Showers Likely Social Security ends program One year later... 80% rain chance Thousands of people’s tax returns will no longer be seized by Social Security Today marks the one-year anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombing, but because the agency has halted one of its programs to collect on debts. authorities still have unanswered questions surrounding the attack. 83 | 50 See Page 7A See Page 12A For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 $1 Pomona LANDFILL NEIGHBORS New Park wants design for slower speed on U.S. 17 water taxi

BY ASIA AIKINS Palatka Daily News terminal Pomona Park Town Council members discussed speed lim- its on U.S. 17 recently, draft- ing a resolution requesting proposed the state Department of Transportation to reduce the BY ASIA AIKINS suggested speed limit near the Palatka Daily News Dollar General on the north end of town. A new design for the future The town recently request- water taxi terminal and con- ed DOT study a possible cession building was reviewed reduction in speed limit inside during Thursday’s bi-monthly the town limits on U.S. 17. Community Redevelopment Workers were seen at both the Agency board meeting at City north and south town limits Hall. taking surveys during the last City Special Projects couple of months. Manager and Grant “DOT did a traffic study, Administrator Jonathan based on how fast drivers are BRANDON D. OLIVER / Palatka Daily News Griffith said city staff mem- going,” Town Clerk Cindy Marty and Wayne Wilkinson’s property is separated from the Putnam County Landfill by a narrow road. bers recently sat down with Hair said. “Residents were McCrary Architects and dis- concerned about traffic zoom- cussed a new design. ing through town.” “We didn’t think we were Currently, the speed limit Wilkinsons have personal interest in landfi ll’s future heading in the right direc- changes five times while trav- tion,” he said. “(The building) eling on U.S. 17 through didn’t have much prominence, Pomona Park. BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Road, from the Putnam County clothes, stuffed animals and even and its only relation to the dis- The DOT survey resulted in Palatka Daily News Central Landfill, is a dirt road. discarded feminine products, they trict or its surroundings was three suggested speed zones They said that they have been said. the brick material.” within the town limits. DOT People on both sides of the issue inconvenienced enough already with Some of the items are carried over The original design was a officials suggested the speed continue to voice their opinion about the county landfill, so bringing in to their property by the wind, the flat-roof, brick structure limit be 50 miles per hour privatizing the local landfill, and waste from numerous counties couple said, but creatures such as planned for the riverfront at north of Feagle Avenue, which the selection committee is close to would only exacerbate the issue. buzzards, eagles and coyotes bring the edge of downtown and the is currently 45 miles per hour. making a formal recommendation “With the way it is now, they do over other items. South Historic District. The Through the town’s main regarding which company should not follow the rule of law where it If so much trash is making it over new design is a simple, indus- intersections, the speed limit purchase the landfill. says at the end of the day, they to their property with only waste trial-style building and would would remain 40 miles per But for husband and wife Wayne should cover the trash,” Marty from the county, the problem would hour and be raised to 50 miles and Marty Wilkinson, as well as Wilkinson said. “They partially only grow if the 340-acre landfill See BUILDING, Page 5A per hour south of East Main their family members who are also cover it some days.” was privatized and garbage from Street. their neighbors, privatizing the Since landfill operators don’t other counties was brought into the “The council drafted a res- landfill would hit extremely close properly cover the garbage collected landfill, they said. olution basically expressing to home, both literally and figura- on the property, the Wilkinsons rou- “We have a family cemetery right their displeasure in the sug- tively. tinely find on their grounds and in down there,” Wayne Wilkinson said, gested new speed limit on The only thing separating the their trees items including plastic the north side of town,” Hair Wilkinsons’ property, 130 Cow Bay grocery bags, clothes and under- See LANDFILL, Page 5A Hatchery said. The resolution states that the town council has “no objection to the proposed to open changes to the speed limit on U.S. 17, south of Main Street (but) finds that the proposed changes (north of Feagle to junior Avenue) are not compatible March for Babies beats with the nature and charac- ter of traffic and the sur- rounding property.” last year’s fundraising anglers The Dollar General, Cow Catcher Saloon and Morgan Park line the east side of U.S. BY PETE SKIBA BY ASIA AIKINS 17 north of Feagle Avenue. Palatka Daily News Palatka Daily News Council members were con- cerned with the amount of Wearing purple “Go Baby Go” or other team WELAKA – Growing up in pedestrian traffic and stop- T-shirts, participants in the March for Babies an area known as the “bass and-go traffic in that area, 5-mile walk Saturday passed last year’s $120,000 PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News capital of the world,” young Hair said. fundraiser before the walk even started. Runners line up to start the Law Enforcement Torch Run Saturday at Ravine anglers dream of one day “This could be a record fundraiser this year for Gardens State Park in support of the Special Olympics. Special Olympian hooking big fish in the See POMONA, Page 5A Putnam County,” said Kasey Bielecki, Putnam’s Christopher Lamar Bass holds the torch high before the run begins. mighty St. Johns River. On March of Dimes community director. She added that Saturday, local children will a final count would not be available for a few days. have an opportunity to get The walk supports funding for programs that some experience at the annu- INDEX help more women have full-term pregnancies and Torch run boosts Special Olympics al Kid’s Fishing Rodeo at the Welaka National Fish Advice ...... 6A See MARCH, Page 5A Hatchery. Briefing ...... 2A BY PETE SKIBA port of special athletes, Florida “A lot of these kids don’t Classified/Legals ...... 10A Palatka Daily News Highway Patrol Trooper have an opportunity to be on Comics ...... 6A Lawrence Litzell showed up with the river right now,” said Horoscope ...... 6A It is back in Palatka. It is back about 20 of his family and friends. hatchery manager Allan Lottery...... 9A Walkers in and it is a revitalization to sup- All wore orange superhero- Brown. “The rodeo is a great Obituaries ...... 7A Saturday’s port Special Olympians on their style capes with their Law introduction to fishing.” Opinions ...... 4A March for way to the summer USA Games Enforcement Torch Run The two ponds at the fish Sports ...... 8A Babies in New Jersey. T-Shirts. hatchery are stocked with Sudoku ...... 11A went past The Law Enforcement Torch Litzell recovered from a gun- bass, bream and catfish, posters Run for Special Olympics Florida shot to the face by men he pur- Brown said. Both will be open honoring got off to a good start at Ravine sued at the end of December near to children ages 5-15. The Voice of about 15 Putnam County Putnam Gardens State Park about 10 a.m. the riverfront in Palatka. In its 19th year, Brown County Saturday. “We are running as a family,” said the rodeo has grown to since 1885 babies “We haven’t done this for about said Suzanne Beck. “We are accommodate up to 400 chil- who didn’t two years,” said Putnam County showing our appreciation because dren at one time. On aver- VOL. 126 • NO. 75 make it Sheriff’s Deputy Jared Guy. “I to us, he is like a superhero. I age, the event draws about PALATKA, FLA. home from think for the first time it went off think we have 19 capes.” 275 children from Putnam the really good.” Another group, sporting pink County and the surrounding hospital. The Torch Run attracted super- shirts this time, and although it areas. Public Notices heroes, with capes yet, other is a team, the members had a lit- “We have a lot of kids catch- on Page 10A teams, one in pink, and a strong tle trouble picking a team name. ing big fish, some catching PETE SKIBA / By mail, 1 section Palatka Daily number of Special Olympians. “There are about eight or nine their first fish,” he said. News Showing it is difficult to keep a good man down, especially in sup- See TORCH, Page 5A See HATCHERY, Page 5A

041514a1.indd 1 4/14/14 8:42 PM 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 Last Lenten Concert Series

Karen Marshall, soprano soloist, pictured, accompanied by Jeannie Brown on the piano, will be the featured performer at First utnam Presbyterian Church of Palatka on P AM Wednesday from 12:15-12:45 p.m. at the church at 123 S. Second St., Palatka. Marshall is a classically trained, lyric soprano and has appeared as a concert soloist while license suspended, habitual across the United States as well as England. offender. She also toured for many years with the Local Ronnie Lee Vanhove, 32, Orange internationally acclaimed Mantovani Putnam County Springs: possession of a controlled Orchestra. Marshall has had leading roles in substance. numerous operas and musical theater Work scheduled productions and was a resident artist with April 13 Orlando Opera Company and Central Florida on State Road 19 Jose Luis Lozada, 22, Lyric Opera. Now a resident of Mount Dora, According to the Florida Interlachen: hit and run – crash Florida, she is a choir member, and soloist at Department of Transportation: State involving damaged property or per- the First Presbyterian Church of Mount Dora. Road 19 will have lane closures from sonal injury. Brown is a 1969 graduate of Morehead State 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today through University in Kentucky with a degree in Thursday from the Marion County music education. She is a retired piano line to County Road 310 for roadway teacher having taught in the Putnam County area about 30 years as well as in Texas and sampling in preparation for future State Kentucky. She is currently an accompanist resurfacing. and musician at College Park Baptist Church. The event is the last concert in the PALATKA lakeland Lenten concert series. The public is invited. Admission is free. For details on the series of Master plan meeting Drag racer dies from concerts, call the church office at 328-1435. slated for Wednesday crash-related injuries A Tampa drag racer has died from Submitted photo A Master Plan Charrette meeting injuries he suffered in a crash at the will be at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday for Lakeland Motor Speedway earlier the Central Business District at this month. Wattles Meeting Room, 110 S. 42-year-old Waldemar Vazquez Second St. died Saturday at Lakeland Regional Consultants will get input on the Medical Center. growth of the downtown from down- An official with the Polk Crist levels blistering attack on Gov. Rick Scott town merchants and property own- County Medical Examiner’s ers. The Palatka Main Street Office said Vazquez died from By Matt Sedensky care of his friends, bully his oppo- shake and a wide smile. Promotion Committee will also be head and neck injuries he suf- Associated Press nents, hide from the public and the The former governor’s arrival taking an opportunity to ask ques- fered in the crash. press and run from tough issues,” before a gaggle of reporters came as tions about the planning and promo- On April 5, Vazquez was traveling WEST PALM BEACH — Crist said. “He keeps running Lopez-Cantera was in the midst of tion of events. about 90 mph at the track when he Delivering an opening salvo in his because the truth means little to denouncing Crist’s speech as filled Details: Charles Rudd, Palatka crashed a 1981 Toyota. campaign to return to office, former Rick Scott because he doesn’t have a with mistruths and him as a politi- Main Street manager at 329-0100, A police report described the vehi- Gov. Charlie Crist heaped blistering record to run on, because he knows cian who would stake out any posi- ext. 333 or e-mail palatkamain- cle as a drag-racing car with a roll criticism Monday on his successor, a Floridians don’t support him and tion necessary to get elected. Crist [email protected]. cage and five- point harness seat preview of the attack Gov. Rick Scott that his priorities are wrong.” declined to respond to a question belt. faces from his likely opponent. Scott sent Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez- about Lopez-Cantera’s comments Addressing a crowd of hundreds at Cantera to rebut Crist, who was about his speech’s honesty. Earth Day observance tampa the Forum Club of the Palm Beaches, long a Republican but now is a “He’s just gonna get to debate the Saturday at Water Works Crist gave a relentless indictment of Democrat. Crist gave a glimpse of lieutenant governor candidate,” Child, 4, shot nearly every aspect of Scott’s leader- his sometimes disarming friendli- Crist said. “Give me Scott.” Water Works Environmental in arm in Tampa ship, portraying him as an opponent ness, rising from his seat to After an unsuccessful campaign Education Center will celebrate to education and the environment applaud Lopez-Cantera when he for U.S. Senate as a Republican, and Earth Day from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Police say a 4-year-old boy is in and a man out of touch with average was introduced, praising him in his then an independent, Crist is now Saturday at 1101 Whitewater Drive. stable condition after being shot in Floridians. speech, then interrupting report- considered the front-runner for the There will be an informal gathering the arm while he was walking with “Gov. Scott has led like this: ers’ interviews with the lieutenant Democratic gubernatorial nomina- of local environmental groups. A his mother outside an apartment embrace the ideological fringe, take governor to greet him with a hand- tion. local neighborhood clean up begins complex in Tampa. at 8 a.m. and is sponsored by Keep The shooting happened Monday Putnam Beautiful. Details: 546-7482 morning at the Tampa Gardens or [email protected]. Apartments. Police say the bullet traveled about 250 yards and hit the boy. They’re searching for two sus- Plan would change payments for mental health care Viking 5K Run pects. pre-registration opens Hillsborough County school offi- By Steve Miller vate Crisis Stabilization Units around the state to pro- cials put three schools on full lock- Associated Press vide emergency mental health treatment, paying nearly The Viking 5k Run is on Saturday, down and two others on modified $300 a day per bed regardless of whether they are occu- May 24 at 8:30 a.m. Meet at the lockdown while authorities searched TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Legislature is consid- pied. The system, which cost the state $61.3 million last Tilghman House, 324 River St., for the suspects. But police say ering a plan that would change the way the state pays to year, guarantees that the crisis units have enough beds Palatka. Pre-registration for race is they’re now searching in a different treat people who need emergency mental health care, a and staff to meet peak needs, supporters say. $25 for the general public and $20 location, so the lockdowns have been move critics say would gut the current system to benefit They say the arrangement allows for families and law for SJR State employees and stu- lifted. large hospital systems. enforcement to get treatment quickly for people who suf- dents. Registrations will be accepted No further details were immedi- Under the current system, the state Department of fer mental breakdowns and keeps many of them out of on the morning of the race for $30. ately available. 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041514a2.indd 1 4/14/14 4:34 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 State Cl ay County Local residents gather for ‘Explosion’ No injuries reported in early morning fire

Fire destroyed a convenience store and filling station in Melrose early Monday, authorities reported. The fire was reported at around 4 a.m. at Nick’s Quick Stop on State Road 21. The building was fully involved when fire- fighters arrived. The business was on the Clay County side of the Putnam- Clay line. Putnam County firefighters responded and aided Clay County firefighters at the scene. SR 21 was closed briefly during the fire. No injuries were reported. The state fire marshal’s office is investigating the case.

TALLAHASSEE GOP files complaint against Crist, law firm

Florida Republicans are saying former Gov. Charlie Crist and his law firm broke campaign finance laws. A Republican Party of Florida top official filed a complaint Monday with the state elections commission. The complaint contends a Tallahassee television station ran an ad Sunday put up by the Morgan & Morgan law firm that

features Crist. Crist joined the firm after losing his 2010 bid for Photos by PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News the U.S. Senate. In the ad Crist thanks “unsung heroes.” Left, chalk artists decorated the 100 block of St. Johns Avenue Saturday John Morgan, founder of the firm, said all ads featuring Crist during the Second Annual Palatka Chalk Explosion Street Art Festival were taken down when he started running for governor. He hosted by the Arts Council of Greater Palatka. Above, Jordan Parrish and said the station ran the wrong ad and that it owes both him and Dustin Sprague work on their sidewalk chalk rendition of a palm tree- Crist an apology. bordered sunset during the festival. Parrish said a sunset is optimistic because another day is on the way.

TALLAHASSEE Feds extend funds to state hospitals

Federal health officials have agreed to funnel $2 billion to Florida hospitals and providers that serve uninsured patients for another year. Rocket delays space station delivery launch The fund was in jeopardy because federal health officials wanted to eventually sunset the so-called “low-income pool.” By Marcia Dunn almost postponed the launch The failed one is located out- SpaceX — Space Officials assumed patients would gain insurance under Associated Press attempt because of a computer side and therefore will require Exploration Technologies Medicaid expansion as part of the Affordable Care Act, giving outage at the International spacewalking repairs. Corp. of California — is one of hospitals another revenue stream to treat poor patients. But CAPE CANAVERAL — A Space Station. But mission The Dragon capsule holds a two American companies Florida lawmakers voted against Medicaid expansion. space station cargo ship will managers decided Sunday gasket-like material for next hired by NASA to fill the cargo After that decision, hospitals warned they wouldn’t have the remain Earthbound for a that everything would be safe week’s computer replacement. gap left when the space shut- safety-net money needed to keep treating the poor and uninsured. while longer because of a rock- for the arrival of the Dragon This new material was rushed tles retired in 2011. Orbital et leak. capsule and its 2½ tons of sup- to the launch site over the Sciences Corp. of Virginia is With just over an hour plies. weekend and loaded into the the other. BRADENTON remaining, the SpaceX com- The computer, a critical Dragon. NASA said astro- If the SpaceX Dragon isn’t pany called off Monday’s backup, failed outside the nauts can make the repair flying by Friday, the company Bank robbery suspect dead after shootout planned launch. Officials said space station Friday as flight without it if necessary. may have to get in line behind they believe the problem can controllers were trying to acti- NASA astronauts Rick Orbital, on track for a May Authorities say a bank robbery suspect is dead following a be fixed by Friday, the next vate it for a routine software Mastracchio and Steven delivery run from its Virginia shootout with Tampa Bay area deputies. opportunity for flying and the load. The primary computer Swanson will perform the launching site. The Manatee County Sheriff’s Office reports that the suspect last chance before astronauts has been working fine. spacewalk next Tuesday — The Dragon should have robbed a Florida Bank branch in Sarasota shortly before noon do urgent spacewalking It’s the first breakdown ever regardless of whether the soared in mid-March, but Monday. Deputies spotted the suspect’s white pick-up truck, repairs. of one of these so-called space Dragon flies by then. It will SpaceX needed two extra and a chase followed. The truck finally stopped after the second A helium leak in the first- station MDMs, or multiplexer- take several days to get the weeks of launch prepping. time deputies used stop sticks. stage of the unmanned Falcon demultiplexers, used to route replacement computer ready, Then an Air Force radar- As deputies approached the truck, authorities say the sus- rocket forced a halt to the computer commands for a thus the one-week wait before tracking device was damaged pect began shooting and hit Lt. Bob Mealy in the right arm. countdown, the latest delay wide variety of systems. the job, NASA’s Kenny Todd, in a fluke accident; an electri- Deputies returned fire. After the shooting stopped, SWAT team spanning the past month. Forty-five MDMs are scat- a station operations manager, cal short caused the instru- members approached the truck and found the suspect dead. Over the weekend, NASA tered around the orbiting lab. said Monday. ment to overheat.

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041514a3.indd 1 4/14/14 8:46 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam County, Florida since 1885 W Ayne K NUCKLES, Publi sher Today is Tuesday, April 15, the A l Kromba c h , E d i t o r 105th day of 2014. There are 260 days left in the year. C o m m u n i t y N e w s p a p e r s , I n c . OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong Tod ay’s Highlight in History: communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal On April 15, 2013, two bombs is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the packed with nails and other lethal teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, metal shards exploded at the quality and hard work. Boston Marathon finish line, kill- TOM W OOD, C HAIRMAN ing two women and an 8-year-old DINK NE SMITH, P RESIDENT boy and injuring more than 260 people. OUR VIEWS “ Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features Otn this da e: on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not In 1764, Jeanne-Antoinette necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. Poisson, Marquise de Pompadour, the highly influential mistress of France’s King Louis XV, died at Versailles at age 42. In 1850, the city of San Francisco was incorporated. Here’s In 1865, President Abraham Lincoln died, nine hours after being shot the night before by John Wilkes Booth at Ford’s Theater in Washington; Andrew Johnson became the nation’s 17th to your Democrats creating woman issue president. In 1874, an exhibition of paint- ings by 30 artists, including Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, to use in mid-term election Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Paul health Cezanne, opened in Paris. (A critic cholars of American litera- Among other work coming derisively referred to the painters ture are aware that prior from Tomasky’s pen was a book as “Impressionists,” a name which n a county that annually ranks near the to the Civil War era, and Jody titled “Hillary’s Turn,” lauding stuck.) bottom in health-related statistics, the Sfor some years afterwards, her “remarkable campaign to In 1912, the British luxury liner news that more residents here now most published literature in Delzell win her race for the Senate.” RMS Titanic foundered in the have health insurance shouldn’t be America came from a few writ- Readers should be getting the North Atlantic off Newfoundland I ers in the New England states. picture by now. more than 2½ hours after hitting regarded as anything but good news. That small mutual admiration society of writ- Anyone who has a website can write whatev- an iceberg; 1,514 people died, ACA enrollment in Putnam County sur- ers thought anyone living south of New York er they like and it doesn’t have to contain a while less than half as many sur- passed the expectations of local government City was an ignorant rustic. grain of truth. There is no agency to hold them vived. and insurance professionals, this newspaper Nathaniel Hawthorne may have inherited a to any kind of professional standards. But In 1914, Mooseheart, Ill., held reported recently. narrow-mind gene from his infamous forebear- there is a reason for them jumping on an its “Good Roads Day,” organized Whatever one’s feelings about the er who condemned people to death as witches unsuspecting “female former aide.” They were by the Moose Lodge, in which Affordable Health Care Act –– Obamacare –– in Salem, Mass., which caused him to hate peo- merely using her to segue into the Democrats’ Illinois Gov. Edward F. Dunne the fact remains that more individuals, par- ple from the South. His prejudice showed in plan to link imagined abuse of women to “all used a shovel to ceremonially some of his lesser-known works and in his per- those Southern men with their Southern start work on paving a two-mile ticularly those at the lower end of the eco- sonal diary. beliefs.” section of the Lincoln Highway by nomic spectrum, can visit doctors, clinics Walt Whitman, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Here’s what is behind it all. The Democrats volunteers using state-loaned and hospitals with some means to pay for it. Bronson Alcott (father of Louisa May) were fear that the Republicans might win the six equipment. When more people (and their health among that small group of writers who exer- Senate seats needed to give them a majority in In 1945, during World War II, insurance providers) are paying, that means cised such influence that they would not con- the fall mid-term elections, and the most vul- British and Canadian troops liber- the costs of indigent care can be spread over done their book publishers to consider any sub- nerable of those seats are in southern states. ated the Nazi concentration camp missions from Southern writers. It was not Their strategy is to demonize Republicans Bergen-Belsen. a larger base; the hospital bills for those until story-tellers as Mark Twain, Joel about women’s rights. No need to cite exam- In 1947, Jackie Robinson, base- who can pay are higher because hospitals Chandler Harris and poets such as Sidney ples. If they buy enough TV ads an unthinking ball’s first black major league have to cover the costs of those who can’t. Lanier, and a few other writers from the South public will see it as a fact. That’s why player, made his official debut While we have our doubts that costs will and the burgeoning Midwest became so popu- President Obama suddenly raised a question with the Brooklyn Dodgers on actually go down as a result, more insured lar that northern book publishers were com- about equal pay. Tomasky is just another liber- opening day. patients should at least help control medical pelled to consider their work. al hack who is trying to create and aura that In 1974, members of the cost inflation. Are those days gone? Maybe not completely! “those conservative candidates from the South” Symbionese Liberation Army held It may be more than coincidental that syndi- have a negative attitude toward women. up a branch of the Hibernia Bank Another benefit is that those with health cated columnist Kathleen Parker wrote in her That strategy could backfire. First, if there in San Francisco; a member of the insurance will be more likely to see their Sunday column, “I reacted to something that is one noted trait of Southern men, it is their group was SLA kidnap victim health care providers earlier. That can lead irked me for years—the media stereotypes of respect for women. And secondly, if women Patricia Hearst, who by this time to prevention of many illnesses and better Southerners as befuddled hayseeds and igno- assess their status in this day and time, they was going by the name “Tania.” control of chronic diseases. For instance, the rant yokels.” will find they’ve never had it so good. Women In 1986, the United States cost for a person with diabetes who controls A smattering of that attitude still exists in are in their ascendancy. They are gaining launched an air raid against Libya it with regular monitoring and treatment is publications originating from the north and strong positions in business and politics every in response to the bombing of a from liberal network television operations such day. Even the CEO of General Motors is now a discotheque in Berlin on April 5; around $5,000 per year. A person with as MSNBC. But some of it may be political. An woman. Libya said 37 people, mostly civil- uncontrolled diabetes can rack up as much online article by Michael Tomasky verbally But why create an issue about women? The ians, were killed. as $200,000 a year in medical bills. flayed a woman who was a former aide to the Democrats have bought the unions, or maybe In 1989, 96 people died in a Earlier diagnosis and treatment means Republican National Committee. She was it’s the other way around. They have the black crush of soccer fans at fewer emergency room visits and taxpayer- lured onto a MSNBC-TV talk-show program, vote and the Hispanic vote in their pockets. Hillsborough Stadium in subsidized ambulance runs. where she was browbeaten and humiliated for The old adage prevails—if you take from Peter Sheffield, England. A side effect of ACA enrollment was her conservative views. to give to Pedro, Pedro will always vote for you. That network has been described as a snake The Democrats can’t claim to champion Ten years ago: increased enrollment in Medicaid. Some of pit of liberalism and has struggled to compete women any more than any other people. They In an audiotape, a man identify- those who inquired about an ACA with the popular conservative FOX-TV net- merely want their vote for insurance. Should ing himself as Osama bin Laden Marketplace plan found that they weren’t work. Tomasky is a correspondent for they lose either one of the mentioned voting offered a “truce” to European qualified for the federal subsidy, but discov- Newsweek/The Daily Beast, their on-line digi- groups, it could change the makeup of the countries that did not attack ered instead that they, or their children, tal site. He wrote that the woman deserved the Senate and finally break the suffocating stale- Muslims, saying it would begin were eligible for Medicaid under existing verbal pounding because she was “acting like mate in Congress. when their soldiers left Islamic laws. those people from down South who try to nations; key European nations, defend their dark attitude toward women and Jody Delzell is a former publisher of the Daily News. including Iraq war opponents That was perhaps an unintended conse- are members of the GOP.” [email protected] Germany and France, vigorously quence in a state whose leaders have done rejected the overture. Iraqi mili- everything they can to avoid participating in tants freed three Japanese hostag- the ADA’s federal Medicaid expansion pro- es after holding them about a gram. Of the 10 states that reported signifi- Public F orum week. cant growth in Medicaid enrollment before Five years ago: March 31, only one – Florida – was not tak- money the county receives. Whipped up by conservative ing part in the expanded Medicaid plan. Too many Does it not then lead to Thanks for commentators and bloggers, tens Much more remains to be done to improve increased costs to ensure that of thousands of protesters staged the overall health picture here. The conse- questions arise solid waste from another food donations “tea parties” around the country quences of unhealthy diets, smoking, drug from landfill sale county does not endanger our The Heart of Putnam Food to tap into the collective angst and alcohol abuse and lack of exercise will citizens? Pantry has been so blessed to be stirred up by a bad economy, gov- take more than just an improved insurance If we want to encourage cit- the recipient of much of the food ernment spending and bailouts. I am writing to voice my izens to properly dispose of donated by the Putnam County climate to address. But better access to concern about the recent dis- their waste, we need to edu- Agricultural Fair as a result of One year ago: medical care for more Putnam Countians is cussions to sell a portion of the cate them about the cost and the food drive held in accordance Venezuela’s electoral council a healthy start. Putnam County Landfill to a why proper waste disposal is with their gate admission. This quickly certified the razor-thin private vendor. I understand important to our health and year, 2014, we received 1,075 presidential victory of Hugo that properly disposing of the wellbeing. Additionally we pounds of non-perishable food Chavez’s hand-picked successor, waste that all of us generates need to make it as easy and items as a result of this drive. Nicolas Maduro. North Koreans does have a cost. We also sup- convenient as possible to put Through the first quarter of celebrated the birthday of their F Y I port distributing that cost to their waste in a properly this year, the Heart of Putnam first leader, Kim Il Sung, by danc- everyone in Putnam County managed waste disposal sys- Food Pantry has served 2,958 ing in plazas and snacking on pea- that uses curbside pick-up, tem. clients representing 6,246 nuts. Instead of using toxic chlorine bleach to whiten substations, and/or the land- We have concerns that a family members. Of this num- whites, head to the produce section of the supermarket. fill. We are familiar with, and privately managed landfill, ber, 1,878 are children, 525 Tod ay’s Birthdays: Real lemon juice can have almost the same brightening do pay, the annual assessment even just a portion of the have some disability, 642 are Country singer Roy Clark is 81. power of bleach and will help remove rust stains and per household to support the landfill, will not necessarily considered ‘senior citizens,’ Author and politician Jeffrey dullness. Just add about 1/4- to 1/2-cup lemon juice to collection of solid waste and a ensure those kinds of safe- and 200 are our precious Archer is 74. Rock singer-guitarist the wash cycle and let the natural bleaching properties portion of the disposal costs. If guards. Will the county in the American Veterans. Dave Edmunds is 71. Actor of the lemon juice do its work. An added benefit? you produce waste, you need future have to resume owner- We are so grateful to the peo- Michael Tucci is 68. Columnist Lemon juice smells fresh and clean, and your clothes to participate in the cost of ship of the entire landfill and ple of this area who are so gener- Heloise is 63. Actress-screenwriter will, too. property disposal. expend additional tax dollars ous and caring for those less for- Emma Thompson is 55. Actor Without proper disposal of for remediation of a poorly tunate. We would never be able Danny Pino is 40. Actor Douglas Want to save money on the latest laptop, smartphone our waste, we will without a managed private landfill? to meet this need without them, Spain is 40. Actor Luke Evans is or tablet? Consider looking for refurbished electronics doubt have other more costly We regularly use the and I would be ever so grateful if 35. Rock musician Patrick Carney instead of new ones. A refurbished electronic is one problems to pay for and man- Interlachen substation and you would thank them publicly (The Black Keys) is 34. Actor- that has been opened from its original packaging and age, such as pollution of our have always been impressed for their dedication and faithful writer Seth Rogen is 32. Actress returned to the manufacturer. The manufacturer groundwater and infestations with the helpful and courte- support! Alice Braga is 31. Rock musician reviews it, makes necessary repairs and brings it to of disease-carrying insects and ous interactions with the staff Heart of Putnam Food Pantry De’Mar Hamilton (Plain White like-new appearance and functionality. The savings can animals. It seems counterpro- and the way the substation is Inc. is a 501c3 organization. No T’s) is 30. Actress Emma Watson be significant: Most refurbished electronics can save ductive therefore to sell even a managed. We hope the jobs of goods or services were provided is 24. you around 20 percent off the full retail price. One tip: portion of the existing landfill these loyal and hardworking in return for this donation. Be sure you purchase only “factory refurbished” items and receive waste from out- employees will be protected. Thought for Today: and not just “refurbished.” The “factory” part means side Putnam County. It has Sandra Bayless, General “Freedom is what you do with the manufacturer did the repairs and will often add a been said the more waste the Ann Williams Manager what’s been done to you.” — Jean- warranty to your purchase. county takes in, the more Hawthorne Heart of Putnam Food Pantry Paul Sartre (1905-1980).

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Hey Hey Mr. Policeman” to existence as the S.O.M.E. Brown thanked Griffith for Boathouse Marina, to serve as the “Rocky III” “Eye of the Tiger” (Special Olympics Mileage revisiting the building design. the operator of the facility. Torch song and the run began. Event) Run, when a handful of Building “I feel like it should look more Griffith said the owner of continued from PAge 1A The Special Olympics, officers ran the Flame of Hope continued from PAge 1A like the historical district,” she Leroy’s Café in St. Augustine planned for June 14–21, could throughout the state in an said. had an interest in the restau- attract about 3,500 athletes. exhausting, non-stop run. Soon, The building will house a res- rant space. The restaurant of us,” said Cammie Foshee. “I The games consist of 16 the S.O.M.E. Run gained be about 5,000 square feet and taurant and bar, a retail shop, a hours have not been defined. don’t think we call ourselves any- Olympic-style team and individ- momentum and law enforce- 24 feet in height, Griffith said. ticket sales booth, shower facili- “We hope to keep this build- thing, wait. What’s that? OK. We ual events. ment agencies throughout “It does have porches along ties and bathrooms. ing under lock and key and are the ‘Pink Girls.’” Putnam County plans to send Florida became involved and the the exterior, so it takes advan- “A boater that comes to stay detour some of the vandalism Leading the run, Special four athletes, a unified partner, S.O.M.E. Run would go on to tage of the views to the river,” he at our dock could stay for six that we experience now,” he Olympian Christopher Lamar a coach and one support staff. become the Law Enforcement said. “They want to do a painted days and would register with said. Bass raised the torch at the start. According to the Special Torch Run for Special Olympics brick sign, not just your typical the operator,” he said. Griffith said the new design The recorded music at the run Olympics website, specialolym- Florida.” wall sign. That’s something you City Manager Michael would need the Historic switched from Brad Paisley’s picsflorida.org: would have seen historically.” Czymbor said the city is negoti- Preservation Board’s approval “Catch me if you can, “The Torch Run began its [email protected] Vice Mayor Mary Lawson ating a contract with the during the board’s next meet- Lagasse family, owners of the ing, May 1.

Welaka disadvantaged counties. place since June of 1960. The town of Welaka also Sands said the reduction has “This was a contract support the cause. Pomona held its monthly meeting been granted in previous renewal with modifications Acting as announcer, David continued from PAge 1A April 8. Mayor Gordon years. to modernize the language of March R. Sullivan helped out at his Sands said the council unan- The town council also the ordinance,” Sands said. continued from PAge 1A 19th March for Babies. Once “What was already a imously voted to request a approved a renewal of its con- Sands said the town was the marchers lined up behind speeding problem would be reduction in waterfront per- tract with Crescent City’s also moving forward with a co-chairs Phyllis Criswell, more a problem if they mit fees from the St. Johns natural gas franchise. new Dollar General on research into birth defects. Putnam County school super- increase the speed limit,” River Water Management Sands said the city of County Road 308B, across Twins Savannah and Alex intendent, and E. Walton she said. District. Crescent City provides natu- the street from the baseball Hodge, now 11 years old, Pellicer, county commissioner, Brenda Masciulli, town Sands said the district ral gas for Welaka residents fields. Hopefully, he said, started life as preemies, or Sullivan turned more than treasurer and deputy clerk, offers a reduced permit fee at the same rate charged to the store would be open in premature babies. They spent 300 marchers loose. said the town would be send- of $100, or half of the regu- Crescent City residents. about eight months. 3 months in a neonatal inten- “All right Palatka – let’s go.” ing its resolution to DOT lar permit fee if less than According to town documents, sive care unit. And go they did. Walking past sometime this week. $100, to municipalities in the agreement has been in [email protected] With help from the March of posters of children who had Dimes, their mother Stacy been helped by the money said they are now “active fifth- raised by past marches and graders.” other posters commemorating their face. It’s great.” day here.” 7:30 a.m. Fishing is scheduled to One of the perks from the those who did not make it Crawford has been a resident Children ages 5 and under begin at 8 a.m. and last until 10 program allowed Stacy Hodge home, the walkers knew that Hatchery of Putnam County since 1972, will be able to fish for catfish in a a.m. Prizes will be awarded at to sit with her children in the their time and effort was well continued from PAge 1A she said. The fishing rodeo is swimming pool. The event will 10 a.m. hospital comfortably for hours spent on a worthy cause. one of the ways the fish hatch- also offer activities and face “The hatchery employees do a on end. It has been said that The walkers followed ery can give back to the commu- painting when young anglers good job putting that on,” said the presence of loved ones is Palatka Police Department “There’s nothing better.” nity. want to take a break from fish- Welaka Mayor Gordon Sands. felt by even the tiniest soul. patrol cars out of the river- Mona Crawford, office assis- Brown said he’s heard noth- ing. “The kids really enjoy that “All I know is,” Hodge said, front. About 57 teams and tant at the fish hatchery, said ing but positive feedback from The event is free and partici- event.” “ I think they did a lot better other individuals walked her family has participated in local residents and participants pants should bring their own The Welaka National Fish when I was there.” through the city to Ravine the fishing rodeo for years. in the rodeo each year. bait. All fish are keepers and Hatchery is located at 726 Taking part, and wearing the Gardens State Park. There “I enjoy it, my kids enjoy it. “There’s a lot of community there is only one line allowed for County Road 309 in Welaka. For powder blue team shirts as mem- they faced a choice: Add 1.8 Fishing is a family thing for us,” support,” he said. “A lot of fami- each child. Each participant will more information, call 467-2374. bers of the “Team BPES,” from miles to the walk, making it 5 she said. “To see the kids pull in lies come and set up tents and receive a free pole. Browning-Pearce Elementary miles by taking the loop those fish with a big smile on umbrellas and spend the whole Registration is set to begin at [email protected] School, the Hodge family actively around the park, or shave it a gave back to the other children little. The shavers remain who might need help. anonymous. Even with the The school’s team cap- shaving of miles off the course, landfill, they said. options on privatizing would since at least the early 1960s tain, Lisa Davis, said among it was all — Go Baby Go. Landfill “If it goes regional, there be an empty gesture. – more than a decade before the team and others they will be more trash. There will “I just feel like they’ve made the landfill was opened. had sold 127 T-shirts to [email protected] continued from PAge 1A be more methane gas,” Marty up their mind on what do to,” If a private company were Wilkinson said. “You step out- Wayne Wilkinson said of the to buy the landfill, not only side, and it burns your nose commission and the evalua- would the Wilkinsons fear the pointing to a portion of his and throat. If they don’t (mon- tion committee. “I think effects on their property value If you’re age 45+… family’s property. “And there itor) that now, what makes us they’ve already weighed their plummet, but also they worry would be trash all in there. believe that they will monitor pros and cons.” they would lose the beautiful You need your eyes examined! The closer you get to the land- the new company?” He said that he has already scenery to which they’ve Especially if… fill, the more you see.” The Wilkinsons said they invited at least two of the com- become accustomed, they • You have diabetes or high blood pressure Finding more trash in their wish county officials would let missioners to tour his proper- said. • You have a family history of glaucoma, yard isn’t the only thing that the county residents decide if ty, and he and his wife extend “It won’t be an eyesore to cataracts, macular degeneration or floaters puts the couple against priva- they want to privatize the the tour invitation to any of (the people looking from U.S. • You experience frequent headaches or eyestrain tizing the landfill. landfill instead of leaving it up the commissioners or commit- 17), but it would be a big eye- • You have numerous allergies, eye infections or styes The couple also worry that to the Board of County tee members. sore to us,” Marty Wilkinson Dr. Kane has over 25 years experience in eyecare. He will evaluate your vision making the landfill a regional Commissioners. The Wilkinsons said they said. “We feel like if it went and ocular health in a thorough & caring manner. Dr. Kane treats glaucoma, ocular landfill would decrease the With the Putnam County built their dream home on regional, the value of our land itching & burning and is a certified low vision & contact lens expert. Call our office value of their property more Landfill Proposal Evaluation Cow Bay Road and would like would go down more.” today for your “preferred” appointment time. than it already was decreased Committee having already to pass it along to their chil- A response from the county “Quality Eyeglasses & Contact Lenses” when the landfill was first put favored a company and pur- dren. Sanitation Department wasn’t across the street to the west of chasing plan, the couple said, They and other members of immediately available. DDRr.. 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CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 51 Hankering 29 Politico 45 Disgusting 1 Fire fuel 52 Ran amok Gingrich 47 Separated 5 Moo 57 Winged 31 Tells the 48 Swimmers’ Dad pushes his kids to succeed companion Victory teacher aid 8 Bog material 58 Mine find 34 Japan’s 49 Walked Dear Harriette: I have two chil- not wise to pressure them so hard some of their fun experiences, highest peak heavily 12 Luau number 59 Occupy the dren who are in junior high school, that they feel overwhelmed. Work which will help their way of life be 13 Hesitant throne 35 Worry 50 Portent sounds 60 The — the 36 Sherpa’s 53 Jackie’s and my wife thinks I am too hard on with your wife to ensure balance as more tangible to their classmates. 14 Ticklish limit! sighting tycoon them when it comes to their school they strive. This storytelling should be focused Muppet 61 Clamor 41 Bridal notice 54 Fellow 15 Military 62 Small fry word 55 Moose grades. As their father, I expect Dear Harriette: I moved my on interactions with children who stockpile 42 Boutique kin nothing less than an A-minus on family from Memphis for a job are kind. 17 Bridle part DOWN 44 Dyeing 56 Billy — Saturday’s Answer their report cards. My children par- opportunity in New York City. My 18 Diluted 1 What and technique Williams As far as the bullies go, if those 19 Straightens where’s ticipate in multiple activities. For children went to school in Memphis doing the taunting take their name- 21 In need of a partner example, I have them taking piano until eighth grade. Now my chil- calling to the extreme, have your meal 2 “— Town” lessons, my daughter takes dance dren are going to a high school in 24 Vacillate 3 Primeval children ask for help from teachers. (hyph.) 4 Sock hop and my son is learning how to play NYC. They hate going to school Teachers should monitor this behav- 25 Reuben bread 5 Crooked basketball. 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Do you — Talk to Me, Queens, N.Y. differences from the other students. 43 Hangar 20 Caustic think I should take it easy with my Dear Talk To Me: Children can occupant substance But that should include helping 44 PC snack? 21 — Major children, or should I continue to be cruel, especially to whoever is 46 Cuba 22 Moscow propel them into greatness? — A new in class or different in any them to realize that a New York neighbor turndown Man With a Plan, Brooklyn, N.Y. way. You can do a few things to accent is different, too — to them. 48 Water source 23 Gala They can point that out to their crit- 50 Comics 27 Gave a buzz Dear A Man With A Plan: Talk support them — that don’t include caveman 28 Bread spread to your children to learn how well shadowing them in class! Remind ics. After all, the world is bigger they are balancing their responsi- your children of the uniqueness of than either of those two cities. HOROSCOPE bilities. Listen to them to determine Memphis, and point out things that Over time, their accents may For Tuesday, April 15, 2014 CANCER chores out of the way, even if you if they are happy or stressed out. It they love about their former town. soften if they want that to happen. (June 21-July 22) are feeling under the weather, and is smart for parents to encourage As they get to know students in the That will be fine if that is their avoid an argument. You will have to strike a balance A home improvement proj- their children to succeed. But it is school, encourage them to share choice. between your business aspirations ect will go smoothly if you get SAGITTARIUS and your personal relationships. If everyone to pitch in. The younger (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) you chase your financial goals too members of the family will enjoy Attending an intellectual event strenuously, you could alienate being included. will bring you into contact with BRIDGE LEO the person who means the most influential people. Be truth- remembers the bidding. Here, that would be easy. But if to you. Treat both with equal (July 23-Aug. 22) ful about your qualifications in importance. Get out of your comfort zone order to gain inside information. First, though, look at the South West’s opening bid were one of ARIES with a new sport or exercise. The A career change could be in the hand. West deals and opens one a major, South might be forced (March 21-April 19) increased activity will help your offing. club. After two passes, what to rebid two no-trump, which Use common sense if you are body and mind stay in top shape. CAPRICORN going to mix business with plea- An unscheduled trip could result (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) should South do? is uncomfortably high. Then, a sure. Your work prospects may in a romantic relationship. Seek professional help if you In this balancing seat, the balancing one-no-trump overcall VIRGO be damaged if you are indiscreet. are having a problem that appears meanings for three of South’s might contain a poor 16 points. Rumors and speculation could (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) too difficult to handle on your ruin your reputation. Make sure your explanations own. Focus on how you can make bids change. The first is a one- South has only four top tricks. TAURUS are crystal clear. A misinterpreted your relationship with others bet- no-trump overcall. It is no longer The best chance for the extra (April 20-May 20) remark could cause a rift with a ter. strong. Now it is weak, showing tricks lies in diamonds. From the You are well on your way to friend or colleague. Be especially AQUARIUS achieving your goals. Stay on careful when operating machinery (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) 11 to an unappealing 15 points. bidding, West is a heavy favor- track. Be proud of your hard or equipment. Your monetary situation is due North then wisely passes, leav- ite to hold the ace. So declarer LIBRA work and don’t listen to negative for a shakeup. Lady Luck is look- ing South in one no-trump. How should win the second (or first) remarks from friends or family (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ing out for you. Financial gains members. You have been lax about follow- are apparent if you follow your Dick Gregory, a comedian, should he plan the play after West club trick in his hand with the GEMINI ing your fitness goals. Get back instincts. social activist and writer, said, leads his fourth-highest club and ace and lead a low diamond to (May 21-June 20) PISCES on track or you will be battling “I wouldn’t mind paying taxes East puts up the jack? dummy’s king. After it wins, he Treat yourself to something weakness and pounds that you’d (Feb. 20-March 20) nice. A moneymaking opportu- thought conquered. A romantic Added stress is causing mis- — if I knew they were going to a Note that with a strong no- returns a diamond and plays low nity could be hidden in an old involvement is likely. takes that could end up costing friendly country.” trump, South would double first from his hand. When the ace idea. Revive past goals and SCORPIO you financially, emotionally or On tax day in the United States, and hope to rebid one no-trump comes tumbling down, South has get working on a project or pas- (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) physically. Make sure to get lots time that you’ve ignored for too A friend or family member of rest before taking on more let’s examine a deal that ought on the next round (if an eight-card seven tricks: two hearts, three long. is likely to complain. Get your responsibility. not to be taxing for someone who major-suit fit was not revealed). diamonds and two clubs. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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dren, Jeannie Chouinard homemaker, and worked at enlisted in the U.S. Air Force Home in St. Augustine is in Tomball, Texas, John Obituaries (Dale) of Sacket Harbor, N.Y., the Peniel Baptist Church at age 17, proudly and honor- charge of arrangements. Cameron and wife Myra of Priscilla Robinson (Scott) of nursery school for 23 years ably serving his country. Cliff Bardin and Matt Cameron Adams Center, N.Y., Laura until 1989 when she moved to married the former Beverly and wife Lisa of Bolton, Obituaries are paid adver- Williams (Dale) of Watertown, Atlanta, Ga. after 52 years of Jane Ramage Conn., three sisters, Lou tising written by funeral N.Y., Tommy Chouinard (and living in Palatka. She was a in 1958. The Lynne C. Slaughter Cameron Hooper and hus- homes based upon information former wife, Linda S. kind and devoted wife, moth- couple settled band Reggie of San Mateo, provided by families. Death Chouinard) of Watertown, er, grandmother and great- in Ocala, and Lynne Cameron Slaughter, Donna Cameron of Fort notices are brief announce- N.Y., Mark Chouinard of grandmother and was Cliff briefly 60, of East Palatka, passed Lauderdale and Stephanie ments published at no charge. Watertown, N.Y., and Donny admired and cherished by all served as a away Wednesday, April 9, Adams and husband Mike of Chouinard (Laura) of who knew her. police officer 2014 at Haven Hospice Jacksonville, a grandson, Watertown, N.Y.; a brother, She was preceded in death for the city. Roberts Care Center following Austin Slaughter and numer- Wayne R. Chouinard Glenn Chouinard of Titusville; by her loving husband, Cliff learned an extended illness. ous nieces and nephews. two sisters, Donna Chouinard Nicholas Piperides. the air condi- A native and lifelong resi- Services were held at 2 p.m. Wayne R. Chouinard, 79 of and Tammy Chouinard, both She is survived by her tioning trade dent of Putnam County, she Monday, April 14 at Johnson- Pomona Park passed away of Crescent City; 12 grandchil- daughters, Athena Sarris and from his was a 1971 graduate of Overturf Chapel in Palatka unexpectedly Thursday, April dren; 15 great-grandchildren; Ithaca LaBrec and by grand- father, and Palatka South High School. with Bro. Willie McKinnon 10, 2014 at the Putnam and several nieces and neph- children, Anastatia Sapp using these Lynn retired as a fiscal assis- officiating. Burial followed at Community Medical Center in ews. (Richard), Gia Hanna (Jim), skills, operated his own air tant in 2012 from the St. Oak Hill West Cemetery. Palatka. A memorial service is sched- Robert E. LaBrec Jr. (Jodi), conditioning and refrigeration Johns River Memorial donations may be Wayne was born on April 6, uled for 10 a.m. Thursday, and great-grandchildren, business for more than 40 Water made to Haven Hospice 1935 in Cleveland, Ohio and April 17 at Masters Funeral Christie Sapp, Erin Sapp, years. An artistic photogra- Management Roberts Care Center, 6400 St. raised in Florida. He had Home in Palatka with the Steven Hanna, Nicholas pher, Cliff recorded many District, Johns Ave., Palatka, FL 32177 recently Rev. Don Hanna, Pastor of the Hanna, Hailey LaBrec, and wedding ceremonies in the where she or the building fund at moved to St. James United Methodist Sophia LaBrec. Ocala area. He was a licensed had worked Hillcrest Baptist Church, Pomona Church, officiating. The fami- A prayer service was held at pilot, and in his leisure time for 16 years. 2009 President St., Palatka, Park, coming ly will begin receiving friends the chapel at A.S. Turner and enjoyed flying and working on Prior to that, FL 32177. Memories and con- from Silver at 9:30 a.m. at the funeral Sons in Decatur on Friday, planes. she had dolences may be expressed to Springs. He home. Burial will follow in the April 4 where the family He was preceded in death worked in the the family at Lynn’s book of served terms Florida National Cemetery in received friends. The funeral by his wife, Beverly; his par- building and zoning depart- memories page at www. in the United Bushnell with military hon- was held at the Greek ents, Clifford and Myrtle ment with Putnam County JohnsonOverturffunerals.com. States Coast ors. Orthodox Cathedral of the Shirley; and siblings, Mike and in years past, had worked Arrangements were under Guard and Friends may sign the online Annunciation on Saturday, Hurst, Greg Hurst and Jackie at First Federal Savings and the direction of Johnson- the United register at www.themasters- April 5. Crouse. Loan. Lynne enjoyed working Overturf Funeral Home in States funeralhomes.com. Memorial In lieu of flowers, the family He is survived by sons, with crafts and making jewel- Palatka. Army. He gifts may be sent to the requests donations be made to Jeffrey Shirley, Chris Shirley, ry, painting and crocheting. enjoyed Humane Society of Northeast the Greek Orthodox Cathedral and Robby Shirley, all of She was a member of Hillcrest working with animals, racing Florida, P.O. Box 188, of the Annunciation in Ocala, Tim Shirley of Baptist Church. horses, raising award-winning Hollister, FL 32147. Atlanta. Jacksonville; and a daughter, She was preceded in death Death Notices chickens, gardening, the out- Masters Funeral Home of A.S. Turner and Sons, (494) Melanie Crosby of Interlachen; by a daughter, Jaime Lynne doors, crafts and playing his Palatka is in charge of 292-1551. brothers, Curtis Shirley, Slaughter. harmonica. arrangements. Kenneth Hurst, Don Hurst, She is survived by her hus- He was the son of Ralph and and David Hurst; sisters, band of 35 years, Glenn Rose Chouinard who both Brenda Ann Streicher, and Slaughter of East Palatka, Eula H. Cornwell passed before him. He was Cliff Shirley Jr. Cathy Bosler; seven grand- her mother and stepfather, also preceded in death by his, Lucille Piperides children, and five great-grand- Marjorie Fiorilla and hus- Eula H. Cornwell, 83, of wife Marjorie Chouinard; a Clifford C. “Cliff” Shirley children. band John of Cinnaminson, Interlachen, passed away daughter Connie Williams; a Lucille Piperides of Duluth, Jr., 78, of Ocala, passed away A graveside service with N.J., a son, John Slaughter Monday, April 14, 2014 at son, Wayne Chouinard Jr.; a Ga., passed away on April 3, on April 9, 2014 at Sylvia’s military honors will be held at and wife Milinda of San Haven Hospice Roberts Care sister, Joy Chouinard; and a 2014. House Hospice of Marion 11 a.m. on Monday, April 21, Antonio, Texas, a daughter, Center following an extended granddaughter, Nicky Blair. She was born on Feb. 11, County. at San Mateo Cemetery in Gwen Slaughter of Cocoa illness. He is survived by the moth- 1916 in Charleston, S.C., A long time resident of Putnam County, near Palatka. Beach, four brothers, Lee Arrangements are under er of his children, Carol where she lived until she mar- Ocala, Cliff was born and grew The Rev. Terry Wright will Cameron and wife Debbie of the direction of Johnson- Chouinard of Watertown, ried. The couple moved to up in Bedford, Ind. Known as officiate. Austin, Texas, Les “Pete” Overturf Funeral Home in N.Y.; as well as, six chil- Palatka in 1937. She was a “Junior” to his family, he St. Johns Family Funeral Cameron and wife Karen of Interlachen. Social Security stops seizing tax refunds to settle decades-old debts; thousands affected

By Stephen ment: “I am grateful that the under the current law to refer received overpayments as But if disability payments Social Security could try to Ohlemacher Social Security debt to the Treasury children. For example, when a were discontinued because the recoup the overpayments Associated Press Administration has chosen Department.” parent of a minor child dies, child’s condition improved, years later. not to penalize innocent “If any Social Security or the child may be eligible for WASHINGTON — The Americans while the agency Supplemental Security survivor’s benefits, which are Social Security Administration determines a fair path for- Income beneficiary believes typically sent to the surviving Do You Know Putnam’s is suspending a program in ward on how to handle past they have been incorrectly parent or guardian. which thousands of people errors.” assessed with an overpayment If there was an overpay- were having their tax refunds The Social Security under this program, I encour- ment made on behalf of the Best Employer? seized to recoup overpayments Administration says it has age them to request an expla- child, that child could be held that happened more than a identified about 400,000 peo- nation or seek options to liable years later, as an adult. The Rotary Club of Palatka wants to decade ago. ple with old debts. They owe a resolve the overpayment,” Also, if a child is disabled, know them too. In fact, the club wants Acting Social Security total of $714 million. Colvin said. he or she may receive overpay- Commissioner Carolyn W. So far, the agency says it The Washington Post first ments. Those overpayments to honor one student as part of our Colvin said Monday she has has collected $55 million. reported on the program. would typically be taken out of annual awards program. directed an immediate halt to The program was autho- There are several scenarios current payments, once they the program while the agency rized by a 2008 change in the in which people may have are discovered. DEADLINE FOR NOMINATIONS: does a review. law that allows Social Security April 25, 2014 by 5 p.m. Social Security recipients and other federal agencies to Additional information is available by contacting John and members of Congress use a Treasury program to Abe Alexander Stephenson, Vocational Awards Co-chairman, complained that people were seize federal payments to Safe Touch Consultant Rotary Club of Palatka, at 352-475-2901 being forced to repay overpay- recoup debts that are more or email at [email protected] ments that were sometimes than 10 years old. Previously, (forms will also be printed in the PDN on 4/22/14) paid to their parents or guard- there was a 10-year limit on ians when they were children. using the program. Additionally, we are looking for Putnam’s best teacher, “While this policy of seizing In most cases, the seizures employer and employee (practitioner) as the S.T.E.P tax refunds to repay decades- are tax refunds. portion of our program. old Social Security overpay- Colvin said she was sus- ments might be allowed under pending the program “pending 386-546-0626 We are also seeking nominations for a community the law, it is entirely unjust,” a thorough review of our volunteer whose life is in keeping with the Rotary motto VISIT US AT of “Service Above Self, One Profits Most Who Serves Democratic Sens. Senators responsibility and discretion LIKE US SAFETOUCH.COM Best” Barbara Boxer of California and Barbara Mikulski of Maryland said in a letter to Colvin. Eye Exams After Colvin’s announce- PRIMARY CARE 328-2020 Available ment, Boxer said in a state- You do have options! Lab High blood pressure Putnam County’s Longest Established Optician Announces 2014 Price Rollbacks! $ SAVE MONEY High blood sugar (Diabetes) Package Deal Single Vision 79.00 Care Credit Provider $ Call Mark Robbins High cholesterol Complete Lined Bifocal 99.00 If your car Don’t wait until it’s too late and catastrophe hits Progressive “Invisible Bifocal” *Includes frame, lenses, UV protection. Pairs $ Some Rx restrictions apply. such as heart attack, stroke or even death. 179.00 LEAKS 3710 St. Johns Avenue • Palatka •Monday - Thursday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. ANTIFREEZE Prevention adds years and quality to your life. FREON 1ST PAIR AT REGULAR PRICE EXHAUST Mark will save you money Welcoming new patients GUARANTEED! 386-329-9036 Got Hope? Ask anybody!

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041514a7.indd 1 4/14/14 8:43 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 PAGE 8A SIDELINES MARK BLUMENTHAL Vikings set for Wednesday showdown

Host Central Florida in Florida beat FSCJ 4-1 to edge within fact that the Vikings swept the three- through this last year is a really big Bubba a half-game going into Wednesday’s game series with the Blue Wave, SJR plus. (Wednesday) is obviously a very matchup of 1-2 teams matchup with the Vikings (31-12, State coach Ross Jones wasn’t satis- important one for us. We’ve got six 14-4) at Tindall Field. fied with their performance. Just the left and they’re all important.” brings A win Wednesday would not only same, he believes they’ll be ready for Hersey (7-3) got the win on Palatka Daily News leave St. Johns two games up in the Central Florida (29-14, 14-5). Saturday despite six walks over five The St. Johns River State College loss column, it would give the Vikings “I wasn’t particularly pleased with innings. He struck out seven, gave up baseball team is rested and has been a win in the season series in the how we played the last three games,” two hits and one earned run, handing it home proclaimed ready for its biggest game event of a tiebreaker. This starts the Jones said. “We got a couple of really a 4-1 lead to Daniel Moritz in the of the year. final quarter of the season – six sin- good outings from (Cody and Ratliff), sixth. Moritz responded with perhaps he top sports stories in anoth- The Vikings held on to first place gle games against each conference but I thought we played down to our his best outing of the year, striking er Weekend That Was: in the Mid-Florida Conference on opponent – and starting pitchers competition. I think we’ll be fine (for out four and allowing two hits in 5. The NHL regular sea- Saturday, using a six-run eighth Mitchell Cody, Trae Ratliff and Central Florida). We didn’t play well three innings. Austin Moreland Tson comes to an end on inning to pull away from Florida Dustin Hersey each will open with a Friday or Saturday and I think we pitched the ninth for St. Johns. Sunday with the Boston Bruins State College-Jacksonville, 10-3. week’s rest. were looking ahead. (Eastern) and Anaheim Ducks They were off Monday, while Central Despite Saturday’s score and the “The experience of having been See VIKINGS, Page 9A (Western) claiming the top seed in each conference and the Tampa Bay Lightning nabbing the Eastern PREP ROUNDUP Conference third seed and a first- Seminoles’ Spring round series with the Montreal Canadiens. 4. The struggling Indiana Pacers find the right time to turn Four in things around with a 102-97 win Sunday against the Oklahoma City Thunder behind 21 points from David West. 3. The hottest team in Major a row League Baseball? How about the Milwaukee Brewers, who reeled off their ninth straight on Sunday with a 4-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates to improve to 10-2. for PHS 2. Getting four fresh new tires at the end of the race, Kevin Harvick passes up Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win Interlachen softball the NASCAR Sprint Cup Southern 500 at Darlington for the first win by eliminated in 5-4A a driver who claimed the pole posi- tion at that track since Dale Jarrett Palatka Daily News in 1997. Wallowing in a seven-game losing 1. Though others tried to rally, streak a mere 10 days ago, the no golfer was able to challenge Palatka High School baseball team is Bubba Watson, who for the second peaking when it’s supposed to peak. time in three years wins the Masters The Panthers won their fourth in a championship. row Monday, opening the final week Our topic of discussion: 1. Bubba of the regular season with a 3-2 tri- brings it home again. umph at Jacksonville Eagle’s View. On what was a beautiful day at Palatka erased a 2-1 deficit with Augusta National on Sunday, Bubba runs in the fourth and fifth innings Watson put up the prettiest score of and got four scoreless innings of the contenders. relief from Austin Knighten while Well, compared to those who were improving to 10-11. chasing him as a co-leader going into The Panthers have a St. Johns the final day, he had the prettiest River Athletic Conference playoff score. A lot of golfers had a chance to game today at Middleburg, then com- wear the green jacket at the end of plete the regular season at the final round, but those pursuing Jacksonville Bolles on Wednesday. Watson just didn’t have it going. They take on second-seeded Clay in Co-leader Jordan Spieth hung tough, the District 4-5A semifinals next but back-to-back bogeys on the week at Ponte Vedra. PHS coach eighth and ninth holes dropped him Jessie Parkin is satisfied this is a to three shots back at the end with a better team than the one that 72 and a 283 score. He tied for sec- dropped a couple of 10-0 games to the ond with Jonas Blixt, who started Blue Devils two weeks ago. the day one stroke behind the co- “The guys have been through a lot leaders, but could only muster a 71. and are getting their confidence Fifty-year-old Miguel Angel back,” Parkin said. “We made some Jimenez struggled out of the gate Daily News file photo changes – moving Ja’Kobi (Dasher) and though he finished strong, he Pictured in last season’s Florida game, FSU quarterback Jameis Winston has been shuttling between to short, where he’s going to play still shot a 71 to finish at 4-under baseball and football this spring. next year, moving Justin (Crouse) to par, four behind Watson. Watson’s third base and Cody (Reed) to center close friend on the tour, Rickie field. They’re all doing what they’re Fowler, shot a 73 and finished six asked.” strokes back, as did Matt Kuchar, A passer and a pitcher The Warriors (10-14) had leads of who shot a 74 and saw his hopes of 1-0 and 2-1 before Palatka came challenging fade away. back. And at the end of the day, Watson Jameis Winston excels in both Maguire and John Franklin III put together long Knighten drew a leadoff walk in had another green jacket. After out- drives, and showed some skill running. Franklin the fourth, took second on an errant lasting a major champion in Louie roles for Florida State might have actually broken free for a touchdown pickoff throw and came around to Oosthuizen in a playoff in 2012 to except for the fact spring games limit QBs to score on bunts by Jacob Tincher and win his first Masters in an emotional “tag” football rules. Franklin was also the only Brent Summers to make it 2-2. In the victory, Watson’s game fell on hard TALLAHASSEE signal caller not to throw an fifth, Cody Sapp opened with a dou- times. Now it looks as if for the ly in for the spring interception Saturday. ble to left center and pinch-runner moment, 35-year-old Bubba from football game and lead COMMENTARY With four running backs Christian Dodge scored the go-ahead Bagdad (Florida, that is) has found your squad to a 31-14 sidelined by injury, Freddie run on Knighten’s two-out single. his game again. He stayed steady on victory. Fly out and get KERRY DUNNING Stevenson used his playing Palatka’s first run came in the Sunday, while the 20-year-old a save for the baseball time to cover 85 yards on 18 third inning when Clellan Barnes’ Spieth, who was vying to become the team.F Just a weekend in the carries. Defensively, Lamarcus double to right scored Dasher, who youngest winner at Augusta in the life of Jameis Winston. Brutus (7 tackles), P.J. Williams (5 tackles and a had walked. Masters’ incredible history, was Self-admittedly worn out by the dual sport fumble recovery), E.J. Levenberry (8 tackles) and Taking over for Tincher in the watching a two-stroke lead after time of year, Winston started a little rusty Reggie Northrup (6 tackles) stood out. The fourth, Knighten (3-1) allowed five seven holes just wither away after Saturday and waited for a young receiving corps defense also stood tall, breaking up 14 passes hits but walked none and didn’t sputtering to the back-to-back to hit stride, but nothing other than injury would and intercepting two – includes a run back for six allow an Eagle’s View batter past bogeys and then won more on the impact his play for the fall. by Ro’Derrick Hoskins. second. 13th that doomed him for good. There were more important takeaways, begin- “The guys had belief in Jacob and Spieth will have numerous chanc- ning with the backup quarterbacks. Both Sean See FSU, Page 9A in Austin,” Parkin said. es to win the Masters in his career as his performance showed he could See ROUNDUP, Page 9A compete in what was his first Masters as a pro. But there will be another reason to remember this year’s Masters – and it’s not a very positive reason. Without Tiger Woods competing as St. Johns softball playoff hopes disappear he recovers from back surgery and without three-time champion Phil Palatka Daily News eliminating the Vikings of any chance The Vikings have not made the The Blue Wave are 20-27 overall Mickelson around for the weekend Whatever hope there was of the St. of going to the postseason. state tournament since 2011, coach and 7-15 in the conference, but trail- after he missed the cut, casual fans Johns River State College softball The Vikings finish their conference Katie Brosky’s first season at the ing MFC fifth-place team Lake- found they had plenty of time on team making the state tournament season with a twinbill at home today helm. Sumter by two games with two confer- their hands to go out and take care got wiped away with a three-run, bot- with Central Florida and are sched- In the first game, Destiny Passmore ence games left at Central Florida on of the lawn or enjoy family time then tom-of-the-sixth rally on Saturday. uled to finish their season one week walked two Vikings, hit three, allowed Thursday. sit in front of the television and Florida State College-Jacksonville from today at home against Indian five hits and struck out nine, while The Vikings saw Chelsey Bardroff overcame a 2-0 deficit in the bottom of River State College, the No. 1 team in teammate Katie Patterson delivered a go 3-for-7 in the doubleheader with a See BLUMENTHAL, Page 9A the sixth inning and defeated the the current state softball poll. They solo home run. In the second game, run. Collecting two hits in the twinbill Vikings, 3-2, to finish a Mid-Florida slipped to 17-29 overall and 5-17 in the Passmore came in to the game in relief were Nicole Brock, Alexis Koller, Conference doubleheader sweep. The conference on Saturday and are in of starter Shelby Kelley and went the Jessica Keene and Palatka High prod- ANDY HALL Blue Wave won the first game, 3-1, to danger of having their streak of three final five innings, allowing one walk, uct Hunter Harper. Julie Leduc was Sports Editor 312-5239 keep their slim hopes alive of making straight 20-win seasons come to an six hits total and striking out three 2-for-3 with an RBI in the second [email protected] this year’s state tournament, while end. and got her second victory of the day. game.

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Cleveland 32 49 .395 23 Montreal vs Tampa Bay CALENDAR Detroit 29 52 .358 26 Wednesday at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Heat lose; top seed to Pacers NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Milwaukee 15 66 .185 40 April 18 at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. schools, leagues and recreation WESTERN CONFERENCE April 20 at Montreal, 7 p.m. WASHINGTON — LeBron James’ only visible sig- departments and are subjec to Southwest Division April 22 at Montreal, 7 p.m. change without notice. COLLEGE BASEBALL W L Pct GB x-April 24 at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. nificant role was that of postgame heckler, interrupt- 7:30 p.m. CSS Georgia at Georgia Tech z-San Antonio 62 19 .765 — x-April 27 at Montreal, TBD ing Michael Beasley’s interview amid a loose, upbeat TUESDAY, April 15 x-Houston 54 27 .667 8 x-April 29 at Tampa Bay, TBD HIGH SCHOOL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL x-Dallas 49 32 .605 13 locker room that normally wouldn’t jibe with a Baseball 7 p.m. FS Florida Marlins at Nationals Memphis 48 32 .600 13½ Columbus vs. Pittsburgh 21-point loss — or throwing in a towel in the race for Interlachen at Lake Butler Union 7 p.m. MLB Network Braves at Phillies New Orleans 33 48 .407 29 Wednesday at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m. County, 5 p.m. 7 p.m. Sun Sports Rays at Orioles Northwest Division April 19 at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. a No. 1 seed. Menendez at Crescent City, 6:30 p.m. W L Pct GB April 21 at Columbus, 7 p.m. James and Chris Bosh took the night off Monday, St. Johns River Athletic NBA y-Oklahoma City 58 23 .716 — April 23 at Columbus, 7 p.m. and the Heat were beaten 114-93 by the Washington Conference Game 8 p.m. TNT Knicks at Nets x-Portland 53 28 .654 5 x-April 26 at Pittsburgh, TBD Palatka at Middleburg, 6 p.m. 10:30 p.m. TNT Nuggets at Clippers Minnesota 40 40 .500 17½ x-April 28 at Columbus, TBD Wizards in a no-contest game that guaranteed the Softball Denver 36 44 .450 21½ x-April 30 at Pittsburgh, TBD Eastern Conference’s top seed for the Indiana District 4-5A Tournament Utah 24 57 .296 34 Semifinal NHL Pacific Division Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers Pacers. At Clay High School 8 p.m. NBC Sports Draft Lottery, at Toronto W L Pct GB April 17 at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. So, no disappointment at all? Palatka at Clay, 7 p.m. y-L.A. Clippers 56 24 .700 — April 20 at N.Y. Rangers, Noon District 8-1A Tournament PREMIER LEAGUE SOCCER x-Golden State 49 31 .613 7 April 22 at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. “There would be no disappointment,” said Dwyane First Round 2:45 p.m. NBC Sports Arsenal vs. West Ham, at Phoenix 47 33 .588 9 April 25 at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Wade, who played because he needed some minutes At Pierson Taylor High School London Sacramento 28 53 .346 28½ x-April 27 at N.Y. Rangers, Noon Crescent City vs. Wildwood, 6 p.m. L.A. Lakers 26 55 .321 30½ x-April 29 at Philadelphia, TBD after his recent nine-game layoff with a hamstring x-clinched playoff spot x-April 30 at N.Y. Rangers, TBD injury. “When the playoffs start, we have a new sea- COLLEGE $165,040. Toronto 11, Baltimore 3 y-clinched division Softball 6. (8) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 374, 104.9, Chicago White Sox 4, Cleveland 3 z-clinched conference WESTERN CONFERENCE son and we will be looking forward to it.” Central Florida at SJRSC (2), 4 p.m. 38, $157,156. Minnesota 4, Kansas City 3 Sunday’s Games Minnesota vs. Colorado So the Pacers are locked in to a first-round series 7. (9) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 374, Texas 1, Houston 0 Indiana 102, Oklahoma City 97 April 17 at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. against the eighth-seeded Atlanta Hawks, while the WEDNESDAY, April 16 120.2, 38, $155,576. L.A. Angels 14, N.Y. Mets 2 Toronto 116, Detroit 107 April 19: at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL 8. (17) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 374, San Diego 5, Detroit 1 Brooklyn 97, Orlando 88 April 21 at Minnesota, 7 p.m. two-time defending champion Heat get the No. 2 Baseball 81.7, 36, $133,510. Oakland 3, Seattle 0 New York 100, Chicago 89 April 24 at Minnesota, 9:30 p.m. seed and either the Wizards or the Charlotte Palatka at Jacksonville Bolles, 6 p.m. 9. (23) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 374, N.Y. Yankees 3, Boston 2 Portland 119, Golden State 117, OT x-April 26 at Colorado, TBD Softball 74.8, 35, $136,873. Monday’s Games Sacramento 106, Minnesota 103 x-April 28 at Minnesota, TBD Bobcats. Miami began the day still in contention for District 4-5A Tournament 10. (7) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 374, Baltimore 7, Tampa Bay 1 Memphis 102, L.A. Lakers 90 x-April 30 at Colorado, TBD the top spot, but they would have needed to win their At Clay High School 95.7, 34, $109,665. Seattle 7, Texas 1 Monday’s Games Championship, 7 p.m. 11. (20) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 374, Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Washington 114, Miami 93 Chicago vs. St. Louis last two games and have Indiana lose to Orlando on Track and Field 77.6, 33, $144,441. Tuesday’s Games Philadelphia 113, Boston 108 April 17 at St. Louis, 8 p.m. Wednesday because the Pacers hold the head-to- At Orlando The First Academy 12. (16) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 374, Chicago Cubs (Hammel 2-0) at N.Y. Toronto 110, Milwaukee 100 April 19: at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Crescent City, Interlachen, Palatka at 85.2, 32, $134,271. Yankees (Tanaka 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Charlotte 95, Atlanta 93 April 21 at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. head tiebreaker. Region 2-2A Meet, 9 a.m. 13. (21) Carl Edwards, Ford, 374, 69.2, Tampa Bay (Odorizzi 1-1) at Chicago 108, Orlando 95 April 23 at Chicago, 9:30 p.m. 31, $113,905. Baltimore (Mi.Gonzalez 0-1), 7:05 Houston 104, San Antonio 98 x-April 25 at St. Louis, 8 p.m. COLLEGE 14. (4) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 374, 71, p.m. New Orleans 101, Oklahoma City 89 x-April 27 at Chicago, 3 p.m. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Baseball 30, $124,125. Cleveland (McAllister 1-0) at Detroit L.A. Lakers 119, Utah 104 x-April 29 at St. Louis, TBD Central Florida at SJRSC, 6 p.m. 15. (18) A J Allmendinger, Chevrolet, (A.Sanchez 0-0), 7:08 p.m. Memphis at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Lawyer in Miami case charged 374, 72, 29, $116,438. Seattle (Beavan 0-0) at Texas (R. Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 Dallas vs. Anaheim 16. (6) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Ross 0-0), 8:05 p.m. p.m. Wednesday at Anaheim, 10 p.m. TIDES 374, 82.4, 28, $134,694. Boston (Peavy 0-0) at Chicago White Tuesday’s Games April 18 at Anaheim, 10 p.m. CORAL GABLES — An attorney who assisted the Palatka City Dock 17. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 374, Sox (Er.Johnson 0-1), 8:10 p.m. New York at Brooklyn, 8 p.m. April 21 at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. High Low 100.6, 28, $137,288. Kansas City (Ventura 0-0) at Houston Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. April 23 at Dallas, 8 p.m. NCAA during its probe of Miami athletics is facing Today 4:16A,4:34P 11:38A,11:35P 18. (31) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 374, (Harrell 0-2), 8:10 p.m. Wednesday’s Games x-April 25 at Anaheim, 10:30 p.m. charges from the Florida Bar, which alleges a wide April 16 4:56A,5:16P ------,12:17P 63.1, 26, $118,888. Toronto (Morrow 1-1) at Minnesota Indiana at Orlando, 7 p.m. x-April 27 at Dallas, TBD range of ethics violations occurred during that inves- April 17 5:38A,6:00P 12:13A,12:57P 19. (10) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 374, (Hughes 0-0), 8:10 p.m. Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. x-April 29 at Anaheim, TBD 92.4, 26, $101,905. Oakland (Straily 1-1) at L.A. Angels Utah at Minnesota, 8 p.m. tigation. St. Augustine Beach 20. (28) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, (Richards 2-0), 10:05 p.m. Detroit at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Los Angeles vs. San Jose Maria Elena Perez could face probation, a public High Low 374, 56.4, 24, $130,280. Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. April 17 at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. reprimand, suspension or even disbarment. The Today 8:49A,9:12P 2:51A,2:55P 21. (29) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, 374, NL Standings Dallas at Memphis, 8 p.m. April 20 at San Jose, 10 p.m. April 16 9:30A,9:54P 3:33A,3:35P 56.3, 23, $89,005. L.A. Lakers at San Antonio, 8 p.m. April 22 at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. complaint, released Monday, only asks Florida’s April 17 10:13A,10:38P 4:15A,4:16P 22. (33) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 374, East Division Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. April 24 at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. 54.5, 22, $100,055. W L Pct GB Washington at Boston, 8 p.m. x-April 26 at San Jose, TBD Supreme Court that she be “appropriately sanc- 23. (24) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 372, Atlanta 9 4 .692 — Brooklyn at Cleveland, 8 p.m. x-April 28 at Los Angeles, TBD tioned.” PREP BASEBALL 61, 21, $113,563. Washington 8 5 .615 1 Philadelphia at Miami, 8 p.m. x-April 30 at San Jose, TBD Palatka 3, Eagle’s View 2 24. (3) Aric Almirola, Ford, 372, 67.9, Philadelphia 6 7 .462 3 Toronto at New York, 8 p.m. Palatka 001 110 0–3 10 2 20, $127,641. New York 5 7 .417 3½ L.A. Clippers at Portland, 10:30 p.m. BASEBALL Eagle’s View 011 000 0–2 10 2 25. (35) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, Miami 5 9 .357 4½ Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. WNBA Tincher, Knighten (4) and Barnes. 372, 46.2, 0, $87,305. Central Division Golden State at Denver, 10:30 p.m. Fripp, Holmes (4) and Boyett. W– 26. (14) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 371, W L Pct GB Draft results Orioles beat Archer, Rays Knighten, 3-1. L–Holmes. 2B–Palatka: 80.6, 19, $121,480. Milwaukee 10 3 .769 — First Round Sapp, Barnes. 27. (12) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, St. Louis 8 5 .615 2 NHL 1, Connecticut, Chiney Ogwumike, F, Records: Palatka 10-11, Jacksonville 371, 70.9, 17, $116,613. Pittsburgh 6 6 .500 3½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Stanford BALTIMORE — Wei-Yin Chen pitched better Eagle’s View 10-14. 28. (27) David Gilliland, Ford, 370, Chicago 4 8 .333 5½ Atlantic Division 2, Tulsa, Odyssey Sims, G, Baylor than he had all season, and Tampa Bay Rays right- 43.9, 16, $107,663. Cincinnati 4 8 .333 5½ GP W L OT Pts GF GA 3, San Antonio, Kayla McBride, G, 29. (34) Alex Bowman, Toyota, 369, West Division z-Boston 82 54 19 9 117 261 177 Notre Dame hander Chris Archer was never worse. PREP SOFTBALL 39.6, 15, $97,252. W L Pct GB x-Tampa Bay 82 46 27 9 101 240 215 4, New York (traded to Connecticut) The result was a lopsided 7-1 victory for the District 5-4A Tournament 30. (38) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, 369, Los Angeles 9 4 .692 — x-Montreal 82 46 28 8 100 215 204 Alyssa Thomas, F, Maryland At Alachua Santa Fe High School 40.7, 14, $89,005. San Francisco 8 5 .615 1 x-Detroit 82 39 28 15 93 222 230 5, Indiana, Natasha Howard, F, Baltimore Orioles, who got their offense back on First Round 31. (13) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, acci- Colorado 6 7 .462 3 Ottawa 82 37 31 14 88 236 265 Florida State track Monday night at Archer’s expense. Alachua Santa Fe 13, Interlachen 3 dent, 368, 75, 13, $84,305. San Diego 5 7 .417 3½ Toronto 82 38 36 8 84 231 256 6, Washington, Stefanie Dolson, C, – Associated Press Interlachen 030 00– 3 5 3 32. (32) David Ragan, Ford, 367, 44.5, Arizona 4 11 .267 6 Florida 82 29 45 8 66 196 268 Connecticut Alachua Santa Fe 052 33–13 16 1 13, $94,605. Sunday’s Games Buffalo 82 21 51 10 52 157 248 7, Seattle (traded to Washington),Bria Bedenbaugh and Johnson; Riley, 33. (41) Travis Kvapil, Ford, 367, 32.9, Cincinnati 12, Tampa Bay 4 Metropolitan Division Hartley, G, Connecticut Striclin (2) and Wooton; W–Striclin, 11, $83,905. Philadelphia 4, Miami 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 8, Atlanta, Shoni Schimmel, G, 12-4. L–Bedenbaugh, 8-17. 2B– 34. (43) Joe Nemechek, Toyota, 366, Atlanta 10, Washington 2 y-Pittsburgh 82 51 24 7 109 249 207 Louisville Interlachen: Kelley; Alachua Santa Fe: 29.8, 0, $91,705. Milwaukee 4, Pittsburgh 1 x-NY Rangers 82 45 31 6 96 218 193 9, Indiana, Natalie Achonwa, F, Notre Striclin, Hammond. 35. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, front hub, St. Louis 6, Chicago Cubs 4 x-Philadelphia 82 42 30 10 94 236 235 Dame Roundup Records: Interlachen 8-17, Alachua 359, 84.5, 10, $123,471. L.A. Angels 14, N.Y. Mets 2 x-Columbus 82 43 32 7 93 231 216 10, Chicago, Markeisha Gatling, C, Santa Fe 18-6. 36. (37) David Stremme, Chevrolet, San Francisco 5, Colorado 4, 10 Washington 82 38 30 14 90 235 240 NC State CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A brakes, 326, 34.1, 8, $83,305. innings New Jersey 82 35 29 18 88 197 208 11, Connecticut, Chelsea Gray, G, 37. (22) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, acci- San Diego 5, Detroit 1 Carolina 82 36 35 11 83 207 230 Duke LOCAL COLLEGE dent, 323, 87, 8, $102,480. L.A. Dodgers 8, Arizona 6 NY Islanders 82 34 37 11 79 225 267 12 , Minnesota, Tricia Liston, G, Duke SOFTBALL BASEBALL 38. (42) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 301, 31.5, Monday’s Games WESTERN CONFERENCE n Interlachen took a 3-0 lead in the top of the sec- SJR State 10, FSC-Jacksonville 3 6, $78,285. Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 6 Central Division Second Round SJR State 002 200 060–10 12 2 39. (40) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, Washington 9, Miami 2 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 13, Tulsa, Jordan Hooper, F, ond inning of its District 5-4A tournament first- FSCJ 000 010 011– 3 5 3 overheating, 289, 42.3, 5, $74,285. Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 7, tie, 6 y-Colorado 82 52 22 8 112 250 220 Nebraska round game with host and third seed Santa Fe. Hersey, Moritz (6), Moreland (9) and 40. (39) Ryan Truex, Toyota, 274, 25, innings, susp., rain x-St. Louis 82 52 23 7 111 248 191 14, New York, Tyaunna Marshall, G, Hernandez. Knies, Pinchot (8), 4, $70,285. St. Louis 4, Milwaukee 0 x-Chicago 82 46 21 15 107 267 220 Georgia Tech Then the Raiders scored the next 13 runs and Gonzalez (8), Riecher (8) and Cruess. 41. (11) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 270, N.Y. Mets at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. x-Minnesota 82 43 27 12 98 207 206 15, Minnesota, Asya Bussie, C, West ended the Rams’ season, 13-3. Shelby Blackburn and W–Hersey, 7-3. L–Knies, 2-5. HR– 60.8, 3, $93,499. Colorado at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. x-Dallas 82 40 31 11 91 235 228 Virginia SJRSC: Sanders. 3B–SJRSC: Straw. 42. (30) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, Tuesday’s Games Nashville 82 38 32 12 88 216 242 16, San Antonio, Astou Ndour, C, Allie Hammond each went 3-for-4 and combined to 2B–SJRSC: Humphreys; FSC- accident, 101, 44.6, 2, $62,285. Cincinnati 7, Pittsburgh 7, tie, 6 Winnipeg 82 37 35 10 84 227 237 Spain score three runs for the Raiders (18-6). Jacksonville: Taylor. 43. (36) Dave Blaney, Ford, brakes, 65, innings, comp. of susp. game, 5:30 Pacific Division 17, Phoenix, Tiffany Bias, G, After the Rams (8-17) got to starter Lauren Riley Records: SJR State 31-12 (14-4), 28, 1, $58,785. p.m. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Oklahoma State FSCJ 14-21 (6-12). Atlanta (Hale 0-0) at Philadelphia (Cl. z-Anaheim 82 54 20 8 116 266 209 18, Atlanta, Inga Orekhova, G, South for three second-inning runs, the Raiders’ other Lee 2-1), 7:05 p.m. x-San Jose 82 51 22 9 111 249 200 Florida pitcher, Florida Gulf Coast University recruit Ashton SOFTBALL Sprint Cup Standings Chicago Cubs (Hammel 2-0) at N.Y. x-Los Angeles 82 46 28 8 100 206 174 19, Seattle, Michelle Plouffe, F, Game One 1. J.Gordon, 297; 2. M.Kenseth, Yankees (Tanaka 1-0), 7:05 p.m. Phoenix 82 37 30 15 89 216 231 Utah Striclin stopped Interlachen in its tracks. She FSC-Jacksonville 3, SJR State 1 296; 3. C.Edwards, 278; 4. D. Pittsburgh (Cole 2-0) at Cincinnati Vancouver 82 36 35 11 83 196 223 20, Atlanta, Cassie Harberts, F, USC allowed no hits in 3 1/3 innings of relief, walking one SJRSC 000 010 0–1 5 2 Earnhardt Jr., 271; 5. J.Johnson, 270; (Leake 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Calgary 82 35 40 7 77 209 241 21, Phoenix, Maggie Lucas, G, Penn FSC-Jacksonville 011 010 x–3 6 0 6. Ky.Busch, 269; 7. Bra.Keselowski, Washington (Strasburg 1-1) at Miami Edmonton 82 29 44 9 67 203 270 State and striking out six. Bardroff and Valle; Passmore and 246; 8. J.Logano, 245; 9. R.Newman, (Koehler 1-1), 7:10 p.m. NOTE: Two points for a win, one 22, Chicago, Gennifer Brandon, F, For the sixth-seeded Rams, Rudy Kelley, Hannah Nevin; W–Passmore. L–Bardroff, 6-9. 236; 10. A.Dillon, 235; 11. G.Biffle, St. Louis (S.Miller 0-2) at Milwaukee point for overtime loss. California HR–FSC-Jacksonville: Patterson. 227; 12. T.Stewart, 224. (Estrada 1-0), 8:10 p.m. x-clinched playoff spot 23, Los Angeles, Jennifer Hamson, Ogle, Miranda Polk, Mariah Rivera and Kiara N.Y. Mets (Mejia 1-0) at Arizona y-clinched division C, BYU Beauford all had one hit with Beauford and Rivera Game Two (Arroyo 1-0), 9:40 p.m. z-clinched conference 24, Minnesota, Christina Foggie, G, driving in runs. The game was the last for seniors FSC-Jacksonville 3, SJR State 2 BASEBALL Colorado (Nicasio 1-0) at San Diego Sunday’s Games Vanderbilt SJRSC 002 000 0–2 8 3 (Erlin 1-0), 10:10 p.m. Carolina 6, Philadelphia 5, SO Ogle, Rivera, Beauford, Kelley and Annie Oldham. FSC-Jacksonville 000 003 x–3 6 0 AL Standings L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 0-0) at San Tampa Bay 1, Washington 0, SO Third Round “You’ve got to realize that in our district, we had Gornto and Valle; Kelley, Passmore (3) East Division Francisco (Lincecum 0-1), 10:15 p.m. N.Y. Islanders 4, Buffalo 3, SO 25, Connecticut, DeNesha Stallworth, and Nevin; W–Passmore. L–Gornto, W L Pct GB Ottawa 3, Pittsburgh 2, SO F, Kentucky three of the six top teams in the state in that classifi- 2-9. New York 7 6 .538 — Detroit 3, St. Louis 0 26, New York, Meighan Simmons, G, cation (Santa Fe, Bradford and top seed and unbeat- Records: SJRSC 17-29 (5-17), FSC- Toronto 7 6 .538 — NBA New Jersey 3, Boston 2 Tennessee Jacksonville 20-27 (7-15). Tampa Bay 7 7 .500 ½ EASTERN CONFERENCE Nashville 7, Minnesota 3 27, Tulsa, Theresa Plaisance, F, LSU en Gainesville P.K. Yonge),” said Interlachen coach Baltimore 6 7 .462 1 Atlantic Division Anaheim 3, Colorado 2, OT 28, San Antonio, Bri Kulas, F, Ron Whitehurst. “There was not a whole lot of room Boston 5 8 .385 2 W L Pct GB Vancouver 5, Calgary 1 Missouri to make a mistake. (Lake City) Columbia was an AUTO RACING Central Division y-Toronto 48 33 .593 — Phoenix 2, Dallas 1 29, Indiana, Haiden Palmer, G, Southern 500 W L Pct GB x-Brooklyn 44 36 .550 3½ Gonzaga unbeaten team and No. 1 in (Class 6A) and Santa Fe Detroit 6 4 .600 — New York 35 45 .438 12½ 30, Washington, Carley Mijovic, C, beat them. We knew we had to play perfectly against DARLINGTON, S.C. — The following Chicago 7 6 .538 ½ Boston 25 56 .309 23 Playoff Glance Australia is the final standings of Saturday Minnesota 6 6 .500 1 Philadelphia 18 63 .222 30 FIRST ROUND 31, Seattle. Mikaela Ruef, F, (Santa Fe).” night’s Southern 500 at Darlington Cleveland 6 7 .462 1½ Southeast Division (Best-of-7) Stanford Raceway. Kansas City 4 7 .364 2½ W L Pct GB (x-if necessary) 32, Washington, Kody Burke, F, NC 1. (1) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 374 West Division y-Miami 54 27 .667 — EASTERN CONFERENCE State laps, 148.9 rating, 48 points, $328,708. W L Pct GB x-Washington 43 38 .531 11 Detroit vs. Boston 33, Phoenix, Stephanie Talbot, G, 2. (15) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, Oakland 8 4 .667 — x-Charlotte 42 39 .519 12 April 18 at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Australia 374, 120, 43, $205,690. Seattle 7 5 .583 1 x-Atlanta 37 44 .457 17 April 20 at Boston, 3 p.m. 34, Chicago, Jamierra Faulkner, G, 3. (26) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Orlando 23 58 .284 31 Vikings Los Angeles 6 6 .500 2 April 22 at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Southern Miss 374, 101.2, 42, $215,101. Texas 6 7 .462 2½ Central Division April 24 at Detroit, 8 p.m. 35, Los Angeles, Antonita Slaughter, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A 4. (25) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 374, Houston 5 8 .385 3½ W L Pct GB x-April 26 at Boston, 3 p.m. G, Louisville 114.2, 41, $183,401. Sunday’s Games z-Indiana 55 26 .679 — x-April 28 at Detroit, TBD 36, Minnesota, Asia Taylor, F, 5. (19) Greg Biffle, Ford, 374, 90, 40, Cincinnati 12, Tampa Bay 4 x-Chicago 48 33 .593 7 x-April 30 at Boston, TBD Louisville “We got Moritz in there and he did great. He’s been throwing really well,” Jones said. Chris Leduc went 3-for-4 to lead a 12-hit offense and Shawn Sanders hit a three-run homer to high- Olympic great Michael Phelps ending retirement light the six-run eighth inning. Sanders also had a run-scoring groundout to finish with four RBI. Associated Press Associated Press on Monday that by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency to competitively.” Will Mackenzie and Jose Hernandez were both Michael Phelps is coming out of Phelps is entered in three events be eligible for competition. Besides Phelps, USA 2-3 for the Vikings, Hernandez with two RBI and retirement, lured back into the — the 50- and 100-meter free- Bowman said Phelps is “pretty Swimming said Olympians Ryan Mackenzie with one. Myles Straw was 2-5 with a pool by the fun of it and the possi- styles and the 100 butterfly. far” from being back in top form. Lochte and Katie Ledecky are run-scoring triple. Tyler Humphreys had a double bility of swimming at a fifth “I think he’s just going to test He’s been training Monday among those expected to swim in in five at-bats and Cletis Avery was 1-4. Olympics in Rio in 2016. the waters a little bit and see how through Friday with Bowman’s the Arena Grand Prix at Skyline It was a homerless week for Humphreys, who The 22-time Olympic medalist it goes,” Bowman said by phone team at the North Baltimore Aquatic Center. was named the state’s player of the week after a will compete for the first time from Baltimore. “I wouldn’t say Aquatic Club in his hometown. “I’m excited to see what he can five-homer stretch from March 31 through April 5. since the 2012 London Games at a it’s a full-fledged comeback.” “He’s gotten back into good do,” Ledecky told the AP by phone He didn’t see a fastball from FSCJ on Saturday, meet in Mesa, Ariz., on April Phelps returned to training last shape since September,” the coach in between classes at her high Jones said. 24-26. fall and re-entered the U.S. drug- said. “He can give a good effort school in Maryland. “Definitely, Bob Bowman, the swimmer’s testing program. He has complet- and certainly not be embarrassed. it’ll bring some more energy to longtime coach, told The ed his six-month waiting period He’s in enough shape to swim swimming again.” Blumenthal that both sides went at it. They ing us for the spring game, it was charged for the privilege of attend- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A competed hard. There was good hit- fun. It was very competitive, you ing the game. Last year, OSU had FSU ting in the game - good clean play. I know, between the two teams, and 15,000 attend. Florida State proba- watch players they barely know compete for the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A thought you saw some youth in most importantly it was fun,” said bly had 35,000 Saturday. championship. some positions (and) early it rising senior wide receiver Rashad Because of Florida State’s cham- I will always say in golf’s defense that this is If there is a question that showed and then they grew as the Greene. pionship year, ESPN showed a lit- pretty sad – you’re either a golf fan or you’re not. If remains, punting is a the top of the game went on.” Spring games started as scrim- tle more than half the game live. you’re not, then don’t bother being a casual fan. list. Jonathan Hernandez averaged Growing and practicing before a mages with press allowed to watch Four other games were aired on the It’s one or the other. 45.2 yards and Cason Beatty 37.0, crowd is how Florida State will be to today’s version of schools like ESPN networks and several more Watson survived to win another green jacket. but there was inconsistency even ready for a tricky schedule and Auburn or Michigan attracting reg- streamed on ESPN3. It’s the ninth How he does the rest of the year is still the ques- with no rush of the kick. expected strong finish in 2014. ular season like crowds down to season the sports network has aired tion. Coach Jimbo Fisher summed up Playing in front of fans is fun for schools such as Pitt, Texas A&M one or more squad games. But he’s off to a terrific start in 2014. the value of spring games: “First of both veterans and young alike. (stadium updates), Northwestern, all I thought we had a very competi- “You know, it was great going out TCU and Oklahoma State bypass- Kerry Dunning covers Florida State for Mark Blumenthal is a writer for the Palatka tive scrimmage. I liked the way there with the fans. Them support- ing the game. West Virginia the Palatka Daily News. Daily News. [email protected]

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041514a9.indd 1 4/15/14 12:33 AM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THESEVENTHJUDICIAL CIRCUITINANDFORPUT- NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO.: 54-2013-CA- 000617 ONEWEST BANK, F.S.B. Plaintiff, v. VIVIANCOLLINSA/K/A VIVIANH.COLLINS;UN- KNOWNSPOUSEOFVIVI- ANCOLLINSA/K/AVIVI- ANH.COLLINS;UNITED STATESOFAMERICA, ACTINGONBEHALFOF THESECRETARYOF HOUSING AND URBAN DE- VELOPMENT;THEUN- KNOWNSPOUSEOF ROBERTE.MUTTER;UN- KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- KNOWN TENANT #2; ALL OTHERUNKNOWN PARTIESCLAIMINGIN- TERESTSBY,THROUGH, UNDER,ANDAGAINSTA NAMEDDEFENDANT(S) WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO BEDEADORALIVE, WHETHERSAMEUN- KNOWNPARTIESMAY CLAIMANINTERESTAS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SPOUSES,HEIRS,DE- THESEVENTHJUDICIAL VISEES,GRANTEES,OR CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- OTHERCLAIMANTS, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendant( s ), C a s e N o . NOTICE OF ACTION 542013CA000005CAAXMX TO:THEUNKNOWN Bank of America, N.A. SPOUSEOFROBERTE. Plaintiff MUTTER Last Known Address: vs. 7507 A1A South Devil's El- bow CHADE.DARLING;SHER- St. Augustine, Florida MANACQUISITIONLIM- 32086 ITEDPARTNERSHIP;UN- Current Address: Unknown KNOWNSPOUSEOF Previous Address: Un- CHADE.DARLING; known Defendants. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE OF SALE action to foreclose a mort- gage on the following prop- NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in erty in Putnam County, accordance with the De- Florida: fault Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated March LOTS 4 AND 5, OF EBER- 12, 2014, in the above- HARDSUBDIVISION,AC- styled cause, I will sell to CORDINGTOTHEPLAT the highest and best bid- THEREOFASRECORDED der for cash beginning at IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE 11:00am at the South En- 17, OF THE PUBLIC RE- trance Steps of the Put- CORDSOFPUTNAM nam County Courthouse, COUNTY,FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 410 St. Johns Avenue, Pal- THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- atka, FL 32177 on April 22, This property is located at CUIT,INANDFORPUT- 2014, the following de- the Street address of: 108 NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA scribed property: Eberhard Ave, Palatka, Florida 32177 CASE NO. 12185CA53 Lot 33, Powell And Bishop Subdivision Of Morris YOU ARE REQUIRED to DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Lake, According To The serve a copy of your writ- ALTRUSTCOMPANYAS Map Or Plat Thereof As Re- ten defenses on or before TRUSTEE,FORNATIXIS corded In Plat Book 3, May 15, 2014, a date which REALESTATECAPITAL Page 191 Of The Public Re- is within 30 days after the TRUST 2007-HE2 MORT- cords Of Putnam County, first publication, if any, on GAGEPASS-THROUGH Florida Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A., CERTIFICATES,SERIES Plaintiff's Attorney, whose 2007-HE2, Property Address: 119 address is 350 Jim Moran Plaintiff, Frances Street, Hawthorne, Blvd., Suite 100, Deerfield FL 32640 Beach, Florida 33442, and vs. file the original with this ANYPERSONCLAIMING Court either before service Joni L. Purcell, David E. ANINTERESTINTHESUR- on Plaintiffs Attorney, or Purcell and Unknown Ten- PLUSFROMTHESALE,IF immediately thereafter; ant #1, ANY,OTHERTHANTHE otherwise, a default will be Defendants. PROPERTYOWNERASOF entered against you for the 10A CLASSIFIEDS • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 THEDATEOFTHELIS relief demanded in the NOTICEOFSALEPURSU- PENDENSMUSTFILEA Complaint or Petition. Drivers: Home EVERY ANT TO CHAPTER 45 CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Weekend, Dedicated AFTERTHESALE. WITNESS my hand and the NOTICEOFSALEI S seal of the court on April 8, MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES Southern Lanes & OTR! HEREBY GIVEN pursuant Dated: March 31, 2014. 2014. All Miles PAID (Loaded & to a Summary Final Judg- Empty)! Or Walk Away ment of Foreclosure dated If you are a person with a TIM SMITH 400 550 Lease: No Money Down, March 26, 2014 and entered disability who needs any CLERK OF THE COURT in Case No. 12185CA53 of accommodation in order to No Credit Check. the Circuit Court of the 7th participate in this proceed- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell 1-866-823-0323 Judicial Circuit in and for ing, you are entitled, at no Deputy Clerk Putnam County, Florida, cost to you, to the provi- wherein DEUTSCHE BANK sion of certain assistance. Attorney for Plaintiff: DRIVER TRAINEES! NATIONALTRUSTCOM- Please contact Court Ad- Daniel Bialczak, Esquire GET PAID CDL PANY,ASTRUSTEE,FOR ministration, 125 E. orange Arlisa Certain, Esquire NATIXISREALESTATE Avenue, Suite 300, Daytona Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A. TRAINING NOW! Learn CAPITAL TRUST 2007-HE2 Beach, FL 32114; (386) 257- 350 Jim Moran Blvd., Suite to drive for Stevens MORTGAGEPASS - 6096, at least 7 days be- 10 Transport. NO EXPERI- THROUGHCERTIFICATES, fore your scheduled court Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE ENCE NEEDED! SERIES 2007-HE2, is appearance, or immedi- Telephone: (954) 354-3544 Plaintiff and Joni L. Purcell, ately upon receiving this Facsimile: (954) 354-3545 REAL ESTATE New Drivers earn David E. Purcell and Un- notification if the time be- Primary email :

560 $900/wk + Benefits! 700 known Tenant #1 are De- fore the scheduled appear- [email protected] Carrier covers cost! Be fendants, I will sell to the ance is less than 7 days; if Secondary email: service- trained & based locally! highest and best bidder for you are hearing or voice [email protected] cash at the South front en- impaired, call 711. Local CDL Training trance of the Putnam **INACCORDANCEWITH 1-877-214-3624 County Courthouse, 410 St. WITNESS my hand and the THEAMERICAN'SWITH Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL seal of this court on March DISABILITIESACT, 32177 at 11:00 o'clock A.M. 31, 2014. If you are a person with a on the 1st day of May 2014, disability who needs an ac- Medical the following described CLERK: TIM SMITH commodation in order to property as set forth in participate in this proceed- FT patient scheduler said Summary Final Judg- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell ing, you are entitled, at no needed. Mon-Fri 8:30- ment, to wit: Deputy Clerk of Court cost to you, to the provi- RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION sion of certain assistance. 5:00. Good salary. Fax LOT 10, BLOCK 2 "COUN- 4/8/14, 4/15/14 Please contact Court Ad- resume: 386-326-1592 900 TRYCLUBHEIGHTSSUB- Legal No. 00022610 ministration, 125 E. Or- 800 DIVISION"ACCORDINGTO ange Ave., Ste. 300 , THEPLATTHEREOF,RE- Daytona Beach, FL 32114, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, (386) 257-6096 at least 7 General PAGE(S) 30 OF THE CUR- days before your sched- RENTPUBLICRECORDS uled court appearance, or APT. MAINTENANCE OFTHECIRCUITCOURT, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF immediately upon receiv- FOREST GLEN APTS. PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- THESEVENTHJUDICIAL ing this notification if the IDA. CIRCUITINANDFORPUT- time before the appear- PALATKA, FL NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA ance is less than 7 days; if CALL: 386-325-7256 Located: 114 CREST- CIVIL DIVISION you are hearing or voice WOODAVENUE,PAL- impaired, call 711. ATKA, FL 32177 CASE NO.: 12-196-CA-53 Full time Secretary/As- 4/15/14, 4/22/14 sistant needed for busy and all fixtures and person- TDBANK,NATIONALAS- Legal No. 00022857 law office. Computer al property located therein SOCIATION, or thereon, which are in- Plaintiff, and typing skills required, cluded as security in as is ability to work with Plaintiff's mortgage. vs. people. Salary negoti- able. Send reply to Box Any person claiming an in- JAMESF.GRAHAM;DE- CRA Board and CRA terest in the surplus funds BORAH GRAHAM; and Advisory Committee 115 c/o Palatka Daily from the sale, if any, other JOHN DOE and JANE DOE, Joint Meeting FOR SALE than the property owner as News, P.O. Box 777, unknown parties in pos- Palatka, FL 32178 of the date of the lis pen- session, The City of Crescent City dens must file a claim with- Defendants. CRA Board and CRA Ad- 4 LINES FOR.... in 60 days after the sale. visory Committee will hold NOTICE OF SALE a joint meeting on Tues- Part-Time Exotic Plant Dated at Palatka, Putnam Removal Tech. Outdoor day, April 22, 2014 at 6:00 $ 50 County, Florida, this 1st NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN p.m. for the review and se- position w/physical labor day of April 2014. pursuant to the Final Judg- lection of a Web Design 3 DAYS ...... 7 required. Open until ment of Foreclosure dated and Maintenance proposal. Tim Smith March 26, 2014 (the "Judg- filled. Apply @ Ravine Clerk of said Circuit Court Gardens State Park. ment"), entered in Case No. The meeting will be held in 12-196-CA-53 of the Circuit the Commission Room loc- $ 75 By: /s/ Theresa A. Wilson Court of the Seventh Judi- ated at 3 North Summit As Deputy Clerk cial Circuit in and for Put- Street, Crescent City, Flor- FINANCIAL nam County, Florida, in ida. 5 DAYS ..... 10 4/8/14, 4/15/14 which TD BANK, NATION- Legal No. 00022639 Persons with disabilities

300 AL ASSOCIATION, i s Plaintiff and JAMES F. requiring accommodations GRAHAM and DEBORAH in order to participate in $ 75 GRAHAM are Defendants. this meeting should con- tact City Hall a t 10 DAYS ..... 15 The Clerk of Court will sell 386.698.2525 at least 24 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF the Property as defined in hours in advance to re- THESEVENTHJUDICIAL the Judgment and as set quest accommodations. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- forth below at a public sale $ 50 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA on June 26, 2014 at 11:00 4/15/14 GENERALJURISDICTION a.m. to the "highest bidder" Legal No. 00022948 20 DAYS .... 31 DIVISION for cash at the south front entrance of the Putnam Business CASE NO: 2010-480-CA 53 County Courthouse, 410 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL Opportunities CITIMORTGAGE, INC. SUC- 32177, in accordance with $ 50 CESSORSBYMERGERTO Section 45.031, Florida INVITATION TO BID 30 DAYS Welaka BBQ Restaurant. ABNAMROMORTGAGE Statutes. .... 41 GROUP,INC. The Town of Interlachen is Fully equipped, turn key. Plaintiff, The "highest bidder" for accepting proposals for ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER Lease OR Sale $250K purposes of this Notice of Employee Health Insur- ONE CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL 904-251-5389 vs. Sale, is defined as the ance coverage to begin Ju- party who bids the largest ly 1, 2014. COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. JOHNLOWE;LACYN amount of money to pur- LOWE;UNKNOWNTEN- chase the Property (as Specifications are avail- LEGALS ANT(S) defined below) and who able at the Interlachen Defendant(s) completes the sale in a Town Office, 311 Atlantic

GARAGE SALE 350 timely fashion, as herein- Avenue, Interlachen, Flor- NOTICE OF after set out. The one who ida, 32148, Monda y 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS FORECLOSURE SALE bids the largest amount of through Friday between the money to purchase the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN Property (as defined below) P.M. pursuant to a Final Judg- shall be permitted to com- ment of Foreclosure dated plete the sale by delivering Proposals should be sub- March 26, 2014, an d to the Clerk, the balance of mitted in a sealed envel- entered in 201 0-480-CA 53 such bid, over and above ope clearly marked “EM- of the Circuit Court of the the deposit, by 3:00 p.m. PLOYEEHEALTHINSUR- $ 75 SEVENTH Judicial Circuit on the day of the sale. ANCE PROPOSAL” and AD MUST INCLUDE in and for PUTNAM County, may be delivered to the ADDRESS OF Florida, wherein CITIMORT- The following property loc- Town Office or mailed to SALE AND MUST Legal Notices GAGE,INC.SUCCESSORS ated in Putnam County, Town of Interlachen, 311 BE PREPAID BYMERGERTOABN Florida, is the subject of Atlantic Avenue, Inter- AMROMORTGAGE this Notice of Sale: lachen, Florida, 32148. 10 GROUP, INC. B, is the Plaintiff and JOHN LOWE; Lot 8, Citrus Cove, accord- Deadline for submission of LACYNLOWE;UN - ing to the plat thereof re- proposals is 4:00 P.M. on INTHECIRCUITCOURT KNOWN TENANT(S) are the corded in Map Book 6, Friday, May 2, 2014. Pro- REGULAR CLASSIFIED FORPUTNAMCOUNTY, Defendant(s). Tim Smith as Page 2 of the Public Re- posals will be opened at FLORIDA the Clerk of the Circuit cords of Putnam County, 4:01 P.M. on Friday, May 2, 4 LINES - 5 DAYS PROBATE DIVISION Court will sell to the Florida 2014, at the Town Office highest and best bidder for and will be presented for File No. CP13-0343 cash, the South Fron Door together with all existing or consideration by the Town Division 53 410 St. Johns Ave Palatka subsequently erected or af- Council at their regular FL 32177, at 11:00 AM on fixed buildings, improve- Town Council meeting to INRE:ESTATEOFJAMES May 1, 2014, the following ments and fixtures (the be held on Tuesday, May U.CROWDER,JR. described property as set "Property"). 13, 2014, at 7:00 P.M. Deceased. forth in said Final Judg- $ 20 ment, to wit: Any person claiming an in- The Town reserves the INCLUDES ALL NOTICE TO CREDITORS terest in the surplus from right to reject any and all CLASSIFICATIONS. LOTS 12, 13, 46, 47 AND the sale, if any, other than proposals received. EXTRA LINES $2.26 The ancillary administra- 48, BLOCK 6, LAKEVIEW the property owner as of PER LINE, PER DAY. tion of the estate of James ESTATES,ASPERPLAT the date of the Lis Pen- Pamela S. Wilburn U. Crowder, Jr., deceased, THEREOF,ASRECORDED dens, must file a claim Town Clerk whose date of death was IN MAP BOOK 4, AT PAGE within 60 days after the 45 March 17, 2013, is pending 28, OF THE PUBLIC RE- sale. 4/15, 4/17, 4/19/14 in the Circuit Court for Put- CORDSOFPUTNAM Legal No. 00022900 nam County, Florida, Pro- COUNTY,FLORIDA. DATED on April 1, 2014. bate Division, the address of which is 410 St. Johns Any person claiming an in- TIM SMITH Avenue, Palatka, Florida terest in the surplus from Clerk of Circuit Court 32177. the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of By: /s/ Kelly Purcell NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN FREE The names and addresses the date of the lis pendens Deputy Clerk TO: of the personal represent- must file a claim within 60 CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE ative and the personal rep- days after the sale. 4/8/14, 4/15/14 Anderson, April A 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS resentative's attorney are Legal No. 00022617 Last known address: set forth below. Dated this 31st day of 143 Cypress Point Cir LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES March 2014. East Palatka,32131 AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. All creditors of the de- NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. cedent and other persons Tim Smith Darrah, Andrew C having claims or demands As Clerk of the Court Last known address: CLASSIFIEDS against decedent's estate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 111 Bass Dr on whom a copy of this no- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell THESEVENTHJUDICIAL Interlachen,32148 tice is required to be As Deputy Clerk CIRCUITINANDFORPUT- served must file their NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA Harris, Pasha T claims with this court IMPORTANT CIVIL DIVISION Last known address: WITHINTHELATEROF If you are a person with a 5218 Ragsdale Dr THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER disability who needs an ac- CASE NO.: 54-2013-CA- APT T127 THETIMEOFTHEFIRST commodation in order to 000617 Palatka,32177 PUBLICATIONOFTHIS access court facilities or NOTICE OR THIRTY (30) participate in a court pro- ONEWEST BANK, F.S.B. Kerce JR, John A OFFICE HOURS DAYSAFTERTHEDATE ceeding, you are entitled, Plaintiff, Last known address: OFSERVICEOFACOPY at no cost to you, to the 135 Sand Lake Rd OFTHISNOTICEON provision of certain assist- v. Interlachen,32148-7215 THEM. ance. To request such an accommodation, please VIVIANCOLLINSA/K/A McKinnon III, Willie B All other creditors of the contact Court Administra- VIVIANH.COLLINS;UN- Last known address: MONDAY - FRIDAY decedent and other per- tion at least 7 days before KNOWNSPOUSEOFVIVI- 391 State Rd 207 sons having claims or de- your scheduled court ap- ANCOLLINSA/K/AVIVI- East Palatka,32131 mands against decedent's pearance, or immediately ANH.COLLINS;UNITED estate must file their claims upon receiving this notific- STATESOFAMERICA, Staples, Patrick W with this court WITHIN CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL ation if the time before the ACTINGONBEHALFOF Last known address: THREE (3) MONTHS AFTER scheduled appearance is THESECRETARYOF 3323 Ross Cir 8am - 5pm THEDATEOFTHEFIRST less than 7 days; Court Ad- HOUSING AND URBAN DE- Palatka,32177 PUBLICATIONOFTHIS ministration, 125 E. Or- VELOPMENT;THEUN- NOTICE. ange Ave., Ste. 300 , KNOWNSPOUSEOF You are hereby notified Daytona Beach, FL 32114; ROBERTE.MUTTER;UN- that your eligibility to vote ALLCLAIMSNOTFILED (386) 257-6096. Hearing or KNOWN TENANT #1; UN- is in question. You are re- ANNOUNCEMENTS WITHINTHETIMEPERI- voice impaired, please calll KNOWN TENANT #2; ALL quired by section 98.075(7) ODSSETFORTHINSEC- (800) OTHERUNKNOW N Florida Statutes, to con- TION 733.702 OF THE 955-8770. CLASSIFIED FAX 100 tact the Supervisor of Elec- PARTIESCLAIMINGIN- FLORIDAPROBATECODE TERESTSBY,THROUGH, tions in Palatka, Putnam WILLBEFOREVE R 4/8/14, 4/15/14 UNDER,ANDAGAINSTA County, Florida, no later BARRED. Legal No. 00022609 NAMEDDEFENDANT(S) than Thirty (30) days after DEADLINE... DEADLINE... WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO the date of the publication. NOTWITHSTANDINGTHE BEDEADORALIVE , Failure to respond will res- TIME PERIODS SET FORTH WHETHERSAMEUN - ult in a determination of in- ABOVE, ANY CLAIM KNOWNPARTIESMAY eligibility by the Super- FILED TWO (2) YEARS OR CLAIMANINTERESTAS visor and your name will be 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. MOREAFTERTHEDE- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SPOUSES,HEIRS,DE- removed from th e CEDENT'SDATEO F THESEVENTHJUDICIAL VISEES,GRANTEES,OR statewide voter registra- DEATHISBARRED. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- OTHERCLAIMANTS, tion system. Within the (312-5200) General NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendant( s ), THIRTY (30) days you may (312-5209) The date of first publica- contact the Supervisor at tion of this notice is April 8, approved by the publisher. C a s e N o . NOTICE OF ACTION 386-329-0224 for further as- GENERAL INFORMATION Services 2014. 542013CA000005CAAXMX sistance or to receive in- TO:THEUNKNOWN formation regarding the po- All advertising is accepted, subject to the approv- CANCELLATIONS Residential cleaning as Attorney for Personal Bank of America, N.A. SPOUSEOFROBERTE. tential ineligibility and the al of the publisher, who reserves the right to revise Representative: Plaintiff MUTTER procedure to resolve this low as $60. Free estim- By: /s/ Steven L. Zakrocki, or reject any advertisement without notice. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- Last Known Address: matter. ates. Full or partial home P.L. vs. 7507 A1A South Devil's El- The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be cleaning. Weekly & bi- Florida Bar No. 55056 bow Charles L Overturf III weekly. Also handy man 28 Cordova Street CHADE.DARLING;SHER- St. Augustine, Florida Putnam County Super- classify and edit all copy. St. Augustine, Florida made. available for pressure MANACQUISITIONLIM- 32086 visor of Elections Copy changes requested during a schedule con- 32084 ITEDPARTNERSHIP;UN- Current Address: Unknown 2509 Crill Ave Suite 900 stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled washing, yard work, etc. Telephone: (904) 201-4149 KNOWNSPOUSEOF Previous Address: Un- Palatka, Florida 32177 Brenda: 386-385-5064 Facsimile: (904) 647-2381 be prepared. during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate CHADE.DARLING; known or 918-605-5088 E m a i l : Defendants. 4/15/14 Please check your ad the first day it runs to see your billing to the nearest earned rate. [email protected] YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Legal No. 00022944 that all of the information is correct. This will insure NOTICE OF SALE action to foreclose a mort- EMPLOYMENT Personal Representative: gage on the following prop- that your ad is exactly what you want the reader to FREE ADS By: /s/ Betsy Land Crowder NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in erty in Putnam County, see. 6204 Winthrop Drive accordance with the De- Florida:

200 Raleigh, NC 27612 Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after If you have found an item or a pet or want to fault Final Judgment of Foreclosure dated March LOTS 4 AND 5, OF EBER- NOTICEOFADOPTIONOF the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) 4/8/2014, 4/15/2014 12, 2014, in the above- HARDSUBDIVISION,AC- ARESOLUTION The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- Legal No. 00022456 styled cause, I will sell to CORDINGTOTHEPLAT ABANDONINGACERTAIN the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- the highest and best bid- THEREOFASRECORDED COUNTYROADSINPUT- ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning tive days. der for cash beginning at IN PLAT BOOK 4 AT PAGE NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA regarding classified bill to our business office at 11:00am at the South En- 17, OF THE PUBLIC RE- 312-5203. Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at trance Steps of the Put- CORDSOFPUTNAM NOTICE is hereby given nam County Courthouse, COUNTY,FLORIDA. that pursuant to Section 800-881-7355. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 410 St. Johns Avenue, Pal- 336.09 and 336.10 of the CREDIT POLICY THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- atka, FL 32177 on April 22, This property is located at Florida Statutes Annotated, CUIT,INANDFORPUT- 2014, the following de- the Street address of: 108 the Board of County Com- Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- RATES/TERMS NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA scribed property: Eberhard Ave, Palatka, missioners of Putnam ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- Driver Florida 32177 County, Florida, in their ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All CASE NO. 12185CA53 Lot 33, Powell And Bishop meeting assembled on Class A CDL drivers Subdivision Of Morris YOU ARE REQUIRED to April 8, 2014, has adopted Express or Discover) unless a credit application is rates quoted are per line, per day. needed for local trailer DEUTSCHE BANK NATION- Lake, According To The serve a copy of your writ- a resolution abandoning ALTRUSTCOMPANYAS Map Or Plat Thereof As Re- ten defenses on or before and disclaiming a portion spotting company. TRUSTEE,FORNATIXIS corded In Plat Book 3, May 15, 2014, a date which of Cedar Street, Bostwick, Must have clean MVR. REALESTATECAPITAL Page 191 Of The Public Re- is within 30 days after the lying in Putnam County, Home every day/night. TRUST 2007-HE2 MORT- cords Of Putnam County, first publication, if any, on Florida, more particularly Top pay & benefits. GAGEPASS-THROUGH Florida Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A., described as follows: CERTIFICATES,SERIES Plaintiff's Attorney, whose For an immediate hiring 2007-HE2, Property Address: 119 address is 350 Jim Moran ALLTHATPORTIONOF 312-5200 possibility, visit Plaintiff, Frances Street, Hawthorne, Blvd., Suite 100, Deerfield CEDARSTREETFROM www.lazerspot.com or FL 32640 Beach, Florida 33442, and THESOUTHRIGHT-OF- TOLL FREE call 678-771-2613. vs. file the original with this WAYLINEOFTILLMAN ANYPERSONCLAIMING Court either before service STREETTOTHENORTH Joni L. Purcell, David E. ANINTERESTINTHESUR- on Plaintiffs Attorney, or RIGHT-OF-WAYLINEOF Driver needed. CDL Purcell and Unknown Ten- PLUSFROMTHESALE,IF immediately thereafter; WILLIAMSTREETAS preferred. Apply in per- ant #1, ANY,OTHERTHANTHE otherwise, a default will be SHOWNONTHEMAPOF Defendants. PROPERTYOWNERASOF entered against you for the BOSTWICKASRECOR- son at 220 N. 11th St., THEDATEOFTHELIS relief demanded in the DED IN MAP BOOK 1, 800-881-7355 Palatka, FL 32177 NOTICEOFSALEPURSU- PENDENSMUSTFILEA Complaint or Petition. PAGE 71 OF THE PUBLIC ANT TO CHAPTER 45 CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS RECORDSOFPUTNAM AFTERTHESALE. WITNESS my hand and the COUNTY,FLORIDA. NOTICEOFSALEIS seal of the court on April 8, HEREBY GIVEN pursuant Dated: March 31, 2014. 2014. Any person having any in- to a Summary Final Judg- terest therein is hereby no- ment of Foreclosure dated If you are a person with a TIM SMITH tified of the actions of said TUESDAY.indd 1 March 26, 2014 and entered disability who needs any CLERK OF THE COURT Board. Dated this4/14/14 8th day 2:23 PM in Case No. 12185CA53 of accommodation in order to of April 2014. the Circuit Court of the 7th participate in this proceed- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Judicial Circuit in and for ing, you are entitled, at no Deputy Clerk BOARDOFCOUNTYCOM- Putnam County, Florida, cost to you, to the provi- MISSIONERS wherein DEUTSCHE BANK sion of certain assistance. Attorney for Plaintiff: PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- NATIONALTRUSTCOM- Please contact Court Ad- Daniel Bialczak, Esquire IDA PANY,ASTRUSTEE,FOR ministration, 125 E. orange Arlisa Certain, Esquire NATIXISREALESTATE Avenue, Suite 300, Daytona Elizabeth R. Wellborn, P.A. By: Shannon Burge CAPITAL TRUST 2007-HE2 Beach, FL 32114; (386) 257- 350 Jim Moran Blvd., Suite MSBU Assess. Coord. MORTGAGEPASS- 6096, at least 7 days be- 10 THROUGHCERTIFICATES, fore your scheduled court Deerfield Beach, FL 33442 4/15/14 SERIES 2007-HE2, is appearance, or immedi- Telephone: (954) 354-3544 Legal No. 00022906 Plaintiff and Joni L. Purcell, ately upon receiving this Facsimile: (954) 354-3545 David E. Purcell and Un- notification if the time be- Primary email: known Tenant #1 are De- fore the scheduled appear- [email protected] fendants, I will sell to the ance is less than 7 days; if Secondary email: service- highest and best bidder for you are hearing or voice [email protected] cash at the South front en- impaired, call 711. trance of the Putnam **INACCORDANCEWITH County Courthouse, 410 St. WITNESS my hand and the THEAMERICAN'SWITH Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL seal of this court on March DISABILITIESACT, 32177 at 11:00 o'clock A.M. 31, 2014. If you are a person with a on the 1st day of May 2014, disability who needs an ac- the following described CLERK: TIM SMITH commodation in order to property as set forth in participate in this proceed- said Summary Final Judg- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell ing, you are entitled, at no ment, to wit: Deputy Clerk of Court cost to you, to the provi- sion of certain assistance. LOT 10, BLOCK 2 "COUN- 4/8/14, 4/15/14 Please contact Court Ad- TRYCLUBHEIGHTSSUB- Legal No. 00022610 ministration, 125 E. Or- DIVISION"ACCORDINGTO ange Ave., Ste. 300, THEPLATTHEREOF,RE- Daytona Beach, FL 32114, CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 4, (386) 257-6096 at least 7 PAGE(S) 30 OF THE CUR- days before your sched- RENTPUBLICRECORDS uled court appearance, or OFTHECIRCUITCOURT, immediately upon receiv- PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- ing this notification if the IDA. time before the appear- ance is less than 7 days; if Located: 114 CREST- you are hearing or voice WOODAVENUE,PAL- impaired, call 711. ATKA, FL 32177 4/15/14, 4/22/14 and all fixtures and person- Legal No. 00022857 al property located therein or thereon, which are in- cluded as security in Plaintiff's mortgage. Any person claiming an in- terest in the surplus funds from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the lis pen- dens must file a claim with- in 60 days after the sale. Dated at Palatka, Putnam County, Florida, this 1st day of April 2014. Tim Smith Clerk of said Circuit Court By: /s/ Theresa A. Wilson As Deputy Clerk 4/8/14, 4/15/14 Legal No. 00022639 NOTICEOFADOPTIONOF ARESOLUTION ABANDONINGACERTAIN COUNTYROADSINPUT- NAMCOUNTY,FLORIDA NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to Section 336.09 and 336.10 of the Florida Statutes Annotated, the Board of County Com- missioners of Putnam County, Florida, in their meeting assembled on April 8, 2014, has adopted a resolution abandoning and disclaiming a portion of Cedar Street, Bostwick, lying in Putnam County, Florida, more particularly described as follows: ALLTHATPORTIONOF CEDARSTREETFROM THESOUTHRIGHT-OF- WAYLINEOFTILLMAN STREETTOTHENORTH RIGHT-OF-WAYLINEOF 11A CLASSIFIEDS • WILLIAMSTREETAS PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 SHOWNONTHEMAPOF Mattresses: Thick plush If you've LOST a Pet. Interlachen Lake Estates, 3/1 San Mateo, beauti- 2012 Jayco Flight 26ft BOSTWICKASRECOR- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES LegalDED IN Notices MAP BOOK 1, pillow-top or tight-top, all check out the Dogs & Business / 75ft x 125ft lot for sale. fully renovated concrete Boats & travel trailer, great cond. PAGE 71 OF THE PUBLIC sizes. Cheapest prices! Cats being held at $15K. Call 724-399-2822 block home on fenced Can be pulled w/small RECORDSOFPUTNAM Pomona Park 336-1544 560 Putnam County Animal Commercial 1/2 ac., 12x24 shed w/ Accessories truck $19K 386-326-8855 COUNTY,FLORIDA. Control @ www. power, close to fishing, Sales Location - Hwy 20 1977 bass boat, 140HP Any person having any in- Medical animalservices2000.org $99.9K 386-546-7799 terest therein is hereby no- 1.5 Ac. w/office $700/m motor & trailer, runs tified of the actions of said Equipment Call A&W: 386-328-4681 Interlachen Lake Estates: great, $1,800. GUEST HOUSE w/BR Board. Dated this 8th day Lost down Lundy Rd: 5 adjoining lots (75x125 Riverfront Condominium 386-559-1248 LR, kit. & BA. Delivered of April 2014. Female black/tan Yorkie each), 4 blocks off paved to your back yard. Electric mobility lift, $475. 3BR/2BA East Palatka. w/pink leash "Chloe". road. Lake access. $9K Camper with A/C. Small BOARDOFCOUNTYCOM- Also, mobility scooter, $154K 321-693-4016 386-328-0718 Homes for all 386-684-4221 down pymt, reasonable MISSIONERS $499. 386-972-1333 1985 Hunter 25.5ft PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- sailboat, inboard monthly pymt to seller. IDA 3BR/2BA Commercial Keystone. After 6pm Livestock Zoned on 2 acres, $32K. motor, $5,400 OBO. Items $25 or Lost Sm. ma. dog w/wht Mobile Homes 386-972-4172 only. 352-473-5745 By: Shannon Burge stripe down face. Last 1725 N US 17, Seville, MSBU Assess. Coord. Hay - Fertilized, Barn- Homes Less seen 4/10 E. Cowpen FL. 386-527-5361 2 & 3BR MHs for Rent Stored. Large Rolls $50 4/15/14 Lake Rd. 352-234-9866 starting @ $550/m or Pomona Park area 2 Story Home 608 S. 9th 3 outboard motors, exc. TRANSPORTATION Legal No. 00022906 1970s carousel slide St., 2/1 downstairs, 2/1 Sale starting @ $5K looking & running cond. 386-546-4466 Elmwood Ave. 2BR/2BA, 386-328-2886 projector, good cond., upstairs, Commercial 4 sale or trade. Pomona 900 $25. 904-616-1815 FOR RENT fenced yard, $775/m + Zoning avail., As Is $50k Park 386-336-1544 REAL ESTATE Security & credit check. assumable mortgage w/

Free Animals 600 30 concrete blocks, 386-972-9000 $6k down. 386-325-0508 For Sale or Rent The Putnam County Trans- all for $25. 325-7649 2/1 $450/m + $400 sec Two 20ft pontoon boats, portation Committee will Free "Easter" kittens or $13.9K 904-687-7212 meet on Tuesday, April 22, to good homes. FOR SALE excellent condition. 2014 at 2:00 P.M., in the 38" Lake Ontario salmon 386-559-4327 REAL ESTATE Hawthorne, NE 70th Pomona Park County Commissioner's Ave. Spacious 2/2, 386-336-1544

wall mount, 42lb, $25. Welaka 700 Mobile Home Conference Room located 2,016sqft, FL room, at the Putnam County Gov- 386-684-2821 ernment Complex, 2509 lease or cash $87.5K With Land Free kittens to good 877-500-9517 Campers / Crill Avenue, Suite 200, homes. Please call after Palatka, Florida. 5 pairs of new jeans 2/2 w/river access, Fruit- Cars & various sizes all for $25. 5pm: 386-546-9575 Travel Trailers Dated 1st day of Novem- land. New CH/A, $28K Accessories 386-937-2447 Laura Allen, In-Style ber 2013. 386-937-6955 Apartments REDUCED '05 Wildwood by Forest Lost & Found MUST SELL! 105 W Realty 386-546-3106 BOARDOFCOUNTYCOM- Rivers 28ft bunkhouse 1998 Nissan Sentra 1 BR efficiency $475/m Mockingbird Ln, Palatka. 5th wheel, split living, MISSIONERS 50 new & used red & mix Animals GXE, 106K miles, PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- +Sec. Electricity incl'd. Built in 2001, 3BDR/2BA, front queen, bunks in color building bricks, $25 RECREATIONAL $3,500. 386-937-4477 IDA References required. W/ office, 2 car garage, rear. Good cond., for all. 386-325-7649 $1000 REWARD for safe return! Lost F. white 386-325-8378/937-1546 Acreage / Lots Lg open floor plan, vaul- everything in good

Shannon Burge, MSBU As- 800 sessment Coord. Shih-Tzu, Palatka. ted ceilings, carpet & working order, $9,800. Trucks & 50lb steel plate, $25. 386-325-2338/937-3589 Barrington Apts *14 Acres - Orange hard tile, wood F/P, Lg 386-937-6006 4/15/14 Leave message: Don't be an April Fool! Springs* 1,000 feet back porch w/jacuzzi, Accessories Legal No. 00019482 386-328-2884 Get a free month of rent frontage on CR 21, pool w/privacy fence, Lost a friend! today! Special ends $79,900. Owner sprinkler system & More. 2004 37ft 5th wheel For Sale: 1997 Ford MERCHANDISE Antique milk can 4/30/14. 386-325-0512 Financing. 941-928-2187 Shown by Appointment camper trailer, 3 slides, F350 14ft box truck, A/C, with lid, good cond., www.barrington only 386-312-0683 good cond., $13,500 heat, radio, drives great, apartments.org 400 $25. 904-571-5524 $204,900. OBO. 386-972-1333 $4,250. 386-326-0943 223 E. End Rd. San Palatka Oaks Apts Mateo. 14 2/3 buildable Antique wooden window Is now leasing studio, 1 acres in beautiful nbrhd, frame, 6-pane. Great & 2BR apts. Free app fee $62.5K terms neg. for crafts, good cond., We can help! Call Today 312-5200 328-6483 for more info. 734-604-4206 $20. 904-616-1815 Classified Exercise Machine - VOIT 409 GR Gravity Rider - F cardiovascular aerobic Appliances workout $25 328-3740 Line Ad Large capacity washer Formal gown, $25. Merchandise for Sale & dryer, exc. cond. 386-937-2447 w/warranty. $150 each. 386-937-6955 Will guarantee. Repairs: W/D, fridge, ranges. R 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon Can deliver. Ralph Hewlett Packard 386-530-1120 scanner in mint cond., $15 OBO. 386-684-9699 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days

Building Mop squeezer, $5. Materials 386-659-1774 Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails Pressure treated One 30-round AK47 clip, 2x6x20 used lumber, $15. 386-546-1116 $4 each. 386-684-4221 One box of 9mm ammo, Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. Electronics $15. 386-546-1116 Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 or 1825 St. Johns Avenue Playstation 2 game sys- Slow cooker, 6 E months old, $10. tem, 103 games, as new, Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. most unused & 13 game 386-325-3073 guide books, 4 memory cards, wireless controller. Stephen King books, 5 Cost $1,100, sell all for hard covers. Call for list. Name: $125. 386-684-2821 $25 for all. 904-571-5524 Address: Furniture & Used fence paels, 6'x8', good cond., $8 for all. Upholstery 386-684-2821 Phone: Chair caning and PETS & SUPPLIES Ad: wood furniture repair. Call 386-336-6666. 550 CALL TODAY 386-312-5200 Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. USED

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TUESDAY.indd 2 4/14/14 2:24 PM 12A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 2014 Nation-World Questions linger year after Boston Marathon bombs red bluff, calif. Feds revisit safety rules after bus crash By Denise Lavoie ready to use against the surviving sus- said former Boston Police Commissioner Associated Press pect, but many questions remain. Ed Davis, who helped lead the investiga- Federal transportation authorities are investigating ways to What roles did Dzhokhar Tsarnaev tion. minimize death and injuries in bus crashes following the fiery BOSTON — A surveillance video and his older brother, Tamerlan, play in The bombings last April 15 killed three wreck that left 10 dead when a FedEx truck slammed into a shows a man prosecutors say is Dzhokhar planning and orchestrating the attack? people and injured more than 260 near tour bus carrying high school students in Northern California. Tsarnaev placing a bomb near the finish Would they really have launched a sec- the finish line of one of the world’s most The truck driver veered across the Interstate 5 median, side- line of the Boston Marathon, just yards ond attack in New York? Did federal famous marathons. At least 16 people swiped a sedan and collided with the bus, leaving no tire marks from where an 8-year-old boy was killed authorities underreact to a warning from lost limbs. to suggest he had applied his brakes. Dozens of injured stu- when it exploded. Russia that Tamerlan Tsarnaev was Dzhokhar has pleaded not guilty to a dents escaped through windows before the vehicles exploded A hand-scrawled confession condemn- becoming radicalized? 30-count federal indictment that carries into towering flames and billowing smoke in Orland, 100 miles ing U.S. actions in Muslim countries was With Tamerlan Tsarnaev killed in a the possibility of the death penalty. north of Sacramento. found on the inside wall of the boat where police shootout days after the attack, The brothers, ethnic Chechens who The sedan driver told investigators the truck was in flames Tsarnaev was captured four frantic days some of those questions may never be lived in the former Soviet republic of before the crash, but the National Transportation Safety Board later. fully answered. Kyrgyzstan and the Dagestan region of said Sunday investigators found no physical evidence of a pre- A year after twin pressure cooker “The obvious one is the motivation and Russia, settled in Cambridge, outside impact fire or other witnesses to confirm that account. bombs shattered the marathon and para- how could two young men who were in a Boston, after moving to the U.S. as chil- The bus was carrying 44 students from Southern California lyzed the area for days, federal prosecu- country that, from all appearances, was dren with their family more than a for a free tour of Humboldt State University. Many were hoping tors say they have a trove of evidence very good to them end up this radical,” decade ago. to be the first in their families to attend college. Five students, the three adult chaperones and both drivers died.

overland park, kan. Supremacist ID’d as suspect in attacks Police: Utah mom admitted to killing her six babies The man accused of killing three people Sunday in attacks at a Jewish community center and Jewish retirement complex By Brady McCombs them were born alive. been stillborn, Utah County existence. Police declined to near Kansas City is a well-known white supremacist and for- Associated Press Huntsman, 39, said she Attorney Jeffrey Buhman comment on a motive and on mer Ku Klux Klan leader who was once the subject of a nation- killed them immediately after said. what Huntsman said during wide manhunt. PROVO, Utah — they were born, and put their Formal charges have not an interview with investiga- Frazier Glenn Cross, of Aurora, Mo., was booked into Authorities say a Utah woman bodies inside the boxes. The yet been filed against tors. Johnson County jail on a preliminary charge of first-degree accused of killing six babies statement said each baby was Huntsman and no other Her estranged husband murder after the attacks in Overland Park. that she gave birth to over 10 wrapped in either a towel or a arrests have been made but found the first infant’s body At a news conference, Overland Park police Chief John years told investigators that shirt, and placed in a plastic Buhman said the investiga- while cleaning out the garage Douglass declined to publicly identify the man suspected in the she either strangled or suffo- bag. tion remains open. after recently getting out of attacks. But an official at the Olathe jail, speaking on the con- cated the children and then Huntsman is being held on Investigators were trying to prison. Authorities do not dition of anonymity because he wasn’t authorized to discuss the put them inside boxes in her $6 million bail — $1 million determine if the seven babies believe he was aware of the case, identified the suspect as 73-year-old Frazier Glenn Cross, garage. for each baby she’s accused of had the same father or multi- killings and he isn’t a person of Aurora, Mo. According to a probable killing. It wasn’t immediately ple fathers, Buhman said. of interest at this time. According to police, the attacks happened within minutes cause statement released by clear if she had an attorney. The gruesome case has Police Capt. Michael of one another. At around 1 p.m. a gunman shot two people police Monday, Megan Huntsman was arrested raised a series of questions Roberts said officers respond- in the parking lot behind the Jewish Community Center of Huntsman said that between Sunday on six counts of mur- about how the killings ed to a call from him Saturday Greater Kansas City. He then drove a few blocks away to a 1996 and 2006, she gave birth der after police found the occurred despite Huntsman about a dead infant, and then Jewish retirement community, Village Shalom, and gunned to at least seven babies at her infants’ tiny bodies. A seventh carrying out what neighbors they found the six other bod- down a woman or girl there, Douglass said. Officers arrest- home and that all but one of baby found appears to have said seemed like a normal ies. ed him in an elementary school parking lot a short time later. Feds release cows gathered in roundup Robotic submarine deployed for first time in search for plane Federal land managers confirmed Saturday that they released all 400 or so head of cattle rounded up on public land in southern Nevada from a rancher who has refused to recog- By Margie Mason nating the search off Australia’s west any debris on the ocean floor. nize their authority. Associated Press coast. The move comes after crews picked up The Bureau of Land Management took the action after hun- Crews have collected an oil sample and a series of underwater sounds over the dreds of states’ rights protesters, including militia members, PERTH, Australia — Search crews sent are sending it back to Australia for analy- past two weeks that were consistent with showed up at corrals outside Mesquite to demand the animals’ a robotic submarine deep into the Indian sis, a process that will take several days. signals from an aircraft’s black boxes, return to rancher Cliven Bundy. Ocean on Monday to begin scouring the Houston said it does not appear to be which record flight data and cockpit con- The bureau issued a brief statement saying the cattle were seabed for the missing Malaysian airliner from any of the ships in the area, but cau- versations. The devices emit “pings” so released “due to escalating tensions.” Some protesters were after failing for six days to detect any sig- tioned against jumping to conclusions they can be more easily found, but their armed with handguns and rifles at the corrals and at an earlier nals believed to be from its black boxes. about its source. batteries only last about a month and are nearby rally. Meanwhile, officials were investigating The unmanned underwater vehicle, now believed dead. Las Vegas Police Lt. Dan Zehnder said the showdown was an oil slick about 5,500 meters (3.4 miles) the Bluefin 21, was launched from the “Today is day 38 of the search,” resolved with no injuries and no violence. Clark County Sheriff from the area where the last underwater Australian navy ship Ocean Shield, the Houston told a news conference. “We Doug Gillespie was able to negotiate a resolution after talking sounds were detected, said Angus U.S. Navy said. 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