa Markley of Rome, Georgia, she resided som CB Club where his han- held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, East Palatka, Jamie Wright of in Palatka since 1971, com- Welaka United Methodist Church (386-467-2336).....682 3rd Ave. (CR 309) dle was “Junkman.” He en- August 17, at Johnson-Over- Ft. Bragg, North Carolina, and ing from Rome. Becky’s life joyed photography, NASCAR Sunday School 10 am • Worship 11 am turf Funeral Home in Palatka, Stephen McCoy of Latrobe, and activities were centered racing, drag racing, motor- with Reverend Terry Wright Pennsylvania, a brother, Wil- around her involvement with cycle racing and motorcross. officiating. liam McCoy, sister, Janet the First Baptist Church in Emmanuel Episcopal Church (386-698-1983)...... 672 C.R. 309 He was preceded in death Memories and condolences Johsnon, and five grandchil- Palatka where she was active Sunday Service at 9 am with Father Beebe by his parents, Daniel and may be expressed to the fam- dren, Shane Markley, Ash- in many ways including the Katherine Mattes. ily at www.JohnsonOverturf- ley Wright, Kalissa Markley, Womens Missionary Union Surviving are one son, funerals.com. Madison Wright and Parker (WMU) and in coordinating Jeffrey Andrew Mattes of Arrangements were under Wright. She will remain in our the picture directories for the Gainesville, the mother of his the direction of Johnson- hearts forever. church members. She was Erectile Dysfunction son, Judy Edwards Mattes of Overturf Funeral Home in We said our goodbyes to also involved in helping with Gainesville, and a sister, Sue Palatka. this beloved woman at 2 the Bread of Life. In her Drugs May Be Dangerous To Your Health Ann Mattes of Hollister. p.m., Wednesday, August 21, leisure time, Becky enjoyed FREE book by doctor reveals what the No services are planned at at Johnson Overturf Funeral working the flowers in her GUXJFRPSDQLHVGRQ·WZDQW\RXWRNQRZ Johnson-Overturf this time. Home in Palatka. A visitation yard. 'U.HYLQ+RUQVE\0'ZLOOPDLOWKH SD\ WKH SRVWDJH DQG KDQGOLQJ ,I Messages of sympathy may Funeral Home was held Wednesday at the She is survived by her hus- ILUVWPHQWKDWUHVSRQGWRWKLVDG WKHSRSXODUSLOOVGRQ¶WZRUNIRU\RX be sent to mastersobit@hot- funeral home from 1-2 p.m. band of 61 years, Jack D. DIUHHFRS\RIKLVQHZWKLUW\GROODU UHJDUGOHVV RI \RXU DJH RU PHGLFDO 386-325-4521 mail.com. Interlachen Memories and condolences Norwood of Palatka, a brother, ERRN³$'RFWRU¶V*XLGHWR(UHFWLOH KLVWRU\ LQFOXGLQJ GLDEHWHV DQG Masters Funeral Home of Henry Fox, Sr. may be left for the family at Sammy Looney and his wife '\VIXQFWLRQ´+H¶VVRVXUHWKLVERRN SURVWDWHFDQFHU \RXRZHLWWR\RXU Palatka is in charge of ar- Henry Lloyd Fox, Sr., 91, www.JohnsonOverturfFuner- Shirley of Rome, Georgia, and ZLOO FKDQJH \RXU OLIH KH ZLOO HYHQ VHOIDQG\RXUODG\WRUHDGWKLVERRN rangements. of Interlachen, passed away als.com. several nieces and nephews. &DOO7ROO)UHH   Wednesday, August 14, 2013, Arrangements were un- Masters Funeral Home Graveside services were at Kindred Hospital of North der the direction of Johnson held at 11 a.m., Friday, Au- Palatka gust 23, at Palatka Memorial Florida, following an extended Overturf Funeral Home in If You Need To See Better... illness. Palatka. Gardens with Bro. Charlie A native of Michigan, he 386-325-4564 Rabun officiating. The fam- lived in Putnam County for Palatka ily received friends on Friday You Need To See Dr. Kane Floyd West the past 89 years. He was a Johnson-Overturf at Johnson-Overturf Funeral Quality EyEcarE / affordablE PricEs member of First United Meth- Funeral Home Floyd W. West, 79, of Home in Palatka, from 10 till odist Church in Interlachen, Palatka, passed 10:45 a.m. • Expert Eye Exams • Fashionable Eye Wear • Contact Lenses 386-325-4521 away Monday, Flowers are gratefully ac- and also of Woodmen of Palatka WE ACCEPT: MEDICARE • MEDICAID • MOST VISION PLANS the World and Odd Fellows Belford Evans August 19, 2013, cepted or memorial donations Palatka Lodge #23. Belford Francis Evans, af- at Haven Hospice may be made to the building Fox was preceded in death fectionately known Roberts Care Cen- fund, First Baptist Church, DR. GREG KANE & ASSOC. by wives, Dorothy Louise Fox as “Hank,” 98, of ter in Palatka, fol- 501 Oak St., Palatka, FL Azalea Eyecare Center and Carrie Livingston Fox, Palatka, passed lowing an extended illness. 32177. Floyd was born September Memories and condolences grandson, Brian Fox, half- away Sunday, Au- TOTAL EYE CARE • BOARD CERTIFIED OPTOMETRISTS brother Donald Fox and step- gust 18, 2013, fol- 2, 1933, in and raised in may be expressed to the fam- daughter Glenda Fay Burkes. lowing an extended Benson, North Carolina. He ily at www.JohnsonOverturf- PALATKA 328-8387 • Visit Our Website: www.seedrkane.com He is survived by his chil- illness. served with the U.S. Army in funerals.com. dren, Ralph Lee Fox of Can- A native of Anderson, In- the Korean War from 1954 to Arrangements were under ton, North Carolina, Henry L. diana, he served in the US 1956. He moved to Palatka in the direction of Johnson- Fox, Jr. of East Palatka, Julie Army during WWII, before 1957, and later started work- Overturf Funeral Home in Clymer and husband Wayne, moving to Palatka in 1945. He ing as a teacher in the Putnam Palatka. of East Palatka, stepchil- worked as a machinist with County School System at the dren, Lakie Brinkley, Richard Hudson Pulp & Paper from Campbell Elementary School Brinkley and Evelyn Vickers, 1947-1974, then owned and in downtown Palatka. He Johnson-Overturf several grandchildren, many operated B.F. Evans Fern- later accepted employment Funeral Home great grandchildren, and nu- ery, in Yelvington, from 1972– as an Assistant Principal at 386-325-4521 merous great-great grand- 2000. Hank was a member Browning Pearce Elementary Death Notice children. of San Mateo Presbyterian School in East Palatka, and Funeral services were held Church, where he served as then went on to become Prin- Interlachen at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Au- the oldest elder. He was a cipal at numerous schools Rosa Cook gust 17, at Johnson-Overturf member of the American Le- throughout Putnam County. Rosa Marie Cook, 89, of Got Funeral Home in Palatka. A gion Post #45 and the FHP He retired from the Putnam Interlachen, passed away visitation was held on Satur- Auxiliary during the 1960s. County School System in Tuesday, August 20, 2013, day from 9 a.m. until the time He was also one of the found- 1990, after serving as Princi- at her residence following a of service at 10 a.m. Burial ers, and served on the board pal of Interlachen Elementary brief illness. Arrangements followed at Palatka Memorial of directors of what became School for ten years. are incomplete and will be an- Gardens. the GP Credit Union. Hank He attended the First Bap- nounced by Masters Funeral Memories and condolences enjoyed fishing, golfing and tist Church of Palatka. He Home of Interlachen. may be left for the family at was a loving husband, fa- Hope? Church Happenings Saravel Self Storage Ministries for Christ Out- Training group is for chil- reach, Inc. will provide toi- dren in grades third through letries, non-perishables and sixth. For more information groceries for the Palatka and call 698-1578. First Baptist (888) 790-2250 East Palatka areas the week Church of Crescent City is of August 25,For more infor- located at 101 South Sum- mation, call 386-852-7046 mit Street, Crescent City. or send an email to mfcout- Climate Controlled Storage Units [email protected]. ======The First Baptist Church ======of Crescent City will be hold- $ The First Baptist Church of ing a Run for God 5K, 10K First month 1.00 Crescent City will be hosting and Walking Program. Train- an Awana (Approved Work- ing starts on Monday, Sep- 18 different size units available with men Are Not Ashamed) Club tember 9, at 6 p.m. Run for computerized gate access. RV storage. on Wednesday, September 4, God – The 5K Challenge is from 6:25-8 p.m. The Cub- a practical guide to running bies group is for children in with a 12-week training plan 790 SR 207 • EAST PALATKA the age range of three to five. aimed at running a 5K, but Visit Us At: www.saravelselfstorage.com The Sparks group is for chil- with a Christian focus. For dren in Kindergarten through more information contact Certain restrictions apply. second grade. The Truth and Amy Beck at 386-698-1578. A6 Courier Journal • August 28, 2013 Three Arrested For Burglary City Says Farewell To Channel 17 Palatka- On Tues- ing to the adver- into custody with- After more than cational and county -- as we did on Chan- day, August 2, 2013, tisement, inquired out incident. The 10 years, Putnam events and informa- nel 17,” said Gary Putnam County about purchasing a suspects were inter- County Television tion, as well as state Nilsson, head of in- Sheriff’s Office Dep- refrigerator. The sus- viewed by detectives Channel 17 is going legislature sessions. structional program- uties responded to pects agreed to meet and subsequently off the air in Cres- “We will be carry- ming for the Putnam a report of burglary the witness at the arrested. cent City. ing the same pro- County School Dis- at a residence in home to facilitate the Carlos Rivera, 27 The channel’s last gramming, including trict. Interlachen Lakes purchase. When the YOA and Leandre day of programming school board meet- For more informa- Estates. suspects arrived, a Green, 25 YOA, were is Sept. 6. ings, on our website, tion, call Nilsson at concerned neighbor arrested on charges Deputies and De- It broadcasts edu- putnamschools.org 386-329-0541. tectives learned called the Sheriff’s of burglary and through investiga- Office. grand theft. Jordan tion that the house Deputies arrived Green, 25 YOA, was was burglarized pre- and formed a pe- arrested on charges Putnam County viously. rimeter around the of burglary, grand During the prior home, securing it. theft and resisting burglary, the sus- One suspect, Jordan and officer without pects took photo- C. Green fled on foot violence. graphs of items from out the back door Booking photo- Putnam County the home and posted and was quickly ap- graphs were not (Includes 7% FL Sales Tax) lachen since 1898 ka • Palatka • Inter Crescent City, Florida • Ea st Palat50¢ them on a Facebook prehended. The oth- available at the time (2 sections) ke Como • Crescent City • Seville • Pierson • Welaka • Fruitland • Georgetown April 18, 2012 • nVolumea Park • La 67, No. 48 of imprisonment of up Serving Satsuma • Pomo to 60 days in jail for each offense. Don’t Get Burned by BurnAny personBan violating page, advertising er suspects, Carlos of this release. A burn ban is now the burn ban shall, in Master Gardeners Plant Sale in effect for all of addition to the penal- The Annual Plant Sale by the Master Gardenersnsion Of- of Putnam County, and ties described above, Putnam County takes place on April 21, 2012 fromto- 9 will remain in effect reimburse the County a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Putnam County Exte indefinitely. There is for all costs and ex- fi ce, 111 Yelvington Rd., East Palatka in the audi a $12,500.00 reward penses incurred as a they were for sale. Rivera and Leandre rium. Each year the Master Gardeners offer plants, for any information result of such violation, trees, seeds, garden needs and treasures at the plant leading to the arrest including without limi- sale. Master Gardeners will be on duty to answer and conviction of an tation, response and You gardening questions. Soil samples may be submitted arsonist(s) in any area suppression costs. ngry guests and for free ph testing, which will take 7-10 days. Baked of the County. Any information con- goods will also be for sale to hu Open burning, ex- cerning suspicious ac- A witness, respond- Green were taken Master Gardeners. All proceeds made from this sale cept outdoor grills used tivity in the area of a n- in preparing food, and brush fire in Putnam are returned to the community through the many burning will be consid- projects the Master Gardeners are involved in, such commercial land clear- County is encouraged ing where on-site in- ered in violation of the as; school gardens, summer day camps, garde and personnel on-site to call Putnam County spection and approval before the Division of ban. The violation of Sheriff’s Office at 386- ing classes, ph soil testing, demonstration gardens,d other has been granted by this order is a second- home visits, community gardens, and more. Please Forestry will grant ap- 329-0800 or you may the Florida Division of proval. degree misdemeanor call CRIMESTOPPERS stop by on April 21 and take home plants an Forestry are prohibit- The use or discharge punishable by a fine of at 1-888-277-8477. items provided by the Master Gardeners. ed. It must be deter- of fireworks, combusti- up to $500.00 for each mined that there will ble compounds, flares, offense and by a term be sufficient fire sup- lawn debris and trash Bass Fishing Tournament pression equipment The 16th Annual Save Rodman Reservoirourn openament boat s bass tournament will be held on April 21. pLaunch-er boat i ing will be from Kenwood Landing. The t Small Business Gets Big Help in Putnam ends at 3 p.m. with the weigh-in. Entry The Small Business $100 with a 70 percent payback to the top 15v erper- City Development Cen- cent of the fi eld. Breakfast and dinner will be served ter at UNF (SBDC at Have a as well as coffee, cold drinks, and donuts. Ri UNF), the state’s prin- Tournaments is in charge of conducting the tourna- cipal source for small ment. For more information call Ed Taylor at 386- business assistance Lady Bug’s Gift Shoppe 329-0205. in North Florida, is pleased to announce that Cheryl Lynch has Free Tax Assistance been hired as a Busi- Turn Free Tax Prep Assistance at Seville Community ness Analyst. Lynch Resource Center is now available through April 15 will provide confiden- on the following days: Tuesdays from 4-7 p.m. and tial consulting and Saturdays from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. training to small busi- O ness owners at the new a.m. at SBDC office in Putnam 17TH ANNUAL KID’S FISHING RODE County. Saturday, April 21, 2012 from 7:30 – 10 Lynch brings ex- s ages 5-15. Regis- the Welaka National Fish for Hatchery, all kid 726 Hwy 309, tensive experience to Welaka, FL 32139. Free the position. Over the tration 7:30 a.m. Fishing at 8 a.m. Prizes at 10 a.m. past 20 years she has Lots of great prizes, 2 ponds open, Bass, Bream, played an instrumental your ter. Small Fry part in several start-up Catfi sh. Bring your own Bait. Al Fish are keepers. Choice ventures, where she One Line per Child allowed in the Wa implemented all finan- Tent Open for the Under 5 yrs Old Crowd! cial and operational systems in companies n sity of North Florida Guest Speaker and Field Trip that ranged from real who are interested i has helped over 35,000 R 20 and College small businesses in an Putnam County Environmentalat CCouncil will meet t estate, to online retail, and growing a busi- setting up a time to to the entertainment 18-county area. The at the Palatka Library, located ness which will be an meet with Lynch can industry. One compa- call 386.328.3293. SBDC at UNF provides Road, this Thursday, April 19 at 7 p.m. The gues asset to our clients in potential and exist- ny grew to over $100 Putnam County,” said The new SBDC of- speaker will be the award-winning bird and nature million in assets and ing business owners low Janice Donaldson, Re- fice in Putnam Coun- photographer, Bill Chitty, of Florahome, The public fol employed 150 individ- ty is made possible with confidential con- is invited to this program, and refreshments will be gional Director of the sulting and training uals in three states. SBDC at UNF. through support from Come see us on August 31 at served. Then on Saturday April 21 PCEC twill 9:30 A.M. Lynch has served a the U.S. Small Busi- in all aspects of busi- In her new role at the up this program by taking a fi eld trip to the Welakawhich multitude of clients on ness Administration, ness management and SBDC at UNF, Lynch growth. Experienced Fish Hatchery. Participants will meet a long-term and short- will work one on one the University of North at the Beecher Spring Unit of the Hatchery, term consulting en- Florida, the Putnam consultants help busi- with clients who are ness owners develop is located 3.3 miles south of the only traffi c light in gagements, initiating interested in starting County Chamber of “trash” Welaka on CR 309. This is the time of year when systems, procedures Commerce, Board of strategies to increase or who already own a sales, create jobs and newly hatched fi sh are released into the ponds, and and in some cases small business. She County Commission- a multitude of birds fl y in for feeding. This makese d turnaround, of both ers, City of Palatka, improve profitability. - hose interest will work primarily out For additional informa the Gem City Shrimp Blast! for great photographs. Bring your camera, or just U.S. and foreign orga- of the SBDC office at the and the Putnam Coun- tion, contact: Stepha- come for bird watching. Afterward, t nizations. Lynch also Putnam County Cham- ty Development Au- can enjoy a “Dutch treat” lunch at Shrimp-R-Us in holds a Bachelor’s De- thority. nie Royal at (904) 620- ber of Commerce locat- 2428 or sroyal@unf. Welaka. Any questions, contact Carol at 386-467- gree in Finance. ed at 1100 Reid Street Since 1976, the Small “We are so pleased to edu. 2231 or [email protected] in Palatka. The office Business Development have Cheryl Lynch join was officially open on Center at the Univer- e w ill Enter for Prize Giveaways! Commerc the SBDC. She has a March 28. Businesses Chamber After Hours tremendous amount of The Putnam County Chamber of experience in owning Crescent City Commission be holding their monthly Business After Hours on lege, 102 Port Road and ne- The City Commission LegalThursday, April 19, 2012 from 5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Pinwheels Forchild Prevention abuseAdvertising of the City of Crescent occur. get- at the First Coast Technical Col In order to raise glect never City met Thursday, next to Newcastle Shipyards in the Barge Port. ril kids (with purchase) awareness that Ap ting it right for April 12 in regular ses- cat or kitten. is Child Abuse Pre- he early on is less costly sion. Among the items Free Feline Spay or Neuter nth, t on the agenda was the vention Mo t City than trying to fix prob-e Limited Time Only! $15 can fi x your s offering third reading of a pro- Pets i GFWC Crescen s lems after things. Doesn’t hav Angle Paws Animal Friends, Inc., through a program Woman’s Club ha gone wrong posed charter amend- with Jacksonville No More Homeless cl ubs and join other el every child deserve ment concerning term See ya this weekend! this spay/neuter. Includes a fl ea treatment. Call this opportunity? limits for commis- 467-3028 for details. Cities in the Pinwhe - for Prevention cam Everyone has a role sioners and mayor/ the proposed resurfac- n ing and reorientation Movies In The Park paign. As part of the to play in preventingd sup- commissioner, which child abuse an passed unanimously, of the city hall park- Movies in the Park, Sponsored by TD Bank. O his campaign, the GFWCom- You IN PUTNAMporting families. and which will appear ing lot, necessitated COUNTY Saturday April 21 at 8 P.M. Happy Feet Two will be Crescent City W 386-328-7502 114 South 2nd Street Palatka an’s Club has plantedin can get involved by on the November bal- by changes to US 17, shown. Light concessions will be available. T rden one of the Ga lot; a presentation by and providing for en- event is also sponsored by Biggs Funeral Home, a Pinwheel purchasing front of the club. pinwheels which will gar- the city’s auditor, Ron trance from Florida Av- Crescent Termite and Florida Power and Light. For sym- n the Moats, of the city’s fi- enue; the reconfigura- more information call City Hall at 386-698-2525. Pinwheels are a be placed i bol of a happy, care- den for $3 or purchas- nancial status, which tion of the first block in ef- od and the free childho ing a pinwheel lapel he said was very good; of west Lemon Avenue Lane and Road Closures a resolution address- to a one-way street, The following lane and road closures will be belief that all childrenn pin $5. To purchasee stop deserve to be raised i either - pleas ing compensation for due to safety consider- fect until April 20: State Road 19: Daytime lane clo- to at 332 intersection control ations brought about healthy communities,nd by Expressions call sures for southbound traffi c from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.US buse a beacons; a review of by the reconfiguration Monday through Thursday from St. Johns Avenue free from a t from Central Ave. or • Competitive Rates386-698-1040. of US 17. All of these neglect. Righ re Crill Avenue (State Road 20) for ditch cleaning.hrough Thurs- issues were resolved aytime lane closures from they Volusia t County the start to make su 17: D by unanimous vote. line to State Road 100 West Monda The Commission also day while crews repaint the roadway markings, ex- heard project change cluding the construction US 17: Daytimezones in laneCrescent closures City from and in East Palatka. requests for work be- 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Friday from ing done under the Laurel Lane to Junction Road USwhile 17: crews Nighttime install lane ir- current CBDG housing • Saverigation lines in theTime medians. and Money grant. closures from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Monday through Fri- The students of the day from State Road 207 to the Memorial Bridge for month were Jordan asphalt removal and paving. Also, possible daytime Williams from Middle- lane closures for concrete delivery for driveway, curb ton Burney; Lizbeth and sidewalk reconstruction. Gonzalez and Brooke Batchelor from Miller in In This Issue: Intermediate. Faces & Places...... B1 • Simple,Church...... A5 Opinion...... A2 Fast, Convenient Service Community...... A3 Our Life...... A4 County Lines...... B2 Public Notices...... B5 to E-MAILCrossword/Sudoku..B4 your legals to news@cjnewsfl .com FAX your legals to 386-698-1994 CASH! • Meets all legal advertising requirements for a paper of general circulation Sell it PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY in the PUTNAM COUNTY classifieds. OURIER OURNAL 386-698-1644 C J Ph. 386-698-1644 • Fax 386-698-1994 330 N. Summit Street • Crescent City, FL 32112 Putnam County Introduces and Congratulates Volunteer Fire Service EMT and Firefighter Graduates for 2013! January started with the 250-hour EMT course being offered through First Coast Technical College and held at the Putnam County EOC. This was to make the class more accessible to the volunteers of Putnam County. The class graduated 20 new Emergency Medical Technicians, who are ready to move forward, test, and receive their national registry and state of Florida EMT certifications. Five of the students attending were from surrounding counties, through First Coast Technical College they were able to attend the night and weekend course being held here in Putnam County. Many of the Putnam County students have five-plus years in the volunteer service and we thank you for your many years of service and dedication to the citizens of Putnam County!! The EMT course finished in May, and Putnam County started the Firefighter 1 course right behind it. This 216-hour course ran through the 18th of August. This class graduated 11 new FF1 students to go forward and become hometown heroes and service their communities. This course is the first half of the Minimum Standards class required to become a career Firefighter in the state of Florida. For these 11 students, we thank you for your hard work and willingness to serve the citizens of Putnam County!

You have trained, worked and overcame many obstacles together!! These memories will carry you a lifetime! Welcome to the Volunteer Family!! Next Fire Recruit Class will begin on January 7, 2014!! Application Deadline is November 1, 2013. For more information to join, contact your local Volunteer Fire Department or Catina Flynn, Recruitment Coordinator, at 386-326-7185.

January EMT: Richard Hall, Richard Racz, Zach Lambert, May FF1: Grant Barker, Kent Wilkinson, John Hendrix, Adam Paul Woodworth, Kenneth Reed, Dena Wilson, Glenda Her- Cathlino, James Ross, George Ward, Justin McKelvery, Amos nandez, Ruth Bahr, Gale Kilgannon (St. Johns), Stephanie Frank, Mason Ward, Brenda Ross and Lonnie Brown. Jackson (Flagler), Katherine Abel, Alisa McDonald, Catina Fly- nn, Diana Farnsworth, Tiffany Manning, Shaun Nichols (Clay), Matthew Brinley (Clay), Christopher Knoff (Clay) and George Ward. (Not pictured: Juan Gomez.) ACES F PLACES August 28, 2013 & COURIER JOURNAL Section B at Live O The King’s Bass Report olf ak G

In League Scramble Peterson. play at Live Oak Golf In League Scramble Club on Wednesday, play at Live Oak Golf August 21, 11 players, Club on Friday, August eight men and three 23, 20 players, 13 men women, were divided and seven women, were into four teams. divided into 5 teams. The winning team, The winning team, with three players, with four players, post- posted a low score of ed a low score of 34. 35. Members of the Members of the win- winning team were ning team were Rose- Judy Reddick, Jer- mary Dreessen, Elaine ry Peterson and Bob Moyer, Larry McKen- Photo Special to the Courier Journal Stites. The next team zie and Jerry Peterson. First place team Allen Hoper and Kerrie Davis, second place team Scooter Goodson and Evan posted a 36, the fol- The next team posted a McCleod, and third place/big fish Scott King. lowing team posted a 35 and the final three Special to the Second place went to information. Black won big bass 39 and the final team teams posted a 36. Courier Journal the team of Scooter The Bass Capitol honors with a 6.79- posted a 42. Closest to the pin Goodson and Evan Bassmasters (FLW) pound hog. Closest to the pin with the 2nd shot on with the 2nd shot on Hole #2, with 15 inch- The weekly Corky McCleod with a 15.95- fished the St. John’s The Bass Capitol pound bag. Third place River out of Welaka the Bassmasters fishes Hole #2, with 14 inch- es, was Mark Landin. Bells Thursday Night es, was Carol Harra- 2nd closest with 16 Bass Tournament was was claimed by Scott weekend of August 10 monthly. For more King, fishing alone, and 11. Anglers could information call Joe hill. 2nd closest with inches was Larry McK- held on the St. John’s 31 inches was Jerry enzie. River on August 1, out with 14.46 pounds. fish either day. Nickol at 386-546- of Palatka City Dock at King boated the big Wayne Black won 8726. 5:30 p.m. Weigh-in was fish of the tournament first place with 21.20 The King’s Bass Re- at Corky Bells dock in at 5.55 pounds. pounds, better than port is a courtesy of GED Registration East Palatka at 8:45 The Corky Bells tour- doubling the second King’s Office Supply p.m. Anglers fished in nament is fished every place weight of Jeff Ze- & Printing Co. www. at SJR State two-man teams with a Thursday evening and siger at 9.42 pounds. kingsprint.com. If you is open to everyone. Weldon Taylor placed have results from Bass Putnam County resi- full battery of tests is five-fish limit, with no dents interested in $70, and results are waivers. Be at Corky Bells dock third with 8.60 pounds Tournaments held in at sunset to view the and coming in fourth the State of Florida taking the General Ed- mailed in approximate- First place was ucation Development ly six weeks. claimed by Allen Hop- weigh in and enjoy reg- was Kent Scroggins at please forward them to gae night. Call Adam 7.45. Rounding out [email protected] (GED) exam now have For the remainder per and Kerrie Davis the option of a com- of the year, students with 16.48 pounds. Hemphill 386-972- the top six were Kenny to be included in the 0898 for tournament Pagano and Dan Bush. report. puter-based version. will be allowed to com- St. Johns River State bine paper-based test College is offering the scores with computer- Ben Prestage in Concert computerized exam based test scores. In- twice a week. dividuals who have not Special to the Thursday 10 The computer-based completed their exams Courier Journal a.m. to 4 p.m., exam will be adminis- must complete the cur- or by calling tered on the SJR State rent 2002 GED® Test 386-328-8998. Concert tickets go Palatka campus each Series before the new All voice mail Monday (9 a.m. – 1 version is administered on sale this week for messages will p.m.) and Thursday (12 in 2014. Scores from Ben Prestage, world- be returned as renowned one-man- soon as pos- – 4 p.m.). Registration the 2002 Series will band. This Arts Coun- sible. Luke and payment is avail- not be combined with cil special event will Taft of the Arts able online or by tele- scores for the new as- be held at the Larimer Council sug- phone only. The cost sessment. Arts Center, 216 Reid gests obtaining of the exam is $26 per SJR State also offers Street, in Palatka on tickets in ad- subject area. The total Adult Education/GED Friday, September 27. vance as they fee is $130. classes at its Palatka The cost is $10 in ad- may go very Scores on four of campus. Morning, day vance, or $15 at the quickly and the five testing areas and evening classes, as door. The doors will seating is lim- of the computer-based well as online classes, open at 6:30 p.m., and ited. The show exam will be available are available. Regis- the concert will be from will run one as soon as the test is tration for the class- 7 to 9 p.m. Seating is night only and limited and tickets at completed, giving stu- es is on the Palatka it may take dents the option to re- campus only. There is the door will be offered some time to first come- first serve. Photo Special to the Courier Journal take the exam at the a $30 registration/tu- find another next available testing ition fee, and proof of This event will be lim- opportunity to Ben Prestage. ited to ages 16 and up. date. Results from the Florida residency is Refreshments and so- see Prestage as deal. It would get folks Putnam County Tour- paper-based test can required (non-Florida das will be available as he has a busy touring dancing in the street. ist Development Coun- take as long as six residents - $120). well as beer and wine schedule. From here, Prestage cil, the State of Florida, weeks. Students seeking ac- Prestage grew up in for those 21 and over. has added the use of Department of State, The next GED paper commodations related south Florida listen- The show will be a treat other instruments, in- Division of Cultural Af- and pencil testing date to a disability must for music lovers of all ing to blues. He was cluding the harmon- has been scheduled for submit a request with fairs and the Florida genres. The Arts Coun- turned on to a par- ica, resonator guitar, September 10 and 11. appropriate documen- Council on Arts and cil feels fortunate to be ticular finger picking and others. Moving on Test registration will tation at least 60 days able to bring Prestage style by a family friend from street performer, Culture. Accommoda- be held on Friday, Sep- in advance of their de- to Palatka for the ex- that played old-time Prestage has one many tions for the performer tember 6, beginning at sired test date. Ad- banjo music. Later, as perience and listening awards for both his have been provided 8 a.m. GED testing ditional testing dates pleasure of our regions a street performer on originality and talent, by the Quality Inn of world famous Beale and registration is lo- can be found online live music patrons. taking him on the road Palatka. More infor- cated on the SJR State at SJRstate.edu/adult- Street in Memphis, around the country Tickets for this spe- mation can be found Palatka campus only. edgedschedule.html. Prestage added foot and to Europe. cial event can be ob- at www.artsinputnam. Seating is limited, and For more informa- tained directly from the drums to his guitar The Arts Council’s org or by calling 386- students who register tion, call 386-312- Arts Council located in and vocals to attract Larimer concerts are more attention, and 328-8998. or you can late may be referred 4080 or visit SJRstate. the Larimer Arts Cen- supported in part by found that it strength- email artsinputnam@ to a future testing ses- edu/adulted.html. ter, at 216 Reid Street memberships, the in Palatka, Monday - ened his music a great aol.com sion. The cost of the Lake Lodge #72 Has Another Entered Apprentice Degree Rick Haven and then recite in an York Rite or Scottish ners, who have done gun before this year p.m. Master of the Community Contributor open Lodge before all Rite Degrees. The York so much for burned ends. This has been Lodge, Henry Smith in- On Monday, August those in attendance. Rite is the applica- and crippled children the largest number of vites all who may be 12, Lake Lodge #72 Their proficiency in the tion and rituals of the in America with their new members to Lake interested in Freema- had another Entered recitation will deter- Knights Templars who free hospitals. Lodge #72 in some sonry to come by and Apprentice Degree for mine their ability to go fought during the Cru- Either way, one must time, but they would visit. “Our wives are David Corwin, Waylon on to the Fellowcraft sades to maintain the be a Master Mason first warmly welcome more. always at attendance Mast and Daniel Fisk. Degree, where yet an- ownership of Jerusa- before choosing the Lake Lodge #72, lo- for the dinner,” says The Entered Appren- other Catechism must lem. The Scottish Rite other or both paths of cated at 112 Shrine Smith. Lake Lodge #72 tice is the first of the also be learned. is the application and education. Club Road in the Lake is planning a “Dinner three degrees in Free- Although there are rituals that came from Lake Lodge has start- Como area, has regular and a Dance” to begin masonry. only three Degrees in Scotland and France ed four new Brothers meetings the first and in September on Satur- These new Broth- Freemasonry; Entered that dealt with the on their path this year third Monday’s of each day evenings, that will ers will be required to Apprentice, Fellowcraft freedom and liberty of with three or four more month, with dinner be- be open to everyone in memorize a Catechism and Master Mason, all men. Those in the applications that are ing served at 6:30 p.m. the community. Watch during the next month other degrees may be Scottish Rite are best yet to be investigated and their Called Com- for the announcement learned in either the known as the Shri- and their degrees be- munication at 7:30 to come. B2 Courier Journal • August 28, 2013 Our community. Our people. All local.

Join the Arbor Day Foundation in September CHARITABLE First Presbyterian Church 3rd Mon. 6:30 pm PALATKA NEW VISION and Receive 10 Free Live Oak Trees for Planting in ORGANIZATIONS 301 Cypress Ave. Bring dish or $2 LIONS CLUB Florida - Everyone from Florida who joins the Arbor 1-904-399-4187 Wed. 11 am – 12:30 pm Lunch 2nd & 4th Tues. Noon COMMUNITY THRIFT SHOP Wed. 12:30 pm Bingo Beef O’Bradys on the River Day Foundation in September will receive 10 free live ASSISTANCE FOR Palatka Tues. & Thurs. 9 am - 12 pm FLORIDA SERVICES 4th Sat. 6:30 pm Aux. oak trees as part of the Foundation’s Trees for America Corner Lemon and Main. Scholarship Dinner Pomona Park Tues. 10 am Interlachen 386-684-2188 program. behind Howe Methodist Trinity Episcopal Church Neighborhood Watch Through Trees for America, everyone is encouraged Church - Crescent City 204 State Rd 26 – Melrose AZALEA CITY 2nd Thurs. (exc. Aug. & Dec.) 200 East Main St. to plant trees for the benefit of the environment and HUMANE SOCIETY OF 352-475-2177 CRUISERS Every 4th Sat. 5 p.m. Shirley Griffin - 386-649-8640 quality-of-life. With one million members, the Arbor NORTHEAST FLORIDA CELEBRATE RECOVER Tues. - Fri. 1 - 4 p.m. Woody’s BBQ PALATKA LIONS Day Foundation is the nation’s largest nonprofit orga- at. 7:15 pm State Rd 19 Palatka MEETING nization dedicated to planting trees. Sat. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Closed Sun. & Mon. Dunns Creek Baptist Church Bass Capital VFW 1st & 3rd Mon. 7PM The trees will be shipped postpaid at the right time 386-328-8650 112 Norma St. – Hollister Post 10177 318 Osceola St, Palatka for planting between October 15 and December 10. Humane Society Thrift Store CRESCENT CITY TOPS Palatka Elks Lodge Mon.– Fri. 10 am - 5 pm Tues. 9 am 3rd Thursday, 6 pm The 6- to 12-inch trees are guaranteed to grow or they Crescent City Woman’s Club 1st & 3rd Mon. 7 pm will be replaced free of charge. Planting instructions Sat. 9 am – 5 pm St. John the Baptist Wed. Dinner 6-7:30 pm Closed Sunday 604 N. Summit Street Crescent City are enclosed with each shipment of trees. Catholic Church Fri. Happy Hour 6-7:30 pm 819 S. Moody Road Palatka 386-698-2055 or 386- BOY SCOUTS TROOP #42 New members of the Arbor Day Foundation will also 114 South 3rd St., Palatka MT. CARMEL COMMUNITY RE- 698-3080 CUB SCOUTS PACK 42 386-325-5295 receive The Tree Book, which includes information VENTURE CREW SOURCE CENTER INC. DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PUTNAM COUNTY about tree planting and care. SCOUTING 42 Mon. 10 am – 2 pm SUPPORT GROUP SHRINE CLUB To receive 10 free live oak trees, send a $10 member- 400 East Oak St, Palatka Mon. 6 pm Wed. 6 pm Darts/Hotdogs & Mon. 5:30 pm (only when school is in session) ship contribution to Ten Live Oaks, Arbor Day Foun- 386-937-2447 / 916-9556 Putnam County Health Department Hamburgers dation, 100 Arbor Ave., Nebraska City, NE 68410, by Howe Memorial Methodist Church Yelvington Rd, East Palatka PALATKA CHRISTIAN 386-326-3200 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City September 30, 2013, or join online at arborday.org/ SERVICE CENTER FREE MEDICAL CLINIC 386-937-8626 386-325-8020 PUTNAM COUNTY september. Mon. – Fri. 9 am – 1:30 pm 4th Fri. 1-4 pm CREATE! ARTISTS’ GUILD OF 820 Reed St. – Palatka Free Health Screening NORTH FLORIDA TEA PARTY The opening of “Everything Under the Sun: Paint- 386-328-0984 St. Andrew’s 1st & 3rd Tues. 6:30 pm 4th Sat. 10:30 am ings and Pottery by Charlotte Lord” will take place SECOND TIME 111 S Francis Dr, Welaka Women’s Club on Friday, September 6. A reception will be held from 6 Interlachen Larimer Art Center Tues. 7 pm AROUND SHOP 216 Reid St. – Palatka Interlachen Library to 8 p.m. at the Palatka Welcome Center, located at the Open May, June & July LEE CONLEE HOUSE 2nd & 4th Mon. 6:30 pm Victim Advocate in Crescent City CRESCENT CITY corner of St. Johns Avenue and 9th Street. 2nd & 4th Sat. 9 am - 1 pm MOOSE LODGE American Legion off Crill Ave. Community United Mon. - Thurs. 8 am - 4:30 pm SJR State offers reviews for teaching students 386-983-4346 1st Sat. Breakfast 8-11 a.m. SCHOOL ADVISORY Methodist Church 1st & 3rd Mon. Chicken Dinner COUNCIL - St. Johns River State College will offer non-credit 126 Highlands Ave 24 hr hotline 386-325-3141 or 800-500-1119 2nd & 4th Mon. 4:30 pm 1st Tues. 2 pm courses to prepare students for the Florida Teacher Lake Como Spaghetti Dinner CCJSHS, Media Center Certification Exam. The review courses will be held SOUTH PUTNAM NARCOTICS Tues. 4:30 pm Tacos & Taco Salad 386-698-1629 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on the following dates: CHRISTIAN SERVICE ANONYMOUS Wing Wednesday 6-9 p.m. Seville VIA Meeting Review for Professional Education Exam – Palatka CENTER Fridays, 8 pm Thurs. 10:30 am Bingo (Village Improvement Association) campus – Saturday, September 7 Tues. & Thurs. 10 am – 2:30 pm Howe Memorial Methodist Church Sat. Night Finger Foods 6-9 p.m. 1st Thurs. - 7 p.m. 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City Old Elementary School on US 17 Review for General Knowledge Math – Palatka cam- 219 N. Summit St. Public Invited Crescent City 386- 698-1944 1-877-572-4187 Fri. 5 pm Dinner, 7 Music SOUTH PUTNAM pus – Saturday, September 14 QUIVANNO PROBIOTICS US 17 South Crescent City WOMAN’S CLUB Review for General Knowledge English – Palatka THRIFT STORE WORKSHOP 386-649-0745 3rd Mon. 6:30 pm campus– Saturday, October 12 Mon. & Thurs. 10 am - 4 pm 3rd Thurs. – Bag Day 3rd Mon. 5:30 pm CRESCENT CITY Culver Room Review for Professional Education Exam – St. St. John the Baptist Monahan Chiropractic WOMAN’S CLUB Crescent City Public Library Augustine campus – Saturday, November 9 Catholic Church Medical Clinic 2nd Mon. October - May 386-649-0885 Review for Professional Education Exam – Orange South of Crescent City 905 St. Johns Ave Rentals Available ST. JOHN CATHOLIC Park campus – Saturday, December 14 EDUCATION Palatka 604 N. Summit Street CHURCH CARD PARTY The registration fee for each course is $25, and stu- SENIOR FRIENDS CENTER 386-698-2552 3rd Thurs. 10 pm $4 Lunch dents may register for one or several courses. For READERS’ ROUNDTABLE Mon. 11 am Yoga FRATERNAL ORDER OF Hwy 20 – Interlachen more information, call SJR State’s Open Campus at Book Group Tues. 9:15 am Line Dance EAGLES INTERLACHEN SUNDAY DINNER 3rd Tues. 2 pm Tues. 2 - 4 pm Bingo 386-312-4211 or visit the website at SJRstate.edu/ Weekdays 4 pm Social 1st & 2nd Sun. 11:30 am Crescent City Library Wed. 1 pm Game Day Room Happy Hr. continuinged.html to download a registration form. Bass Capital Shrine Club 610 N. Summit St. Fri. 10 - 11 am Exercise Tues. 5 pm Hamburgers 386-467-3102 A fundraiser for the Palatka High School Girls PUTNAM COUNTY HOME Fri. 1 - 3 pm Bingo Tues. 7 pm Bingo THE CRESCENT CITY Butler Bldg Conf. Room State Rd 20 – Interlachen Softball Team will be held on Saturday, September COMMUNITY EDUCATORS FARMER’S MARKET (HCE) Putnam Community 386-684-3252 7, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. The fundraiser is being Every Sat. 9 am - 2 pm 2nd Wed. Medical Center FRATERNAL ORDER OF Vendor Spots $10 held at Beck Ford, located at 420 North Palm Avenue Agriculture Building 611 Zeagler Dr – Palatka EAGLES 4355 Food Vendor $25 in Palatka. The event will include $10 car washes, a 111 Yelvington Rd., E. Palatka 386-328-3986 Sat. 8 pm Band Call Darius Trunk drawing for a Flat Screen TV, chicken dinners, a yard Call Mary Ellen Clifton STROKE SURVIVORS Sun. 4 pm Karaoke 386-698-2632 sale, a blind auction and a bake sale. There will also 386-649-8856 OF PALATKA Mon. 7:30 pm Darts THE HEART OF be music, a concession stand, a bouncy house for the THE PHOENIX Mon. & Fri. Mornings Tues. & Wed. 1 pm Pinochle PUTNAM COALITION REPUBLICAN CLUB kids and a big screen TV to watch the game for the Free Exercise Classes Tues. & Thurs. 6:30 pm Bingo 3rd Thurs. – 11 am 2nd Tues evening Ruby 386-649-0569 Wed. 5 pm Tacos “Great American Tail Gate.” In addition to this Beck Palatka Christian Service Center most months T’AI CHI CLASS Fri. 8 pm Karaoke 820 Reid St – Palatka Ford will be donating $100 for every vehicle sale made Dinner meeting with 110 Shrine Club Rd 386-328-0984 on this day. If you have anything you would like to do- Speaker 6 pm Tues. 6 pm Lake Como Georgetown Community US COAST GUARD nate, you can drop them off at Beck Ford. For more in- Call for info 467-3909 Fruitland Peninsula AUXILIARY MEETING Our goal is to educate Center formation or to see how you can volunteer call Larry at 386-467-7204 Historical Society 3rd Thurs. 7 pm voters to vote responsibly. 3rd Tues. 7 pm 386-530-0790 or 386-328-2020 or you can call Kathy THE EDGAR JOHNSON Men & Women needed to at 386-328-8881. HEALTH AND Culver Rm., Crescent City assist w/ homeland security SENIOR CENTER Library 386-698-1870 & boating safety Crescent City Women’s Civic Association would SUPPORT Tues. 10 am Seniors vs Crime GIRL SCOUTS VFW Meeting Hall Wed.1:30 pm Cane Fu Lessons like to cordially invite you to celebrate their 35th An- 10 TOUCHSTONES FOR For girls 5-11 SR 100 & Palm Ave Wed. 12:30 Paint Class $7 mth Palatka, 684-6543 niversary within the community on Saturday, Septem- GRIEF 1st & 3rd Saturday Call 386-329-0469 US VETERANS POST 104 ber 7, from 2 to 5 p.m. They will honor the Founder, Hospice of the Nature Coast 10 am - 12 pm Wings of Grief Services Division TOPS FLORIDA #435 St. John the Baptist Catholic Church Mon. One Pot Meal Vivian Golden, and Former Board of Directors. If you Mon. 4 -5:30 pm Welaka Call Luz 386-559-4119 Tues. 6 pm Kitchen opens have been a part of this organization or volunteered 6721 Crill Ave., Palatka Tues. 9 am HISTORIC CENTRAL 7 pm Dart League Wed. All Day Free Pool your time to assist and give back to this community, 386-530-4600 First Baptist Church of Welaka ACADEMY C. R. 309 -386-467-8935 Thurs. 5 pm Kitchen opens they would love for you to attend. In addition, if this ALCOHOLICS 3rd Mon. 5:30 pm 6 pm Bingo community has made a difference in your life or your ANONYMOUS VIOLENCE INTERVENTION Preservation & Community State Rd 19 – Palatka family please join and share your story. Tickets are be- & PREVENTION PROGRAM Development Inc. 386-328-9133 Mon. 7 pm Supporters Meeting Palatka ing sold for $20 each. You can purchase tickets from Putnam County Health VFW POST 3349 Church of the Holy Comforter Department any member of the organization or contact the number 223 N. Summit St. Crescent City INTERLACHEN Mon. & Wed. 10 am - 1 pm 386-326-3200 LIONS CLUB below. The tickets will include a formal dinner, raffle 1-904-399-8535 Selling Sandwiches Domestic Violence and 1st & 3rd Tues. 7pm Tue. 6 pm Bingo giveaways, and a great honoree program. If you have ALCOHOLICS Sexual Assault Hotline 202 Prospect Ave Wed. 1 pm Veteran’s Rd Tbl any questions regarding the organization or events, ANONYMOUS 386-325-3141 or 800-326-0919 Interlachen, 386-684-2188 2nd Fri. 6 pm Steak Night please feel free to contact me via email ccwca@hotmail. Fri. 6 pm TDD Users 800-955-8771 Neighborhood Watch 3201 Reid St, Palatka com or phone 386-559-0212. Lake Como Community Center, 386-328-2863 Highland Ave. Lake Como SOCIAL 2nd Tues. Georgetown Civic Center Beck Ford, located at 420 North Palm Avenue in 1-904-399-8535 WEIGHT WATCHERS SPORTS ALCOHOLICS Thurs. 6:30 pm PALATKA AMATEUR INTERLACHEN BABE RUTH Palatka, will be hosting a fundraiser for the Palatka RADIO CLUB High School Cheerleading Squad on Saturday, Sep- ANONYMOUS Putnam Family Fitness Center LEAGUE MEETINGS A NEW LIFE GROUP 284 Union Ave. Crescent City 3rd Thurs. 7 pm tember 14, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Come out and sup- 3rd Thurs. – 7pm 386-698-2342 Palatka Library Lions Club Interlachen port the girls and boys. All proceeds will go to the Pan- Tues. 7 p.m. Howe Memorial A LADIES AROUND THE 601 College Rd – Palatka ther Cheerleaders. Events will include a yard sale, $10 Methodist Church LAKE MEETING PALATKA DUPLICATE MISCELLANEOUS car wash/vacuum, a drawing for a Flat Screen TV, hot BRIDGE CLUB 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City 1st & 3rd Tues. 10 am BEEKEEPERS OF dogs, chips and drinks. There will also be a “Drive 4UR 1-904-399-8535 Crafts & Covered Dish Lunch Wed. 10 am Bring lunch PUTNAM COUNTY School!” Come test drive a vehicle and Beck Ford will ALCOHOLICS George’s Lake Community Center 521 South 13th St– Palatka 114 Saratoga St, Florahome 3rd Tues. 5:30 pm donate $20 per test drive to the Panther Cheerlead- ANONYMOUS 386-328-0263 Putnam County ers. (One person per household and you must be 18 CELEBRATION GROUP AMERICAN LEGION PALATKA ELKS LODGE 1323 Ag Center – East Palatka or older.) $100 will be donated as well for every vehicle Tues. & Thur. noon POST 45 1st & 3rd Mon. 7 pm Meeting Contact Mickie Howe Memorial Sat. All you can eat breakfast 6 pm Trustees & Committee 684-0902 / 904-692-4238 that is sold on that day. Come by and see the Diesel 8 am – 11 am Meeting Beekeepersofputnamcounty.org Showcase as well. For more information or to see how Methodist Church 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City Cost is $6, Palatka Wed. & Fri. 6 pm Dinner CRESCENT CITY YACHT CLUB you can help or donate, call 386-937-1581. 1-904-399-8535 AMERICAN LEGION 114 South Third St, Palatka At 3 Bananas POST 293 386-325-3413 The GFWC Crescent City Woman’s Club is hosting a ALCOHOLICS 11 S Lake St, Crescent City Sun. 5:30 pm Bingo PALATKA KIWANIS CLUB 2nd Fri. 7pm Low Country Boil on Saturday, September 21, from 4 ANONYMOUS 1st Mon. 6:30 pm Dinner LIBERTY GROUP Meeting Thurs. 11:45 am Lunch LAKESIDE ART GALLERY to 7 p.m. The cost is $15 per person, and there will be Wed. 7 pm Sleep Inn & Suites a cash bar. For more information, call Beth Carter at At Lakeside Title SR19 & Hwy 100 Palatka 386-649-8584 or Carol Horner at 386-698-2552. The events, such as climbing, swimming and fitness exer- 236 Central Ave, Crescent City Mon.- Fri. 9am-3pm Woman’s Club is located at 604 N. Summit Street in cises. They will also engage in group activities to un- Crescent City. derstand their grief and remember their loved ones. For more information, contact Susan Follick at 352- méstica no es solamente un acto físico, sino que la vi- The Putnam Safety Association will conduct a 379-6276 or email her at [email protected]. olencia doméstica es un patrón de control de conduc- “Coaching the Mature Driver” course which meets tas tales como la violencia o las amenazas de violencia Street Performers Needed for ARTober Festival - Florida requirements for the auto liability insurance que una persona usa para establecer el poder y control discount for licensed drivers aged 55 and above on Performers are unpaid, but making good money from the hat. Must be registered to perform. Currently seek- sobre otra. Esto se hace con la intención de ganar y Saturday, September 28, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The mantener el poder y control sobre los pensamientos de course will be held at Putnam Safety Association, 218 ing clowns, jugglers, magicians, one-man bands, stilt la víctima, las acciones y / o actividades. St. Johns Avenue, Palatka. The cost for the course is walkers, balloon men, human statues, break dancers, $10 and you will need to call 386-328-8007 to make unicyclists, escape artists, contortionists, puppeteers, Lee Conlee House del condado de Putnam, es 1 de your reservation. acrobalancers, animal acts, dancers, bagpipers, bar- los 42 centros de Violencia doméstica certificada en bershop quartets, troubadours, unique musicians, el estado de la Florida y puede ayudarle con refugios Looking for Vendors for the ARTober Fest on Oc- and all sorts of novelty acts. To register contact Keep de emergencia, defensa legal, aconsejar, planificación tober 12 - Arts, crafts, antiques, businesses, farm- Putnam Beautiful, 386-325-9598, or email: kpb@ ers, cottage foods, entertainers, street performers and palatka-fl.gov. de seguridad, grupos de apoyo, así como una multi- more, download the application at www.keepputnam- tude de muchas cosas diferentes. Si usted o alguien beautiful.org/calendar_of_events/artober_fest, or call ¿Qué es la Violencia Doméstica? - ¿Sabía usted que usted conoce está en necesidad de asistencia, co- Keep Putnam Beautiful, 386-325-9598. que 1 de cada 4 mujeres han sufrido violencia do- muníquese con el Lee Conlee House 24 horas al día al méstica en su vida? Sólo este dato es muy alarmante, Camp Safe Haven Overnight Camp - Camp Safe (386) 325-3141, línea de texto al: (386) 546-9620, o la ya que podría haber afectado a su abuela, su madre, Haven Overnight Camp, which is for teens only, will be Coalición Violencia Doméstica de Florida (FCADV) por held on Friday, October 11, at 4 p.m., until Sunday, su tía, la hermana o incluso usted! Por desgracia, la todo el estado línea directa al 1 (800) 500-1119. October 13, at noon, at Camp Immokalee in Keystone violencia doméstica no discrimina basado en su sexo, Heights. The teen campers will participate in sports edad, o incluso su orientación sexual. La violencia do-

Putnam County August 28, 2013 • Courier Journal B3 Eight Smart Tips to Help Parents and Birth Announcement Students Start the School Year Strong Special to the need to ease back into sanity. Having major Yes, it does matter. Courier Journal their school routine deadlines, due dates, Taking good notes rather than having a events and extracur- helps keep kids‚ Starting a new school sudden change their ricular activities in grades up, espe- year can be a daunting first day of school. one place helps kids cially in middle or experience for many Using the last two visualize their week, high school. To boost students, and failing to weeks of summer to manage their time note-taking skills, get off on the right foot re-introduce a school and stay on track. students should can set the tone for the year bedtime routine •Don’t Ditch Good practice picking out rest of the academic will make waking up Habits - If you and the, main ideas in year. Parents need to on that first day a lot your child have es- conversations, news take the right steps easier. tablished a good reports, or magazine starting now to make •Reintroduce Reg- summer learning articles. sure their students are ular Meal Times routine, when school •Concentrate - Stay- prepared to tackle new - During summer starts try not to for- ing focused is easier academic challenges months, kids tend to sake all of the fun for some kids than with the right habits grab a snack several reading, writing and others. Students and daily routines. times during the day. art activities that need to do their best This includes trying Parents can start re- kept your child en- to avoid distractions not to be so consumed minding students to gaged all summer. in class. This means with showing up in the get back into a three- Here are four impor- keeping cell phones latest fashions; it’s not meal-a-day schedule tant things that stu- tucked away and be- that important. That’s in order to regulate dents can follow to ing vocal if a chatty why Sylvan Learning their system into the improve the academic classmate is too dis- has put together four back-to-school mode. quality of the school tracting. simple tips for parents Nutrition is an im- year, starting on Day •Speak up- Students and four simple tips for portant factor in aca- One. often can get tripped children that can help demic performance, •Organize - Organiza- up by homework or boost student suc- and eating a healthy, tion is not overrated. test instructions. Maximillian Bernardo Hawley was born Sat- cess in the new school balanced breakfast Keeping notes, proj- Students should urday, August 3, 2013, at Winter Park Hos- year. and lunch keeps kids ects and reading ma- know it‚s OK to speak Here are four things alert throughout the terials in logical order up if they don’t un- pital in Winter Park. The baby boy weighed 6 parents can do to help day. helps students find derstand testing or lbs 15 oz. He is the son of Scott and Sandra their children achieve •Family Calendar - what they need right homework directions. Hawley. The maternal grandparents are the better academic re- Time management is away, cutting down Students should also late David and Donna Monday of Crescent sults: tricky for everyone, on time spent track- listen carefully and City. The maternal great grandparents are •Impose the Two- especially kids and ing things down, and spend plenty of time Shirley and Clayton Frank of Lake Como. Week Rule - With teens, but planning allowing more time reading directions. later bedtimes over is an important way for actual studying. Assisting the birth was maternal great aunt the summer, children to save everyone’s •Take good notes - Patricia Sauls of Lake Como. Community from Have You Ever Wanted to Learn to Paint, page A3 But Were Not Sure Where to Start? PFFC Updates Some air condition- ing is now working, so come give it a try. In other news, there is now a new fl oor in the back room where Zumba, Aero- bics and Tae Kwan Do are held. It is Barbara Fisher, Jan Simpson, Dave Harts- much more pleasant field, Mary Domaradzki and Anne Towery for all. Many thanks gathered a Belle’s Bistro. go to Johnson Con- trols for donating the fl oor. Add that to the air conditioning and they are really “get- ting it together.” A Photo Special to the Courier Journal reminder for every- Patrick Rausch will be teaching classes at the Larimer Art Center one is that due to starting September 3. the very high outside The Arts Council what brushes to use, oilpainter111@gmail. of Greater Palatka is how to apply the paint, com. temperatures and pleased to announce and much more. There The Arts Council of concern for mem- that art instructor Pat- are four classes, which Greater Palatka is the rick Rausch is coming are three hours in designated Local Arts ber’s health and well back in town and oil length. Morning class- Agency for Putnam being, the center will Lamar and Renna Moore celebrated their painting classes will be- es are from 9 a.m. to County and is spon- gin on Tuesday, Sep- 12 p.m. and afternoon sored in part by mem- continue to close 66th Wedding Anniversary with friends at Pomona Park’s Senior Friday. tember 3, at the Larimer classes are from 1 to bership, the State of from 12 to 5 p.m., Arts Center, located at 4 p.m. Florida, Department of ning on resuming be published in time 216 Reid St. This is a You can view Patrick’s State, Division of Cul- Monday through normal hours begin- for Christmas en- wonderful opportunity paintings by going to tural Affairs; the Florida Friday, during the for a beginner to learn patrickspaintings.com Arts Council; and the ning in September. joyment and gifting. the basics of painting or by going to Facebook Tourist Development month of August. Margaret Cleveland She says she needs or for a person that is and entering “patrick- Council, the City of Saturday hours are already painting to go rauschfineart” in the Palatka and the Putnam is still collecting rec- many more recipes County Commission. 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. As to the next level. search. The fee is $40, ipes for the Center from all of our good You will be taught which includes all four For more information of now they are plan- how to mix colors, what classes. For more in- about the Arts Council, Cookbook that will cooks around. makes a good composi- formation call the Lar- visit www.artsinput- tion, how to transfer imer at 386-328-8998 nam.org or call Denise a photo to the canvas, or contact Patrick at at 386-328-8998. OUR RATES Honor CAN BEAT UP our Flag! If your flag has THEIR RATES. become tattered or torn over the years, please bring it to the offices of the Courier Journal. We will make sure your flag is disposed of properly. 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Lake Street Publishing Company 226 Palm Avenue, will be responsible for the first incorrect insertion and to no greater extent RENT TO OWN - Refur- than the cost of the space occupied by the error. The publisher assumes no Crescent City Across bished 1/1 in Quiet Adult Autos / Trucks financial responsibility for errors of omission of copy. Lake Street Publish- Day Care Motorcycles from Wendy’s. Friday For Sale ing Company re-serves the right to correctly classify, delete objectionable Mobile Home Park on Tutoring Auto Parts and and Saturday, August For Adoption words, phrases or refuse any advertisement. Lake Crescent, Boating, Schools Repairs 30 and 31, 8 a.m. to 6 Fishing, Relaxing Rea- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF Dated this 12th day of August, 415A St. Johns Avenue OR THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE p.m. Inside and Out- NOTICE TO CREDITORS SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS 2013. Palatka, Florida 32177 DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY side. Rain or Shine. sonable Lot Rent. 386- (Summary Administration) NOTICE ON THEM. Telephone: (386) 328-7426 OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. 698-3648 TFN TIM SMITH Furniture, household TO ALL PERSONS HAVING All other creditors of the decedent Clerk of Circuit Court 8/28-9/4/13 All creditors of the decedent and CLAIMS, DEMANDS OR and other persons having claims or other persons having claims or de- goods, toys, etc. 8/28 OBJECTIONS AGAINST demands against decedent’s estate By: /s/ Kelly Purcell LEGAL NOTICE mands against decedent's estate on THE ABOVE ESTATE: must file their claims with this court Deputy Clerk whom a copy of this notice is served Legal You are hereby notified that an Or- WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF within three months after the date Merchandise der of Summary Administration has DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- 8/21-8/28/13 FLORIDA of the first publication of this notice Notices been entered in the Estate of ERMA TION OF THIS NOTICE. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT must file their claims with this Court ELNORA FLORIO a/k/a ERMA E. IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY WITHIN THE LATER OF THREE LEGAL NOTICE FLORIO, deceased, File Number ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN LEGAL NOTICE MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF FOR SALE: Red 2009 2013-225-CP-53, by the Circuit THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH CASE NO: 13-471-CA-53 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Honda Fit Sport, 100K IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Court for Putnam County, Florida, IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE THIS NOTICE OR THIRTY DAYS OF FLORIDA Probate Division, the address of FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL WYMAN D. LONG and NADINE C. AFTER THE DATE OF SERVICE miles, AC, Power Win- SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT which is Putnam County Court- BE FOREVER BARRED. SCRUGGS MOTOR COMPANY LONG, Husband and Wife, OF A COPY OF THIS NOTICE IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY house, 410 St. Johns Ave., P. O. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME LLC gives Notice of Lien and intent Plaintiffs. ON THEM. dows, Mag Wheels, Box 758, Palatka, FL 32178-0758; PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, to sell these vehicles on September vs. Good Tires. 32 miles PROBATE DIVISION that the total value of the estate is ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) 13, 2013, 10:00 am at 2407 REID All other creditors of the dece- $65,500.00, and that the name and YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE ST PALATKA, FL 32177-2803, pur- MOSE GREEN, CARLEY MOSE dent and persons having claims or per gallon. $8,750 Call CASE NO.: 2013-223-CP-53 address of those to whom it has DECEDENT’S DATE OF DEATH IS suant to subsection 713.78 of the GREEN, JOHNNY HARDY demands against the decedent's been assigned by such order are: BARRED. Florida Statutes. SCRUGGS MO- GREEN, SHIRLEY GREEN GLIS- estate must file their claims with this 904-238-9060 8/28 IN RE: The Estate of TOR COMPANY LLC reserves the SON, LONNIE CARLYLE GREEN, Court WITHIN THREE MONTHS ALMA SUE KIDWELL Name: ERMA J. MORGAN Personal Representative: right to accept or reject any and/or and WILLAMAE MAZELLA AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST Real Estate a/k/a Address: 274 Lake Como Drive Talitha Dianna Fain all bids. SHEROUSE, THEIR UNKNOWN PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. ALMA S. KIDWELL Pomona Park, FL 32181 111 Fern Way HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DEVI- For Rent a/k/a San Mateo, Florida 32187 1G8ZK5272TZ222283 1996 SATURN SEES, GRANTEES, CREDITORS, ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND ELMA S. KIDWELL ALL INTERESTED PERSONS AND ALL OTHER PARTIES OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED HOUSE FOR RENT: Deceased ARE NOTIFIED THAT: Attorney for Personal Representa- 8/28/13 CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UN- WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. All creditors of the decedent and tive: DER OR AGAINST THEM, Waterfront, Dock, NOTICE TO CREDITORS other persons having claims, de- Jaime Council Defendants. Personal Representative: Sunset View, 2BD/ mands or objections against dece- Florida Bar No. 0015951 LEGAL NOTICE /s/ ANGELA RENEE YATES The administration of the Estate dent's estate, including unmatured, [email protected] NOTICE OF ACTION 115 Appaloosa Drive 1BA, First/Last/Se- of ALMA SUE KIDWELL a/k/a contingent or unliquidated claims, Law Offices of Curtis & Associates, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Interlachen, FL 32148 ALMA S. KIDWELL a/k/a ELMA S. on whom a copy of this notice is P.A. TO DEFENDANTS: M O S E curity required. Call KIDWELL, deceased, whose date served within three months after 701 Market Sttreet, Unit 109 SCRUGGS MOTOR COMPANY GREEN, CARLEY MOSE GREEN, Attorney for Personal Representa- for more information of death was May 6, 2013, is pend- the date of the first publication of St. Augustine, FL 32095 LLC gives Notice of Lien and intent JOHNNY HARDY GREEN, SHIR- tive: ing in the Circuit Court of Putnam this notice must file their claims with Telephone: 904-819-6959 to sell these vehicles on September LEY GREEN GLISSON, LONNIE /s/ Ronald E. Clark, Esquire 386-506-7307. 9/4 County, Florida, Probate Division, this Court WITHIN THE LATER Fax: 904-819-6936 13, 2013, 10:00 am at 2407 REID CARLYLE GREEN, and WILLAMAE Post Office Box 2138 File No. 2013-223-CP-53, the ad- OF THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER Alternate Email: or Jessica@Curt- ST PALATKA, FL 32177-2803, pur- MAZELLA SHEROUSE, THEIR UN- Palatka, FL 32178-2138 NEW HOPE VIL- dress of which is Putnam County THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- isFirm.com suant to subsection 713.78 of the KNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, Phone 386-328-2778 Courthouse, 410 St. Johns Ave., LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR Florida Statutes. SCRUGGS MO- DEVISEES, GRANTEES, CREDI- Florida Bar No.: 013834 LAS APARTMENTS P.O. Box 758, Palatka, FL 32178- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF 8/21-8/28/13 TOR COMPANY LLC reserves the TORS, AND ALL OTHER PAR- 0758. The name and address of the SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS right to accept or reject any and/or TIES CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, 8/28-9/4/13 - 2BR $256/month, Personal Representative and the NOTICE ON THEM. LEGAL NOTICE all bids. UNDER OR AGAINST THEM Personal Representative's attorney All other creditors of the decedent AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY LEGAL NOTICE 3BR $316/month, 4BR are set forth below. and other persons having claims, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 1MELM13P5VW608289 1997 MERCURY CONCERN: $351/month. Rental demands or objections against the IN AND FOR PUTNAM NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE ALL creditors of the decedent and decedent's estate, including unma- COUNTY, FLORIDA 8/28/13 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action PLAN AMENDMENTS TO THE assistance avail- other persons having claims, or de- tured, contingent or unliquidated to Reform a Deed and Quiet Title to CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT ELE- mands against the estate, including claims, must file their claims with CASE NO: 2013-263-CA LEGAL NOTICE the following described real prop- MENT. able for those who unmatured, contingent or unliquidat- this court WITHIN THREE MONTHS DIVISION 53 erty in Putnam County, Florida: ed claims, on whom a copy of this AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that qualify. Call Patty at notice is served must file their claim PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. HARBOR COMMUNITY BANK suc- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA North 548 feet of the NE 1/4 of the the Town Council of Welaka, Flori- with this Court WITHIN THE LATER ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS cessor to PUTNAM STATE BANK, SE 1/4 of Section 8, Township 9 da, is proposing to make changes to 386-749-0075. This OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE DATE NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PE- a Florida banking corporation, PROBATE DIVISION South, Range 26 East. its Comprehensive Plan per Chap- OF FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS RIODS SET FORTH IN SECTION File Number 13-267-CP ter 163 Florida Statues. Included institution is an equal NOTICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PRO- Plaintiff, Division 53 has been filed against you and you are text amendments to the Capital DATE OF SERVICE OF A COPY BATE CODE WILL BE FOREVER vs. are required to serve a copy of Improvements Element of the Town opportunity provider OF THIS NOTICE ON THEM. BARRED. IN RE: ESTATE OF your written defenses, if any, to it Comprehensive Plan. & employer.EQUAL NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME H. ROLAND PACETTI, R. SEAN Kathryn Lee Duggan Rogero, on John F. Sproull, the Plaintiff's All other creditors of the decedent PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, PACETTI, PROSPERITY BANK, Deceased. attorney, whose address is: 314 St. The Town Council for the Town HOUSING OPPOR- and other persons having claims or ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) NANCY BARNES and BETTY Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL 32177, of Welaka will be holding a Public demands against decedent's estate, YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE EUBANKS, NOTICE TO CREDITORS on or before September 27, 2013, Hearing on the proposed amend- TUNITY TDD PHONE including unmatured, contingent, or DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS and file the original with the Clerk ments on September 10, 2013 for unliquidated claims, must file their BARRED. Defendants. The administration of the estate of this Court either before service the second reading at 6:30 p.m., 1-800-955-8771 TFN claims with this Court WITHIN 3 of Kathryn Lee Duggan Rogero, on Plaintiff's attorney or immedi- or as soon thereafter as the matter MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF The date of first publication of this NOTICE OF SALE deceased, whose date of death ately thereafter; otherwise a default may be heard in the Town Council LAKEVIEW GROVE THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Notice is August 21, 2013. was July 24, 2013, File Number will be entered against you for the Chambers located at 400 Fourth APTS. 62 or older, dis- THIS NOTICE. Notice is given that pursuant to 2013-267-CP, is pending in the relief demanded in the complaint Avenue, Welaka, Florida. Person Giving Notice: the Summary Final Judgment for Circuit Court for Putnam County, or petition. abled or handicapped ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OB- /s/ ERMA J. MORGAN Plaintiff dated August 8, 2013 in Florida, Probate Division, the ad- ALL PARTIES ARE INVITED to JECTIONS NOT FILED WITHIN the above cause, I will sell to the dress of which is: Putnam County DATED on August 21, 2013 appear and submit oral or writ- regardless of age, with THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH /s/ JAY D. ASBURY highest and best bidder for cash at Courthouse, 410 St. Johns Avenue, ten objections or comments. The or without children. 1 & IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Attorney for the South front door of the Putnam Palatka, FL 32177. (SEAL) failure of a person to appear during FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL Person Giving Notice County Courthouse at 410 St. Johns TIM SMITH said hearing and comment on or 2 Bedroom Apartments. BE FOREVER BARRED. P. O. Box 488 Avenue, Palatka, Florida 32177 at The names and addresses of the CLERK OF THE COURT object to the amendments, either in Crescent City, FL 32112 11:00 a.m., Tuesday, the 10th day Personal Representative and that person or in writing, may preclude Central heat/air, blinds. NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME (386) 698-1970 of September, 2013, the following Personal Representative's attorney By: /s/ Kelly Purcell the ability of such person to contest Section 8 accepted. PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, Florida Bar No. 0107109 described property set forth in the are set forth below. DEPUTY CLERK the amendments at a late date. ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) order or final judgment: Persons with disabilities requiring Rental assistance may YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE 8/21-8/28/13 All creditors of the decedent and 8/28-9/4/13 accommodations in order to par- DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH Parcel 1: Lot 12, Block 1, WIL- other persons having claims or de- ticipate should contact Judy Jones be available for those IS BARRED. LEGAL NOTICE LIAM J. JONAS SUBDIVISION, as mands against the decedent's es- LEGAL NOTICE at (386) 467-9800 at least 24 hours who qualify. Call Lucre- per map in Map Book 4, Page 19, tate on whom a copy of this notice in advance to request such accom- The date of the first publication of IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Public Records of Putnam County, is required to be served must file IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR modations. tia 386-698-2513. TTD this Notice is August 21, 2013. CUIT COURT IN AND FOR Florida. TOGETHER WITH that cer- their claims with this court WITHIN PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA tain 1990 Gree mobile home, Title THE LATER OF 3 MONTHS AF- Copies of the proposed text amend- 1-800-955-8771 Equal Personal Representative: Nos. 49077230 and 49051419 and TER THE TIME OF THE FIRST PROBATE DIVISION ments are available for inspection Housing Opportunity. /s/SHIRLEY MARIE ADAMS PROBATE DIVISION 53 I.D. Nos. FLFLL32A/B12041GH. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE File Number 2013-230-CP by the public, in the Town of Wela- P.O. Box 222 Case No.: 2013-186-CP a/k/a 120 Dunn Avenue, San Mateo, OR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE Division 53 ka’s office, located at 400 Fourth This institution is an Welaka, FL 32193 Florida 32187, Parcel I.D. No. 48- OF SERVICE OF A COPY OF THIS Avenue. Persons wishing to be IN RE: Estate of 10-27-4570-0010-0120. NOTICE ON THEM. IN RE: ESTATE OF notified by the Florida Department equal opportunity pro- /s/ JAY D. ASBURY JARED STANLEY HARN, MARVIN PRICE BROWN, JR., of Economic Opportunity (DEO) Attorney for Personal Represen- deceased. Parcel 2: A part of Lot 8 of McKean’s All other creditors of the decedent Deceased. when these Comprehensive Plan vider & employer. TFN tative Subdivision of the West 1/2 of the and other persons having claims or amendments are transmitted and OAKWOOD GROVE P. O. Box 488 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Southwest 1/4 of Section 13, Town- demands against decedent's estate NOTICE TO CREDITORS adopted, and when DEO issues Crescent City, FL 32112 ship 10 South, Range 26 East, must file their claims with this court its order of compliance for said APTS-1, 2 & 3 Bedroom (386) 698-1970 The administration of the estate Putnam County, Florida, and being WITHIN 3 MONTHS AFTER THE The administration of the estate amendments should provide their Florida Bar No. 0107109 of Jared Stanley Harn, deceased, more particularly descibed as fol- DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- of MARVIN PRICE BROWN, JR., names and addresses to the Town apartments. Section 8 whose date of death was November lows: TION OF THIS NOTICE. deceased, File Number 2013-230- of Welaka Clerk's office. Said list of 8/21-8/28/13 25, 2012, is pending in the Circuit Begin at the Northwest corner of CP, is pending in the Circuit Court, interested parties will be transmitted accepted. Central heat/ Court for Putnam County, Florida, said Lot 8, Thence South, along ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN for Putnam County, Florida, Probate to DCA with the aforesaid amend- LEGAL NOTICE Probate Division, the address of the Easterly Right of Way line Bain- THE TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Division, 410 St. Johns Avenue, ment package. air, carpet,blinds, laun- which is 410 St. Johns Avenue, bridge Road, 83.00 feet; Thence IN SECTION 733.702 OF THE Palatka, Florida 32177. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Palatka, FL 32177. The names and North 89°53’05” East, 262.50 feet; FLORIDA PROBATE CODE WILL PURSUANT TO SECTION dry on site. Call Lucre- OF FLORIDA addresses of the personal represen- Thence North, 83.00 feet; thence BE FOREVER BARRED. The name and address 286.0105, FLORIDA STATUES, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tative and the personal representa- North 89°53’05” West, 262.49 feet NOTWITHSTANDING THE TIME of the Personal Represen- IF ANY PERSON DECIDES TO tia 386-698-2513 TDD IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY tive’s attorney are set forth below. to the Point of Beginning and to PERIODS SET FORTH ABOVE, tative and the Personal APPEAL ANY DECSION MADE 1800-955-8771 Equal close all accordingly to the Public ANY CLAIM FILED TWO (2) Representative's attorney are set BY THE TOWN COUNCIL WI- PROBATE DIVISION All creditors of the decedent and Records of Putnam County, Florida. YEARS OR MORE AFTER THE forth below. ITH RESEPCT TO ANY MATTER Housing Opportunity. other persons having claims or de- Together with mobile home therein, DECEDENT'S DATE OF DEATH IS CONSIDERED AT THIS PUBLIC CASE NO.: 2013-225-CP-53 mands against decedent’s estate I.D. No. 8U-62-0439-NA/B. a/k/a BARRED. ALL INTERESTED PERSONS MEEETING, SUCH PERSON This institution is an on whom a copy of this notice is 3112 Bainbridge Road, Palatka, ARE NOTIFIED THAT: WILL NEED A RECORD OF THE IN RE: The Estate of required to be served must file their Florida 32177, Parcel I.D. No 13- The date of first publication of this All persons on whom this notice PROCEEDINGS AND FOR SUCH equal opportunity pro- ERMA ELNORA FLORIO claims with this court WITHIN THE 10-26-5630-0080-0011. Notice is August 28, 2013. is served who have objections that PURPOSE, SUCH PERSON MAY a/k/a LATER OF 3 MONTHS AFTER challenge the validity of the Will, the NEED TO ENSURE THAT A VER- vider & employer. TFN ERMA E. FLORIO, THE TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Any person claiming an interest in Personal Representative: qualifications of the Personal Rep- BATIM RECORD OF THE POR- Deceased LICATION OF THIS NOTICE OR the surplus from the sale, if any, VESTA LEE GORDON resentative, venue, or jurisdiction of CEEDING IS MADE, INCLUDING other than the property owner as 114 Bollingwood Road this Court are required to file their THE TESTIMONY AND EVIDENCE of the date of the Lis Pendens must Charlottesville, Virginia 22903 objections with this Court WITHIN UPON WHICH THE APPEAL IS TO Adoption OTR Exp. Req. - Tanker 3769 file a claim within 60 days after the THE LATER OF THREE MONTHS BE BASED. Training Available. Call To- sale. Attorney: AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST ADOPT: A childless couple day: 877-882-6537 www. Real Estate/ Land for Sale John D. Mussoline PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE 8/28/13 seeks to adopt. Loving home OakleyTransport.com Florida Bar No. 132170 with tenderness, warmth, HUNTER’S PARADISE happiness. 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Park will be set up at Morgan Park, The Cow • Competitive Rates The Friends would the park on the new- Service biologist Ja- You need to re- Catcher, and the Flea Market (north of town), ly designated bike son DePue will pro- serve a camping as well as their own yards. For more informa- like to invite you to EES NEEDED! Become a cpm loaded. $1000 sign on Ready to move in. Seller see and explore the trails in the Piney vide guided tours. space on the web- tion call Rosemary Combs at 386-649-4424 or beautiful Dunns Bluff Landing area. The kids will enjoy site www.friend- Georgia McDonald at 386-649-0053 Crescent the boat ride and sofdunnscreek.org. City’s “City-Wide Yard Sale” will be at Eva Lyon Creek State Park. This is an opportuni- Park and at homes and businesses all over the There will be a trail ty for you to explore archeological dig for Campsites are a do- City. 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