Mostly Sunny COMPLETE COVERAGE 5% rain chance PREP FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS! | Find out who, where and when PAGE 8A 65 43 SPORTS For details, see 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 www.mypdn.com $1 Weekend Happenings HOLIDAY CHEER FOR SOLDIERS State DEP Glow Fun Run 5K completes 7:15 p.m. Friday, Putnam Community Medical Center, 611 Zeagler Drive, Palatka. series of Bring glow bands and glow body paint. $25 per person. Proceeds go to Putnam First Cancer Fund. Presented by water use Nurse On Call home health care. 19th Annual workshops BY ASIA AIKINS Holiday House Palatka Daily News

Gala Night State Department of Environmental Protection 5-9 p.m. Friday, Tilghman officials wrapped up a series of House, 324 River St., public workshops regarding Palatka. Music, snacks and the expansion of reclaimed wine tasting. Christmas in water, stormwater and excess Putnam ornament on sale. surface water use on Thursday, but are still taking public comment until Dec. 5. Sleek In Concert Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Officials from DEP held the Connie Westberry, center, a teacher at James A. Long Elementary School in Palatka, works with students Mia Perry, last of five statewide public 7 p.m. doors open, 7:30 Daniell Bennett and Maranda Collins to fill packages that will be sent to soldiers serving overseas. workshops regarding Senate p.m. Saturday, Larimer Arts Bill 536 at St. Johns River Center, 216 Reid St., Water Management District Palatka. $7 at the door. headquarters in Palatka on J.A. Long kids put together packages of goodies Thursday afternoon. According to the bill’s lan- Dothea H. Smith guage, SB 536 states “DEP, in BY BRANDON D. OLIVER coordination with stakehold- Cancer Walk Palatka Daily News ers shall conduct a compre- hensive study and submit a 9 a.m. Saturday, beginning Soldiers overseas are going to be report on the expansion of use at Mt. Tabor First Baptist receiving boxes of food, hygiene of reclaimed water, stormwa- Church, 4909 St. Johns Ave., products and other gifts for ter and excess surface water Palatka. A 2-mile walk hosted Christmas, thanks to the efforts of a in this state.” by the St. Johns-Putnam- local elementary school class and its The bill was supported by Flagler chapter of Charmettes supporters. state Sen. Wilton Simpson, Inc. Proceeds to Relay for Life Connie Westberry’s ESE class at R-New Port Richey, as well as campaigns and national can- James A. Long Elementary School the Environmental cer research. Donations can has spent the school year sending Preservation and be made on the day of the care packages to service members Conservation Committee and walk at the registration table. through the Adopt a Hero program. Agriculture Committee and But the class has sought the passed unanimously during assistance of the rest of the school the 2014 legislative session. Creature Feature: as well as local businesses and indi- “Sen. Simpson had concerns viduals to send more boxes of gifts to about water usage,” said Tom Turkeys reach soldiers before Christmas. Beck, director of DEP Office of “What got me involved in it is I Water Policy. “He thinks 10-11 a.m. Saturday, wanted to get my kids to write and Florida needs to do a better Ravine Gardens State Park, understand that there are other James A. Long second-grader Devin Claridy works on a drawing that will be job using our water more 1600 Twigg St., Palatka. people out there fighting for their included in a care package sent to United States soldiers serving around the world. effectively.” Ranger Kristine will lead a freedom,” Westberry said. “The kids Beck led the discussion on program about wild turkeys (in my class) are writing every Thursday, summarizing the Children invited to make hand month, and we try to get the whole tions for the Christmas efforts, the Adopt a Hero program, two sol- job DEP and water stakehold- turkeys. Free with park school involved for Christmas.” there were considerably more boxes diers whose father is the school’s ers had before them. Since the admission.. Since 2010, Westberry’s classes to pack and send. PTO president and a few other sol- final report must be submitted have been writing and sending care “This year, we’ve already sent out diers through the USO. by Dec. 1, 2015, the work packages to members of the military 41 (boxes),” said Westberry, whose The class, with the help of the group has already reached out Museum Open House deployed overseas. class sent 10 boxes of goods through- school and local contributions, will for feedback. This year, she said, her class sent out 2010. “I’m sure we’ll send out continue to collect food and other The bill requires that the and Running of Trains letters and one box per month to a more next week because the school items including toothpaste, deodor- final report identify measures soldier, but when the school sent is still collecting.” ant, mouthwash and hand warmers, that would lead to the effi- 1-4 p.m. Saturday at home letters asking for non-perish- The goods the school is shipping cient use of reclaimed water; Palatka Union Depot. able food and hygiene product dona- are going to two soldiers through See SOLDIERS, Page 5A identify engineering, public See WORKSHOP, Page 5A INDEX Advice ...... 6A Briefing ...... 2A South Putnam church plans big Classified/Legals ...... 10A Comics ...... 6A Felon charged with carrying Horoscope ...... 6A pre-Thanksgiving festival for Saturday Lottery...... 9A Obituaries ...... 12A handgun in pickup truck Opinions ...... 4A BY PETE SKIBA The festival plans to have free turkey, Sports ...... 8A ham and other holiday fare with all the on the floorboard.” Sudoku ...... 5A Palatka Daily News BY PETE SKIBA dressing for people who attend. Plans Palatka Daily News Knowing Griffin was a felon, CRESCENT CITY – A city church also call for raffles of turkey, ham, gas deputies inter- The Voice of plans to banish the pre-holiday blues cards and other prizes in the An anonymous tip about an viewed him, Putnam County with a Pre-Thanksgiving Community Thanksgiving spirit. armed felon in a red Chevrolet arrested him Festival. Considering that children especially S-10 pickup brought Putnam and booked him since 1885 “The holidays are distressful for some love this time of year, the festival plans County Sheriff’s deputies to into Putnam people. They get depressed about what pony rides, clowns and other activities Alabama Avenue in Palatka at County Jail at VOL. 126 • NO. 223 they don’t have,” said Apostle Lillie for the children. about 3:15 p.m. Wednesday. about 4:15 p.m. PALATKA, FLA. Tuggerson of the Victory Worship A gospel DJ will provide music that Approaching Alabama Avenue the same day, Center. “We are not just about worship. fits into the festival themes to make a at Crill Avenue, deputies spotted according to jail God wants us to freely give our love and difference in the city and county. 66-year-old Michael Alan Griffin records. Griffin Public Notices help those in difficult economic times.” One of the people working on the Core making a U-turn. Following the on Page 10A Tuggerson invited everyone who Team putting the event together fore- “The vehicle was stopped at charge of posses- By mail, 1 section would like to take part in the Pre- saw the first Pre-Thanksgiving Festival 3310 Crill Ave.,” said Sheriff’s sion of a weapon Thanksgiving Festival to come to the as a growing event. Sgt. Hancel Woods. “A 22-caliber church at 1022 Huntington Road from revolver was found in plain sight See CHARGED, Page 5A noon to 3 p.m. Saturday. See FESTIVAL, Page 5A

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addiction and that smoking caused their illnesses or deaths. It’s taken Correction as given that the companies sold a defective and dangerous product and Veterans Day ceremony hid smoking risks. The Palatka Daily News errone- ously reported that the Veterans Day tallahassee Ceremony at the riverfront amphi- theater was hosted by the local Survey says state added American Legion. The ceremony was more jobs in October hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3349. A new employment survey shows that Florida continues to add jobs. Payroll provider ADP reported Local Wednesday that the state added 20,050 private sector jobs during PALATKA the month of October. ADP’s sur- vey is separate from the one that Moose motorcyclists to is conducted by government agen- cies. visit Palatka Health Care The survey showed that the growth was largely in service jobs. Moose On Bikes of the Palatka ADP’s survey showed that Florida PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News Moose Lodge will bring good will to trailed both California and Texas Nathan Walter of the Jacksonville Armada pro soccer team coached kids on ball balancing at the player-supervised the residents of Palatka Health Care in the number of private sector exercises held Saturday at the South Putnam Sports Complex. today. Motorcyclists from the lodge jobs created but that Florida’s will have their bikes present for resi- total was above other large states. dents to view and enjoy. There will The results could bode well for be photo opportunities for residents another drop in the state’s unem- to have their photo taken with club ployment rate. State officials will members and their motorcycles. announce the new rate next week. Privacy protections unite U.S. carmakers Moose On Bikes meets the first The state’s September unem- Mondays at the lodge at 3875 Reid ployment rate was 6.1 percent. St. “It is not necessary to have a That’s above the national rate of By Joan Lowy trucks have GPS and mobile commu- The automakers’ principles leave motorcycle,” states Ms. Delores 5.8 percent. Associated Press nications technology integrated into open the possibility of deals with Grubbs, “just a desire to have fun, the vehicle’s computers and naviga- advertisers who want to target motor- meet new people and promote good j aCKSONville WASHINGTON — Nineteen auto- tion systems. Information on where ists based on their location and other will in and around our community.” makers accounting for most of the drivers have been and where they’re personal data, but only if customers Details: Delores Grubb at 325- Right Whale Festival passenger cars and trucks sold in the going is continually sent to manufac- agree ahead of time that they want to 1872 or Billy Hall at 546-1116. coming to Jacksonville U.S. have signed onto a set of princi- turers when the systems are in use. receive such information, industry ples they say will protect motorists’ Consumers benefit from alerts sent officials said in a briefing with report- WELAKA Scientists say Jacksonville’s privacy in an era when computerized by automakers about traffic condi- ers. annual Right Whale Festival is cars pass along more information tions and concierge services that are “Google may want to become an Yard sale scheduled important to keeping coastal resi- about their drivers than many motor- able to unlock car doors and route automaker, but we don’t want to at Mount Royal dents aware of the threats to the ists realize. drivers around the path of a storm. become Google,” said Mitch Bainwol, endangered whales species. The principles were delivered in a The National Highway Traffic president of the Alliance of Mt. Royal will have a 12-family Only about 500 North Atlantic letter Wednesday to the Federal Safety Administration is also working Automobile Manufacturers. community yard sale Saturday off right whales survive. These Trade Commission, which has the with automakers on regulations that The possibility of ads popping up on County Road 309, south of Welaka to whales give birth and breed off the authority to force corporations to live will clear the way for vehicle-to-vehi- the computer screens in cars while Fort Gates Ferry Road. Security gate coast of Florida, Georgia and the up to their promises to consumers. cle communications. The technology drivers are behind the wheel worries will open at 8 a.m. Carolinas. Industry officials say they want to uses a radio signal to continually some safety advocates. Cynthia Taylor, a research sci- assure their customers that the infor- transmit a vehicle’s position, heading, “There is going to be a huge amount FLORAHOME entist at the Sea to Shore Alliance, mation that their cars stream back to speed and other information. of metadata that companies would said thanks to the festival’s out- automakers or that is downloaded Similarly equipped cars and trucks like to mine to send advertisements to George’s Lake to host reach, scientists and whale advo- from the vehicle’s computers won’t be would receive the same information, you in your vehicle,” said Henry dinner on Saturday cates “feel like the general public handed over to authorities without a and their computers would alert driv- Jasny of Advocates for Highway and that they’re dealing with seems to court order, sold to insurance compa- ers to an impending collision. Auto Safety. “We don’t want pop-up George’s Lake Community be better educated.” nies or used to bombard them with “As modern cars not only share the ads to become a distraction.” Association and Volunteer Fire The festival Saturday also hosts ads for pizza parlors, gas stations or road but will in the not too distant Sen. Edward Markey, D-Mass., Department will host a traditional a beach cleanup and a 5K run. The other businesses they drive past, future communicate with one anoth- called the principles “an important Thanksgiving dinner for a low price Sea to Shore Alliance and federal without their permission. er, vigilance over the privacy of our first step,” but they said it remains from 5:30-7 p.m. Saturday. Menu partners have organized the festi- The principles also commit auto- customers and the security of vehicle unclear “how auto companies will includes turkey, ham, sweet potato val since 2009, but this year they makers to “implement reasonable systems is an imperative,” said John make their data collection practic- soufflé, dressing, green beans, hired a director who hopes to measures” to protect personal infor- Bozzella, president of Global es transparent beyond including mashed potato, squash casserole, increase the number of artists par- mation from unauthorized access. Automakers, an industry trade asso- the information in vehicle manu- mac and cheese, cranberry sauce, ticipating in the festival. Many recent-model cars and light ciation. als.” tea, coffee, and desserts. Take State Road 100 to Coral Farms Road. Turn right on Putnam, follow signs to George’s Lake. Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT

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adoptions in Crescent City Nasdaq The Humane Society of Northeast Composite +5.01 Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Florida will have an adopt-a-thon 4,680.14 Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Few T-storms Partly Cloudy Sunny Sunny and micro-chipping from 10 a.m. to 2 65 / 43 66 / 53 74 / 60 79 / 52 62 / 38 60 / 35 65 / 37 p.m. Saturday at the Crescent City Standard Kennel, 2620 S. Hwy. 17. & Poor 500 Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 0% Precip Chance: 0% 2,039.33 +1.08 Micro-chipping is $15; adoptions of Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast dogs 2 years of age or older, $25; cats 2 years of age or older, $12.50. Florida Gas One Gallon Regular Today we will see mostly sunny skies with a high temperature of 65º, humidity of 66%. Includes city tag. Average $2.89 Northwest wind 8 to 13 mph. The record high temperature for today is 86º set in 1951. Bags of clay cat litter, pet food, 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ Expect mostly clear skies tonight with an overnight low of 43º. North wind 7 to 9 mph. and cleaning supplies are needed. 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, The record low for tonight is 35º set in 1963. Saturday, skies will be mostly sunny with Details: 698-2777. Stock Report 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, a high temperature of 66º, humidity of 77%. Northeast wind 7 to 14 mph. Skies will be 11+: Extreme Exposure partly cloudy Saturday night with an overnight low of 53º. november 13 Name Close Change Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week APPLE 112.82 1.57 Sunrise today ...... 6:50 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times State AFLAC 59.14 -0.07 ALCATEL 3.05 -0.13 Sunset tonight...... 5:31 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM AT&T 35.61 0.21 Today 5:34-7:34 6:04-8:04 Tue 8:26-10:26 8:56-10:56 bartow BAXTER 72.08 0.75 Sat 6:17-8:17 6:47-8:47 Wed 9:12-11:12 9:42-11:42 Jury awards $35M CHEVRON 116.45 -1.20 Sun 7:00-9:00 7:30-9:30 Thu 9:59-11:59 10:29-12:29 COCA-COLA 42.79 0.08 Last New First Full Mon 7:43-9:43 8:13-10:13 www.WhatsOurWeather.com damages to smoker CISCO 25.68 0.57 11/14 11/22 11/29 12/6 A jury in Polk County has award- COMCAST 54.30 0.70 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days CORNING 20.35 -0.36 ed $35 million in damages to a for- Farmer's Growing Degree Days CSX 36.63 -0.14 Today mer Florida smoker who underwent City Hi/Lo Date Degree Days Date Degree Days two lung transplants. DELTA AIR 44.08 0.68 What does NOAA stand for? DUNKIN 48.52 0.43 Daytona Beach ...66/51 s 11/6 18 11/10 14 The jury’s decision Wednesday on Gainesville...... 63/37 s 11/7 6 11/11 14 behalf of 61-year-old Richard NEXTERA 102.27 -0.82 ?

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By Gary Fineout First Amendment rights. The ruling Lawyers who represented the neys maintained that disclosing tricts were invalid. Lewis in his rul- Associated Press notes that at one point, Bainter had groups challenging the districts said the documents would reveal trade ing cited some of the secret evidence. maintained he had no real role in the records will reveal the “shadow secrets and violated his right to The two districts flagged by Lewis TALLAHASSEE — The Florida redistricting and that process” they said keep private his political activi- were a sprawling district held by Supreme Court, in a blunt and high- he had an “after the existed between the ties. The ruling found the trade Democratic U.S. Rep. Corinne Brown ly critical ruling, on Thursday fact interest.” "We simply do not consultants and the secret argument “without merit.” and a central Florida district held by ordered the release of hundreds of “We simply do not GOP-controlled Justices said Bainter had waived U.S. Rep. Dan Webster, a pages of emails and documents that countenance and will countenance and Florida Legislature. his right to assert First Republican. could expose the role that Republican not tolerate actions “The documents Amendment rights because he did Legislators in August adopted a consultants played in drawing new during litigation that will not tolerate which will now be not make that argument until new map that alters seven of the congressional districts. are not forthright and actions ... that are open to public scru- after he had been found in “con- state’s existing 27 districts and shifts The Gainesville-based team of con- that are designed to tiny were an inte- tempt of court” for refusing to turn nearly 400,000 voters in central and sultants, whose legal bills were paid obfuscate the discov- designed to gral link in estab- over the documents. north Florida. But the new map by the Republican Party of Florida, ery process,” wrote lishing the conspira- Voters in 2010 passed the “Fair keeps intact to a large degree have tried to keep the documents Justice Barbara obfuscate the cy between the leg- Districts” amendment that says Brown’s district, which stretches secret during an ongoing legal chal- Pariente for the court. discovery process." islators and the legislators cannot draw up dis- from Jacksonville to Orlando and at lenge to the state’s congressional The decision to political operatives tricts to favor incumbents or a one point is no wider than a highway map. State legislators were forced to unseal the records ~Justice Barbara Pariente to draw maps that political party, a practice known bridge. The groups challenging the alter that map after a judge ruled was supported by all would favor the as gerrymandering. The League of maps have maintained that this summer two congressional dis- seven justices. A Republican Party,” Women Voters of Florida and other Republicans have packed Brown’s tricts were improperly drawn to aid spokesman for the court said that said attorney David King in a state- groups that sued contended that district with Democrats in order to the GOP. the 538 pages of documents would be ment. the congressional map adopted in help Republicans in adjoining dis- The state’s high court ruled that placed online once the ruling Bainter and his firm are not 2012 violated these new stan- tricts. Pat Bainter and his firm Data becomes final later this month. directly named in the lawsuit over dards. Lewis signed off on the new map, Targeting had engaged in “games- Media organizations, including The the congressional map. But his Judge Terry Lewis in July agreed but the groups have appealed that manship” and had waited until the Associated Press, had asked in a attorneys have fought attempts to there was enough evidence to show decision. The state Supreme Court is last moment to assert that releasing friend of the court brief for the docu- force the release of documents that consultants helped manipulate scheduled to take up the case next the documents would violate their ments to be released. related to redistricting. His attor- the process and ruled that two dis- spring. State State set to execute inmate for stepdaughter’s slaying in 1992 north miami City reaches deal with former museum board By Jason Dearen wife’s murder, and a jury recommended and he left about an hour later and Associated Press death for the stepdaughter’s slaying. went to their home, where he found The city of North Miami has reached a settlement with the The scheduled execution would be the her asleep. According to authorities, former board of its Museum of Contemporary Art. STARKE — Florida was scheduled to eighth in Florida this year — if carried Banks shot her while she slept, then The city will keep the majority of the museum’s 600-work execute Chadwick Banks on Thursday out — and the 20th since Gov. Rick Scott went into his stepdaughter’s room permanent collection, $1 million in grants and the rights to the evening for the September 1992 murder took office in 2011. That’s one fewer than where he told police he molested her MOCA name. Babacar M’Bow will remain the museum’s direc- of his stepdaughter. under Jeb Bush during both of his terms. for about 20 minutes before shooting tor. The 43-year-old inmate was set to Bush presided over the most executions her in the head. The rest of the artworks will go to the Institute of receive a lethal injection at 6 p.m. at since capital punishment was reinstated Florida uses a three-drug mixture to Contemporary Art, newly founded in Miami by former mem- Florida State Prison in Starke, pending in the state in 1979, but Scott was just re- execute prisoners: midazolam hydrochlo- bers of MOCA’s board. a last appeal to the U.S. Supreme elected to a second term. ride, vecuronium bromide and potassium The settlement Wednesday closes a lawsuit filed in April by Court. Banks was convicted in 1994 Banks ordered a last meal of fried fish, chloride. The drugs are administered the former board members against the city, claiming the muse- after pleading no contest to two counts French fries, hush puppies, banana pud- intravenously and are intended to first um’s municipal landlord failed to properly maintain the facili- of first-degree murder for the slayings ding and ice cream, said Jessica Cary, a induce unconsciousness, then paralysis ty, provide adequate security or pay the interim director. of his wife, Cassandra Banks, and his spokeswoman with the Florida and finally cardiac arrest. The board had appointed Alex Gartenfeld as the museum’s 10-year-old stepdaughter, Melody Department of Corrections. Fourteen Midazolam, a sedative used commonly interim director, but city officials appointed M’Bow. Cooper family members came to visit him, and in surgeries, has been part of the three- He was also convicted of sexual battery he spent time with a spiritual adviser. drug mixture since 2013. Sodium thio- fort myers of a child for raping Cooper before shoot- On the night of the killings, Banks pental was used before that, but its U.S. ing her. was drinking at a pool hall in Quincy, manufacturer stopped making it and Mother, daughter give birth on same day Banks, who was 21 at the time of the about 20 miles outside of Tallahassee. Europe banned its manufacturers from A southwest Florida woman and her daughter both gave killings, received a life sentence for his Banks’ wife left the bar without him, exporting it for executions. birth at the same hospital on the same day. Heather Penticoff and her daughter Destinee Martin each found out they were pregnant on the same day. They had the same due dates and, for separate medical reasons, doctors at Lee Memorial Hospital in Fort Myers decided to induce both of Ex-CEO of West Virginia mine that blew up, killing 29, indicted them Tuesday. Penticoff’s daughter Madeline was born first, and Destinee’s son Damien was born almost three hours later. By John Raby health standards at Upper Big safety-law violations every His attorney, William W. Penticoff said the births are “like having twins without car- Associated Press Branch Mine and became the year and that he had the abil- Taylor III, said in a statement rying twins.” highest-ranking executive to ity to prevent most of the vio- that Blankenship “is entirely Martin says experiencing pregnancy and birth with her CHARLESTON, W.Va. — face charges in the blast. The lations that UBB was commit- innocent of these charges. He mother “is probably the most special, amazing thing ever.” The former CEO who oversaw explosion and investigation ting. Yet he fostered and par- will fight them and he will be the West Virginia mine that led to the overhaul of the way ticipated in an understanding acquitted.” st. petersburg exploded, killing 29 people, the federal government over- that perpetuated UBB’s prac- “Don Blankenship has been was indicted Thursday on fed- sees mine safety. tice of routine safety viola- a tireless advocate for mine Coast Guard searches for sailor in Gulf eral charges related to a safe- U.S. Attorney Booth tions, in order to produce more safety,” the statement said. The Coast Guard is searching in the Gulf of Mexico for a ty investigation that followed Goodwin said a federal grand coal, avoid the costs of follow- “His outspoken criticism of 77-year-old man who had been sailing from Baltimore to his the worst U.S. coal mining jury indicted Blankenship on ing safety laws, and make powerful bureaucrats has home in Florida’s Panhandle. disaster in 40 years. several charges. more money.” earned this indictment. He Craig Neus of Panama City has been sailing a 32-foot beige Massey Energy CEO Don The indictment said: Blankenship could face up will not yield to their effort to two-masted Bristol since June, intending to finish his voyage in Blankenship is accused of con- “Blankenship knew that UBB to 31 years in prison if convict- silence him. He will not be his hometown. spiring to violate safety and was committing hundreds of ed. intimidated.” The Coast Guard says Neus was last seen Nov. 4 when he made a purchase at a resort in Captiva. Bridge tenders north of Boca Grande have no reports of Neus’ vessel passing under their bridges. The Coast Guard says Neus’ family believes he may have Catnip for feline fans: New cafe offers coffee, cookies and cat cuddling been sailing farther west into the gulf than he had originally intended. According to the Coast Guard, the search for Neus by air and By Olga R. Rodriguez popular therapy for lonely or anxious their first 12 days. sea has covered 65,278 square miles. Associated Press workers in Japan, the Oakland coffee For a $10 donation to the organization, shop puts the focus on the animals. visitors get one hour of kitty company in tallahassee OAKLAND, Calif. — Cat lovers in The tuxedo, orange tabby and Siamese the cafe, where they can play with felines, Northern California are pouncing at the cats napping or stretching in the sun in scratch their backs and watch them nap. Scott orders drop in cost of hunting licenses chance of spending time with feline com- Cat Town come from a local shelter and Each person is given a designated win- Gov. Rick Scott is ordering a drop in the cost of the state’s pany at a new cat cafe in Oakland. are available for adoption. dow of time to make sure there are not lifetime hunting and fishing licenses. Cat Town Cafe is giving dozens of visi- “Most of them have been at the shelter too many people at once in the room But the catch is the break will only last for a brief time and it tors a chance to mingle with furry friends for four months or more. So as much as painted with cartoon-like, bright murals is available only for state residents 21 years old or younger. while sipping coffee and nibbling on cat- this is a super fun experience, it’s really a of cats. Scott on Thursday ordered the Florida Fish and Wildlife themed cookies. mission-driven project to get the cats out Cat naps are very popular at the cafe, Conservation Commission to lower the cost of a “lifetime sports- The cafe opened last month and has of the shelter and into great homes,” said but Christina Souza, who visited on a man’s license” to $500 for young people. It currently costs been full since opening day. It was Ann Dunn, founder of Cat Town Oakland, recent afternoon, didn’t seem to mind. $1,001 for anyone 13 and older. inspired by the cat cafe craze in Japan, a nonprofit group that helps place cats “I think it’s fun. It’s great. It’s excit- The fee drop is available from Nov. 24 to Dec. 31. where many people live in cramped high- least likely to be adopted from the ing,” Souza said. “Why not have more A Florida resident who buys the license can use it for hunting rise apartments that don’t allow pets. Oakland Animal Shelter. venues where cats can let out their fun as well as both freshwater and saltwater fishing. While making feline friends became She said there were 14 adoptions in personalities?”

Destination We need your ??? artwork. Destination To Enter: The St. Johns-Putnam-Flagler Charmettes invites all to participate in the • Artist must live in Putnam County. 2014 DOTHEA H. SMITH CANCER WALK Looking for work from • Artist can submit up to three pieces of art Saturday, November 15th local artist to feature on (Painting, color drawing or photography). Registration begins: 8 a.m. Walk begins promptly: 9 a.m. cover of Destination • Artist should submit a vertical piece of art The walk will start and end at Mt. Tabor First Baptist Church that is proportional, fits on the front cover of 4909 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka Putnam! a 8-1/2 x 11 inch magazine and is scannable. Come one, come all as we honor Dothea Smith’s legacy and fight for a cure for cancer. Available to the public Dec. 26 • Photographs and artwork created digitally THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: using Photoshop, Illustrator or other similar Destination Putnam will be distributed in PLATINUM SPONSORS - WESCA of Palatka, Accord Insurance-Palm Coast, Mt Tabor First Baptist format should be high resolution. locations throughout the county during Church-Palatka, The St. Johns-Putnam-Flagler Charmettes 2015. • Artists should leave room at the top of the SILVER SPONSORS - Palm Coast Ford, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority-Chi Delta Omega Chapter, artwork for the magazine logo. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Palm Coast Flagler County Alumnae Chapter, First Florida Insurance of The winner of the cover Jacksonville, Plan Member Securities Corporation - Maria Regeci The deadline for submission is BRONZE SPONSORS - St. Augustine Volkswagen, Ethel Miles-San Mateo, Space Coast Credit Union- art contest will receive Palm Coast, Holy Word Revival Center Ministries of Help Inc.-Palatka, Pastor Vivian Johnson, Monday, Dec. 1. Hollywood Athletic Club Personal Trainer - Tracie Hutcherson, Pilot Club of Palatka $100 and be featured in ....And many thanks to all who donated to this cause. Your gifts are greatly appreciated as we all anticipate, one day For more information call soon, a cure for such a dreadful disease that has affected countless lives locally and globally. Allison Waters-Merritt at 386-312-5211 The St. Johns-Putnam-Flagler Chapter of The Charmettes, Inc. looks forward to your participation in next year’s walk the Palatka Daily News. as we continue our fight. Blessings to all!

111414a3.indd 1 11/13/14 6:38 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 OPINIONS PALATKA DAILY NEWS TODAY IN HISTORY PROUD TO SERVE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SINCE 1885 Today is Friday, Nov. 14, the WAYNE KNUCKLES, PUBLISHER 318th day of 2014. There are 47 A L K R O M B A C H , E D I T O R days left in the year.

C OMMUNITY N EWSPAPERS , I NC . THIS DAY IN PUTNAM: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1910, bids were received for communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal building bridges over Dunn’s is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the Creek and Rice Creek. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, In 1924, the Confederate quality and hard work. Monument on the courthouse TOM WOOD, CHAIRMAN lawn was unveiled by the Patton DINK NESMITH, PRESIDENT Anderson Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy, OUR VIEWS assisted by the Bert Hodge Post of “Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features the American Legion. on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not In 1929, a proposed canal necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. between Lake Crescent and Flagler Beach was rejected as being too costly for the benefit.

TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS IN HISTORY: On Nov. 14, 1889, inspired by A poll the Jules Verne novel “Around the World in Eighty Days,” New York World reporter Nellie Bly (Elizabeth Cochrane) set out to make the trip in less time than the fictional Phileas Fogg. She in county’s completed the journey in 72 days. State and national politics Jawarharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of India, was born.

ON THIS DATE: future are no fun anymore In 1851, Herman Melville’s novel “Moby-Dick; Or, The Whale” was first published in the United he Putnam County Commission said t used to be that a voter political roosts these days? States. Tuesday it will commission a straw could count on three names: Where are the folks in the mid- In 1910, Eugene B. Ely became poll to find out what county resi- “God Almighty, Sears PHIL dle? the first aviator to take off from a dents want done with the county IRoebuck and Eugene Lest I’m misunderstood, let ship as his Curtiss pusher rolled T Talmadge.” HUDGINS me say that I’m not talking off a sloping platform on the deck landfill. Is this a long-overdue action, or just Those, of course, were the about Democrats or Republicans. of the scout cruiser USS another attempt to kick the can down the words of Eugene Talmadge, I’m talking about Democrats Birmingham off Hampton Roads, road, or pass the buck, or spread the blame, flamboyant governor of Georgia in the 1930s AND Republicans. One party is just as bad as Virginia. or (insert favorite cliche)? and ’40s. Talmadge was before my time. But the other. In 1922, the British The poll would be attached to a ballot during the midterm political campaigning that All of this negativity, I guess, did conjure up Broadcasting Co. began its domes- in a countywide special vote scheduled just ended — at least for states not saddled a better-than-usual voter turnout this time. tic radio service. for Jan. 27 to choose a successor to with runoff elections — I found myself yearn- But at what cost? A little more distrust of poli- In 1940, during World War II, resigned state Sen. John Thrasher, if the ing for Talmadge-like speeches about God and ticians, perhaps? President Obama is nursing German planes destroyed most of Sears Roebuck. a job approval rating of about 40 percent, and the English town of Coventry. poll language can be worked out over the Statewide and national politics is not much Congress even less. In 1944, Tommy Dorsey and his next few weeks. (If the special election fun anymore. Old Southern Democrats — the few who are orchestra recorded “Opus No. 1” on Jan. 27 turns into a primary, the gen- It was still fun in my early years as a news- left — may yearn for the day when they for RCA Victor. eral election will be held April 7.) paper reporter. That was when candidates monopolized state offices, facing little or no In 1969, Apollo 12 blasted off County Commissioner Walton Pellicer spread the word through stump speeches and opposition in general elections. That one-party for the moon. raised the issue, as he has done in the campaigning that really spoke to the average domination wasn’t right. Now, however, the In 1970, a chartered Southern voter. Today, however, statewide politicians worm has turned, along with the stomachs of Airways DC-9 crashed while try- past, saying he still wants to hear from flit from airport to airport, staying long enough some of those old Southern Democrats, the rest ing to land in West Virginia, kill- the people. Of course, county commis- to say a few words and get their photo shot for of whom are now old Southern Republicans. ing all 75 people on board, includ- sioners have heard loud and clear from the local newspaper. So what can we expect now that Republicans ing the Marshall University foot- hundreds of people over the past eight And, loaded with big money from PACs and will control both houses of Congress, with a ball team and its coaching staff. months – heard what those people don’t wealthy contributors, they rely on expensive Democrat as president and commander in chief? In 1972, the Dow Jones want, if not what they do. television ads to slam their opponents, spread- I don’t know. I’m not a very good political Industrial Average closed above Dominant community voices in the ing comments taken out of context, along with analyst. I’m just a fellow who works a little, the 1,000 level for the first time, half-truths, flat-out lies and, at worst, nausea enjoys a good book, loves his family, tries to ending the day at 1,003.16. debate over selling the landfill operation in the viewer. A friend of mine said he’d worn golf, pays taxes, and occasionally enjoys mind- In 1990, it was revealed that to Republic Services said they didn’t want out the mute button on his TV remote. less television programs, those without despi- the pop duo Milli Vanilli (Rob county facilities sold to a private compa- But why should a politician spend good PAC cable political ads sandwiched in between. Pilatus and Fabrice Morvan) had ny. They didn’t want a private corpora- money to talk about the issues and his qualifi- But I’m always hopeful. Most of the slime done none of the singing on their tion managing solid waste disposal. They cations, when he or she can hire a good fiction has been washed away until the presidential Grammy-winning debut album didn’t want fleets of trucks hauling in writer to smear the opponent to a state of election rolls around. “Girl You Know It’s True.” garbage from outside Putnam County. unrecognizability? And that’s a good thing. That’s certainly a Statewide politicians throw millions of dol- good thing. TEN YEARS AGO: They said this despite knowing that lars into a campaign because, well, because Mahmoud Abbas, successor to doing nothing meant the landfill faced they want to win. But isn’t it a shame that big Phil Hudgins is senior editor for Community Yasser Arafat, escaped unharmed burgeoning costs to rehabilitate and money and unsavory tactics rule our states’ Newspapers Inc. [email protected] when militants firing assault expand the existing facility – costs that rifles burst into a mourning tent would be, and have been, passed on to for the deceased Palestinian lead- consumers in the form of much higher er in Gaza, killing two security solid waste assessments. Republicans on trial guards. The county’s professional staff favored FIVE YEARS AGO: the sale. A majority of a blue-ribbon There’s no sugarcoating it. ship advantage, holding 29 of President Barack Obama, on a panel, appointed to study the sale to Democrats got crushed on DONNA the state mansions. When the mission to repair America’s global Republic and other alternatives, advised Election Day 2014. dust settles – Alaska and standing, told Asian countries against the sale. And a majority of the President Obama, in a press BRAZILE Vermont yet to come – during a speech in Tokyo that he county commission concurred, 3-2. conference on Wednesday, Republicans will likely hold 31 was determined to engage them as summarized the 2014 election governorships to Democrats’ equal partners in the economy, Now a second appointed group, the well: “Obviously, Republicans 18, a two-seat gain (an inde- diplomacy and security. Solid Waste Advisory Committee, has had a good night, and deserve turn out at levels seen in pres- pendent is currently leading been tasked with studying the issue once credit for running good cam- idential elections.” in Alaska’s race). Deep blue ONE YEAR AGO: again and advising the commission. paigns.” He added that the Voters went to the polls to states, including Reversing course, President The alternatives to the status quo, message of the election was elect 36 governors, 36 senators Massachusetts, Illinois and Barack Obama said millions of which would presumably become the that Americans want their and 435 representatives. Maryland, elected Republican Americans should be allowed to multiple-choice questions on a straw bal- elected officials to “work as Democrats had a tough year governors. renew individual coverage plans hard as they do.” overall electing their candi- Republicans picked up seats ticketed for cancellation under the lot, have all been reviewed by the coun- The midterm elections in a dates. The base wasn’t fired up on both the federal and state health care law. During a confir- ty’s professional staff, the first committee president’s second term have (which was not helped by the level – in the U.S. Congress mation hearing before the Senate and the commission itself, and have been always been dangerous for the effort candidates took to dis- and in state legislatures. Banking Committee, Janet Yellen publicly debated in a series of meetings. party that controls the White tance themselves from the However, the results of ballot made clear she would be prepared They include: House. The major exception in president), and Democrats had initiatives indicate the to stand by the Federal Reserve’s ■ Selling the landfill and its operation recent history has been Bill a difficult time persuading American public that turned low-interest policies, if she were to a private company with that company Clinton in 1998, when the independents to come our way. out to vote does not support confirmed as Fed chair. Former Democrats gained five seats in Many socially conservative Republican policy in lockstep. Boston crime boss James “Whitey” covering the expenses of mining and the House, and the party Republicans moved to the mid- Republicans have almost uni- Bulger was led off to prison to relining the existing landfill. makeup of the Senate stayed dle on raising the minimum versally rejected minimum begin serving a life sentence at 84 ■ Forming a multi-county coalition to the same. wage (at least on a state level) wage increases. Yet all five for his murderous reign in the share the costs of disposal. As much as Democratic can- and even on providing over- states that had a minimum 1970s and ‘80s. ■ Closing the Putnam landfill and pay- didates sought to localize the the-counter birth control. As a wage on the ballot approved a ing to haul the county’s garbage some- 2014 election, the Republicans result, independents felt more raise. Four of those states – TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: sought to nationalize it. They comfortable backing them. Alaska, Arkansas, Nebraska Former U.N. Secretary-General where else for disposal. made this election a referen- The Republicans needed to and South Dakota – are gener- Boutros Boutros-Ghali is 92. ■ Backing a speculative technological dum on President Obama’s gain six seats to win control of ally Republican states. Actress Kathleen Hughes is 86. experiment to turn garbage into gas, leadership and policies. As the the U.S. Senate, and they Republican candidates, in Former MLB All-Star Jimmy energy or some other useful byproduct. American public often does, it accomplished that, winning at general, have opposed gun Piersall is 85. Former NASA ■ Delaying the mine-and-reline man- sent mixed messages in the least seven. safety laws. Voters in astronaut Fred Haise is 81. Jazz date as long as possible while searching voting booth, supporting many Sen. Mitch McConnell, who Washington state overwhelm- musician Ellis Marsalis is 80. for some alternative means to pay for it. Democratic (and Obama- won re-election in Kentucky ingly supported universal Composer Wendy Carlos is 75. supported) initiatives, while and is expected to become background checks on gun Writer P.J. O’Rourke is 67. Zydeco The pros and cons of all those alterna- not supporting many majority leader in the new purchases at gun shows. singer-musician Buckwheat tives have been thoroughtly batted Democratic (and Obama- Senate, explained Tuesday’s Massachusetts voters Zydeco is 67. Britain’s Prince around, and we won’t reopen the debate supported) candidates. results this way: “For too long, approved 40 days of paid sick Charles is 66. Pianist Yanni is 60. here. Suffice it to say the county govern- Turnout will be, after all the this administration has tried leave for employees, who no Former Secretary of State ment is well aware of the costs, risks and votes are counted, around 38 to tell the American people longer must find someone Condoleezza Rice is 60. benefits of each. Public opinion favoring percent of the electorate. This what is good for them and trusted to sit with a sick child Presidential adviser Valerie one alternative or another isn’t going to would be the lowest midterm then blame somebody else while they work. Paid sick Jarrett is 58. Actor D.B. Sweeney turnout since 1942, when we when their policies didn’t leave won on the ballot at the is 53. Retired MLB All-Star pitch- change the mathematics. were in the middle of World work out.” city level in Trenton and er Curt Schilling is 48. Actor Josh Commissioner Pellicer has said the War II. Republicans thus gained Montclair, New Jersey, and in Duhamel is 42. Actress Olga straw poll won’t be legally binding. In the The New York Times reports control of both houses of Oakland, California. Kurylenko is 35. Actress/comedian end, all decisions affecting the landfill’s about 2014’s turnout: Congress, but the president Vanessa Bayer (TV: “Saturday future have always been up to our five “Democrats were hindered by retains veto power, and the Donna Brazile is a senior Night Live”) is 33. commissioners. We wonder if a poll will their inability to persuade Senate Democratic minority Democratic strategist, a political commentator and contributor to THOUGHT FOR TODAY: help to convince them they’re making the members of the coalition that can filibuster Republican leg- delivered the White House to islation. CNN and ABC News, and a contrib- “Adventure is not outside man; right choices. Mr. Obama – young voters, Going into the election, the uting columnist to Ms. Magazine it is within.” — George Eliot, women and minorities – to Republicans had the governor- and O, the Oprah Magazine. English author (1819-1880).

111414a4.indd 1 11/13/14 3:15 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 Feds tell U.S. drivers to get used to cheaper gasoline in 2015 Associated Press If the sharply lower esti- NEW YORK — Those low mate holds true, U.S. consum- gas prices on station signs ers will save $61 billion on gas aren’t going away soon, the compared with this year. government says. Rising oil production, particu- In a dramatic shift from pre- larly in the U.S., and weak spots vious forecasts, the Energy in the global economy have led Department predicted to a sharp reduction in oil prices Wednesday that the average over the past four months. Not price of gasoline in the U.S. will seeing much of a change ahead, be $2.94 a gallon in 2015. That the government cut its forecast is a 44-cent drop from an out- for global oil prices next year by look issued just a month ago. $18 a barrel to $83.

include sexual battery with force in 2003 and possession of Charged drug paraphernalia in 2006. continued from PAge 1A Woods added that tips from the community play a signifi- cant part of law enforcement. by a felon, bail was set at “Often the information we get Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News $2,504. The jail record stated from the community is very In the photo above, James A. Long teaching assistant Barbara that Griffin posted bail and helpful. That’s why we are Curry works with Daniell Bennett to seal up packages that will walked out at about 7 p.m. open to allowing people to soon be sent to United States soldiers serving overseas. that night. remain anonymous.” Previous charges on Griffin, In the photo at right, James A. Long teacher Connie Westberry according to the jail records, [email protected] works with fifth-grader Mia Perry filling care packages.

wants us to do.” Plastic chairs are headed Festival for a wash, tables and tents received care packages like Adopt a Hero are bright- Curry said that given how continued from PAge 1A must be set up, and business through a similar program, he ening the soldiers’ lives when Westberry has been worked people must be contacted for Soldiers knows firsthand how much they send items and write, he on this project – whether writ- donations for the dinner and continued from PAge 1A the care boxes can positively said. ing and sending a box to one “This isn’t just for our more. affect a soldier. When the time comes to soldier at a time or collecting church. God wants us all to Flyers are planned to be “I personally was a recipi- send care packages to the sol- the boxes for the holidays – come together,” Sheila Walker issued, with invitations and until next week, so that they ent of one of those boxes in diers on Christmas of next she believes the extra boxes said. “We would like to see all word of mouth to spread the can ensure the care packages Afghanistan,” Bordeau said. year, Bordeau said, he and his can be raised. the different people at the fes- word that Saturday afternoon will reach soldiers by “It was nice to get all the club wants to help Westberry’s “She is very dedicated,” tival. We would like to see it the festival plans to bring a Christmas. hygiene products and the can- class to send 150-200 boxes to Curry said. “This is my third grow to encompass other touch of “Joy to the World” in But last week, the class and dies. But what we really deployed service members. year working with her, and churches so we can all join in Crescent City and Putnam the Vietnam Veterans and looked forward to was the let- “We think what she’s doing this is her baby.” as one community.” County. Legacy Veterans Motorcycle ters from the kids.” is a fantastic thing,” Bordeau To donate items to send Walker said the teams Club packaged the 41 boxes With so many of the said. “We want to partner overseas, drop off goods at the involved in the festival are to [email protected] that required about $600 in deployed soldiers being 25 or with her. That (soldier) is defi- school or call it at 329-0575. set up tables with chairs, cook postage costs. younger, he said, many of nitely, definitely thankful for To make financial donations, the food, serve it and work on Attention Parents with Babies! Harvey Bordeau, a club them don’t have significant that stuff.” talk to the front office about the other tasks required in the Get info on baby’s development, care member, who from 1986 until others to always send boxes of Westberry said she’d be donating to the Adopt a Hero launch of a successful holiday and safety by joining a free parenting 2006 was deployed to Saudi food and supplies. excited to boost the Christmas Fundraiser account. festival on a tight schedule. program. We come to you! Arabia, Iraq and Afghanistan, So the kids and other people care package effort next year. “It is like it is 24-7,” Walker Call Healthy Start at 386-326-7391 said that as someone who who participate in programs Teacher’s aide Barbara [email protected] said. “I know this is what God for more information. FL MIECHV

and excess surface water) and “We were hoping to get at Comments can be sent to two possible storage methods. least 300 (surveys) back, and [email protected]. JOIN OUR TEAM Workshop Teams should identify the we ended up with 949,” said continued from PAge 1A impediments of each task and Carolyn Voyles, DEP environ- [email protected] try to remediate them, but mental specialist. “535 respon- also identify the incentives. dents were from St. Johns health, public perception and SJRWMD representative (water management district), fiscal constraints of expansion Joanne Chamberlain is work- so over half.” Pet of the Day (of reclaimed water use); ing with Rick Renna from the Voyles said, overall, survey- Identify areas where tradi- state Department of takers were concerned about SISSY tional water supply sources Transportation to study funding and costs. are limited; Recommend per- stormwater. “The theme coming out of mit incentives; And determine In addition to workshops this is money,” she said. feasibility, benefit and cost held in each of the five Florida Respondents also noted the estimate of the infrastructure water management districts, need for regulatory changes needed to construct regional the group also asked for public and indicated that public per- Newspaper Delivery storage features. input through an online sur- ception of possible storage Interlachen Area Beck said the bill was vey. Invitations for the survey methods would be important prompted by the current were sent to more than 10,000 factors in the expansion of The Palatka Daily News is now taking applications for drought situation and water people, but the survey avail- reclaimed water, stormwater newspaper delivery positions. We are looking for dependable shortage in California. He able for anyone to take. It and excess surface water in Sissy, yes, that is my name. I am a play- individuals or teams for contracted positions. Delivery hours ful and energetic pup. I can be shy but said Florida cities like asked respondents to rank the state. once you hold me it will be love. I have are 2:00 a.m. - 6:00 a.m. Tuesday thru Saturday. Qualifi ed Clearwater are also looking specific issues pertaining to Beck said the group might lots of fun playing with the other pups individuals will posses reliable, economical transportation, into more efficient methods of expanded use of water present legislators with an at the shelter. I’m working on my crate using reclaimed water. resources in order of impor- interim report in 2015, as reg- training and hope that you will give me valid drivers’ license and insurance. lots of love and attention so I can be the A work group consisting of tance. ulatory changes could be forever pet you have always wanted. If you want to be a part of this exciting organization state government officials and The survey was split into required as a result of the All of our animals are spayed/neutered, please apply in person at: representatives from each of two sections: a reclaim water report. microchipped and current on their age appropriate the five water management survey, and a stormwater and DEP will accept written vaccinations. If you can give this pet a home, contact Circulation Department districts broke into five work excess surface water survey. comments until Dec. 5. Voyles the Humane Society at 325-1587 or visit the shelter at 112 Norma St. in Hollister. The Humane Society Palatka Daily News teams studying each of the Voyles said she was surprised said the group is encouraging of Northeast Florida is run entirely on donations. 1825 St. Johns Avenue three possible water resources that 76 percent of the survey written comments, as input is Ad Brought To You As A Service Of The Palatka, FL 32177 (reclaimed water, stormwater takers took both. important to the study. Palatka Daily News EOE DFWP SUDOKU Triples

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111414a5.indd 1 11/13/14 8:11 PM 6A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 54 Ms. Thurman 27 Drift here and 44 Mideast 1 Stick out 55 Otherwise yon missile 4 Mets’ former 56 Iditarod 30 Curved 45 Actor — Be honest with fired employee ballpark terminus molding Cronyn 8 Pleased sigh 57 Society 32 Part of mpg 46 Emir or sheik Dear Harriette: I work with writing is the main issue, you Dear Pariah Observer: 11 Emcee’s need newbie 34 Luxury 47 Hubby of Lucy a young woman who is very should also make it clear to her Good for you that you didn’t 12 Ayla’s creator 58 Lose control craft 48 Inventor eager to do a good job but who that she must hone those skills. simply take your son’s word 13 Reserved 59 Tijuana “Mrs.” 36 Twofold — Sikorsky 14 Currier’s 39 Predicaments 49 Ms. Bombeck is limited in her skills. I brought These days, everyone needs to at face value. It is challenging partner DOWN 41 Quick-dry 50 Billy — her on as an intern. She has be able to write fluid, grammati- at best for new students to get 15 Brought up 1 Swing music fabrics Williams such a great heart that I have cally correct communications. acclimated and make friends. Yesterday’s Answer 17 Begin again 2 Hula accom- 43 World-weary 52 Genre been trying hard to get her up There is virtually no job that is 19 Verse paniments While you cannot force your 20 Caen summer 3 Analyzed to speed on the basic skills that completely free of writing. son to become this boy’s friend, 21 2001 to Ovid 4 Buffalo this job requires. But so far it’s Dear Harriette: There is a you can remind him that it is 22 Family of lions hockey pro not working. I’m thinking she new boy in my son’s class. He always kind to look out for the 25 Nurture 5 Injured would be better suited to a field entered in the sixth grade, an 28 Horde 6 Fair-hiring underdog. Talk to him about member letters that requires less writing, since awkward time because most of group dynamics, including what 29 Twelve, 7 Warnings this is definitely a weakness for the children are already friends. it feels like to be alone or to not maybe 8 Pale-faced her. I feel bad, though, having He has been pushy and generally 31 Organ valve 9 Hey there! know anyone in a social setting. to tell her that it’s not working a thorn in their side as the school 33 Doubtful 10 London park Ask him to imagine how he out. How can I let her down year has gotten underway. My 35 Happy 11 Cosmonaut’s would feel if he were the new 37 Wide st. lab easy? — Not a Fit, Memphis, son complains about him all kid at school. If you can get 38 Bubbled up 16 Vouchers Tennessee the time. One day I observed 40 Al of Indy 18 Two fives him to envision the experiences Dear Not A Fit: The greatest him, and what I saw was a 42 Fair grade for — — that this boy is currently having, 43 Comic Leno 21 “— Lisa” gift you have to offer this young child desperately trying to fit you may be able to convince 44 Bygone rulers 22 Frat letter employee is the truth. Be specif- in. He does pranks, curses and 47 Dawdled 23 Elizabethan ic with her about what strengths pretty much anything he can to your son to be more welcoming 51 Honored the collar of this child. Obviously, you queen 24 News, briefly you believe she has and can be noticed. And it is backfiring 53 Man-eating 25 Go belly up cultivate, including what types like crazy. I want my son to be should not suggest that your son giant 26 LAX guesses of classes you might recom- kind to this boy and to treat him put himself in harm’s way, but mend for her future growth. And with compassion. I see how hard if he could choose to make the HOROSCOPE absolutely tell her that you do it is, considering that this boy effort to reach out to the boy, he For Friday, AQUARIUS ance in your life. Don’t be too not think she is right for the is somewhat of a troublemaker. may end up being able to help November 14, 2014 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) eager to get involved in joint job she is in for the particular What do you suggest? — Pariah this new student calm down and Hard work, dedication and financial ventures. Tension will cause confronta- reasons that you can outline. If Observer, Los Angeles become easier to be around. determination will be required if tions with your mate. Get the CANCER you are going to reach your goals. trouble out in the open and have (June 21-July 22) This year can be a turning point if a frank, air-clearing discussion. Heated arguments with loved you ready yourself for the events Secret activities could damage ones may lead to changes in your BRIDGE that are about to unfold. You will your reputation. Be forewarned. home. Drastic reactions toward hopes to cover all of the possibil- with his ace, played a spade to have the ability to pull things PISCES others will be detrimental. Keep together and do whatever is asked (Feb. 20-March 20) your feelings to yourself. ities, but occasionally something dummy’s ace, overtook the spade of you. One-sided romantic connec- LEO will be overlooked, or there will queen with his king, drew the SCORPIO tions will only lead you astray. (July 23-Aug. 22) be insufficient space to mention rest of East’s trumps and ran the (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Keep your thoughts to yourself. Your dramatic approach to emo- everything. Then the columnist hearts to eliminate his diamond Your mental agility will be at an This is not the time to rock the tional matters may alienate you all-time high. Your ability to com- boat. Respect the politics that sur- from the ones you love. Adopt a will receive emails from readers loser. municate with others and articu- round you at work. more practical outlook with less who spot the error or omission. East pointed out that he had late your ideas will be noticed. ARIES melodrama. Be clear about your However, players at the table pitched his higher diamond spot, Pursue your professional goals. (March 21-April 19) role in the situation. make more mistakes, because asking for a switch to that suit. SAGITTARIUS It’s a good day to take trips that VIRGO (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) will provide you with adventure (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) they have limited time for analy- West replied that the three did Your need for excitement and and cultural knowledge. Social Problems will surface if you sis. Even then, finding the guilty not look high. Why hadn’t East adventure will be satisfied if you gatherings will open doors to love have to deal with institutions. Put party might not be easy. In today’s thrown the heart six? West would travel or get involved in forward- connections. off meetings with your superiors thinking groups. New places and TAURUS until a more suitable time. Focus deal, who was responsible for let- have known that was low because ideas will prove very stimulating, (April 20-May 20) on details and satisfying your ting four spades make? East had to have higher hearts and will inspire a change in your Your refusal to listen to advice needs first. David Sedaris, a humorist, West led the club ace, and available. professional direction. LIBRA given by friends or relatives could comedian, writer and radio con- East dropped the nine, starting With whom do you agree? CAPRICORN (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) be your downfall. Try to see your tributor, said, “Writing gives you (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) situation in terms of possibilities You can make major improve- a high-low with his doubleton. West’s comments were accu- You may be forced to deal with rather than limitations. ments if you set your mind to the illusion of control, and then West cashed the club king and rate as far as they went. But the affairs of your elders. If you GEMINI doing so. Someone you live with you realize it’s just an illusion, continued with the club queen, East had a much better play. haven’t left yourself enough time, (May 21-June 20) appears to be confused. Your abil- that people are going to bring on which East discarded the dia- He should have ruffed the club your partner may be disgruntled. Friends may be unhappy if you ity to see situations from all sides Somehow, you must find bal- allow a new love to monopolize and your need for balance and their own stuff into it.” mond three. Now, though, West queen at trick three and cashed ance. your time. Try to maintain bal- fairness should help. In bridge articles, the author shifted to a heart. South won his diamond ace. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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BLONDIE Dean Young & John Marshall THE BORN LOSER Chip Sansom

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111414a7.indd 1 11/13/14 9:10 AM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 PAGE 8A SIDELINES PREP ROUNDUP ANDY HALL Rams stun P.K. Yonge, improve to 3-0 A night Palatka Daily News Junior Arnau Vidal scored eight the program,” said Rams coach Roger Vidal drilled the game’s lone goal For the first time in over a decade, minutes into the second half and that Lloyd, whose Rams have now won home from 23 yards out with a shot the Interlachen High School boys soc- goal held up as the host Rams stunned more games than they did in a 2-17 just under the upper left goal post. in the cer team is off to a 3-0 start. Gainesville P.K. Yonge, 1-0, in a 2013-14 season. “I’m very grateful for Goalie Marc Lennartz made the goal And for the first time ever, the District 5-2A matchup Thursday each and every one of them. They are hold up from there, stopping five shots Rams beat a team it always struggled night. all working hard and doing this sport press box with on the field. “I was elated for the boys and for year round. It’s fun and fantastic.” See ROUNDUP, Page 9A

ou just missed it. The University of Alabama Girls Basketball has been offering Crimson YTide fans the chance to experi- Dealing ence a game from the press box. The last bid I saw was $475 on a package that would allow you and three guests to take in the sights and sounds of the with crucial Western Carolina contest on Nov. 22 from the unique perspective of the press box at Bryant-Denny Stadium. In addition to four reserved seats in the Duke the box – presumably available because, well, the media that travel with the Catamounts of Western Florida State eyes Carolina don’t require many seats – the successful bidders would receive Miami’s Duke Johnson the same pregame materials the sports writers get, press box meals, By Kareem Copeland four (4) official Crimson Tide gameday Associated Press programs and the opportunity to meet the Crimson Tide Sports Network TALLAHASSEE — Miami run- radio crew, including the legendary ning back Duke Johnson circled Eli Gold. Saturday’s home game against rival Winners are cautioned that they Florida State on the calendar over a must observe press box rules of com- year ago, when his season ended portment – it is a working area and with a broken ankle on the turf in thus no cheering. (Quick aside: Tallahassee. Cheering is both distracting and Johnson finished 2013 just shy of embarrassing to working scribes who 1,000 yards rushing in eight games keep their passion to themselves. and has blown by that mark in 2014. Kerry Dunning and I were in the box The 5-foot-9, 206-pound junior ranks at a Florida-Georgia game 20-some No. 8 in the country with 1,213 years ago, sitting near a writer from yards and remains the centerpiece Philadelphia and some kid from of a Hurricanes team that dropped 4 Stuart wearing a Gator class ring. The of 5 games after Johnson was lost kid was constantly, and not so softly, last year. saying things like “we NEEDED that The second-ranked Seminoles call” and “gotta have this one.” We (9-0, 6-0 ACC, No. 3 CFP) know who could only imagine what the must be stopped to extend their Philadelphia writer thought of school-record win streak to 26 Florida’s small-town media. Kerry rat- games. ted him out at halftime – the kid from “Duke is just one of those backs Stuart, not the Philadelphia writer.) you really don’t see,” FSU defensive It doesn’t say whether the winners end Mario Edwards Jr. said. “He can would get to sit in on coach Nick CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News make a cut or stop and get back to Saban’s postgame press conference Palatka’s Tamara Roberts battles for the ball against Ridgeview’s Jai Davis. going full speed within two strides. (“presser” to use the actual lingo of us “Once he makes a cut and gets insiders) but maybe you could tell through a gap, you can pretty much them you’re from Palatka, the home- kiss the baby. He’s going to be gone.” town of good guy Jeff Purinton, the The Hurricanes (6-3, 3-2) have Tide’s associate athletic director of run on 56.1 percent of their offen- football media and as such, Saban’s sive snaps with a freshman, Brad shadow during halftime and postgame Kaaya, who’s still growing at quar- TV interviews. terback. Johnson brings a speed- Wait, never mind. You missed it. Taking Shape strength combination that had The deadline for bidding came and Florida State players struggling to went at 9 o’clock last night. My bad. find a comparison. And this is a Maybe I can make it up to you if Palatka routs district rival Ridgeview in opener, 48-9 team that last year faced Auburn’s you’re a fan of the Palatka Panthers Tre Mason and Boston College’s by putting together a Palatka Press Palatka Daily News are the Panthers’ only returning starters and two of Andre Williams — both in the NFL Box experience for some time in 2015. lready with a big piece in the middle – liter- only four returning varsity players. now. For you. Not you and three of your ally and figuratively – the other pieces of “For our opening game, with only four returning “Duke is a lot stronger than he friends. the 2014-15 Palatka High School girls bas- players, I was impressed,” said PHS coach Jason was the previous two years,” Miami The press box at Veterans ketball team are beginning to find their Shaw. “We had quite a bit of turnovers, but we coach Al Golden said. “So he is fast- Memorial Stadium is one of the nicest place. caused quite a bit. I was pleased with our aggressive- er. He’s always been quick and has and largest in Northeast Florida – in AThe day after signing with Ole Miss, fourth-year ness. an excellent lateral cut. He’s run- stark contrast to St. Johns County, starting center Jonell Williams opened her senior “Tamara’s working at the point. Alexus is grasp- ning behind his pads better, and he where everyone is rich and yet new season with a double double and the Panthers ham- ing the system and she’s going to contribute quite a has the ability to use a stiff arm at schools like Creekside and Ponte mered hapless District 4-5A rival Orange Park bit. She and Jaelyn (Hendrieth) are going to anchor the second level or make you miss.” Vedra won’t spring for a decent-sized Ridgeview 48-9 in Thursday’s season opener at PHS. us on the perimeter on defense and Jonell’s going to The Florida State front seven press box. Still, four freeloaders would The 6-foot-2 Williams scored 17 points and anchor us in the middle.” understand there’s a heavier load to be a problem, especially if the visiting grabbed 14 rebounds in a game that ended with a The Panthers play at Baker County tonight in a carry this week. The run defense team has a radio crew. (I hasten to running clock. It was 16-2, 28-6 and 43-7 at the quar- rematch of last season’s first-round playoff game, ranks No. 35 in the country and has add that the press boxes at Crescent ter breaks. won by Palatka. allowed 135.7 yards per game. City’s Wisnoski Field and Transfer Alexus Banks scored nine points and n In a game that featured 53 fouls being whistled, Louisville running back Michael Interlachen’s Thompson-Baker made four steals in her Palatka debut. Rick’era host Dunnellon, led by Tyra Thomas’ 30 points, Dyer gashed the Seminoles for 134 Stadium are just as big, just as nice Herring claimed seven rebounds and Tamara defeated Interlachen, 60-55. Jayda Perez led the yards and Notre Dame’s Tarean and just as air-conditioned.) Roberts made five assists in her first start at the Rams (1-2) with 24 points. Folston put up 120. Press box meals? There aren’t any, point. per se. As a proud member of the Williams and Roberts, a converted shooting guard, See BASKETBALL, Page 9A See FSU, Page 9A Kiwanis Club of Palatka, I feed myself, my wife and my boy from the Kiwanis-operated concession stands. As a cheapskate, I don’t pay and sorry, I don’t think I could get away with FHSAA Football Playoffs Tonight swiping anything for a fourth person. On the other hand, if you can help me PALATKA (4-5) AT BISHOP KENNY (8-1) passing game despite the graduation of QB John favorite over Pierson Taylor in on stuff like identifying who recovered Where, when: Parete Field, Wolford, the starter as a true freshman at Wake the other Region 4-1A semifi- a fumble, I can probably score a slice 7:30 p.m. Radio: Palatka Forest. Kenny wideout Charles Wade had 50 nal, on Friday, Nov. 21. Dixie or two of the WIYD radio guys’ half- WIYD 1260AM, Jacksonville receptions for 962 yards and 13 touchdowns; he’s County will host. time pizza. You’d be on your own for a WJXL 92.5FM. also run 21 times for 374 yards, often from the Last week: Crescent City drink. How they got here: wildcat formation. Third-year Palatka QB De’Abrie lost to Orlando First Academy, Pregame materials? Like stats and Palatka is District 4-5A runn- Smith is back after missing St. Augustine game for 38-34. Union County defeated rosters and such? You’re reading this erup. Kenny is District 3-5A disciplinary reasons. Wildwood, 60-6. paper right now, so presumably you champion. Directions: State Road 207 north to Interstate Series: Union County leads read our game-week stories on the The winner gets: The Clay- 95. North on I-95 to Emerson Street exit in 9-0 and won last meeting 41-13 in 2013. Panthers and the “Football Tonight” Jacksonville Westside Region 1-5A quarterfinal on Jacksonville. Right off exit ramp, left on Atlantic All-time playoff records: Crescent City 3-13, recap that runs on Friday. So, there Friday, Nov. 21. Palatka would travel no matter and travel 1.5 miles to Kingman. Look for Union County 20-14. you go. As for rosters, check out the which team wins the other game. Assumption School on right and turn right to the Overview: Third straight first-round matchup MaxPreps web site and hope the other Last week: Palatka lost to St. Augustine, 38-0. high school. with Union County for the Raiders, who are looking team posted something; print it out Kenny defeated Jacksonville Episcopal, 31-14. for their first postseason win since 2000. Dadrian and bring it along. Series: Kenny leads 1-0 and won last meeting UNION COUNTY (8-2) AT CRESCENT CITY (7-3) Ellis (120 carries, 1,298 yards) and Ryne Beasley 44-22 in 2013. Where, when: Wisnoski Field at Wiltcher (57-111-8, 1,168 yards, 14 TDs) make Crescent See HALL, Page 9A All-time playoff records: Palatka 17-20, Bishop Stadium, 7:30 p.m. Radio: Palatka WPLK 800AM. City effective on the ground and through the air. Kenny 4-11. How they got here: Crescent City is District Tiger QB Caleb Cox (6-3, 194) has completed 125 Overview: Panthers look to bounce back from 8-1A champion. Union County is District 7-1A run- of 202 passes for 1,759 yards and 25 touchdowns ANDY HALL mistake-filled St. Augustine game by beating the nerup. with five interceptions. Five Union County receiv- Sports Editor 312-5239 Crusaders, who have not missed a beat in the The winner gets: Dixie County, a prohibitive ers have at least 11 receptions. [email protected]

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Phoenix 112, Brooklyn 104 Kickoff Returns 3-75 2-47 CALENDAR Portland 130, Denver 113 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 0-0 Gators open vs. William & Mary NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Houston 113, Minnesota 101 Comp-Att-Int 22-39-0 26-34-0 schools, leagues and recreation Thursday’s Games Sacked-Yards Lost 2-10 5-35 GAINESVILLE — Florida coach Billy Donovan departments and are subject to Memphis 111, Sacramento 110 Punts 2-37.0 3-41.0 change without notice. AUTO RACING Chicago 100, Toronto 93 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 doesn’t share the same, lofty opinion of his team as 11:30 a.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Nationwide Dallas 123, Philadelphia 70 Penalties-Yards 7-70 4-30 the pollsters. FRIDAY, November 14 practice for Ford Eco- Brooklyn at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Time of Possession 27:38 32:22 HIGH SCHOOL Boost 300, at Homestead Friday’s Games INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Asked whether the Gators should be ranked No. 7, Football 12:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Sprint Cup prac- Milwaukee at Orlando, 7 p.m. RUSHING—Buffalo, Dixon 10-35, B. Donovan shook his head and said, “No, no, not even Region 4-1A Tournament tice for Ford EcoBoost Denver at Indiana, 7 p.m. Brown 6-14, Watkins 1-3, Orton 2-2. First Round 400, at Homestead Miami at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Miami, Miller 15-86, Dan.Thomas remotely close.” Lake Butler Union County at Crescent 2:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Truck pole qual- Cleveland at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 5-23, Tannehill 4-16. Of course, Donovan expressed a similar sentiment City, 7:30 p.m. ifying for Ford EcoBoost Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. PASSING—Buffalo, Orton 22-39-0- about last year’s team, just before Florida won 30 Region 1-5A Tournament 200, at Homestead Minnesota at New Orleans, 8 p.m. 193. Miami, Tannehill 26-34-0-240. First Round 4 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Nationwide final Detroit at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. RECEIVING—Buffalo, Hogan 7-74, consecutive games, went undefeated in Southeastern Palatka at Jacksonville Bishop Kenny, Philadelphia at Houston, 8 p.m. B.Brown 7-57, Watkins 3-32, Woods Conference play and advanced to the Final Four for 7:30 p.m. practice for Ford Eco- Charlotte at Phoenix, 9 p.m. 2-15, Dixon 2-13, Gragg 1-2. Miami, Girls Basketball Boost 300, at Homestead San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10 p.m. Landry 5-46, Clay 5-31, M.Wallace the fourth time in his 19-year tenure. Palm Coast Matanzas at Crescent 6 p.m. ESPN2 NASCAR Sprint Cup pole 4-38, Hartline 3-55, Williams 2-38, “And I was right,” Donovan said. “We were totally City, 6 p.m. qualifying for Ford Eco- Gibson 2-13, Miller 2-12, Sims 2-11, Palatka at Glen St. Mary Baker Boost 300, at Homestead NFL Tannehill 1-(minus 4). dysfunctional. Now, we evolved into a team and County, 6 p.m. 8 p.m. Fox Sports 1 NASCAR Truck Ford Eco- AMERICAN CONFERENCE MISSED FIELD GOALS—Buffalo, hopefully we can again.” Boost 200, at Homestead East Carpenter 47 (WL). SATURDAY, November 15 W L T Pct PF PA Florida gets its first chance to move in that direc- No events scheduled. New England 7 2 0 .778 281 198 tion tonight in the season opener against William & COLLEGE FOOTBALL Miami 6 4 0 .600 249 180 NHL 8 p.m. ESPN2 Tulsa at UCF Buffalo 5 5 0 .500 200 204 EASTERN CONFERENCE Mary. TIDES N.Y. Jets 2 8 0 .200 174 265 Atlantic Division The Gators will be without center Chris Walker, Palatka City Dock GOLF South GP W L OT Pts GF GA who was suspended the first two games of the regu- High Low 2 p.m. Golf Channel PGA OHL Classic, second W L T Pct PF PA Montreal 17 12 4 1 25 45 43 Today 8:45A,9:03P 4:04A,4:16P round, at Playa del Car- Indianapolis 6 3 0 .667 290 211 Tampa Bay 17 11 4 2 24 61 46 lar season for violating team rules. They also will be Nov. 15 9:39A,9:55P 4:53A,5:11P men, Mexico Houston 4 5 0 .444 206 197 Toronto 16 9 5 2 20 53 43 without forward Alex Murphy, who transferred from Nov. 16 10:35A,10:48P 5:40A,6:04P 5 p.m. Golf Channel LPGA Lorena Ochoa Invi- Tennessee 2 7 0 .222 144 223 Boston 18 10 8 0 20 49 48 tational, second round, at Jacksonville 1 9 0 .100 158 282 Detroit 15 7 3 5 19 40 37 Duke in the middle of last season and must sit out St. Augustine Beach Mexico City (tape) North Ottawa 15 7 4 4 18 41 38 the fall semester under NCAA rules. Guards DeVon High Low W L T Pct PF PA Florida 13 5 4 4 14 24 31 Today 12:50A,1:09P 7:11A,7:46P 4 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA Turkish Cleveland 6 3 0 .667 209 172 Buffalo 18 3 13 2 8 24 66 Walker (knee) and Brandone Francis (academics) Nov. 15 1:42A,2:00P 8:08A,8:36P Airlines Open, third round, Cincinnati 5 3 1 .611 197 211 Metropolitan Division are expected to miss the entire season. Nov. 16 2:37A,2:54P 9:03A,9:24P at Belek, Turkey Pittsburgh 6 4 0 .600 261 239 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Baltimore 6 4 0 .600 261 181 Pittsburgh 14 10 3 1 21 55 32 Donovan still has plenty of returning talent — MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL West N.Y. Islanders 15 10 5 0 20 48 42 point guard Kasey Hill, sharp-shooter Michael LOCAL BOWLING 1 p.m. ESPNU Division III, Hampden- W L T Pct PF PA Washington 15 7 5 3 17 49 44 Frazier II and versatile forward Dorian Finney- TUESDAY NIGHT Sydney vs. U.S. Coast Denver 7 2 0 .778 286 202 N.Y. Rangers 16 7 6 3 17 47 50 MADNESS LEAGUE Guard Academy, at Agua- Kansas City 6 3 0 .667 217 151 Philadelphia 14 7 5 2 16 45 43 Smith lead the way — but a totally different makeup At Putnam Lanes dilla, Puerto Rico San Diego 5 4 0 .556 205 186 New Jersey 16 7 7 2 16 43 50 from a year ago. November 4 Oakland 0 9 0 .000 146 252 Carolina 15 5 7 3 13 36 47 6 p.m. ESPNU Presbyterian at Duke NATIONAL CONFERENCE Columbus 15 4 10 1 9 38 55 Standings: Wipeout, 31-13; J&C, 7 p.m. ESPN Minnesota vs. Louisville, 30.5-13.5; S&N, 30-14; Honey Bunny, East WESTERN CONFERENCE NFL 26-18; Up Your Alley, 25-19; Double at Aguadilla, Puerto Rico W L T Pct PF PA Central Division Impact, 22-22; Sun Supply II, 21.5- 7:30 p.m. Sun Sports Georgia at Georgia Tech Philadelphia 7 2 0 .778 279 198 GP W L OT Pts GF GA 22.5; Oops, 21-23; Always Late, 8 p.m. ESPNU North Carolina Central at Dallas 7 3 0 .700 261 212 St. Louis 16 11 4 1 23 45 32 Tannehill rallies Dolphins to win 21-23; Watermelon, 20.5-23.5; TV, North Carolina N.Y. Giants 3 6 0 .333 195 247 Nashville 16 10 4 2 22 41 34 19-25; The Incredibowls, 16.5-27.5; 9 p.m. Sun Sports Central Arkansas at Washington 3 6 0 .333 197 229 Winnipeg 17 9 6 2 20 33 36 Taz, 13-31; Double Trouble, 11-33. Creighton South Chicago 16 9 6 1 19 44 30 MIAMI GARDENS — When Miami Dolphins High scratch game, team: Sun 10 p.m. ESPNU Milwaukee at Auburn W L T Pct PF PA Minnesota 15 8 7 0 16 44 35 rookie receiver Jarvis Landry dived into the end zone Supply II, 377; S&N, 372; Double 10 p.m. FS Florida Tennessee Martin at Mar- New Orleans 4 5 0 .444 251 225 Colorado 18 5 8 5 15 44 59 Carolina 3 6 1 .350 198 281 Dallas 15 5 6 4 14 44 53 for a fourth-quarter touchdown, he was just getting Impact, 343. quette High handicap game, team: Sun Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 219 238 Pacific Division started. A replay review upheld the score, and Supply II, 485; TV, 450; S&N, 441. Tampa Bay 1 8 0 .111 167 272 GP W L OT Pts GF GA High scratch series, team: S&N, NBA North Anaheim 17 11 3 3 25 47 37 Landry then sprinted up and down the sideline in a 1,045; Double Impact, 998; Sun 7 p.m. FS Florida Bucks at Magic W L T Pct PF PA Vancouver 17 12 5 0 24 53 47 celebration of redemption. Supply II, 980. 10 p.m. ESPN Spurs at Lakers Detroit 7 2 0 .778 182 142 Los Angeles 16 8 4 4 20 42 36 High handicap series, team: Sun Green Bay 6 3 0 .667 277 205 Calgary 17 9 6 2 20 50 45 Landry bounced back from a potentially disas- Supply II, 1,304; TV, 1,270; S&N, MEN’S NATIONAL SOCCER Minnesota 4 5 0 .444 168 199 San Jose 18 9 7 2 20 53 51 trous fumble, and the Dolphins ended a streak of 1,252. 2:30 p.m. ESPN Exhibition, U.S. vs. Co- Chicago 3 6 0 .333 194 277 Arizona 15 6 8 1 13 37 51 three consecutive losses to Buffalo, overcoming a High scratch game, men: Larry lombia, at London West Edmonton 16 6 9 1 13 40 54 Soncrant, 243; Nick Straniero, 205; W L T Pct PF PA NOTE: Two points for a win, one third-quarter deficit to win 22-9. Tom Brown, 205. Arizona 8 1 0 .889 223 170 point for overtime loss. Ryan Tannehill shook off five sacks to throw late High handicap game, men: Larry TENNIS Seattle 6 3 0 .667 240 191 Wednesday’s Games Soncrant, 270; Nick Straniero, 244; 3 p.m. ESPN2 ATP World Tour Finals, San Francisco 5 4 0 .556 195 202 Anaheim 6, Los Angeles 5, SO touchdown passes of 7 yards to Brandon Gibson and Tom Brown, 242. round robin, at London St. Louis 3 6 0 .333 163 251 Toronto 6, Boston 1 8 yards to Landry. Tannehill went 26 for 34 for 240 High scratch series, men: Larry Thursday’s Game Thursday’s Games Soncrant, 632; Sim Suter, 523; Nick Miami 22, Buffalo 9 Colorado 4, N.Y. Rangers 3, SO yards, and Lamar Miller rushed for 86 yards. Boston 3 4 .429 3 Straniero, 522. Dunnellon 60, Interlachen 55 Sunday’s Games Winnipeg 3, Carolina 1 New York 2 7 .222 5 Miami trailed 9-3 before outscoring Buffalo 19-0 High handicap series, men: Larry Interlachen 7 12 22 14–55 Minnesota at Chicago, 1 p.m. Montreal 5, Boston 1 Philadelphia 0 8 .000 6½ Soncrant, 713; Chet Cowan, 643; Dunnellon 11 18 20 11–60 Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. San Jose 2, Tampa Bay 1 over the final 18 minutes. The Dolphins improved to Southeast Division Nate French, 642. Interlachen (1-2): Jones 0 4-7 4, Cincinnati at New Orleans, 1 p.m. St. Louis 4, Nashville 3 6-4, their best record after 10 games since 2008. W L Pct GB High scratch game, women: Millie Perez 9 2-2 24, Matthews 4 1-4 10, Denver at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Minnesota 6, Buffalo 3 Washington 6 2 .750 — The Bills, trying to end a 14-year playoff drought, Carbo, 488; Candy Stallings, 486; Simmons 4 2-4 10, Richardson 1 0-2 Houston at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Calgary 5, Arizona 3 Miami 5 3 .625 1 Sybeth Custer, 456. 2, Smith 1 0-2 3, Moore 1 0-0 2, Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. Ottawa at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. fell to 5-5 with their second loss in a row. Atlanta 4 3 .571 1½ High handicap game, women: Vivian Armstrong 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 9-21 55. Tampa Bay at Washington, 1 p.m. Dallas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Charlotte 3 5 .375 3 Brown, 640; Millie Carbo, 623; Toni Dunnellon (1-1): T. Thomas 12 4-4 30, San Francisco at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. Friday’s Games Orlando 3 6 .333 3½ Scroggins, 623. A. Thomas 0 2-4 2, Florvilus 1 1-3 3, Oakland at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Columbus at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Central Division High scratch series, women: Michele Hernandez 1 0-2 2, Dawson 2 4-11 8, Detroit at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. New Jersey at Washington, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB Adrian Peterson hearing Monday Fudo, 174; Millie Carbo, 170; Candy Hastings 0 1-3 1, Oliver 5 4-10 14, Philadelphia at Green Bay, 4:25 p.m. Pittsburgh at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Chicago 7 2 .778 — Stallings, 169. Guntram 0 0-0 0, Morgan 0 0-0 0, New England at Indianapolis, 8:30 Chicago at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Cleveland 3 3 .500 2½ High handicap series, women: Vivian Botelno 0 0-0 0, Fernandez 0 0-0 0. p.m. N.Y. Islanders at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee 4 4 .500 2½ NEW YORK — Adrian Peterson will have a hear- Brown, 235; Michele Fudo, 225; Jean Totals 21 16-37 60. Open: Baltimore, Dallas, Arizona at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Indiana 3 6 .333 4 Brewer, 215; Millie Carbo, 215. Three-point FG: Perez 4, Matthews, Jacksonville, N.Y. Jets ing via conference call on Monday about possible Detroit 2 6 .250 4½ Splits converted: Jay Crowe, 5-10 Smith, T. Thomas. Team fouls: Monday’s Game reinstatement with the Minnesota Vikings. WESTERN CONFERENCE (clean game); Anthony Mischitelli, Interlachen 30, Dunnellon 23. Fouled Pittsburgh at Tennessee, 8:30 p.m. Sharks 2, Lightning 1 Southwest Division The hearing will be handled by Shyam Das, an 3-10; Sim Suter, 4-7-9; Michelle Fudo, out: Smith, Richardson, Florvillus. San Jose 0 2 0—2 W L Pct GB 3-10 (2); Cody Thayer, 3-10; J.D. Technical fouls: none. Tampa Bay 0 0 1—1 arbiter used by the NFL and NFLPA under the col- Memphis 8 1 .889 — Pulley, 3-10; Sybeth Custer, 5-10. Dolphins 22, Bills 9 First Period—None. Penalties— Wednesday’s game Houston 7 1 .875 ½ lective bargaining agreement reached in 2011. Buffalo 3 3 3 0— 9 Gudas, TB (interference), 14:52; San Forest Lake 46, Crescent City 6 Dallas 6 3 .667 2 Miami 3 0 9 10—22 Jose bench, served by Hertl (too many Through the players’ union, Peterson entered a Crescent City 0 0 4 2– 6 New Orleans 4 3 .571 3 PREP BASKETBALL First Quarter men), 18:30. Forest Lake 14 11 12 9–46 San Antonio 4 3 .571 3 non-injury grievance regarding when his paid leave GIRLS Mia—FG Sturgis 38, 6:40. Second Period—1, San Jose, Crescent City (0-1): Williams 1 0-0 2, Northwest Division Palatka 48, O.P. Ridgeview 9 Buf—FG Carpenter 33, :13. Thornton 6, 5:23. 2, San Jose, on the commissioner’s exempt list is supposed to end. Brown 0 1-2 1, T. Johnson 1 1-2 3. W L Pct GB O.P. Ridgeview 2 4 1 2– 9 Second Quarter Kennedy 1 (Burns, Niemi), 10:37. Lawyers representing the union and the NFL will Totals 2 2-4 6. Portland 6 3 .667 — Palatka 16 12 15 5–48 Buf—FG Carpenter 21, 3:26. Penalties—Nieto, SJ (hooking), 2:19; Apopka Forest Lake (1-0): Collins 1 Oklahoma City 3 6 .333 3 discuss the grievance. Orange Park Ridgeview (0-3, 0-1): Third Quarter Johnson, TB (goaltender interference), 2-2 4, Paige 1 0-0 2, Henry 1 0-0 2, A. Utah 3 6 .333 3 Snyder 0 0-0 0, Davis 2 2-4 6, Bryant Buf—FG Carpenter 46, 6:26. 8:37; Tampa Bay bench, served by Peterson has been on that list since Sept. 18 fol- Johnson 3 0-0 6, Kayla Lopez 2 0-0 4, Minnesota 2 5 .286 3 1 0-0 2, Sulph 0 0-0 0, Farrell 0 1-2 Mia—Gibson 7 pass from Tannehill Drouin (too many men), 18:37. Kalina Lopez 1 0-0 2, Luna 5 0-0 11, Denver 1 6 .143 4 lowing his indictment for felony child abuse in Texas. 1, Erickson 0 0-0 0, Reyes 0 0-0 0, (Sturgis kick), 2:18. Third Period—3, Tampa Bay, Stamkos Peterson 1 0-0 2, Xavier 2 0-0 4, Pacific Division Henry 0 0-0 0, Lealie 0 0-0 0, McCue Mia—Team safety, 1:03. 11 (Sustr, Filppula), 9:35. Penalties— The running back pleaded no contest last week to a Pedraza 4 0-0 9. Totals 21 2-2 46. W L Pct GB 0 0-0 0, Carey 0 0-0 0. Totals 3 3-6 Fourth Quarter Vlasic, SJ (tripping), 2:39; Wingels, SJ Three-point FG: Luna, Pedraza. Team Golden State 5 2 .714 — lesser charge of misdemeanor reckless assault, free- 9. Mia—Landry 8 pass from Tannehill (tripping), 3:29. fouls: Crescent City 5, Apopka Forest Phoenix 5 3 .625 ½ Palatka (1-0, 1-0): Roberts 2 0-1 4, (Sturgis kick), 11:35. Shots on Goal—San Jose 17-14-8— ing him from the court system provided he fulfills his Lake 5. Fouled out: none. Technical L.A. Clippers 4 3 .571 1 Lewis 1 1-2 3, McCaskill 0 3-3 3, Bell Mia—FG Sturgis 32, 3:01. 39. Tampa Bay 9-8-16—33. fouls: none. Sacramento 5 4 .556 1 probation terms. 0 0-0 0, Hendrieth 1 1-2 3, Williams 7 A—71,573. Power-play opportunities—San Jose L.A. Lakers 1 7 .125 4½ 3-6 17, Tolbert 1 0-0 2, Herring 1 0-1 0 of 3; Tampa Bay 0 of 4. –Associated Press Wednesday’s Games 2, Edwards 2 1-1 5, Banks 2 5-6 9. Buf Mia Goalies—San Jose, Niemi 7-5-1 (33 NBA Washington 107, Detroit 103 Totals 17 14-22 48. First downs 13 24 shots-32 saves). Tampa Bay, Bishop EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlanta 100, Utah 97 Three-point FG: none. Team fouls: Total Net Yards 237 330 9-2-2 (39-37). Atlantic Division Indiana 81, Miami 75 Orange Park Ridgeivew 19, Palatka Rushes-yards 19-54 24-125 A—19,004 (19,204). T—2:23. W L Pct GB Oklahoma City 109, Boston 94 11. Fouled out: Carey, Sulph. Passing 183 205 Referees—Gord Dwyer, Francois St. Toronto 7 2 .778 — Orlando 97, New York 95 Technical fouls: none. Punt Returns 1-11 0-0 Laurent. Linesmen—Brad Kovachik, Brooklyn 4 3 .571 2 New Orleans 109, L.A. Lakers 102 FSU Tim Nowak. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A

Florida State has been without one of its best run-stoppers in nose guard Niles Lawrence- Trout, Kershaw capture MVP honors Stample since he tore a pectoral muscle in September. The coaching staff has moved starters By Ben Walker “Just anxious throughout the day,” Trout Kansas City in his first playoff try. around up front looking for the best combination, Associated Press said of the waiting period. “I knew the experi- “It’s tough to do. You have all these expecta- but coach Jimbo Fisher thinks the unit has begun ence I had the last two years. It helped me with tions, you want to do so good,” he said. to hit its stride with a mixture of young players NEW YORK — For once, Clayton Kershaw it.” The awards voting was completed by the end gaining more experience and Edwards and the was glad to see a long shutout streak end. Trout, the MVP of the All-Star game in July, of the regular season. linebackers getting healthier. Kershaw became the first pitcher to win the and Kershaw both led their teams to West divi- Kershaw breezed past Miami bopper “Their thing is running, man,” Edwards said. National League MVP award since Bob Gibson sion titles. In August, they finally faced each in Giancarlo Stanton and Pittsburgh outfielder “We have to stop the run and then make it one in 1968, coasting to an easy victory Thursday. a regular-season game — Trout singled, dou- Andrew McCutchen to become Most Valuable dimensional.” “A little bit of shock, honestly,” the Dodgers bled and struck out looking at Dodger Stadium. Player. ace said on a conference call. “I guess I never Someday, they hope to meet in October. While Detroit pitcher Justin Verlander won really anticipated to win that.” “I think in the future we’re going to contend the AL MVP in 2011, no one on the NL side had A day after unanimously taking the NL Cy for the World Series, year in and year out,” done it for nearly a half-century. Young Award, Kershaw completed a Los Kershaw said. There was plenty of everyday player-vs.- Basketball Angeles sweep. A little earlier, Angels outfield- To do that, they want to improve in the play- pitcher MVP debate before this announcement. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A er Mike Trout was a unanimous pick for the AL offs. Kershaw went 0-2 with a 7.82 ERA against Kershaw had acknowledged “there are so many MVP. St. Louis in the Division Series, leaving him 1-5 people out there who don’t think a pitcher n Crescent City committed more than 25 turnovers Trout had been blanked in his bid the past with a 5.12 ERA in the postseason. should win.” and failed to score in the first half of a season-opening two years, finishing second both times to The MVP and Cy Young prizes don’t “take But the 26-year-old lefty again dominated 46-6 loss at Apopka Forest Lake on Wednesday. Detroit slugger Miguel Cabrera. The 23-year- the sting away of what happened in the play- the hitters — Kershaw led the majors in wins Tazariah Johnson scored three points for the old Trout was the youngest unanimous MVP offs,” Kershaw said. and ERA while going 21-3 with a 1.77 ERA and Raiders. pick in major league history. Trout went 1 for 12 in a three-game sweep by throwing a no-hitter.

n After an 0-4 start against half, the last goal with 1:58 to go, added the other goal for the Rams tougher, bigger competition, host to pull into a 3-3 tie. (4-2-1, 0-1). Samantha Pearson Hall Roundup Crescent City finally played a Genisha Wilson scored all three had two assists and Quinby had CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A game that wasn’t a loss. goals for the Panthers (3-3-2, 0-1- the other, while Ariel Lucas Instead, the Raiders and Port 1) and had a shot at a fourth goal stopped 15 shots in defeat. The Panther Sports Network Radio crew? Gotcha. for the shutout. Orange Spruce Creek played to a one minute after the Raiders tied Matt Buckles and Tony Paproski are newbies for The Rams, who outshot the scoreless tie. the game, but her shot trickled a GIRLS WEIGHTLIFTING WIYD and not yet in the same league as Eli Gold, Blue Wave, 18-5, will get tested Elias Segura came up big with foot wide of the net. n Bradford won a season-open- but they’re nice, knowledgeable guys. You can dis- next week with district home 10 saves for the Raiders, who Haley Ridenour had an assist, ing tri-meet at Palatka, collecting tract them while I steal you some pizza. (Again, you matches with Crescent City on were outshot, 22-5. The Raiders while Courtney Mikel stopped 45.5 points. Interlachen (29.5) would be on your own for a drink.) You would also Wednesday and Keystone Heights were also without four injured nine shots for Palatka. nosed out the Panthers (28) for get to meet the Panthers’ public address announcer, on Friday. players, according to coach John n Host Interlachen took a 2-0 second place. Brian Dampier. There isn’t a better one. “We have a talented group of Thomas, including last season’s lead after eight minutes, but Miranda Polk (139-pound Cheering in the press box? Knock yourself out. young men here,” said Lloyd, Daily News Player of the Year watched as District 5-2A rival class), Jerri Mae Bedenbaugh Just not while Brian’s trying to tell everyone what whose Rams took their lumps last Cesar Maldonado. P.K. Yonge bounced back to tie (183) and Brittany Viers (unlimit- happened on the last play or which car has to be year with 15 new players who the game at halftime, then scored ed) were winners for Interlachen. moved immediately. have matured into this season. GIRLS SOCCER twice in the second half to score Kaci Polk (119), Vanessa Gillman There you have it, friends, the Palatka Press Box “We will prepare well both men- n Host Palatka held a 3-0 lead the 5-3 win over the Rams in the (199) and Caitlyn Tompson Experience. tally and physically for those at halftime, but watched as Rams’ district opener. (unlimited) all placed second. Bidding’s open. matches. With each week, we’ll District 4-3A rival Orange Park Freshman Amanda Quinby Palatka’s top finishers were not get better.” scored three goals in the second scored twice and Alison Ray available. Andy Hall is sports editor of the Palatka Daily News. MIDDAY CASH 3 8-3-2 MIDDAY PLAY 4 5-7-8-3 FLORIDA LOTTERY THURSDAY EVENING CASH 3 1-3-5 EVENING PLAY 4 6-6-9-3 FANTASY 5 11-12-17-21-26

111414a9.indd 1 11/14/14 12:34 AM IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY CIVIL DIVISION Case No. 2013-CA-000176- 53 Division: 53 U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- SOCIATION Plaintiff, vs. MARK B. MILES, DE- BORAH W. MILES, SUN- TRUST BANK, AND UN- KNOWN TENANTS/OWN- ERS, Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given, pur- suant to Final Judgment of Foreclosure for Plaintiff entered in this cause on October 27, 2014, in the Circuit Court of Putnam County, Florida, I will sell the property situated in Putnam County, Florida de- scribed as: BEING IN THE CITY OF PALATKA, IN THE COUNTY OF PUTNAM AND STATE OF FLORIDA AND PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE WEST SIDE OF RIVER STREET, 150.0 FEET DIS- TANT IN A NORTHEAST- ERLY DIRECTION, FROM THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BLOCK 47, ACCORD- ING TO THE MAP OF PAL- ATKA, ON FILE IN THE CLERK'S OFFICE, PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND RUNNING THENCE IN A NORTHEASTERLY DIR- ECTION, ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF RIVER STREET, 50.0 FEET; THENCE IN A NORTH- WESTERLY DIRECTION, PARALLEL WITH KIRK- LAND STREET, 150.0 FEET; THENCE IN A SOUTHWESTERLY DIREC- TION, PARALLEL WITH RIVER STREET, 50.0 FEET; THENCE IN A SOUTH- EASTERLY DIRECTION, PARALLEL WITH KIRK- LAND STREET, 150.0 FEET TO POINT OF BEGINNING. ALSO, THE NORTHEAST- ERLY 50.0 FEET OF WA- TER LOT "B", IN FRONT OF BLOCK 47, CITY OF PALATKA, ALL ACCORD- ING TO COPY OF DICK'S MAP OF PALATKA, ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE CIR- CUIT COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. and commonly known as: 414 RIVER STREET, PAL- ATKA, FL 32177; including the building, appurten- ances, and fixtures located therein, at public sale, to the highest and best bid- der, for cash. Sales are held on the south front en- trance of the Putnam 10A CLASSIFIEDS • County Courthouse, on PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 March 26, 2015 at 11:00AM.

MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES FOR SALE RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION Any persons claiming an REAL ESTATE General interest in the surplus from 900 700 400 550 800 the sale, if any, other than IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Experienced Granite the property owner as of the date of the lis pendens THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL counter top installers must file a claim within 60 CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN & fabricators. Palatka. days after the sale. AND FOR PUTNAM 904-838-6030 COUNTY Dated this 30th day of Oc- GENERAL JURISDICTION tober, 2014. DIVISION Kennel Help, $8/hr Clerk of the Circuit Court CASE NO. 2013CA000673 Part-Time, 5 days Tim Smith U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- 386-649-8568 SOCIATION AS SUC- Pomona Park By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Deputy Clerk CESSOR BY MERGER OF U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- 11/7/14, 11/14/14 SOCIATION, ND., FOR SALE Now Hiring FT Service Legal No. 00028523 Plaintiff, Tech; Must be Drug vs. Free, Have good driving record. M-F starting @ GAYLE EVA PRICE, JAMES 4 LINES FOR.... $11/hr Will train. Apply in MARSHALL PRICE, UN- KNOWN TENANT IN POS- Person Champion IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SESSION 1, UNKNOWN Termite & Pest Control THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- TENANT IN POSSESSION $ 50 CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- 2, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Defendants. PT Maintenance & Re- 3 DAYS CASE #2013-000546-CA NOTICE OF FORECLOS- ...... 7 lief Mgr, self-storage fa- URE SALE cility. Must pass bkgd & LLOYD H. FALK, AS THE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN drug scrn 443-907-6140 PERSONAL REPRESENT- pursuant to a Summary Fi- ATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF nal Judgment of Foreclos- $ 75 RUSSELL THOMAS KO- ure entered September 22, HUTH, St. Johns Ship Building 2014 in Civil Case No. Plaintiff, 2013CA000673 of the Cir- 5 DAYS Shipyard now hiring. Job cuit Court of the SEVENTH ...... 10 v. fair @ Tractor Supply, Judicial Circuit in and for Palatka, 11/14 3p-7p & Putnam County, Palatka, CHRISTOPHER ROBERTS Florida, wherein U.S. BANK 11/15 8a-2p. Apply AND AMANDA GAIL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION $ 75 ROBERTS, F/K/A AMANDA online, hr@stjohns- AS SUCCESSOR BY MER- GAIL WAGENAAR, ANY GER OF U.S. BANK NA- ship.com or in person @ AND ALL UNKNOWN TEN- 560 Stokes Landing Rd., TIONAL ASSOCIATION ND. 10 DAYS ANTS, JOHN DOE and is Plaintiff and GAYLE EVA ...... 15 Palatka. 386-328-6054 MARY DOE and/or ALL PRICE, JAMES MAR- OTHERS WHOM IT MAY SHALL PRICE, UNKNOWN CONCERN TENANT IN POSSESSION $ 50 FINANCIAL Defendants. 1, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION 2, are De- NOTICE OF SALE fendants, the Clerk of 300 NOTICE OF SALE IS Court will sell to the 20 DAYS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant highest and best bidder for ...... 31 to an Order of Final Judg- cash at the south door of ment of Foreclosure dated the Putnam County Court- November 5, 2014, entered house, 410 St. Johns Ave., in Civil Case No. 13-546- Palatka, FL 32177 in ac- CA-53 of the Circuit Court $ 50 cordance with Chapter 45, of the 7th Judicial Circuit In Florida Statutes on the and for Putnam County, 25th day of November, 30 DAYS Florida, wherein ESTATE 2014 at 11:00 AM on the ...... 41 OF RUSSELL THOMAS KO- following described prop- ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER ONE CATEGORY. HUTH, Plaintiff and CHRIS- erty as set forth in said TOPHER ROBERTS AND Summary Final Judgment, THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. LEGALS AMANDA GAIL ROBERTS, to-wit: F/K/A AMANDA GAIL WA- GENAAR, are Defendant(s), 350 Lots 18 & 19, Block 21, I will sell to the highest and RIVER RIDGE SECTION, best bidder for cash. Sales ST. JOHNS RIVERSIDE ES- GARAGE SALE are held on the front steps TATES, as filed in Map of the courthouse or in Book 4, Pages 130, 131 and 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS room 250 at 410 St. Johns 132 of the Public Records Ave., Palatka, FL 32177 at of Putnam County, Florida. 11:00 o'clock A.M. on the 12th day of December, Any person claiming an in- 2014, the following de- terest in the surplus from scribed property as set the sale, if any, other than YARD forth in said Order of Final the property owner as of Judgment, to-wit: the date of the Lis Pen- dens, must file a claim Legal Notices Parcel 4, OLD AIRPORT within 60 days after the $ 75 FARMS SUBDIVISION, Put- sale. AD MUST INCLUDE SALE nam County, Florida, an unrecorded Subdivision, Dated this 30th day of Oc- ADDRESS OF and more particularly de- tober, 2014. SALE AND MUST In accordance with the pro- scribed as follows: BE PREPAID visions of State law, there Deputy Clerk being due and unpaid A parcel of land in Section CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT charges for which the un- 24, Township 8 South, COURT 10 dersigned is entitled to sat- Range 26 East. Commence As Clerk of the Court isfy an owner’s lien of the at the South 1/4 corner of By: /s/ Ruth Milligan said Section 24; thence ANNOUNCEMENTS FINANCIAL goods hereinafter de- EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT scribed and stored at: along the West line of the If you are a person with a REAL ESTATE Southeast 1/4 of said Sec- disability who needs an ac- 600 100 200 300 AMERICAN MINI STOR- tion 24, run North 00 de- commodation in order to AGE, 100 N. Hwy 17, Pal- grees 17 minutes 13 access court facilities or atka FL 32177 (386) 312- seconds West, 683.37 feet; participate in a court pro- 0064 thence North 89 degrees 21 ceeding, you are entitled, minutes 50 seconds East, at no cost to you, to the And, due notice having 2100 feet for the POINT OF provision of certain assist- been given, to the owner of BEGINNING; thence contin- ance. To request such an said property and all ue North 89 degrees 21 accommodation, please parties known to claim an minutes 50 seconds East, contact Court Administra- interest therein, and the 150 feet; thence South 00 tion in advance of the date time specified in such no- degrees 17 minutes 13 the service is needed: tice for payment of such seconds East, 327.01 feet; Court Administration, 125 thence South 89 degrees CLASSIFIEDS REGULAR CLASSIFIED having expired, the goods E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, will be sold at PUBLIC 21 minutes 50 seconds Daytona Beach, FL 32114; SALE at the above ad- West; thence North 00 de- (386) 257-6096. Hearing or ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 LINES - 5 DAYS dress to the highest bidder grees 17 minutes 13 voice impaired, please call or otherwise disposed of seconds West, 327.01 feet 1(800) 955-8770. on Friday Dec 19th,2014 @ to the POINT OF BEGIN- NING. 11/7/14, 11/14/14

100 11 A.M. Legal No. 00028569 Space #\Customer Name SUBJECT TO and TO- Inventory GETHER WITH that certain Easement for Passage and 2021 Brogen, Richard Ta- Repassage as filed of re- ble, Mattress, Couch, cord in Official Records Boxes Book 536, Page 731 of the Public Records of Putnam 2045 Keeley, D’Asha County, Florida. Couch/Loveseat, Crib, Ta- $ 20 ble, Household DATED at Palatka, Florida INCLUDES ALL this 7th day of November, 2183 McGee Jr, Joe Fur- 2014. CLASSIFICATIONS. niture, Fishing Equip, Ste- EMPLOYMENT reo CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT EXTRA LINES $2.26 COURT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Putnam County, Florida THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL PER LINE, PER DAY. 2187 Smith, De’Vante Bed- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT-

200 room Set, Tables, Misc By: /s/ Ashley Darby NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk GENERAL JURISDICTION 2188 Smith, De’Vante Tv, DIVISION Childrens items, Furniture 45 11/14/14, 11/21/14 CASE NO. 2012CA000015 2286 Taylor, Jasmine Tv’s, Legal No. 00028870 CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE Bed, Dresser ONEWEST BANK FSB, Plaintiff, 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS 2288 Horner, Jonathan Taxidermy, Oven, Pres- vs. sure Washer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL AUDREY F REDMOND; UN- LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES 2302 James, Shenta Wash- KNOWN TENANT NKA ISIS CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN er/Dryer, Furniture, Mat- WILLIAMS; UNKNOWN AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. tresses AND FOR PUTNAM FINANCIAL COUNTY TENANT NKA ROSETTA ELIZABETH GADSON ; NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. 11/14/14, 11/21/14 GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION SECRETARY OF HOUSING Legal No. 00028826 AND URBAN DEVELOP- 300 FREE C A S E N O . MENT; CAPITAL ONE 14000378CAAXMX BANK (USA) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ; UN - M&T BANK, KNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- Plaintiff, CIARIES DEVISEES AS- SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL vs. ITORS TRUSTEES AND MONDAY - FRIDAY COURT OF THE SEVENTH ALL OTHERS WHO MAY OFFICE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF CLAIM AN INTEREST IN FLORIDA, IN AND FOR THE UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DE- THE ESTATE OF CLARA I PUTNAM COUNTY MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; CIVIL DIVISION VISEES, GRANTEES, AS- SIGNEES, LIENORS , KATHY I. MCDONALD CREDITORS, TRUSTEES A/K/A KATHY TATE Case No. 2013-CA-000176- MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- HOURS 8am - 4pm 53 AND ALL OTHERS WHO QUAIG A/K/A CHANA LEGALS Division: 53 MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN THE ESTATE OF JANET YOST; JAMES ARTHUR L. CARTER, DECEASED, et MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- GENE TATE; JAMES HAR-

350 SOCIATION al. Defendant(s). VEY TATE; IRA DAVID Plaintiff, TATE; CHASE BANK USA NA., vs. NOTICE OF ACTION - CON- CLASSIFIED FAX STRUCTIVE SERVICE Defendant(s). CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL TO: THE UNKNOWN MARK B. MILES, DE- AMENDED NOTICE OF BORAH W. MILES, SUN- HEIRS, BENEFICIARIES, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, FORECLOSURE SALE TRUST BANK, AND UN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN KNOWN TENANTS/OWN- ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES pursuant to a Final Judg- DEADLINE... DEADLINE... ERS, ment of Foreclosure dated Defendants. AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST October 27, 2014, and ANNOUNCEMENTS entered in 2012CA000015 NOTICE OF SALE IN THE ESTATE OF JANET L. CARTER, DECEASED of the Circuit Court of the Notice is hereby given, pur- SEVENTH Judicial Circuit 100 whose residence is un- MERCHANDISE suant to Final Judgment of in and for Putnam County, 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. Foreclosure for Plaintiff known if he/she/they be liv- Florida, wherein ONEW- entered in this cause on ing; and if he/she/they be dead, the unknown defend- EST BANK FSB is the October 27, 2014, in the Plaintiff and AUDREY F 400 ants who may be spouses, Circuit Court of Putnam REDMOND; UNKNOWN (312-5200) (312-5209) County, Florida, I will sell heirs, devisees, grantees, TENANT NKA ISIS WILLI- the property situated in assignees, lienors, credit- ors, trustees, and all AMS; UNKNOWN TENANT Putnam County, Florida de- NKA ROSETTA ELIZA- scribed as: parties claiming an in- Visa, American Express or Discover) unless terest by, through, under or BETH GADSON; SECRET- ARY OF HOUSING AND GENERAL INFORMATION BEING IN THE CITY OF against the Defendants, a credit application is approved by the pub- who are not known to be URBAN DEVELOPMENT; PALATKA, IN THE COUNTY CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA) All advertising is accepted, subject to the OF PUTNAM AND STATE dead or alive, and all lisher. EMPLOYMENT parties having or claiming NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ; approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to OF FLORIDA AND PARTIC- UNKNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS to have any right, title or in-

200 CIARIES DEVISEES AS- revise or reject any advertisement without notice. FOLLOWS: terest in the property de- CANCELLATIONS scribed in the mortgage be- SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- The publisher reserves the right to correctly ing foreclosed herein. ITORS TRUSTEES AND BEGINNING AT A POINT IN ALL OTHERS WHO MAY classify and edit all copy. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- THE WEST SIDE OF RIVER PETS & SUPPLIES YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- CLAIM AN INTEREST IN STREET, 150.0 FEET DIS- THE ESTATE OF CLARA I Copy changes requested during a schedule celled during the schedule, but no refund will be TANT IN A NORTHEAST- FIED that an action to fore- close a mortgage on the MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; made. ERLY DIRECTION, FROM KATHY I. MCDONALD 550 constitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule following property: THE SOUTHEAST CORNER A/K/A KATHY TATE will be prepared. Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled OF BLOCK 47, ACCORD- THE EAST 80 FEET OF THE MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- ING TO THE MAP OF PAL- QUAIG A/K/A CHANA Please check your ad the first day it runs to during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate ATKA, ON FILE IN THE WEST 165 FEET OF LOT 3, BLOCK 46, TOWN OF YOST; JAMES ARTHUR CLERK'S OFFICE, PUT- MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- see that all of the information is correct. This will your billing to the nearest earned rate. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA, CRESCENT CITY, FLOR- Driver IDA, ACCORDING TO THE GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- insure that your ad is exactly what you want the AND RUNNING THENCE IN VEY TATE; IRA DAVID A NORTHEASTERLY DIR- PLAT THEREOF ON FILE reader to see. IN THE OFFICE OF THE TATE; CHASE BANK USA FREE ADS DRIVER TRAINEES! ECTION, ALONG THE NA., are the Defendant(s). WEST SIDE OF RIVER CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after GET PAID CDL COURT OF PUTNAM Tim Smith as the Clerk of If you have found an item or a pet or want to STREET, 50.0 FEET ; the Circuit Court will sell to TRAINING NOW! Learn THENCE IN A NORTH- COUNTY, FLORIDA. the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) the highest and best bid- to drive for Stevens WESTERLY DIRECTION, der for cash at the South The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- Transport. NO EXPERI- PARALLEL WITH KIRK- has been filed against you the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- and you are required to Front Door 410 St. Johns LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES ENCE NEEDED! LAND STREET, 150.0 Ave, Palatka, FL 32177, at ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning FEET; THENCE IN A serve a copy of your writ- tive days. New Drivers earn ten defenses, if any, to it 11:00 AM, on December 02, regarding classified bill to our business office at SOUTHWESTERLY DIREC- 2014, the following de- $900/wk + Benefits! TION, PARALLEL WITH on counsel for Plaintiff,

560 Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at scribed property as set 312-5203. Carrier covers cost! Be RIVER STREET, 50.0 FEET; whose address is 6409 Congress Avenue, Suite forth in said Final Judg- 800-881-7355. trained & based locally! THENCE IN A SOUTH- ment, to wit: EASTERLY DIRECTION, 100, Boca Raton, Florida Now Offering New 33487 on or befor e CREDIT POLICY PARALLEL WITH KIRK- LOT 14, BLOCK 12A, OF Regional Routes in FL! LAND STREET, 150.0 FEET 12/07/2014/(30 days from Rate charges are quoted at time of ad RATES/TERMS Date of First Publication of HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- 1-877-214-3624 TO POINT OF BEGINNING. TION OF ST. JOHNS ALSO, THE NORTHEAST- this Notice) and file the ori- placement and all ads must be paid for at time Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. ginal with the clerk of this RIVERSIDE ESTATES , ERLY 50.0 FEET OF WA- THIRD ADDITION REPLAT, of placement (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, All rates quoted are per line, per day. Needed: Class B CDL TER LOT "B", IN FRONT court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or ACCORDING TO THE MAP driver/laborer. MUST OF BLOCK 47, CITY OF OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- PALATKA, ALL ACCORD- immediately thereafter; pass criminal bkgd otherwise a default will be CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, ING TO COPY OF DICK'S PAGE 57 OF THE PUBLIC check. no felonies. Must MAP OF PALATKA, ON entered against you for the pass drug screen & relief demanded int he RECORDS OF PUTNAM FILE IN THE OFFICE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. MUST have clean Driver THE CLERK OF THE CIR- complaint or petition filed FOR RENT herein. License. Please apply in CUIT COURT, PUTNAM Any person claiming an in- REAL ESTATE COUNTY, FLORIDA. person at 1046 Air Park WITNESS my hand and the terest in the surplus from 600 Rd., Green Cove seal of this Court at Put- the sale, if any, other than 312-5200 and commonly known as: the property owner as of Springs, Fl. 32043 EOE 414 RIVER STREET, PAL- nam County, Florida, this 30th day of October, 2014. the date of the lis pendens ATKA, FL 32177; including must file a claim within 60 the building, appurten- TOLL FREE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT days after the sale. ances, and fixtures located COURT Medical therein, at public sale, to Dated this 6th day of the highest and best bid- November, 2014. PT or FT Medical Assist- der, for cash. Sales are BY: /s/ Ruth Milligan held on the south front en- DEPUTY CLERK ant needed w/2 yrs exp. trance of the Putnam Good salary, great hrs. 11/7/14, 11/14/14 Tim Smith County Courthouse, on As Clerk of the Court 800-881-7355 Fax resume: 329-8436 March 26, 2015 at 11:00AM. Legal No. 00028522 By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Any persons claiming an As Deputy Clerk interest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than IMPORTANT the property owner as of If you are a person with a the date of the lis pendens disability who needs an ac- FRIDAY.indd 1 must file a claim within 60 commodation in11/13/14 order to 3:05 PM days after the sale. access court facilities or participate in a court pro- Dated this 30th day of Oc- ceeding, you are entitled, tober, 2014. at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assist- Clerk of the Circuit Court ance. To request such an Tim Smith accommodation, please contact Court Administra- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell tion at least 7 days before Deputy Clerk your scheduled court ap- pearance, or immediately 11/7/14, 11/14/14 upon receiving this notific- Legal No. 00028523 ation if the time before the scheduled appearance is less than 7 days; Court Ad- ministration, 125 E. Or- ange Ave., Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, FL 32114; (386) 257-6096. Hearing or voice impaired, please call 1 (800) 955-8770. 11/14/14, 11/21/14 Legal No. 00028746 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF GENERAL JURISDICTION THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DIVISION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 2012CA000015 GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION ONEWEST BANK FSB, Plaintiff, CASE NO. 2012CA000015 vs. ONEWEST BANK FSB, Plaintiff, AUDREY F REDMOND; UN- KNOWN TENANT NKA ISIS vs. WILLIAMS; UNKNOWN TENANT NKA ROSETTA AUDREY F REDMOND; UN- ELIZABETH GADSON; KNOWN TENANT NKA ISIS SECRETARY OF HOUSING WILLIAMS; UNKNOWN AND URBAN DEVELOP- TENANT NKA ROSETTA MENT; CAPITAL ONE ELIZABETH GADSON; BANK (USA) NATIONAL SECRETARY OF HOUSING ASSOCIATION; UNKNOWN AND URBAN DEVELOP- HEIRS BENEFICIARIES DE- MENT; CAPITAL ONE VISEES ASSIGNEES LIEN- BANK (USA) NATIONAL ORS CREDITORS TRUST- ASSOCIATION ; UN- EES AND ALL OTHERS KNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- WHO MAY CLAIM AN IN- CIARIES DEVISEES AS- TEREST IN THE ESTATE SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- OF CLARA I MCQUAIG; ITORS TRUSTEES AND JOHNNY TATE; KATHY I. ALL OTHERS WHO MAY MCDONALD A/K/A KATHY CLAIM AN INTEREST IN TATE MCDANIEL; CHANA THE ESTATE OF CLARA I MCQUAIG A/K/A CHANA MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; YOST; JAMES ARTHUR KATHY I. MCDONALD MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- A/K/A KATHY TATE GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- VEY TATE; IRA DAVID QUAIG A/K/A CHANA TATE; CHASE BANK USA YOST; JAMES ARTHUR NA., MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- Defendant(s). GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- VEY TATE; IRA DAVID AMENDED NOTICE OF TATE; CHASE BANK USA FORECLOSURE SALE NA., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Defendant(s). pursuant to a Final Judg- ment of Foreclosure dated AMENDED NOTICE OF October 27, 2014, and FORECLOSURE SALE entered in 2012CA000015 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the Circuit Court of the pursuant to a Final Judg- SEVENTH Judicial Circuit ment of Foreclosure dated in and for Putnam County, October 27, 2014, and Florida, wherein ONEW- entered in 2012CA000015 EST BANK FSB is the of the Circuit Court of the Plaintiff and AUDREY F SEVENTH Judicial Circuit REDMOND; UNKNOWN in and for Putnam County, TENANT NKA ISIS WILLI- Florida, wherein ONEW- AMS; UNKNOWN TENANT EST BANK FSB is the NKA ROSETTA ELIZA- Plaintiff and AUDREY F BETH GADSON; SECRET- REDMOND; UNKNOWN ARY OF HOUSING AND TENANT NKA ISIS WILLI- URBAN DEVELOPMENT; AMS; UNKNOWN TENANT CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA) NKA ROSETTA ELIZA- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; BETH GADSON; SECRET- UNKNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- ARY OF HOUSING AND CIARIES DEVISEES AS- URBAN DEVELOPMENT; SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA) ITORS TRUSTEES AND NATIONAL ASSOCIATION ; ALL OTHERS WHO MAY UNKNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- CLAIM AN INTEREST IN CIARIES DEVISEES AS- THE ESTATE OF CLARA I SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; ITORS TRUSTEES AND KATHY I. MCDONALD ALL OTHERS WHO MAY A/K/A KATHY TATE CLAIM AN INTEREST IN MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- THE ESTATE OF CLARA I QUAIG A/K/A CHANA MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; YOST; JAMES ARTHUR KATHY I. MCDONALD MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- A/K/A KATHY TATE GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- VEY TATE; IRA DAVID QUAIG A/K/A CHANA TATE; CHASE BANK USA YOST; JAMES ARTHUR NA., are the Defendant(s). MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Tim Smith as the Clerk of GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL the Circuit Court will sell to VEY TATE; IRA DAVID CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN the highest and best bid- TATE; CHASE BANK USA AND FOR PUTNAM der for cash at the South NA., are the Defendant(s). COUNTY Front Door 410 St. Johns Tim Smith as the Clerk of GENERAL JURISDICTION Ave., Palatka, FL 32177, at the Circuit Court will sell to DIVISION 11:00AM, on December 02, the highest and best bid- 2014, the following de- der for cash at the South CASE NO. 2014-CA-000166 scribed property as set Front Door 410 St. Johns 53 forth in said Final Judg- Ave, Palatka, FL 32177, at ment, to wit: 11:00 AM, on December 02, BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., 2014, the following de- Plaintiff, LOT 14, BLOCK 12A, OF scribed property as set HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- forth in said Final Judg- vs. TION OF ST. JOHNS ment, to wit: RIVERSIDE ESTATES, ROBIN A RASH A/K/A/ THIRD ADDITION REPLAT, LOT 14, BLOCK 12A, OF ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, et ACCORDING TO THE MAP HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- al., OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- TION OF ST. JOHNS Defendants. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, RIVERSIDE ESTATES, PAGE 57 OF THE PUBLIC THIRD ADDITION REPLAT, NOTICE OF FORECLOS- RECORDS OF PUTNAM ACCORDING TO THE MAP URE SALE COUNTY, FLORIDA. OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, pursuant to a Summary Fi- Any person claiming an in- PAGE 57 OF THE PUBLIC nal Judgment of Foreclos- terest in the surplus from RECORDS OF PUTNAM ure entered September 10, the sale, if any, other than COUNTY, FLORIDA. 2014 in Civil Case No. the property owner as of 2013-CA-000166 53 of the the date of the lis pendens Any person claiming an in- Circuit Court of the SEV- must file a claim within 60 terest in the surplus from ENTH Judicial Circuit in days after the sale. the sale, if any, other than and for Putnam County, the property owner as of Florida, Palatka, Florida, Dated this 6th day of the date of the lis pendens wherein BANK OF AMER- November, 2014. must file a claim within 60 ICA, N.A. Is Plaintiff and days after the sale. ROBIN A RASH A/K/A Tim Smith ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, As Clerk of the Court Dated this 6th day of LILO FAY JOHNS, STATE November, 2014. OF FLORIDA11A CLASSIFIEDS DEPART- By: /s/ • Kelly Purcell MENT OF REVENUE, As Deputy PALATKA Clerk DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014 UNITED STATES OF 361 Horsemans Club Rd, Barrington Apts Florahome, Santa Rosa Tim Smith AMERICA, DEPARTMENT IMPORTANT LegalAs Clerk of Notices the Court OF THE TREASURY-IN- If you are a person with a Electronics Fri & Sat 8a -12p Lots of Sporting Goods Offering 2nd Month Free St. $79K 2BR/1BA TERNAL REVENUE SER- disability who needs an ac- good stuff Come & See! with New Lease. Call for Single-Family. Tons of By: /s/ Kelly Purcell IN THE CIRCUIT COURT VICE, GAINESVILLE REAL commodation in order to potential! Lease FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, access court facilities or FREE: 31" Sanyo TV, 2013 Yamaha gas golf details: 386-325-0512 As Deputy Clerk ESTATE MANAGEMENT www.barrington Program Available. FLORIDA, PROBATE DIVI- COMPANY, INC. AGENT participate in a court pro- cable-ready, remote, Fri, Sat & Sun 233 Trop- cart, like new, $4,895. IMPORTANT SION FOR THE OWNER D/B/A ceeding, you are entitled, not flat screen. ic Ave. Satsuma. Biker 386-467-8163 apartments.org 855-664-8357 If you are a person with a T HE WOODS APART- at no cost to you, to the 386-559-1446 leather & helmets, air File No. 2014-CP-366 provision of certain assist- disability who needs an ac- MENTS, UNKNOWN TEN- compressor, tools, misc. commodation in order to ANT IN POSSESSION 1, ance. To request such an Bowflex, $200. Crescent Lake Apts. access court facilities or IN RE: ESTATE OF accommodation, please UNKNOWN TENANT IN Fruits & 386-325-1503 1-2BR Apts. Available. participate in a court pro- CHARLES LAURENCE P OSSESSION 2, UN- contact Court Administra- Fr/Sa/Su 8a-? 768 3rd ceeding, you are entitled, SCOVELL, JR., Deceased. tion at least 7 days before Now Taking Apps for KNOWN SPOUSE OF LILO Ave., Welaka. Hshld at no cost to you, to the F AY JOHNS N/K/A your scheduled court ap- Vegetables Deer corn, whole cob, Waiting List. 840 Oak- provision of certain assist- NOTICE TO CREDITORS MITCHELL JOHNS, UN- pearance, or immediately contents: furn., books, $50/Bobcat scoop, wood St., Crescent City, ance. To request such an The administration of the upon receiving this notific- K NOWN SPOUSE OF Variety of Greens Christmas & other misc. $6/50lb bag. Bulls Hit Near Save-A-Lot. 386- accommodation, please estate of Charles Laurence ROBIN A. RASH A/K/A ation if the time before the starting @ $5/bag, contact Court Administra- Scovell, Jr., deceased, scheduled appearance is Ranch & Farm M-F 7-5 698-2205 Mon-Fri 9a-4p. Hastings, Harris St. ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, $3.50/bunch. Plus lots of tion at least 7 days before whose date of death was are Defendants, the Clerk less than 7 days; Court Ad- Huge 2-Family Sale Fri & Rental Assistance Avail- Spacious 6BR/2BA October 10, 2014, is other vegetables. Sun- your scheduled court ap- of Court will sell to the ministration, 125 E. Or- Sat 8:30-? 118 E. Oakhill able. This institution is an Home, 2078SF, Fixer pearance, or immediately pending in the Circuit highest and best bidder for ange Ave., Ste. 300 , shine Produce, corner of S&W 40 cal Chief Court for Putnam County, Dr. Palatka. Antiques, Equal Opportunity Upper. Lease To Own, upon receiving this notific- cash at the south door of Daytona Beach, FL 32114; Hwy 207 & Louis Broer Special semi-auto, 3in, ation if the time before the Florida, Probate Division, (386) 257-6096. Hearing or movies, furn., misc. Provider & Employer. $1K DN, $473/m, $55K. the Putnam County Court- Rd. E. Palatka. SS slide, alloy frame, scheduled appearance is the address of which is 410 house, 410 St. Johns ave., voice impaired, please call 1-800-955-8771 (TTY) St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, 2 mags, $500 firm. Lv 855-664-8357 less than 7 days; Court Ad- Palatka, FL 32177 in ac- 1(800) 955-8770. Huge Sale 111 Phillips ministration, 125 E. Or- FL 32177. The names and cordance with Chapter 45, msg: 386-698-1559 addresses of the personal Fuel Oil & Dairy Rd. Tools/yard ange Ave., Ste. 300 , Florida Statutes on the 2nd 11/14/14, 11/21/14 Homes for sale Palatka, Daytona Beach, FL 32114; representative and the per- day of December, 2014 at Legal No. 00028871 tools, hshld, furn., patio PETS & SUPPLIES (386) 257-6096. Hearing or sonal representative's at- 11:00 AM on the following Firewood furn., bdrm suite, etc. E. Palatka, Owner fin., voice impaired, please call torney are set forth below. described property as set low dn pymt. Starting 1 (800) 955-8770. forth in said Summary Fi- MERCHANDISE Firewood, seasoned 550 @ $40K, 386-559-0660 All creditors of the de- nal Judgment, to-wit: Huge Yard Sale Sat. Palatka Oaks Apts cedent and other persons Oak, $80 pick-up load 11/14/14, 11/21/14 only 8a-?, 230 Mango Dr. Now leasing studio apts. Legal No. 00028746 having claims or demands 400 (cord) delivered. Lot 13, Blk 5, COUNTRY Palatka. Toys, clothes, Call 328-6483 or stop by against decedent's estate CLUB HEIGHTS SUBDIVI- 386-659-1774 Mobile Homes on whom a copy of this no- SION, as per Plat thereof misc. items, furn, etc. 200 College Rd. tice is required to be recorded in Plat Book 4, served must file their Affordable living, quiet, Page 30, Public Records of * R&J Wood Service * Multi-Family Fri & Sat claims with this court Putnam County, Florida Senior park, $3,500- WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 Blackjack Oak, Oak, 417 W. Peniel Rd. IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL Business / $8,500, 386-698-3648 MONTHS AFTER THE TIME Any person claiming an in- $75/load delivered. Palatka. Children-adult COURT OF THE SEVENTH OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- lakecrescentflorida.com JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF terest in the surplus from 386-684-3116 jeans, scrubs, hshld. Commercial TION OF THIS NOTICE OR the sale, if any, other than FLORIDA, IN AND FOR 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE PUTNAM COUNTY the property owner as of Pets & Supplies For Sale or Rent OF SERVICE OF A COPY the date of the Lis Pen- Multi-Family Sat 9a-2p Comm. space for rent: CIVIL DIVISION OF THIS NOTICE ON Furniture & 2/1 $450/m + $450 sec dens, must file a claim 141 Elsie Dr. E. Palatka. 2417 Crill Ave. 1200SF THEM. Air / Heating 3 F. Chihuahua pups, or $13.9K 904-687-7212 Case No. 2013-CA-000129- within 60 days after the Upholstery Tools, clothes, jewelry, CH/A. Available 11/1. 53 sale. UTD on shots, $50 for $500/m 904-742-9761 All other creditors of the Free-standing propane bed, hshld, & more! Division: 53 decedent and other per- For Sale: Wicker table all. One 4-y/o F. Chihua- Dated this 7th day of furnace, no vent, 30K hua $50. 352-682-8131 Waterfront Property sons having claims or de- November, 2014. w/glass top & 3 chairs & AMERIS BANK mands against decedent's BTU, used one season. Sat 9-5, 115 Boat Ramp Plaintiff, recliner in good condi- 3BR/2BA DW San Mateo estate must file their claims Deputy Clerk Paid $600, asking $350. Rd. Palatka. Xmas dec., with this court WITHIN 3 tion. 386-326-3688 ADBA registered pit bull Medical office space for Double boat dock w/lift. vs. 386-467-9789 nuts/bolts, adult trike, bi- $87K OBO. Call for info MONTHS AFTER THE CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT male pups, 1 white, 1 lease. Exc. location near DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- cycle, car, toys, misc. & appt.: 904-626-5239 KIRK ALLEN COLLIER AND COURT black, 14 wks, $250 PCMC. 1st month's rent LICATION OF THIS NO- As Clerk of the Court Mattresses: Thick plush 904-725-3514/595-5083 UNKNOWN TICE. each. 386-983-9924 free. $12-$13 per sqft TENANTS/OWNERS , By: /s/ Ashley Darby Appliances pillow-top or tight-top, all Sat. 7am 100 Carriage based on lease period. Defendants. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED sizes. Cheapest prices! Dr. Palatka. Clothes, Approx. 1500sqft. 11/14/14, 11/21/14 Electric front-load dryer, Pomona Park 336-1544 LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES Mobile Home WITHIN THE TIME PERI- Legal No. 00028869 kids' stuff, small 386-328-1117 NOTICE OF SALE ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- wall-mount gas heater, furniture, & other misc. Notice is hereby given, pur- TION 733.702 OF THE With Land and TVs for sale. 560 suant to Final Judgment of FLORIDA PROBATE CODE 386-326-3688 Foreclosure for Plaintiff WILL BE FOREVE R Garage Sales Sat. 8a-2p 133 Cable Interlachen, Satsuma, entered in this cause on BARRED. Tower Rd. off Heidt Rd. Retail/Office for rent, Owner fin., low down October 27, 2014, in the 10-Family Community Circuit Court of Putnam New Black GE Appli- Fridge, furn., misc. 900+sqft on Moody Rd. pymt. Starting @ NOTWITHSTANDING THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ances: wall oven, glass Yard Sale @ Mt. Royal. County, Florida, I will sell TIME PERIODS SET FORTH THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Priced to sell! near Walmart $800/m. $25K, 386-559-0660 the property situated in ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- cook top, range hood, Rt. 309, S. of Welaka to 386-972-0139 Putnam County, Florida de- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE dishwasher, microwave. Ft. Gates Ferry Rd. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Saturday 8am-11am scribed as: AFTER THE DECEDENT'S GENERAL JURISDICTION Manuals included. Value Security gate open from 2106 Campbell St. DATE OF DEATH IS DIVISION $2,500, asking $1,250. 8a-4p Sat. 11/15. Waterfront LOT 30, BLOCK "A" , BARRED. Palatka. Baby items, ROSS-GREEN SUBDIVI- 386-972-3580 CASE NO. 2012CA000015 tools, odds & ends. Homes Price Reduced! SION, ACCORDING TO THE The date of first publica- PLAT THEREOF RECOR- 1059 S. Moody Rd., Sat. Livestock Canal-Front CB Home, tion of this notice is ONEWEST BANK FSB, 128 Floridian Club Rd. DED IN MAP BOOK 4, November 14, 2014. Plaintiff, Auctions/ Flea 8-? ore added & it all has straight to the St. Johns PAGE 9 OF THE PUBLIC to go! Make a deal! Buy Miscellaneous FREE truckloads of Goat Welaka. Sm, 3BR/1BA, River. 2 or 3BR/2BA, RECORDS OF PUTNAM Attorney Personal Repres- vs. Markets more, save more! Manure. You load & lg porch, $600/m F/L/S COUNTY, FLORIDA. entative: total remodel. New bulk- All fiberglass toolbox Haul. 386-329-8603 386-329-3159 William Ashton Scott, At- AUDREY F REDMOND; UN- head, dock, boathouse and commonly known as: torney KNOWN TENANT NKA ISIS 1st Time Yard Sale Fri & for small truck, $75. w/lift. New appliances, 125 HIBISCUS STREET, Florida Bar Number : WILLIAMS; UNKNOWN ESTATE 386-325-4118 PALATKA, FL 32177; in- Sat 8a-4p 245 N. Lake Hay - Fertilized, Barn- A/C, doors, windows, tile 1 0 7 4 0 6 TENANT NKA ROSETTA Stored. Large Rolls $35- & wood floors. New elec- cluding the building, ap- TOLSON & ASSOCIATES, ELIZABETH GADSON ; Dr., Shady Acres, purtenances, and fixtures AUCTION Approximately 200 $55. Pomona Park area 3BR/2BA CH/A, lots of trical, custom cabinets & P.A. SECRETARY OF HOUSING Georgetown, off 309. extras, lg lot. $800/m + located therein, at public 462 Kingsley Avenue, Suite AND URBAN DEVELOP- For The Late Amish books, $2 each. 386-546-4466 more! Call for details & sale, to the highest and 101 MENT; CAPITAL ONE Mrs. Ruth Altman 386-325-1503 Dep. George's Lake pics, $198K OBO. Some best bidder, for cash. Sales Orange Park, Florida 32073 BANK (USA) NATIONAL area. 386-659-2791 are held on the south front 2705 Husson Ave. Sat. owner fin. 352-278-4644 Telephone: (904) 269-0050 ASSOCIATION; UNKNOWN Saturday - Nov. 15th 8a-2p Clothes, electron- Hay for sale in Pomona entrance of the Putnam Fax: (904) 269-6119 HEIRS BENEFICIARIES DE- AUTUMN'S ATTIC Park, starting @ $40. County Courthouse, on 10:00am ics, housewares, etc. E - M a i l : VISEES ASSIGNEES LIEN- 3108 St. Johns Ave. 386-649-0867 December 2, 2014 at [email protected] t Preview at 9am Something for everyone! RECREATIONAL ORS CREDITORS TRUST- Purses 50% off, boutique 1 1 : 0 0 A M . EES AND ALL OTHERS Mobile Homes Personal Representative: 1201 S. Hwy. 19, Palatka clothes $2, Most other WHO MAY CLAIM AN IN- 800 Any persons claiming an Lost & Found Margaret Scovell TEREST IN THE ESTATE Corner of Silver Lake Drive A DON'T MISS EVENT! kids & adults clothes $1. 2BR/1BA Cooper Lake, interest in the surplus from 106 Kilo Court OF CLARA I MCQUAIG; the sale, if any, other than and Hwy. 19. Big Multi-Family Sale, Animals Interlachen area, fenced Interlachen, Florida 32148 JOHNNY TATE; KATHY I. Sat. only 8a-2p Point of the property owner as of MCDONALD A/K/A KATHY Cabinets: 1980s Smith yard, deck, CH/A, the date of the lis pendens 11/14/14, 11/21/14 TATE MCDANIEL; CHANA 1950 Packard Series 23 and Woods Tr. Palatka. Custom Cabinets. Solid If you've LOST a Pet. $495/m, 352-317-5880 must file a claim within 60 Legal No. 00028846 MCQUAIG A/K/A CHANA days after the sale. the entire contents of home to wood. Great for garage check out the Dogs & YOST; JAMES ARTHUR Cats being held at MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- be sold. Lots of collectibles, City-Wide Youth Benefit or workshop. $250 cash. Dated this 29th day of Oc- GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- Disney movie (Shirley Temple), Sale 910 Elmwood Ave. 386-972-3580 Putnam County Animal tober, 2014. Services @ VEY TATE; IRA DAVID dolls, bears, furniture, kitchen Palatka Fri & Sat 8a-? Crescent City - Beautiful TATE; CHASE BANK USA Toys, snacks, hshld, etc. http://animal.pcso.us MH on 10 fenced acres, Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NA., wares, small appliances, lots Items $25 or Tim Smith 386-329-0396 W/D, CH/A, $595/m Boats & THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Defendant(s). of QVC items, curio cabinets, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- F/L/S. 386-559-2262 By: /s/ Kelly Purcell HUGE Estate Sale Less NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA AMENDED NOTICE OF dressers, tools, outdoor items, Lost - Female white Accessories Deputy Clerk Th/F/S 9a-2p. Antiques, FORECLOSURE SALE appliances. Everything looks 9ft Christmas tree, American Bulldog, blue CASE NO. 14-018-CA-53 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN collectibles, hshld. 11/7/14, 11/14/14 like new condition. Too much like new, $25. collar. Baden Powell Rd. 15'6" Critchfield tri-hull, pursuant to a Final Judg- 208 White Rd. Crescent Legal No. 00028562 ROY MATHEWS, AS ment of Foreclosure dated 386-350-0131 area. 352-481-7040 Interlachen near Post side console, w/galv. to list. Everything will be sold City, near high school. TRUSTEE OF THE ROGER October 27, 2014, and Office: 2BR central AC trailer, good cond., W. MATHEWS REVOC- entered in 2012CA000015 AS IS, WHERE IS. All wood coffee table, $450-$475/m + dep. $500. 904-315-8789 ABLE TRUST, DATED FEB- of the Circuit Court of the CASH, CHECKS or CREDIT CARDS Estate/Yard Sale Lost, Florahome/Coral RUARY 22, 1996, SEVENTH Judicial Circuit maple color, $25. Farms Rd: Blue Russian 386-546-5335 Plaintiff, in and for Putnam County, PICTURES CAN BE SEEN AT w/house for sale. Th/Fr 386-916-5509 cat, large, male, grey 2009 18ft Pontoon, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Florida, wherein ONEW- 9a-6p & Sa 8a-5p 109 THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL vs. EST BANK FSB is the auctionzip.com w/green eyes. 659-1612 outboard Tahoe, 50HP CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- Plaintiff and AUDREY F Sheffield Ln off Browns Coffee table, $25. Honda. Asking $11,500. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA LARRY JOE GOODSON, REDMOND; UNKNOWN Landing Rd, 1/4 mile 386-325-7192 Rooms 386-325-4625 JR., AND STATE OF FLOR- TENANT NKA ISIS WILLI- Roys Auctions across tracks on left. Lost: Fem. brindle Chi- AU#3818 AB#3382 C a s e N o . : IDA, AMS; UNKNOWN TENANT Antiques, collectibles, huahua. Last seen 11/7, Interlachen Room for Defendants. For all your auction needs call Coleman cooler/warmer, 542010CA000382CAAXMX NKA ROSETTA ELIZA- too much! 328-4027 Interlachen behind rent, on Lake, Private Outboard motors & parts BETH GADSON; SECRET- 386-538-3205 5.5 liter, $25. 325-4118 Matchet Gas 916-1139 BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. NOTICE OF SALE ARY OF HOUSING AND or 328-2853 Bath, $300/mo + shared for sale, many sizes, Plaintiff, Notice is hereby given that, URBAN DEVELOPMENT; utilities 386-972-1333 good prices. We trade! pursuant to a Final Judg- CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA) Cordless tool sets, Hy- Pomona Park 336-1544 vs. ment of Foreclosure NATIONAL ASSOCIATION; Estate/Yard Sale Fri & undai & Makita, batteries, FOR RENT entered in the above-styled UNKNOWN HEIRS BENEFI- LIVING Sat 8a-4p 8845 Hastings need work $25 for both. REAL ESTATE CLARENCE MARVIN cause, in the Circuit Court CIARIES DEVISEES AS- Blvd., Hastings. An- 600 FOR SALE TRANSPORTATION TRULL, JR. A/K/A CLAR- of Putnam County, Florida, SIGNEES LIENORS CRED- ESTATE SALE OF 386-684-2529 REAL ESTATE ENCE M. TRULL, JR. A/K/A I will sell the property situ- ITORS TRUSTEES AND tiques, furn., machinery, 700 tools, Ferrari, 4-axle trail- 900 CLARENCE TRULL, JR. ated in Putnam County, ALL OTHERS WHO MAY LAURA CARSON Large computer desk A/K/A CLARENCE MARVIN Florida, described as: CLAIM AN INTEREST IN er, vintage clothing, hats, with file drawers & slide- TRULL A/K/A CLARENCE THE ESTATE OF CLARA I Saturday, Nov. 15th purses, men & women's M. TRULL A/K/A CLAR- The North 243 feet of the MCQUAIG; JOHNNY TATE; outs, $25. 386-546-0243 ENCE TRULL; SHANNON following described parcel KATHY I. MCDONALD 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. clothes, nicknacks, paint- TRULL; GREENPOINT of property: A/K/A KATHY TATE 2119 Laurel Street ings, gantry, books, Large desk chair, CREDIT, LLC F/K/ A MCDANIEL; CHANA MC- Rain/Shine wrought iron doors, bar- GREENPOINT CREDIT A tract of land described as QUAIG A/K/A CHANA rel table & MUCH more! black, $25. CORP.; GEORGE NIC- beginning at the Northeast YOST; JAMES ARTHUR 386-546-0243 OLACOPOULOS; MARY corner of the Northwest ¼ MCQUAIG; LARRY EU- Antique grandfather clock, ANN HELMS; ANY AND of the Southwest ¼, Sec- GENE TATE; JAMES HAR- Fri & Sat 6:30a-6:30p Apartments ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES tion 14, Township 10 VEY TATE; IRA DAVID game table, a mahogany Duncan New 14" survival knife, CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, South, Range 26 East, run- TATE; CHASE BANK USA Phfye table, chairs, buffet china 112 Pioneer Rd., across SS & aluminum com- Cars & UNDER, AND AGAINST ning West 210 feet; thence NA., are the Defendant(s). from hospital. Fishing pass. Half price, $25. THE HEREIN NAMED INDI- South, parallel with the Tim Smith as the Clerk of cabinet, hall table, tapestry Acreage / Lots items, electric motors, 386-684-2821 Cherry Tree VIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) West line of the Section to the Circuit Court will sell to chop saws, Coleman Accessories WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO the North line of the Old the highest and best bid- chair & antique rocker, antique lantern, glassware, etc. Apartments 5.73 AC @ 175 Beecher BE DEAD OR ALIVE , Palatka Peniel Shell Road; der for cash at the South twin beds, antique dressers, Portable 15"x18" pro- '91 Chrysler LeBaron WHETHER SAID UN - thence East, along the Front Door 410 St. Johns 206 Zeagler Drive Springs Rd., Pom. Pk. pane grill, uses 8-11lb Beautifully treed, zoned convertible. New top, KNOWN PARTIES MAY North line of said road to Ave., Palatka, FL 32177, at chest of drawers, couch, desks, Palatka, FL CLAIM AN INTEREST AS the East line of the West ½ 11:00AM, on December 02, Fr/Sa 8-1 107 Muskogee tanks, $25. 325-4118 AG, 620' paved frontage, paint & tires, $2,500 SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- of the Southwest ¼; thence 2014, the following de- cane seat chairs, couch, recliner, Rd. Spring Creek SD, 62 or older; near equestrian center in OBO. 386-698-3796 VISEES, GRANTEES, OR Northerly to the Point of scribed property as set chairs, end tables, credenza, San Mateo. Sheets, SAMe dietary supple- the Welaka St. Forest & OTHER CLAIMANTS Beginning. forth in said Final Judg- clothes, tools, Xmas, or disabled Defendant(s) EXCEPT that part con- ment, to wit: Laura Ashley bedroom set ment. 120 caps, 200mg, public boat ramp/St. veyed for road right of way baked goods, purses, regardless of age 1981 Porsche, V8, red, lamps, Quimper bowl, Limoges exp date 12/15. Pd $20, Johns River, $37.5K. 47K miles, all original. NOTICE OF SALE in Official records Book LOT 14, BLOCK 12A, OF books, diving equip., etc. asking $10. 684-2529 Owner fin. 386-972-2690 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 146, Page 719 of the Public HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- bowl, Fenton bowl, vintage Very clean. Asking $10K. pursuant to an Order of Fi- Records of Putnam TION OF ST. JOHNS 1 and 2 386-569-4422 nal Judgment of Foreclos- County, Florida. RIVERSIDE ESTATES , china, glass handled basket, Fr & Sa 8-? 358 Alabama Seminoles winter Bedroom ure dated October 27, 2014 THIRD ADDITION REPLAT, Ave. Girl & young adult jacket, adult large, entered in Civil Case No. TOGETHER WITH that cer- ACCORDING TO THE MAP Delft a Benrube Studios glass ACREAGE- 3.75 acres. tain Doublewide Mobile OR PLAT THEREOF AS RE- clothes, home decor, $25. 386-983-9894 Apartments Trucks & 542010CA000382CAAXMX paperweight, antique metal All pines removed, noth- of the Circuit Court of the H o m e , I D CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, propane, fireplace, etc. Available! Seventh Judicial Circuit in #SHS1WGA35847687A , PAGE 57 OF THE PUBLIC safe (patent Feb. 1865) with ing but hardwoods left. Accessories and for Putnam County, Title #41677117 and ID RECORDS OF PUTNAM Table model pink tree High & dry. $35K OBO. Fri & Sat 9-3 OPEN Mon. - Fri. Florida, wherein the Clerk #SHS1WGA35847687B , COUNTY, FLORIDA. original key, silverware in w/lights & ornaments, 904-501-4166/599-5910 '87 Ford F250, 78K of the Circuit Court will sell Title #41685473, located silverware boxes, kitchen items, 410 N. 3rd St. Palatka. $5. 386-325-7192 8:00 - 12:00, 1:00 - 5:00 miles, 302 rebuilt engine to the highest bidder for thereon. Any person claiming an in- Too much to list! cash on 02 day of Decem- terest in the surplus from household, artwork, jewelry, 2 386-325-1132 w/less than 500 actual ber, 2014, at 11:00 a.m. at at public sale, to the the sale, if any, other than Multi-Family Two brass & white ceil- miles. Two 20-gal gas the south front door of the highest bidder, for cash, at the property owner as of vacuums, a carpet cleaner, too ing fans with lights, both Homes tanks, 4WD + granny Putnam County Court- the Putnam County Court- the date of the lis pendens for $25. 386-328-3162 Applications Being gear, lg tool box, bed house, 410 St. Johns Aven- house, 410 St. Johns Aven- must file a claim within 60 much to list. Fri & Sat 9a-3p 117 Accepted! ue, Palatka, Florida 32177, ue, Palatka, FL 32177 at days after the sale. Point of Woods Trail 2 or 3BR/1BA CH/A, liner, new exhaust. in accordance with Chapter 11:00 a.m., on December 4, Palatka. Tools, home Two tanned deer hides, Equal 1200sf, alarm sys., stor- Primed, ready for paint 2014, any person claiming SOUTHERN CHARM AUCTIONS Housing 45 Florida Statutes, relat- Dated this 6th day of ADB1985 items, lots of misc. buckskin color, $25 for age shed, 120 E. Oakhill & priced just right! ive to the following de- an interest in the surplus November, 2014. Opportunity Dr. $82K. 386-336-2649 352-228-0042 scribed property as set from the sale, other than Gene & Judy Caputo AU2840, AU 2884 both. 386-684-2821 forth in the Final Judg- the property owner, must Tim Smith photos: www.auctionzip.com. ID9693 ment, to wit: file a claim within 60 days As Clerk of the Court Fri 8a-5p & Sat 8a-? after the sale. 386-916-1095 2209 Laurel St. Palatka. Lots 27 and 28, Block 13, By: /s/ Kelly Purcell 7% Sales Tax, Cash, Checks (with proper Appliances, clothes, Interlachen Lakes Estates Tim Smith As Deputy Clerk ID), Visa, Discover, or MasterCard baby clothes, misc. Unit No. 20, according to Clerk of Circuit Court the Plat thereof, as recor- IMPORTANT ded in Map Book 5, Page By: /s/ Ashley Darby If you are a person with a Classified 23, of the Public Records Deputy Clerk disability who needs an ac- of Putnam County, Florida. commodation in order to F Together with a 2000 11/14/14, 11/21/14 access court facilities or Doublewide Mobile Home Legal No. 00028848 participate in a court pro- Vin# GMHGA1090026517A ceeding, you are entitled, and GMHGA1090026517B at no cost to you, to the Line Ad provision of certain assist- Any person claiming an in- ance. To request such an Merchandise for Sale terest in the surplus from accommodation, please the sale, if any, other than IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF contact Court Administra- the property owner as of THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL tion at least 7 days before the date of the Lis Pen- CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN your scheduled court ap- R 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon dens must file a claim with- AND FOR PUTNAM pearance, or immediately in 60 days after the sale. COUNTY upon receiving this notific- GENERAL JURISDICTION ation if the time before the 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days AMERICANS WITH DISAB- DIVISION scheduled appearance is ILITIES ACT. If you are a less than 7 days; Court Ad- person with a disability CASE NO. 2014-CA-000166 ministration, 125 E. Or- who needs an accommoda- 53 ange Ave., Ste. 300, tion in order to access Daytona Beach, FL 32114; Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. court facilities or particip- BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., (386) 257-6096. Hearing or ate in a court proceeding, Plaintiff, voice impaired, please call E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails you are entitled, at no cost 1(800) 955-8770. to you, to the provision of vs. certain assistance. To re- 11/14/14, 11/21/14 quest such an accommod- ROBIN A RASH A/K/A/ Legal No. 00028871 ation, please contact Court ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, et Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. Administration in advance al., of the date the service is Defendants. Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 needed: Court Administra- tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., NOTICE OF FORECLOS- or 1825 St. Johns Avenue Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, E URE SALE FL 32114, (386) 257-6096. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. Hearing or voice impaired, pursuant to a Summary Fi- please call 711. nal Judgment of Foreclos- ure entered September 10, Dated at PALATKA, Flor- 2014 in Civil Case No. Name: ida this 28th day of Octo- 2013-CA-000166 53 of the ber, 2014. Circuit Court of the SEV- ENTH Judicial Circuit in Address: By: /s/ Ruth Milligan and for Putnam County, Tim Smith Florida, Palatka, Florida, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT wherein BANK OF AMER- Phone: COURT ICA, N.A. Is Plaintiff and Putnam COUNTY, FLOR- ROBIN A RASH A/K/A IDA ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, Ad: LILO FAY JOHNS, STATE 11/14/14, 11/21/14 OF FLORIDA DEPART- Legal No. 00028772 MENT OF REVENUE , UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY-IN- TERNAL REVENUE SER- CALL TODAYVICE, GAINESVILLE REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT COMPANY, INC. AGENT 386-312-5200FOR THE OWNER D/B/A THE WOODS APART- Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. MENTS, UNKNOWN TEN- ANT IN POSSESSION 1, UNKNOWN TENANT IN POSSESSION 2, UN- KNOWN SPOUSE OF LILO FAY JOHNS N/K/A MITCHELL JOHNS, UN- FRIDAY.indd 2 KNOWN SPOUSE OF 11/13/14 3:06 PM ROBIN A. RASH A/K/A ROBIN ANTWINE RASH, are Defendants, the Clerk of Court will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash at the south door of the Putnam County Court- house, 410 St. Johns ave., Palatka, FL 32177 in ac- cordance with Chapter 45, Florida Statutes on the 2nd day of December, 2014 at 11:00 AM on the following described property as set forth in said Summary Fi- nal Judgment, to-wit: Lot 13, Blk 5, COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHTS SUBDIVI- SION, as per Plat thereof recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 30, Public Records of Putnam County, Florida Any person claiming an in- terest in the surplus from the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of the date of the Lis Pen- dens, must file a claim within 60 days after the sale. Dated this 7th day of November, 2014. Deputy Clerk CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT As Clerk of the Court By: /s/ Ashley Darby 11/14/14, 11/21/14 Legal No. 00028869 12A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2014

faithful furry companion, Johnson, Phoenix City, Ala., preceded in death by her sis- Obituaries Daisy. and Felicia “Evelyn” (Charles) ters, Adale Oxendine, Irene No local services are sched- Lewis, West Palm Beach; Williams and Rosa Lee uled at this time. Memorial brothers, Arthur (Linda) Lewis Jenkins; her daughters, Obituaries are paid adver- services will be held at a later Jr., Palatka and Wayne Patricia Gallmore and Linda tising written by funeral date in Johnstown. Messages (Lorraine) Lewis Sr., Cocoa; Warren; and her brother, Security waning homes based upon information of sympathy may be expressed four grandchildren, Keith Arthur Baber. provided by families. Death in his online guestbook at Ke’Ron Vickers, Carlesha To cherish her memories notices are brief announce- www.themastersfuneral- La’Kia Smith, Tavaris Scott she leaves behind her devoted ments published at no charge. homes.com. and Amari Scott; a great- husband, Masters Funeral Home of granddaughter, Kaylin Oscar L. Interlachen is in charge of Vickers; and other relatives Rogers, of in east Ukraine Murrell A. Ashbrook arrangements. and loving friends. Crescent City; Visitation hours will be her mother, By Peter Leonard ing two Russian-Ukrainian Murrell Austin Ashbrook, Friday, Nov. 14, 5-9 p.m. and Georgia Bell Associated Press border crossings have noted 75, of Hawthorne, passed Saturday, Nov. 14, 9-10 a.m. Baber of an increase in military-clad away at his residence on Brenda Daniels at the D.A. Boyd & Sons Crescent City; KIEV, Ukraine — Ukraine people traveling across the Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2014 follow- Funeral Home. Celebration daughters, warned Thursday that the border in the past week. ing an extended illness. Brenda Lewis-Daniels, 59, services will be held Saturday, Valerie Glen, security situation is steadily “The (observer teams saw) He was born in Johnstown, of San Mateo, passed Monday, Nov. 15, 11 a.m. at Christ Latonia Warren and Jacquelin worsening in the country’s 665 men and women in mili- Ohio, and had been a resident Nov. 3, 2014 at UF Health in Witness Church of the Gallmore, all of Crescent City; rebel-held east as separatist tary-style dress crossing the of Hawthorne for the past 20 Gainesville following a brief Almighty God Inc., 1302 sons, Eddie Warren and fighters move closer to govern- border in both directions. This years, coming from illness. Madison St., Palatka, with Lamont Warren of Crescent ment forces. One official said is the highest number Johnstown. He was a 1957 She was a native of Bishop Samuel L. Green, pas- City; brothers and sisters, he feared an attack soon by observed so far,” the OSCE graduate of Johnstown High Monticello but had resided in tor, officiating. Interment will Adale Cobb of Clearwater, Russian forces. said in a report Wednesday. School in Johnstown. He was San Mateo for over 50 years. follow in the Oak Hill West Amos Baber of Palm Coast, A cease-fire agreed upon in Its observer team saw a van very handy at fixing just about She was the Cemetery, Palatka. James Arthur (Janice) Baber September between the pro- Tuesday marked “Cargo 200” anything. He loved riding his daughter of Arrangements are entrust- of Jacksonville, Viola Russian rebels and Ukraine’s — the Russian military code motorcycle and keeping his Arthur Sr. ed to the care of D.A. Boyd & (Charles) Williams, Hattie government in Kiev has been for soldiers killed in action — yard well maintained. He and Eva Sons Funeral Home, Palatka. Baber, Georgia (John) violated daily, especially crossing from Russia into loved dogs. Lewis, and a Hudson, all of Crescent City; around areas coveted by both Ukraine and returning later He was preceded in death 1973 gradu- 23 grandchildren; 10 great- sides like the airport in the that same day. by his parents, Burtin and ate of Palatka grandchildren; two great- eastern city of Donetsk. Lysenko, the Ukrainian Maurgrite Ashbrook; one South High Ida M. Rogers great-grandchildren; and a National Security and spokesman, said hostilities brother, Robert Ashbrook; and School. She host of nieces, nephews, Defense Council spokesman have surged in Luhansk, one two sisters, Maryln Rhodeback was employed Ida Mae Rogers, 77, of uncles, and other relatives. Andriy Lysenko said the of two regions bordering and Pauline Rice. at and retired with 30 years of Crescent City, entered the Funeral service will be Russian army is massing Russia where separatists have Survivors include three service from Putnam sunset of her life on Thursday, Sunday, Nov. 16, 3 p.m. at troops, including air defense been waging battle for six brothers, Larry L. Ashbrook Community Hospital in Oct. 23, 2014 following an Victory Worship Community units, near the border. months. of Hawthorne, Keith E. Environmental Services and extended illness. Life Center in Crescent City Ukraine for months has Government positions in (Carol) Ashbrook of later with ARC of Putnam Ida was born on May 21, with Apostle Lillie Tuggerson accused Russia of directly sup- the area have come under Johnstown, and Harry Dale County. She attended Christ 1937 to the late Arthur Baber officiating. Visitation will be plying the separatist forces. repeated rebel rocket and Ashbrook of Tampa; six sis- Witness Church in Palatka. and her mother, Georgia Bell Sunday, Nov. 16 from 2 p.m. Russian Foreign Ministry artillery attacks in the last ters, Louise Wine of Gahanna, Survivors are her daughters: Baber. While still a baby, Ida’s until the time of the service. spokesman Alexander day, he said. Betty Davis of Fort Wayne, La’Ronda Anderson, Palatka, family moved to Crescent Memories and condolences Lukashevich denied the The Interfax-Ukraine news Ind., Phyllis Ashbrook of and Katrina (Willie Jr.) Curry, City. She was educated in the may be shared with her Ida Ukrainian charge. agency cited Zoryan Shkiryak, Johnstown, Ohio, Catherine San Mateo; a son, John (Cody) Volusia County School District Mae’s family online at www. “There have been and are an adviser to Ukraine’s (Jim) Downing, Nancy (Larry) Daniels III, St. Augustine; sis- and attended the Victory wattsfuneralhomes.com. no military movements across Interior Minister, as saying Caudle, and Laura Mankins, ters, Linda Lewis-Sheffield Worship Community Life Watts Funeral Home and the border or, all the more, Thursday that he anticipated all of Johnstown; several and Sonya (Willie) Lewis, all of Center in Crescent City. Cremation Center is entrust- any presence of our troops in an imminent attack by nieces and nephews; and his San Mateo, Cindy (Nathaniel) Besides her father, she is ed to the arrangements. the southeast of Ukraine,” he Russian forces. said Thursday in Moscow. “We can indubitably con- Ukraine’s warnings of pos- firm that the probability of sible renewed hostilities fol- another incursion remains low multiple recent observa- quite high and we should be tions of large military convoys ready for this,” Shkiryak was on the move around the coun- quoted as saying. Police patrol town as tiger on the prowl try’s eastern separatist-con- Speculation about a trolled areas. Trucks trans- planned separatist assault By Elaine Ganley went out of its way to say the Thursday. Authorities urged Robache told reporters on porting troops, ammunition, has been swirling in Associated Press theme park has no tigers. people in Montevrain, nearby BFM-TV. fuel and large-caliber artillery Ukrainian media following a But authorities remained Chessy and Chalifert to stay The under-prefect for the systems have been seen trav- news report citing unnamed PARIS — Scores of police on alert. indoors, and children were Seine-et-Marne region, eling primarily in the direc- rebel commanders as saying patrolled a small town west of Montevrain said 100 police escorted home from school. Frederic MacKain, said the tion of Donetsk, the main reb- an offensive would begin the French capital on would patrol the town of less The animal was spotted fuzzy photo “leads us to believe el-held city. Sunday. Thursday night after a tiger than 10,000 overnight and the about 8:30 a.m. by the wife of it’s the silhouette of a feline.” Ukraine and NATO have Ukrainian authorities say eluded a massive search and search for the animal would supermarket manager Jean- The wooded region dotted said they believe the equip- residential areas are being remained on the prowl in the begin anew Friday. However, Baptiste Berdeaux, who told with small towns provides ment has been delivered from increasingly targeted by rebel region near Disneyland Paris. a helicopter with infrared BFM-TV she initially thought abundant cover for any wild Russia, although they have attacks. The small beast was spotted equipment was to continue it was a lynx. She snapped the animal to hide. yet to provide conclusive evi- Two residents in Zolote, a Thursday morning near a combing the area overnight, photo of it standing on a ridge Montevrain sent out a news dence for that. village in the Luhansk region, parking lot in Montevrain by a according to Cedric Tartaud, above a parking lot. alert on its Facebook page Monitors from the were hospitalized with shrap- woman who snapped a photo top aide to the mayor. An examination of a muddy Thursday, saying a young Organization for Security and nel wounds Wednesday, of it. “We ask you for the greatest footprint showed it was a tiger tiger was spotted in the brush Cooperation in Europe watch- Lysenko said. Still on the loose by night- prudence,” Montevrain told its weighing about 154 pounds behind tennis courts and a fall, some began to doubt residents on the town’s and about 1-and-a-half years soccer field about 5-and-a-half whether it really was a tiger. Facebook page. old, said Clement Joly, a miles from Disneyland Paris. The Parc des Felins, a wild Entrances to the town’s Montevrain spokesman. However, officials at the shop our Visit cat animal park 18 miles from schools also were being guard- But at nightfall, top officials theme park, which calls itself Montevrain, said none of its ed ahead of Friday classes. were no longer using the word Europe’s No. 1 tourist destina- outlet Us R center cats are missing. Nearly 200 police, gen- “tiger.” tion, said no special precautions Today! 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