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later by law enforcement in Bay County. for national Man accused of beating his ex-girlfriend’s parents The parents were beaten so severely, both were taken to a Gainesville hospital Palatka Daily News tally attacking the parents of his ex-girl- for further treatment, the report said. friend in their San Mateo home and steal- Sheriff’s office Lt. Scott Surrency wrote Trial begins today for a 39-year-old ing a gun, money and a car from the vic- in his report about one of the victims that Aspen award man charged with two counts of first- tims Nov. 22, 2013. “the trauma to her face was so severe both degree attempted murder, one count of A Putnam County Sheriff’s Office her eyes were swollen shut and she home invasion robbery and one count of report said the Lake City Police couldn’t open them to see.” School named one of top grand theft in a 2013 case. Department found the vehicle at a hotel. Jurors were selected Monday, and trial Stonie Shane Norris is accused of bru- The defendant was found several days is anticipated to last three days. Norris 150 community colleges
BY ASIA AIKINS Palatka Daily News St. Johns River State College was named one of the top 150 community col- leges by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program. SJR State was recognized from a pool of more than 1,000 col- Reeling in a big one leges throughout the nation. “The Aspen Institute is one of the most pres- The fish were biting as Palatka hosts Bassmaster Elite Series tournament, 1B tigious and well- respected examination analysis in the coun- try,” said SJR State President Joe Pickens. Pickens “For our faculty, staff and administration, it’s satisfying to be recognized. For our stu- dents, it shows we’re delivering a product that results (in recognition).” According to a SJR State news release,
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Photos by SCOTT J. BRYAN/Palatka Daily News ABOVE: Palatka native Cliff Prince removes fish from his boat after the final round of the Bassmaster Elite Series tournament on the St. image tops Johns River. Prince finished sixth in the tournament. INSET: Rick Clunn, 69, became the oldest to ever win a Bassmaster tournament. meeting talk Leaders discuss ways to Spring study break: Some Putnam students get extra prep work before state tests fund potential commercial
Moseley BY ASIA AIKINS WHAT DO YOU THINK? BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Elementary Palatka Daily News Palatka Daily News student John What do you think about the Florida Hudson There’s no vacation for Putnam County School Standards Assessment test and its The coalition of municipality, county, participates in District’s F schools this week as administrators use in Florida public schools? health, school and safety leaders dis- a weeklong prepare for Florida Standards Assessment test- Email Letters to the Editor to cussed Monday ways to improve the coun- spring break ing. publicforum@palatkadailynews. ty’s image while bringing more people to camp geared Chris Lee, assistant principal at Moseley com. Letter writers must include Putnam County in the process. toward helping Elementary School, wore a Jaguars hoodie full name, daytime phone number and address. But the county’s image improvement students Monday morning as a chilly breeze kicked off the There is a 350-word limit. should be equally – if not more – focused prepare for the district’s weeklong spring break holiday. While on local residents rather than people liv- Florida his casual attire probably matched many of the While most of the district’s students will return ing out of county, LOGIC group members Standards students enjoying their break, Lee and 10 to 15 of from nine days out of school, about 25 Moseley said during their meeting in Pomona Assessment test. the school’s teachers are all business this week. students will have spent their spring break at Park. Next week, Putnam students in third through CHRIS DEVITTO fifth grades will return from spring break to take /Palatka Daily News the statewide standardized tests. See TESTS, Page 7A See IMAGE, Page 7A
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Caden Smith sits in the PALATKA DAILY NEWS seat of a Putnam County Today in History www.palatkadailynews.com Fire Department truck as his brother, Caleb Smith, 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka FL 32177 MAIL: P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 6, attempts to join him Today is Tuesday, March 22, the during the Touch a Truck 82nd day of 2016. There are 284 USPS 418-500 event last April at the days left in the year. Periodicals postage paid at Palatka, John Theobold Sports FL, Palatka Daily News, est. 1885, Complex in Palatka. This TODAY IN PUTNAM is published daily Tuesday through year’s event is 11 a.m.-1 In 1895, amateur archeologist Saturday by the Palatka Daily News, Inc., p.m. at the sports Clarence Moore from New York POSTMASTER: Send address changes to complex, 120 Carter worked extensively in sand and shell Palatka Daily News, P.O. Box 777, Road. 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Roosevelt 52 weeks ...... $93.68 Ventresca said the new lights cost more to install but use up signed a measure to make wine and e-edition ...... $7/month to 50 percent less electricity than regular streetlights. beer containing up to 3.2 percent Duration of subscription subject to CRESCENT CITY JEA construction and maintenance foreman Bill Delk alcohol legal. rate increase. said the lights will last longer, unless they are struck by In 1945, the Arab League was Food available at Miller Middle lightning or shot out. formed with the adoption of a char- Paul Conner ...... 386-312-5246 Feeding Northeast Florida will be at Miller Middle ter in Cairo, Egypt. Circulation Director School 9:30–11 a.m. Wednesday at the bus loop at the back TALLAHASSEE In 1963, The Beatles’ debut [email protected] of the school, 101 S. Prospect St. album, “Please Please Me,” was Judge rules against gerrymandering released in the United Kingdom by OBITUARIES A federal judge ruled Monday “prison-based gerryman- Parlophone. dering” in the drawing of district maps for county commis- Death notices and obituaries are Felony Arrests sion and school board seats in Jefferson County is unconsti- TEN YEARS AGO published daily. We accept obituaries tutional. More than 125,000 hourly work- The American Civil Liberties Union and several Jefferson ers of General Motors Corp. and and photos from funeral homes. The County residents brought about the lawsuit after the coun- auto supplier Delphi Corp. were deadline is 5 p.m. Obituaries can be ty, which has a non-prison population of 13,604 in the 2010 offered buyouts to help cut the com- emailed to clerk@palatkadailynews. March 18 census, counted 1,157 Jefferson Correctional Institute panies’ huge labor costs. com. For information about obituaries Stephanie Ann Thomas, 33, Palatka: six counts failure inmates in one district, where they’re more than a third of and our policies, call 386-312-5240. to appear; two counts flee/elude police. the population. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS PUBLISHER Angelo Torres, 60, Interlachen: aggravated assault That gave the eligible voters in the district almost twice Composer-lyricist Stephen with a deadly weapon. the voting power of others in the county. County residents Sondheim is 86. Evangelist broad- Wayne Knuckles ...... 386-312-5201 involved in the lawsuit said it also cut minority voting caster Pat Robertson is 86. Actor [email protected] power. William Shatner is 85. Senate March 20 The county must submit a proposed map that complies President Pro Tempore Orrin Hatch, ADVERTISING Michael Anthony Floyd, 36, Interlachen: moving traf- with the ruling by April 4. Otherwise, the court will draw its R-Utah, is 82. Actor M. 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She was also Scott’s policy comedian Keegan-Michael Key is 45. [email protected] director during his re-election campaign in 2014. Actor Guillermo Diaz is 41. Actress Classified Advertising .386-312-5223 City launches streetlight project Before working for Scott, McDougal held numerous lead- Anne Dudek is 41. Actor Cole [email protected] Jacksonville Electric Authority is installing energy-effi- ership roles at the Department of Education, including gov- Hauser is 41. Actress Reese cient streetlights that officials said will save the city $1 mil- ernmental relations director and senior policy adviser. Witherspoon is 40. Rock musician PRESS PLANT lion a year in electricity costs. Scott lauded McDougal’s “successful track record along John Otto (Limp Bizkit) is 39. 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NEWS EDITOR Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday NASDAQ COMPOSITE Sunny Sunny Mostly Sunny Scat'd T-storms Scat'd T-storms T-storms Likely Mostly Cloudy Allison Waters-Merritt ..386-312-5236 +13.23 4,808.87 72 / 49 79 / 57 82 / 63 83 / 63 80 / 64 78 / 59 73 / 55 [email protected] Precip Chance: 0% Precip Chance: 0% Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 50% Precip Chance: 60% Precip Chance: 20% STANDARD Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast NEWS & POOR 500 2,051.60 +2.02 Today we will see sunny skies with a high temperature of 72º, humidity of 59%. Light Trisha Murphy ...... 386-312-5234 winds. The record high temperature for today is 91º set in 1956. Expect clear skies tonight Lifestyles Editor FLORIDA GAS One Gallon Regular 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ with an overnight low of 49º. South wind 5 mph. The record low for tonight is 38º set in AVERAGE $2.03 [email protected] 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, 1970. Wednesday, skies will be sunny with a high temperature of 79º, humidity of 68%. Asia Aikins ...... 386-312-5230 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, South wind 3 to 5 mph. Skies will be mostly clear Wednesday night with an overnight Reporter STOCK REPORT 11+: Extreme Exposure low of 57º. Expect mostly sunny skies Thursday with a high temperature of 82º. [email protected] Shannon Crews ...... 386-312-5240 MARCH 21 Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week Clerk NAME CLOSE CHANGE Sunrise today ...... 7:26 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times [email protected] APPLE 105.81 -0.11 Sunset tonight...... 7:39 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM ...... 386-312-5241 Chris DeVitto AFLAC 63.29 -0.23 Today 11:18-1:18 10:48-12:48 Sat 12:57-2:57 1:27-3:27 Photographer ALCATEL N/A N/A Wed 11:30-1:30 11:00-1:00 Sun 1:41-3:41 2:11-4:11 [email protected] AT&T 38.88 0.32 Thu ---- 11:31-1:31 Mon 2:27-4:27 2:57-4:57 Brandon Oliver ...... 386-312-5229 BAXTER 40.0 -0.14 Full Last New First CHEVRON 96.49 -1.2 Fri 12:13-2:13 12:43-2:43 www.WhatsOurWeather.com Reporter 3/23 3/31 4/7 4/14 [email protected] COCA-COLA 45.72 0.12 To report news ...... 386-312-5231 CISCO 28.19 -0.14 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days COMCAST 59.84 0.08 [email protected] Today Farmer's Growing Degree Days CORNING 20.16 0.14 City Hi/Lo Date Degree Days Date Degree Days CSX 26.62 -0.4 What is the heat index? DELTA AIR 50.18 0.13 Daytona Beach ...70/55 s 3/13 22 3/17 21 SPORTS DUNKIN 46.5 -0.05 Gainesville...... 72/46 s ? 3/14 22 3/18 21 NEXTERA 117.63 -0.87 Jacksonville...... 70/50 s 3/15 24 3/19 22
...... 386-312-5239 GEN ELEC 31.08 0.16 Key West...... 74/68 s humidity. in factoring temperature 3/16 29 It provides a ‚Äúfeels like‚Äù like‚Äù ‚Äúfeels a provides It Andy Hall Answer: GLAXOSMITH 39.96 -0.12 Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature Sports Editor Miami ...... 74/67 s for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the [email protected] HOME DEPOT 130.99 -0.36 Naples ...... 76/62 s average to assess how many growing days are attained. Mark Blumenthal ...... 386-512-5238 J.C.PENNY 11.53 -0.04 Orlando ...... 75/55 s Sports Reporter LIFEPOINT 66.19 -0.09 Panama City .....65/56 s Local Almanac Last Week [email protected] LOWE"S 75.22 0.29 Pensacola...... 67/55 s Date High Low Normals Precip LSI N/A 0 Precipitation ...... 1.31" Port Charlotte....77/56 s 3/13 78 65 75/51 0.10" MANULIFE 14.53 0.34 Normal precipitation ...... 0.91" CORRECTIONS Tallahassee ...... 71/44 s 3/14 84 60 75/51 0.00" MICROSOFT 53.85 0.36 Departure from normal ....+0.40" Tampa ...... 74/58 s 3/15 86 62 76/51 0.00" The Palatka Daily News wants to PLUM CREEK N/A N/A 3/16 89 69 76/51 0.00" PFIZER 30.07 0.62 W. Palm Beach ...73/65 s promptly and accurately correct any 3/17 79 63 76/52 1.18" Average temperature ...... 72.9º TRACT SUP 89.49 0.18 erroneous or inaccurate information Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; 3/18 79 63 76/52 0.02" Average normal temperature . 63.6º VULCAN 105 -0.42 mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/ published. If you know of an error in 3/19 78 65 76/52 0.01" Departure from normal ..... +9.3º a story, caption or headline, call 386- WALMART 68.1 1.15 sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms 312-5231. WALT DISNEY 98.4 -0.81 St. Johns River Tides This Week Palatka Palmetto Bluff Day High Low High Low Day High Low High Low
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Sunday, March 20, 2016, at Haven Hospice Roberts Care Death Notices Center. Arrangements will be Obituaries are paid adver- announced by D.A. Boyd & tising written by funeral Sons Funeral Home in Prison time for ex-State worker homes based upon information Palatka. By Kate Brumback give birth to their second child describing Ford as a doting prosecutors said. In several provided by families. Death Associated Press in late July. husband and loving father to instances, he followed through notices are brief announce- Ford told the judge he was his 2-year-old son. on those threats. ments published at no charge. Maria Lopez ATLANTA — A former U.S. feeling small and looked down The judge told Ford she was A victim, identified only as State Department employee upon in his personal and pro- “utterly disgusted” by what B.M., told the judge she was Maria Lopez, 49, of was sentenced Monday to fessional lives and retreated he’d done, especially given the afraid when he pressured her Quilla Donerson Bostwick, passed away serve nearly five years in fed- into an online world where the support and love that was to take videos of women in a Monday, March 21, 2016, at eral prison for accessing young people he was interacting with clearly available to him from gym locker room, sending her Quilla Donerson, 33, of Putnam Community Medical women’s online accounts from didn’t seem real, he said. He’s his friends and family. an email that included her Palatka, entered the sunset of Center following a brief ill- his computer at the American truly sorry to his victims, he Ford was arrested at an home address and the address life Sunday, March 20, ness. embassy in London and said. Atlanta airport in May and of the preschool where she 2016, in Ocala. Arrangements will be threatening to expose their “What I did was a low and pleaded guilty in December to worked. Arrangements entrusted to announced by Johnson- sexually explicit photos. cowardly act by a person who nine counts of cyberstalking, “Overall, it was really the care of Karl N. Flagg Overturf Funeral Home in Michael C. Ford, 36, sent was desperate,” he said. seven counts of computer scary,” B.M. told the judge. “I Serenity Memorial Chapel. Palatka. “phishing” emails to women, He wanted to get caught so hacking to extort and one felt like someone was going to specifically targeting members he’d be fired and could leave count of wire fraud. show up anytime, anywhere.” of sororities and aspiring mod- an unbearable work situation Prosecutors had asked for a Prosecutors said one victim Janice E. Gibson Martha N. Pauig els. He claimed to be a member without having to say he was sentence of eight years. said she considered carrying a of Google’s account deletion a quitter, he said, adding he Defense attorneys suggested gun because she was afraid Janice E. Gibson, 61, of Martha Newell Bancroft team, which doesn’t exist, to suffered from severe depres- less than four years. he’d physically attack her, Lake Como, passed away Pauig, 78, of Delaware, Ohio, get them to hand over their sion and suicidal thoughts. He Ford used the women’s pass- while another slept with a March 19, 2016, at her sister’s passed away Sunday, March passwords, prosecutors said. cried as he addressed the words to access their email and knife under her pillow. home in East Palatka. 20, 2016, at Putnam U.S. District Judge Eleanor judge. social media accounts and In a single day last April, he Arrangements will be Community Medical Center Ross sentenced him to four More than 30 of Ford’s searched for sexually explicit sent 800 phishing emails, and announced by Watts Funeral following a brief illness. years and nine months in pris- friends and family members, photographs and personal 180 follow-up messages to Home and Cremation Center Masters Funeral Home of on followed by three years on including some who’d traveled information. He sent messages potential victims who hadn’t of San Mateo. Palatka is in charge of supervised release. Ross from England, packed the threatening to put the images responded to his initial email, arrangements. granted a request to delay the courtroom to show support. A online or send them to the prosecutors said. Another day start of his prison term until dozen people, including his women’s families and friends if in April, he sent initial harass- Francesco Gioia after Aug. 1 so he can be pres- wife, addressed the court they didn’t do what he wanted, ing emails with photos Arridean Peterson ent when his wife is due to either in person or by video, a practice known as sextortion, attached to 98 new victims. Francesco Gioia, 87, Hawthorne, passed away Arridean Peterson, 52, of March 20, 2016, at his home. Hastings, transitioned from Arrangements will be her temporary resting place to announced by Johnson- her eternal home Saturday, Overturf Funeral Home of March 19, 2016, at North Woman, who spent years in solitary, acquitted Interlachen. Florida Regional Medical Center. 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Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mother Doris Mae Davis would like to thank each and everyone “In My Garden” In Loving Memory of for their thoughts, prayers and acts In my garden so pretty and fair, of kindness during our time of There was a rose that had special care. Reverend Johnnie Ray Butts bereavement. We are overwhelmed by Its stem so strong, it stood so long, Alpha: February 5, 1956 Omega: January 15, 2016 the outpouring of love shown during Weathering so many difficult storms. this di cult time. We would like to But one night He took my rose, personally acknowledge those who It was time, life had closed. played an integral part in her care I searched and searched, my rose had gone, You have entered into Eternal Rest! during her illness: My heart was broken, how can I go on? 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“It’s truly an old southern town. People are drawn to it. We’ve had people who have moved to the South Historic District from St. Augustine, Upstate New York and Michigan. We had a couple from Fort Lauderdale who just bought a house here in December. People come up here, because it’s a breath of fresh air.” — Palatka resident Robert Correa about a let- ter she wrote Where to Retire magazine high- lighting the positive aspects of Palatka. “We changed our rank structure to be more Perhaps it’s time for a remake in line with working in the field with the (Putnam County) Sheriff’s Office. There are no pay increases. We’re just trying to align with departments in the area.” of entire government system — Palatka Police Department Chief Jason Shaw about restructuring the police department. ou would think by now the world particularly where corporate offices are would realize social and political rev- located. They have become havens as tax “I don’t drink or smoke, and I always Y olutions are the outgrowth of JODY shelters for major corporations. watched my diet and what I ate. I’m partial to unheeded attempts by citizens to present If ordinary citizens were capable of look- sandwiches and salads, ham and cheese, I complaints to governments. If King George DELZELL ing more deeply into our politics they might suppose.” had been sound of mind and blue-nosed conclude we have a phantom Congress that — Theo Dodge-Smith about her secret to a English nobles had not treated colonists like is coasting along and avoiding serious prob- long life. Dodge-Smith is 100 years old. criminals, those boatloads of tea would lems. never have polluted Boston Harbor. the problem and restore this country’s It is just as difficult for laymen to see In a different venue, that’s sort of what is greatness. The people are listening because through the smoke and mirror machina- “The Department of Health in Putnam happening with our current presidential they want their old country back with all its tions of high finance. However, it is obvious County has collaborated over the last year election. A populist rebellion has been brew- Constitutional values. the money-supply firms that run political with community partners in creating oppor- ing in the U.S. for the past quarter-century. The current revolt is political and eco- campaigns are calling the plays, and once tunities to improve the health and welfare of Finally, a giant wave of economic and cul- nomical, and driven by corporate greed. We they have a politician bought, they want our residents. We continue to seek means to tural globalization swamped the working now have Wall Street manipulators whose him to stay bought and remain in office as class. They didn’t see it coming, and the salaries are obscene and who are sorely dis- long as possible to do their bidding. work toward positive outcomes.” devastation it caused is still around. It appointed if their annual bonuses are under After more than 200 years, our — Department of Health in Putnam County washed away American jobs and much of a million dollars. Constitution has been eroded by decisions Administrator Mary Garcia about the county their dignity. The economic tide simply The rise of Donald Trump has grown on made by political-minded Supreme Court ranking 65th out of 67 counties in a national went out to the Pacific Rim and never came his promise to make the country great justices. That was not supposed to be how it health report. back. again, while Bernie Sanders, an unabashed was to work, but is evident on its face. Since 1980, more than 7 million manufac- socialist, wants to give everything away but Nothing of substance is being decided by our “This is a blessing for Putnam County. This turing jobs, and perhaps more than that in has no plan for how to pay for it. legislators, and our president is ruling by residual jobs, have simply disappeared in Remember Ross Perot? In his campaign executive privilege, none of which is embod- is long overdue and what the workforce the U.S. Most were outsourced to China, for president back in 1992, he said, “That ied in our Constitution. It is clearly time to needs.” India and Mexico, but also many went to giant sucking sound you will hear will be repair that venerable old three-legged stool, — First Coast Technical College President dozens of other countries. Some of it was the American industries moving to Mexico.” He and it will take a civil revolution to do it. Sandy Fortner about the school receiving $1.5 result of unwise trade agreements approved was talking about the North America Free There are ways for rank-and-file citizens million in state funds to expand its facility in by both of our national political parties, but Trade Agreement that was being debated to involve themselves to make a difference. Palatka. most is simply a result of the use of child and soon signed by the new president, Bill The first step would be to limit terms of all labor, or forced labor. Foreign manufactur- Clinton. national political offices to just eight years ers can produce products made at less cost Nobody was listening to Perot. The and get rid of those career people who have “People come for different reasons. Some than in the U.S. American people still had a glimmer of faith been there long enough to grow deep roots. people come for rides, but there’s more to it. In this second Great Depression in the our elected leaders knew best and would do No step-ups allowed from House to Senate, We have goats and sheep and rabbits. They U.S. in this century, middle-class Americans what was right for our citizens, but he was or vice-versa to extend terms. Give all bring their animals in, and they work very, lost their jobs, used up their savings and saying much the same thing then that national officeholders who serve their eight very hard.” many lost their homes. Then, they stood by Trump is saying now. years a stipend retirement, and tell them to and twiddled their thumbs while President We should admit that because of politics go out in the free market and find them- — Putnam County Fairgrounds Manager Amy Obama bailed out the same Wall Street here at home, we’ve been outsmarted in the selves a job to supplement it. That would Poupore about the Putnam County Fair, which banks and money manipulators that caused global industrial market. At first it was just remove much of the pressure brought to opened Friday night. the meltdown. by China and Japan, but unions got into bear by lobbyists and large campaign con- The American people, finally realizing Japan’s industries and aced them out. tributors. “It’s an honor to be chosen to serve on the they were betrayed by elected officials hav- NAFTA opened the door for Mexico, which A revolution might be required to get St. Johns River Water Management District ing cozy relationships with funding sources, had a vast labor market to exploit, but now Congress to consider it. governing board. I look forward to putting have begun listening to outsiders, such as other countries, such as Ireland and Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders. Both Canada, are reaching out to steal away our Jody Delzell is former publisher of the Daily News. my knowledge and practical experience to are campaigning on the premise they can fix industries through the management side, [email protected] good use for the residents and resources in the area.” — East Palatka resident John Browning about his selection to the St. Johns River Water PUBLIC FORUM Management District board.
“The center is supposed to be used for the apparent we, as a nation, are starting to Palatka Daily News, I was really appalled at benefit of the community, so we’ve been try- Presidential candidates reap what we have sown. the column by Jody Delzell and the letter to ing to have more of a presence here and get But it is the third part of this principle the editor by Dr. Michael Warren. It was typ- residents involved.” are what we have sown that concerns me most, namely, “You reap ical journalism bashing Donald Trump. — Palatka Housing Authority Social Services later than you sow.” May God have mercy on I guess they are both Hillary Clinton lov- Director Aaron Robinson about a community Since Putnam County is still largely an us for what lies ahead! When we sow to the ers. Warren said he was from Gainesville. agricultural community, we should under- wind, we reap the whirlwind. I believe a Why doesn’t he write his hate mail in the garden in the Ragsdale neighborhood. stand well the principles of sowing (plant- storm is coming! Gainesville newspaper? ing) and reaping (harvesting). Mike Parker Delzell should try to write something nice “I went through every precinct ... except for There are three parts to this principle: Pomona Park about someone for a change. Blind Democrats a couple, and every one of them was extreme- You reap what you sow, you reap more than will ruin our country, not Donald Trump. ly busy. We were averaging about 90 (voters) you sow, and you reap later than you sow. If Look at what they have done to Putnam every 10 minutes.” we apply these principles to life, the exam- Opinion page writers County. ples are abundantly obvious. My vote will go to Trump, as most educat- — Putnam County Supervisor of Elections Given our present political situation in are Democrats ed people will vote. Charles Overturf III about the Presidential this country and examining the two front- Eddie Morris Preference Primary on March 15. runners in our political parties, it seems After reading your March 12 edition of the Crescent City
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032216a5.indd 1 3/21/16 7:20 PM 6A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 42 Perjurer 21 Old PC 40 Many mos. 1 — Dawn 44 Gloom’s system 41 Fixed copy Chong partner 24 Put cargo 43 Film cowboy Harriette reflects on India trip 4 Eggnog time 47 Verdant on board Gene — 8 Kind of tissue 49 Relating 26 Golden 45 Evicts Dear Readers: I just got back The breadth of need gave me of people who want to help those Fleece ship 46 Kind of syrup 12 Passports, to sight from an eye-opening humanitarian pause. As we traveled to different in need — even when they may be etc. 51 Liverpool 27 Refuse 48 Cad 28 Trade fair 49 “— Zapata!” trip to India. I went on behalf of destinations largely on dirt roads in experiencing struggles themselves. 13 “— the chap 30 — Enterprise 50 Shoestring Woods” 53 Radiate, a philanthropic organization, The the forest of the Tansa Valley, about The effect of a small donation — to 31 Arm the alarm 51 Two-piece 14 Peal of as heat 32 Europe-Asia part PRASAD Project (theprasadpro- two hours outside of Mumbai, we restore eyesight, to feed a starving thunder 55 Sauna site range 52 French king ject.org), for which I serve on the saw many people walking: women child, to empower women — was 15 Put money on 56 Zoo sound Saturday’s Answer 33 Well-known 54 Ms. West board. What I witnessed changed with strong backs and bare feet bal- palpable for all to see. 16 Fed a line 57 Chalet 35 Praise 17 Quantity feature my perspective on life. ancing aluminum bowls of water on Whether it is my charity of of paper 58 RN’s forte Like many of you, I pride myself their heads; girls and boys laughing choice or another, please seriously 18 Says a few 59 Breezy words 60 Clue on being conscientious about the and talking wearing crisp uniforms, consider giving to those who are 20 Wax-coated 61 Have a look way that others live. I do not pre- nearly half of them shoeless on the struggling to survive. Recognizing cheese sume that everyone has the tan- rock-filled road; dry land as far as that we live in a global community 22 Forest part DOWN 23 Outback 1 Barbecue fare gible blessings that I have. Being you could see with no water for where some people literally cannot mineral 2 Highly skilled grateful for the plenty in my life drinking or bathing for miles. find clean water or a place to go to 25 Clearings 3 Organic and knowing the importance of the Life for these people, known as the bathroom is a powerful remind- compound 29 Frat letter Biblical notion “to whom much is Adivasis, the tribal people of India, er that we must be our brother’s 31 Islamic mystic 4 Pocket 34 Tyranno- change given, much is expected,” I visited is harder than anything I can imag- keeper. It cannot be OK for some of saurus — 5 Obligation this amazing country with my eyes ine experiencing firsthand, let alone us to enjoy luxuries ad infinitum if 35 Youngsters 6 Hot time open. on a daily basis. And yet there was we do not also support our brothers 36 Historical in Paris periods 7 Pay dirt The small international group a tremendous sense of dignity, hope and sisters and children who would 37 Economic 8 Toss out with whom I traveled came togeth- and conviction in each of their faces; benefit enormously from even a stat 9 Flowering er to visit the various projects that for many we engaged, there was tiny gift from us. 38 Depletes vine 39 Jaunty lid 10 Shoe width we have developed and funded. a heartfelt expression of gratitude. I left India with the smiles of 40 Vacillated 11 45 or 78 The work of The PRASAD Project We visited one village of 25 fami- children, who had just received (hyph.) 19 Patronage (which stands for Philanthropic lies that had just finished building, milk from our nutrition program, Relief, Altruistic Service And with our support, a toilet for each emblazoned on my heart. I dream HOROSCOPE Development) is intended to uplift home. Up until 2016, they had no of a world where all of our children For Tuesday, March 22, 2016 CANCER partnership will bring you closer and empower children and fami- formal sanitation. I could share end- are well-fed and healthy, where all (June 21-July 22) to your goals. Change how or lies in need — to help them help less stories of the transformation we of our families are connected and Ask for favors and offer incen- where you live. Negotiations will You’ll be looking for answers themselves. witnessed thanks to the generosity strong. Don’t you? and solutions that will help take tives. Do whatever is necessary to lead to success. you in a direction offering mental improve your living conditions. SAGITTARIUS stimulation and financial perks. Love is highlighted, and greater (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Dedication and honesty will help security will result if you nurture Keep busy and don’t let any- BRIDGE bring you closer to your dreams an important relationship. one railroad you into taking on and long-term happiness. Take LEO your one-of-a-major opening to should South proceed after draw- (July 23-Aug. 22) responsibilities that don’t belong the initiative and make this year to you. An unusual idea of yours two, you must move with a hand ing trumps? count. Protect your status, position ARIES will put you in a good position. at the right level ... strength. You and reputation. Taking on addi- CAPRICORN Declarer can afford only one (March 21-April 19) tional responsibilities will show should have six losers. Also, if Professional changes are within (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) more loser. His two main chances off your attributes. Don’t let a per- you rebid three of a minor, you reach. Pursue your goals instead sonal relationship interfere with Deal with domestic matters and to get home are the heart ace with of just dreaming about them. your professional dreams. Call personal investments. An impor- may do that with only a three-card West or the diamond queen with Call in favors and connect with in favors. tant relationship will need to be suit because it is forcing to three people you have worked with in VIRGO nurtured to avoid discord. Added East. Which should he try first? the past. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) responsibility will lead to ben- of your major. TAURUS Share your intentions with peo- efits. Expand your interests. In today’s deal, note that South’s The rule is: Play initially the (April 20-May 20) AQUARIUS ple who have something to offer. hand has six losers: one heart, two suit with the higher missing card; Personal adjustments will elim- A business trip will help you get (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) inate stress. Update your resume what you want. Follow through Tend to your obligations and diamonds and three clubs. When here, hearts. South leads his heart so it fits current trends and shows with your plans regardless of what listen to complaints being made. opener has a choice of suits, he toward dummy’s king. When West off your versatility. Do whatever others do. it takes to improve your rela- LIBRA Don’t give problems you face should, strange as it sounds, bid with a friend or relative time to has the ace, the king sets up for a tionships with peers and family (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) his weaker minor. Here, South members. fester. Offering a fair solution will Greg Norman said, “Setting diamond discard. But if East had GEMINI Do your own thing. Avoid pres- make you look good. goals for your game is an art. should rebid three clubs. Opposite (May 21-June 20) sure by making it clear what you PISCES the heart ace, the diamond finesse that, North has the worst possible will and will not do. Keep your (Feb. 20-March 20) Communicate your ideas and assets and plans a secret until The trick is in setting them at the would still be on the back burner. collaborate with people who Money, legal and health issues club holding: three low. So he you have worked out a flawless right level, neither too low nor Finally, note that if South had share your concerns. Get personal presentation. will crop up if you are indulgent signs off in three spades. obligations out of the way before SCORPIO or take on too much. Negotiations too high.” West leads the club jack. East rebid three diamonds, North might taking on more responsibility. (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) will turn in your favor if you sug- When trying to get to game in If something confuses you, ask gest a counteroffer with incen- takes three tricks in the suit, then have jumped to the hopeless four- questions. If you offer help, you will get something unusual in return. A tives or perks. a major after partner has raised exits safely with a spade. How spade contract. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne
BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker DILBERT Scott Adams
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032216a6.indd 1 3/21/16 12:19 PM 7A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016 Crime News
INTERLACHEN he saw the suspect drive to the Sheriff’s Office deputies said victim’s house, the report said. they attempted a traffic stop. Man faces Jordan said as he walked A sheriff’s office report said drug charges toward the suspect, he saw a Deputy Daniel Taylor tried to “pistol in an stop a vehicle driven by A 36-year-old Interlachen unsnapped Stephanie Ann Thomas for man was arrested and charged holster” in active felony warrants for bur- with driving with a license sus- the suspect’s glary and pended habitual offender and hand, the grand theft marijuana possession with report said. when she intent to sell Jordan said drove past after Putnam he heard the him in a park- County suspect ing lot. Sheriff’s threaten to Torres Taylor said Office depu- kill the vic- when he acti- ties stopped tim, the vated his the suspect’s report said. siren, the sus- Thomas vehicle for The report said Jordan pect sped up speeding. arrested the suspect. and ran a stop CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News Putnam County School District teacher Angelita Fells works Monday with students on testing Floyd A sheriff’s The suspect told deputies his sign exiting the parking lot, the skills at Moseley Elementary School. office report back and side hurt and was report said. said Michael taken to Putnam Community Taylor said the suspect’s Anthony Floyd was driving a Medical Center, the report vehicle exceeded speeds of 100 invited to participate in Part A “We have a lot of developing vehicle 82 mph in a 55 mph said. mph and he stopped his pursuit of the camp, an after-school teachers. … But our teachers zone on State Road 20 when After he was medically because of her reckless driving Tests program to prepare for the have made huge strides this deputies made a traffic stop. cleared, Torres was taken to and that she was known to be continued from PAge 1A upcoming tests that was year,” Theobold said. “The Deputy Michael LoCastro the Putnam County Jail and pregnant, the report said. offered for at least the last two school grade doesn’t explain said during the traffic stop, the held without bond. The report said the state weeks, Lee said. that.” suspect told him he did not Highway Patrol later attempt- school preparing for the tests. Mellon Elementary School Moseley’s school grade fell have a valid driver’s license. EAST PALATKA ed to stop the suspect and she Since their arrival three students were also invited to from a D in 2013-2014 to an F LoCastro said when he fled from them. years ago, Lee said, he and participate in an after-school last school year. asked if the suspect possessed Woman charged with The report said a call was Moseley Principal Ashley tutoring program offered for The school grades are issued drugs, the suspect told him he fleeing from officers received to dispatch as to the McCool have offered programs six weeks prior to the tests. by the state Department of had marijuana, the report said. suspect’s location. to help students improve their Principal Joe Theobold was Education, and elementary Deputies searched the sus- A 33-year-old pregnant Deputies responded to the test scores, including the also in his office Monday, while school grades are largely based pect and found seven small Palatka woman was arrested location and arrested the sus- spring break testing camp. staff members spent their time on standardized test scores. baggies and one large baggie and charged Friday afternoon pect, the report said. Administrators strategically off at the school preparing for Schools are penalized for recur- containing marijuana, the with two counts of fleeing and Thomas was arrested and target students who scored in the tests. ring low school grades, which report said. eluding law enforcement and taken to the Putnam County the school’s “bottom quartile” Theobold was principal at could result in state education Floyd was arrested and one count of a moving traffic Jail. She was held without in previous standardized tests. Ochwilla Elementary School, department intervention. taken to the Putnam County violation after Putnam County bond. Those students are invited to but this is his first year serving School grades also include Jail. He was held on $12,500 the camp, and with parent per- as Mellon’s principal. student growth and test score bond. mission and transportation, Ochwilla improved from improvement, an element of spend their time preparing for being an F school in 2013-2014 the grades that was not obtain- the upcoming English lan- to a C school in 2014-2015. able last year since it was the 60-year-old faces guage arts, mathematics and “Test scores are a byproduct first year students took the weapons charge science standardized tests. of other things,” Theobold said. Florida Standards Assessment. “The challenge with our stu- “A symptom, rather than the Since students will be taking A 60-year-old Interlachen dents is test-taking skills,” Lee actual issue.” the Florida Standards man was arrested and charged said. “We focus big time on Theobold said students who Assessment again this year, with aggravated assault with a reading and math. With sci- had low test scores in previous Lee said, teachers could deadly weapon without intent ence, you have to be able to years were the target of the six- improve their focus during to kill Friday afternoon after read, so we start with that.” week, after-school camp. He instruction to better prepare law enforcement official said he Students arrive at Moseley said Mellon teachers have also students for the tests. threatened to kill a man. at 9 a.m. and spend the morn- spent a lot of time training and “I believe the students can A Putnam County Sheriff’s ing preparing for the tests. preparing to administer the and will (succeed),” Lee said. Office report said deputies After lunch, students have standardized tests. “We’re confident.” were contacted by the daughter enrichment classes including The majority of Mellon’s “The pressure is on,” of Angelo Torres about a previ- drama and physical education. teachers, Theobold said, are in Theobold said. ous investigation and went to The greatest people The camp ends at 1 p.m. their first three years of teach- the victim’s house. The same students were ing. [email protected] Detective Donny Jordan said who ever lived… Wise. Reliable. Sensible. You Then just compare the savings. communication work group year to benefit Putnam Tax Collector Linda Myers know the words that describe members said they wanted to County,” he said. said when there are new our parents’ generation. No matter what we suggest, Image get a video made that could be a LOGIC group members and Putnam residents in her office, continued from PAge 1A commercial, so people in nearby local residents agreed there they speak highly of the area. you’re under no obligation areas would visit as tourists should be an improvement of So the LOGIC group needs to At the risk of bragging, some at all. But if a new system and consider making Putnam the county’s image, but who the find a way of getting all resi- Property Appraiser Tim their new home. branding should target was a dents to share that enthusiasm. folks use those words to makes sense, owning it is Parker, a member of LOGIC’s The group has been in com- matter they said should be She encouraged other mem- describe Artic Air Inc. 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Air’s 10-year parts and labor ing Putnam. county’s image. the message won’t be effective if “One of the targets (of the “We’re trying to change the Parker and School the audience isn’t identified. image improvement) is us,” warranty - Not a cent for image of Putnam County Superintendent Phyllis “What is the goal specifical- Myers said. “We are one of the Like so: What about your repairs for 10 years! Plus up – change it internally and Criswell, another communica- ly?” she asked. “Are we trying targets. We do not speak highly energy bills? Are they too to 36 months 0% ARP. externally,” Parker said. tion work group member, would to get more tourists to come to of our community collectively. “Recently, a group came to like the LOGIC group to issue a town or permanent residents? “There will never be enough high? Palatka, to the Board of County request for proposals from com- Are we aiming at businesses? money to just meet our basic With power rebates and Commissioners, and said they’d panies who could assist with Until we really know who it is needs. That’s why we’re asking Could be your old cooling manufacturer rebates the like to do a video about Putnam the image boost. you want to get, you don’t know our members to put aside some County. This is a free video pre- But coming up with the what your message is.” money for this. If we don’t start, and heating system “steals” savings add up to some of sentation of our county. It funds to make this dream a Videos and other media pro- we’ll never start.” energy dollars from you the best deals ever. didn’t cost us anything.” reality is one of the group’s big- moting the beauty of Putnam to Parker said the work group each month. 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032216a7.indd 1 3/21/16 7:28 PM 8A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016 Parade of Pigs Trump demands GOP embrace him as Dems unleash new attacks tial candidates. By Lisa Lerer Clinton and her allies readied and Steve Peoples a three-pronged effort against Associated Press Trump that targets his charac- WASHINGTON — A front- ter, credentials and controver- runner under attack from all sial statements about women sides, Republican Donald and minorities. That began in Trump demanded his party’s earnest Monday, with labor skeptical establishment unions, members of Congress embrace the inevitability of his and the presidential candidates presidential nomination as he all escalating their criticism. stormed into “Let’s be honest — @ Washington on realDonaldTrump is a Monday. Democrats loser,” tweeted Sen. responded by debuting Elizabeth Warren, a multi-pronged before launching into assault, shifting their eight messages slam- rhetoric and resources ming Trump’s “failed against the man they businesses,” ”petty bul- expect to face in a con- lying” and “flagrant tentious and ugly gen- Trump narcissism.” eral election campaign. The Massachusetts “If people want to be senator and liberal smart, they should embrace this hero had largely stayed out of movement,” Trump declared at the presidential race, avoiding a news conference, shrugging off any endorsement of Clinton or passionate resistance to his can- her Democratic rival, Bernie didacy from both parties. Sanders. “I’m an outsider,” Trump said. The harsh words came the “They’re not used to this.” day before Clinton is likely to As he often is, Trump was extend her overwhelming dele- dogged by protests. A group of gate lead over Sanders in pri- rabbis planned to boycott his mary contests in Arizona, Utah evening speech to a pro-Israel and Idaho. On the Republican lobbying group. side, Trump’s remaining rivals Democratic presidential — Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and front-runner Hillary Clinton Ohio Gov. John Kasich — are touched off her party’s fresh fighting in Arizona and Utah to anti-Trump campaign during a stop him from building an insur- morning foreign policy speech to mountable lead as well. the American Israel Public Cruz unveiled an endorse- Affairs Conference, questioning ment from Utah Republican the former reality television Gov. Gary Herbert, who star’s readiness to guide the declared in a state Capitol news nation through delicate interna- conference Cruz has the best tional entanglements. chance to stop Trump. Kasich’s “We need steady hands,” campaign was promoting an Clinton told thousands at the endorsement from the GOP’s pro-Israel gathering. “Not a 2012 nominee, Mitt Romney — president who says he’s neutral although Romney only endorsed on Monday, pro-Israel on Kasich in Ohio. He’s backing Tuesday and who-knows-what Cruz in Utah. on Wednesday because every- Shortly after Clinton’s speech, thing’s negotiable.” Trump huddled in Washington Trump kindled criticism for a closed-door meeting with from Republicans as well as about two dozen Republican offi- Democrats earlier in the year cials, many of them supporters. when he pledged to be “sort of “It’s obvious that Mr. Trump a neutral guy” on Israel. While will be our nominee,” said Rep. the U.S. is officially neutral in Chris Collins, one of two New CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News the Middle East conflict, his York congressmen openly back- Q.I. Roberts Junior-Senior High FFA member Lindsey Head helps bring in hogs at the Putnam County Fairgrounds Monday statement marked a rhetorical ing him. “We need to take the morning in preparation for the Market Swine Show at 6 p.m. today. departure for U.S. presiden- fight to Hillary Clinton.”
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032216a8.indd 1 3/21/16 9:59 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016 B SECTION SIDELINES MARK BLUMENTHAL Board closes with 63, wins Azalea Bogey-free final round but wasn’t scoring like I should,” NBA’s commented Board of his even par lifts Georgia collegian 70-70 start in the 54-hole event. “But today I got things figured out.” unseen Starting on the course’s back nine By Danny Hood Sunday and playing in the next to Daily News correspondent last foursome of the Championship Flight , the 6-foot-2 Board went classic It took Dillon Board a couple of birdie-birdie on Nos. 10 and 11, and rounds to figure out the Palatka followed up with a birdie on the he top sports stories in yet Municipal Course, but when he did, 290-yard, par four 13th hole. Board another Weekend That Was: the payoff was big. started the front nine just as well, 5. Jason Day continues to Board put together a flawless holing a bunker shot for birdie on Tsurge toward next month’s seven-under-par 63 Sunday, giving No. 1 and taking another birdie on Masters after winning the Arnold him the win at the Florida Azalea the next hole. After collecting his Palmer Invitational in Orlando, Amateur. sixth birdie of the day on the par shooting 17-under par, one stroke A senior at the College of Coastal five No. 4, Board backed that up ahead of second-place Kevin Georgia, Board’s seven-birdie, no- with his last birdie of the day on the Chappell. bogey worksheet sent him from five par five No. 5, getting up and down 4. Thanks to a quick move on shots back entering the final round from a mulched area behind the the restart, Jimmie Johnson wins to a three-shot victory over runn- green. DANNY HOOD / Palatka Daily News the NASCAR Sprint Cup Auto Club erup Jackson Stroup. Winner Dillon Board, right, with PMGA president Wilson Edwards, left, and 400, his seventh career win on the “The first two days I played well, See AZALEA, Page 3B Palatka Municipal pro Paul Trettner. course in Fontana, Calif. It is his 77th career win, passing Dale Earnhardt into seventh place on PREP ROUNDUP the all-time list. Bassmaster Elite 3. In a battle of the two best teams in the NBA, the 59-10 San Antonio Spurs remained unbeaten at home this season at 35-0 with an Palatka 87-79 victory over the Golden State Warriors, handing the Warriors just their seventh loss of the year. 2. With a total of 81 pounds and sweeps 15 ounces, 69-year-old Rick Clunn wins the Bassmaster Elite Series Tournament, becoming the oldest competitor to win both an Elite and B.A.S.S. event. Locals Cliff Prince 100 titles (73 pounds, 6 ounces) and Terry Scroggins (72-2) finish sixth and seventh overall, respectively. Firsto t do s during 1. The NCAA men’s basketball tournament continues to be the Bob Hayes Invitational centerpiece of the March sports landscape with 13th seed Gonzaga Palatka Daily News stopping Utah to reach the Sweet For the first time this season, coach 16, top seeds Kansas, Oregon, Steven Gonzalez got to see how his North Carolina and Virginia all elite runners and throwers did against moving on and West Region 11th the state’s best at the prestigious Bob seed Northern Iowa pulling off the Hayes Invitational at Jacksonville greatest choke in recent tourna- Raines. ment history – blowing a 12-point Gonzalez was encouraged by what lead with 44 seconds left to have he saw. No. 3 seed Texas A&M not only tie GREG WALKER / Special to the Daily News “I thought we did good for the most it to send it to overtime, but lose to An ESPN cameraman catches Palatka’s Cliff Prince as he brings in a bass. part,” he said. “I think to an extent, the Aggies in two overtimes, 92-88. going to a meet intimidated or scared Our topic of discussion: 3. The doesn’t do you well. We told the kids game very few saw. this is a state championship-caliber One of the few things I appreciat- meet and if they did something here, ed this winter was the fact that they can do it anywhere.” ABC and ESPN have been promot- The Panther boys finished third ing elite matchups in the NBA to with 35 points, one behind Hialeah the hilt. They are wonderful games American and well behind winner and most of the time, we see some Grand Old Man Flagler Palm Coast, which scored 60. of the best teams the league can The Palatka girls took 11th with 22 offer on a night that doesn’t domi- Clunn, 69, becomes oldest BASS tournament winner points; Miami Northwestern won nate the television landscape. going away with 160 points, 101 better College basketball did this years By Greg Walker Saturday’s third round was cut to the top 50, than second-place Miami Southridge. ago, but when cable television Daily News correspondent and again age showed its mettle. Clunn came to Leading the way for the Panthers became more than a fascination the scales with nearly double the weight of his were 100-meter stars Steven and every sports network got con- fter day two of the Bassmaster Elite first two days, scoring an amazing 31.07 pounds Simmons, a transfer from Crescent tracts to do this, the luster was off tournament on the St. Johns River, Rick to take the lead with a three-day total of 62.15 City, and Ka’Tia Seymour, a transfer that rose. Clunn of Ava, Mo., was sitting in 31st pounds. from Orange Park Oakleaf. Each So now the NBA has a major place among the 111 Elite pro anglers Speculation ran rampant. After all, there were junior won 100 – Simmons by .01 sec- foothold on the Saturday night with 31.8 pounds. It was a slight move some crazy moves up and down the scoreboard. onds with a time of 10.70, Seymour by schedule. And this past Saturday upA in standings from Thursday’s 16.11 pounds. Palatka’s Cliff Prince, after a poor first day, .04 seconds in 11.72. night, they gave us the best regu- Not a big deal, only seven places. Just another moved from 95th place to 18th with the heaviest Gonzalez said it was the first time lar-season matchup in a long, long fisherman in the pack. stringer of the day (23.1 pounds), which included two runners from the same school had time. To many spectators, he was Rick Clunn, win- a tournament-best 10.8-pound largemouth. San won the 100-meter run at the Hayes You had the 58-10 San Antonio ner of four Bassmaster Classics and 14 BASS Mateo’s “Big Show,” Terry Scroggins, moved from meet. Spurs, who would be the most dom- wins. He ruled the circuit for many years. But he 37th to second on day two. At the end of the “Steven stepped up,” Gonzalez said. inant team in the league in most was 69 years old, well past his prime. Probably 50-man cut, day one leader Brandon Lester of “It was a very close race that we didn’t years, taking on the team who has couldn’t hold up. The younger pros would beat Fayetteville, Tenn., slipped to the also-rans and know who won until it was announced. been the most dominant this sea- him. ultimately missed the final 12-man field. Actually, both Steven and Ka’Tia got son, the 62-6 Golden State Well, no one expected to see Jack Nicklaus win- For sure, the majority of the crowd had their off to bad starts and came back to Warriors. Both have pulled off the ning the Masters at 46 or George Foreman knock- eyes on the two hometown boys. win.” rarity of recording unbeaten sea- ing out opponents at 50. There was talk among the fans that maybe Seymour would finish third in the sons on their own courts, the Spurs Enter Clunn, oldest tournament winner in 200-meter dash in 23.94. Simmons 34-0 going into Saturday night’s BASS history. See BASS, Page 3B took sixth in the 200 in 22.09. matchup and the Warriors 32-0 this season on their court in See ROUNDUP, Page 3B Oakland. The Warriors were an impressive 30-6 on the road this season, the only team in the league with sin- gle-digit losses. If there is one team in the league – one – who can Panthers complete sweep of county rivals knock off the Spurs in a big game or series at the AT&T Center Outscore, IHS Peniel by winning streak to put the kibosh on a where they play, it’s the Stephen three-game losing streak. Curry-led Warriors. combined 21-1 Saturday “I’m just glad our guys won three straight,” said Rick, whose club had its See BLUMENTHAL, Page 2B struggles in losing twice to Palm Coast By Andy Hall Matanzas and once to District 5-5A Palatka Daily News rival Bradford. The Panthers spotted Interlachen a INSIDE There was no trophy ceremony fol- run in the first, then took charge with lowing the Putnam County Baseball a four-run second inning in Saturday’s Tournament at the Azalea Bowl. finale. No trophy, either. The event’s setup The Rams’ Darius Oliver drew a Scoreboard 2B didn’t assure an outright champion, leadoff walk, took second on a wild Briefs 2B anyway. pitch, third on Blake Russell’s ground- That didn’t matter to Palatka coach out and scored on Logan Faulk’s single Classified 4B Alan Rick, whose Panthers took the to right center. The Panthers failed to unofficial title with wins of 6-2 over capitalize on two errors in the bottom Crescent City on Friday and 12-0 over of the first, but got four runs with two ANDY HALL GREG OYSTER / Special to the Daily News Peniel Baptist Academy and 9-1 over out in the second. Sports Editor 312-5239 Palatka’s Clayton Faircloth is tagged by Interlachen shortstop Blake Russell Interlachen on Saturday. [email protected] on a stolen-base attempt. What did matter was a three-game See COUNTY, Page 3B
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Iowa 72, Temple 70, OT Orlando 29 41 .414 11½ CALENDAR At Spokane Veterans Memorial Central Division Jaguars hire Kiffin to help ‘D’ NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Arena W L Pct GB schools, leagues and recreation Spokane, Wash. y-Cleveland 50 20 .714 — JACKSONVILLE – The Jacksonville Jaguars departments and are subject to Hawaii 77, California 66 Indiana 37 33 .529 13 change without notice. COLLEGE BASEBALL Maryland 79, South Dakota State 74 Chicago 36 33 .522 13½ have hired 76-year-old Monte Kiffin as a defensive 7 p.m. SEC Network Tennessee Tech at Ten- Round of 32 Detroit 37 34 .521 13½ assistant. TUESDAY, March 22 nessee Saturday, March 19 Milwaukee 30 41 .423 20½ HIGH SCHOOL At Dunkin’ Donuts Center WESTERN CONFERENCE Kiffin worked with the team during the 2015 off- Baseball NIT MEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Providence, R.I. Southwest Division season and helped coach Gus Bradley earlier this Elmira (N.Y.) Iroquois at Interlachen, 7 p.m. ESPN Quarterfinals, Saint Mary’s Miami 65, Wichita State 57 W L Pct GB 7 p.m. (Calif.) at Valparaiso At Wells Fargo Arena y-San Antonio 59 11 .843 — year during his search for a new defensive coordi- At Daytona State College 9 p.m. ESPN Quarterfinals, Creighton at Des Moines, Iowa Memphis 40 30 .571 19 nator. Now, Kiffin will be more involved. Palatka vs. Dunnellon, 4 p.m. BYU Kansas 73, UConn 61 Houston 35 35 .500 24 Boys and Girls Tennis Sunday, March 20 Dallas 35 35 .500 24 “His wealth of experience and knowledge about Clay at Interlachen, 3 p.m. EXHIBITION MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL At Barclays Center New Orleans 26 43 .377 32½ the game will be a tremendous asset to our entire Brooklyn, N.Y. Northwest Division coaching staff,” Bradley said. WEDNESDAY, March 23 1:30 p.m. ESPN Rays vs. Team Cuba, at Villanova 87, Iowa 68 W L Pct GB HIGH SCHOOL Havana At Spokane Veterans Memorial y-Oklahoma City 48 22 .686 — The Jaguars also hired John Benton as assistant Baseball 5 p.m. MLB Network Rangers vs. Padres, at Arena Portland 36 35 .507 12½ offensive line coach and John Donovan as offensive Interlachen at Jacksonville Bishop Peoria, Ariz. (tape) Spokane, Wash. Utah 34 36 .486 14 Snyder, 4:30 p.m. 9 p.m. MLB Network Dodgers vs. Royals, at Maryland 73, Hawaii 60 Denver 29 42 .408 19½ quality control coach. Boys Weightlifting Surprise, Ariz. At KFC YUM! Center Minnesota 22 48 .314 26 Benton joins the Jaguars after a two-year stint At Menendez High School Louisville, Ky. Pacific Division as the Miami Dolphins’ offensive line coach. Crescent City, Palatka at District 8-1A NBA Regional Semifinals W L Pct GB Meet, 2 p.m. 8 p.m. TNT Rockets at Thunder Thursday, March 24 y-Golden State 63 7 .900 — Donovan joins the Jaguars with 19 years of colle- Villanova (31-5) vs. Miami (27-7), L.A. Clippers 43 26 .623 19½ COLLEGE 10:30 p.m. TNT Grizzlies at Lakers 7:10 p.m. Sacramento 27 43 .386 36 giate coaching experience, including the last two as Baseball Kansas (32-4) vs. Maryland (27-8), Phoenix 19 50 .275 43½ Penn State’s offensive coordinator and tight ends Daytona State at SJRSC, 3 p.m. NHL 9:40 p.m. L.A. Lakers 14 55 .203 48½ coach. 7:30 p.m. FS Sun Red Wings at Lightning y-clinched division 8:30 p.m. NBC Sports Kings at Wild MIDWEST REGIONAL Sunday’s Games Kiffin is entering his 50th year of coaching, with TIDES Round of 64 Dallas 132, Portland 120, OT 28 years of NFL experience and 21 years in the col- Palatka City Dock Thursday, March 17 Toronto 105, Orlando 100 High Low 32. At Louisville, Ky. At PNC Arena New Orleans 109, L.A. Clippers 105 legiate ranks. He was Tampa Bay’s defensive coor- Today 3:52A,4:10P 11:07A,11:26P 10. (10) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, DePaul 73, Louisville 72 Raleigh, N.C. Boston 120, Philadelphia 105 dinator from 1996 to 2008. Bradley and current Mar. 23 4:30A,4:46P 11:48A,------205, 31. At Corvallis, Ore. Butler 71, Texas Tech 61 Utah 94, Milwaukee 85 Mar. 24 5:06A,5:20P 12:00A,12:25P 11. (27) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Oregon State 69, St. Bonaventure 40 Virginia 81, Hampton 45 Sacramento 88, New York 80 Jaguars defensive coordinator Todd Wash worked Chevrolet, 205, 30. Monday, March 21 At Pepsi Center Monday’s Games under Kiffin during his time in Tampa. St. Augustine Beach 12. (21) Brian Scott, Ford, 205, 29. At College Station, Texas Denver Cleveland 124, Denver 91 High Low 13. (24) Brian Vickers, Chevrolet, Florida State 74, Texas A&M 56 Iowa State 94, Iona 81 Indiana 91, Philadelphia 75 Today 8:14A,8:35P 2:09A,2:28P 205, 28. UALR 85, Purdue 83, 2OT Charlotte 91, San Antonio 88 NBA Mar. 23 8:52A,9:13P 2:51A,3:04P 14. (4) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, SIOUX FALLS REGIONAL Utah 80, Fresno State 69 Boston 107, Orlando 96 Mar. 24 9:29A,9:50P 3:30A,3:38P 205, 27. First Round Gonzaga 68, Seton Hall 52 Detroit 92, Milwaukee 91 15. (13) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Friday, March 18 Friday, March 18 Chicago 109, Sacramento 102 Celtics surge at end, tip Magic 205, 26. At Columbia, S.C. At Scottrade Center Golden State 109, Minnesota 104 PREP BASEBALL 16. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 205, Kansas State 56, George Washington St. Louis Washington 117, Atlanta 102 Ocala Vanguard 10, Palatka 7 25. 51 Syracuse 70, Dayton 51 Memphis at Phoenix, 10 p.m. BOSTON – Even before Boston found itself in Vanguard 202 033 0–10 11 2 17. (23) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, South Carolina 77, Jacksonville 41 Middle Tennessee 90, Michigan St. 81 Tuesday’s Games the throes of its first losing streak in two months, Palatka 220 201 0– 7 10 2 205, 24. At Syracuse, N.Y. Round of 32 Charlotte at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Denton, Adams (4) and Petry. Tilton, 18. (29) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, Albany (NY) 61, Florida 59 Saturday, March 19 Miami at New Orleans, 8 p.m. coach Brad Stevens felt his team would be tested Mullis (5), Ladd (6), DeLoach (7) and 205, 23. Syracuse 73, Army 56 At PNC Arena Houston at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. heading into this stretch of five games in seven Lamoreaux. W–Adams, 1-1. L–Mullis, 19. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 205, At Columbus, Ohio Raleigh, N.C. Memphis at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. nights. 0-1. HR–Palatka: Reynolds, 23. West Virginia 74, Princeton 65 Virginia 77, Butler 69 DeLoach. 3B–Ocala Vanguard: Kirk. 20. (7) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 205, 21. Ohio State 88, Buffalo 69 At Pepsi Center After an initial stumble, the Celtics are hoping 2B–Ocala Vanguard: Kirk 2, Rosario; 21. (25) Aric Almirola, Ford, 205, 20. At Tempe, Ariz. Denver Celtics 107, Magic 96 their latest victory puts them back on solid ground Palatka: Faircloth. 22. (35) David Ragan, Toyota, 205, Tennessee 59, Green Bay 53 Iowa State 78, UALR 61 ORLANDO Records: Palatka 10-6, Vanguard 8-9 19. Arizona State 74, New Mexico State 52 Gonzaga 82, Utah 59 Fournier 5-15 2-4 13, Gordon 6-14 with only about a month left in the regular season. 23. (28) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, Second Round Sunday, March 20 0-0 13, Dedmon 3-8 2-2 8, Jennings Isaiah Thomas had 28 points and seven assists At Baseballl Grounds of Jacksonville 205, 18. Sunday, March 20 At Scottrade Center 1-5 0-0 2, Oladipo 10-17 4-4 25, Christ’s Church 13, Crescent City 3 24. (1) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 205, At Columbia, S.C. St. Louis Smith 2-8 2-2 6, Payton 4-9 0-1 8, and Boston held on to beat the Orlando Magic, Crescent City 101 10– 3 7 1 17. South Carolina 73, Kansas State 47 Syracuse 75, Middle Tennessee 50 Ilyasova 2-4 0-0 5, Hezonja 1-3 1-1 107-96, on Monday night. Christ’s Church 543 1x–13 12 3 25. (6) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 205, 16. At Syracuse, N.Y. At The United Center 3, Marble 0-2 0-2 0, Nicholson 5-8 Reiter, Mascia (3) and Lansing, 26. (36) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, 205, Syracuse 76, Albany (NY) 59 Chicago 2-3 13. Totals 39-93 13-19 96. Avery Bradley had 22 points and nine rebounds Reiter (3). McDonough, Hamburger 15. At Columbus, Ohio Regional Semifinals BOSTON and Kelly Olynyk had 22 points off the bench in (4) and Berger. W–McDonough, 5-1. 27. (33) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, Ohio State 88, West Virginia 81 Friday, March 25 Turner 7-11 0-0 16, Johnson 5-6 1-1 his fourth game back from a right shoulder sprain L–Reiter, 0-5. 3B–Christ’s Church: 205, 14. At Tempe, Ariz. Virginia (28-7) vs. Iowa State (23-11), 11, Sullinger 2-7 1-2 5, Thomas 9-18 Gay; 2B–Crescent City: Reiter; 28. (12) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Tennessee 75, Arizona State 64 7:10 p.m. 10-12 28, Bradley 9-15 3-4 22, Smart to help the Celtics even the season series with the Christ’s Church: Berger. 205, 13. Syracuse (21-13) vs. Gonzaga (28- 1-11 1-1 3, Olynyk 7-12 4-4 22, Magic at two games each. Records: Crescent City 4-10, Christ’s 29. (38) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, LEXINGTON REGIONAL 7), 9:40 p.m. Jerebko 0-3 0-0 0, Rozier 0-2 0-0 0. Church 10-2 205, 12. First Round Totals 40-85 20-24 107. 30. (26) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 205, Saturday, March 19 WEST REGIONAL Orlando 17 32 29 18— 96 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Putnam County Tournament 11. At South Bend, Ind. Round of 64 Boston 22 34 35 16—107 Saturday 31. (30) Michael McDowell, Notre Dame 95, North Carolina A&T Thursday, March 17 3-Point Goals—Orlando 5-18 at Åzalea Bowl Chevrolet, 205, 10. 61 At Dunkin’ Donuts Center (Ilyasova 1-1, Nicholson 1-2, Gordon FSU’s Beasley to enter NBA Draft Palatka 12, Peniel Baptist 0 32. (17) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Indiana 62, Georgia 58 Providence, R.I. 1-2, Oladipo 1-3, Fournier 1-6, Smith Peniel Baptist 000 00– 0 1 5 204, 10. At Stanford, Calif. Duke 93, UNC Wilmington 85 0-1, Payton 0-1, Jennings 0-2), Palatka 151 5x–12 5 2 33. (16) Chris Buescher, Ford, 204, South Dakota State 74, Miami 71 Yale 79, Baylor 75 Boston 7-22 (Olynyk 4-6, Turner 2-2, TALLAHASSEE – Florida State freshman guard Varner, Spedden (4), Huerta (4) and 8. Stanford 85, San Francisco 58 Friday, March 18 Bradley 1-4, Jerebko 0-1, Thomas Malik Beasley announced Monday night that he will Huerta, Varner (4). Johns, Mullis (4) 34. (39) Jeffrey Earnhardt, Ford, At Lexington, Ky. At Chesapeake Energy Arena 0-2, Sullinger 0-2, Smart 0-5). and Arnold. W–Johns, 1-0. L–Varner, 200, 7. Oklahoma 61, Purdue 45 Oklahoma City Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— enter the NBA draft. 2-2. 2B–Palatka: Johns. 35. (14) Ryan Blaney, Ford, acci- Kentucky 85, UNC Asheville 31 VCU 75, Oregon State 67 Orlando 52 (Oladipo, Gordon 8), “The things I have learned and the growth I have dent, 195, 6. At College Park, Md. Oklahoma 82, Cal State Bakersfield Boston 57 (Johnson 11). Assists— Crescent City 13, Peniel Baptist 3 36. (37) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, 195, Maryland 74, Iona 58 68 Orlando 15 (Payton 6), Boston 22 realized this season as both a person and player have Crescent City 215 14–13 13 2 5. Washington 65, Pennsylvania 53 Texas A&M 92, Green Bay 65 (Thomas 7). Total Fouls—Orlando made me confident that I can take the next step in Peniel Baptist 001 02– 3 3 7 37. (22) Greg Biffle, Ford, engine, Second Round Northern Iowa 75, Texas 72 20, Boston 16. A—18,624 (18,624). Chesbro and Lansing. Dodge and 146, 4. Monday, March 21 At Spokane Veterans Memorial realizing my dreams to play at the next level,” Varner. W–Chesbro, 1-0. L–Dodge, 38. (31) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, At South Bend, Ind. Arena Beasley said in a statement. 2-6. 2B–Crescent City: Lansing, accident, 120, 3. Notre Dame 87, Indiana 70 Spokane, Wash. NHL The 6-foot-5 Beasley was third among freshmen in Mascia. 39. (32) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, At Stanford, Calif. Oregon 91, Holy Cross 52 EASTERN CONFERENCE Record: Peniel 5-10 accident, 46, 2. Stanford 66, South Dakota State 65 Saint Joseph’s 78, Cincinnati 76 Atlantic Division scoring in the Atlantic Coast Conference this season, At Lexington, Ky. Round of 32 GP W L OT Pts GF GA averaging 15.6 points per game. Palatka 9, Interlachen 1 Kentucky 79, Oklahoma 58 Saturday, March 19 Florida 73 40 24 9 89 207 181 Interlachen 100 000 0–1 4 5 Sprint Cup Standings At College Park, Md. At Dunkin’ Donuts Center Tampa Bay 72 41 26 5 87 196 171 He was second on the team in scoring behind fel- Palatka 043 110 x–9 9 1 1. K.Harvick, 195; 2. J.Johnson, Washington 74, Maryland 65 Providence, R.I. Boston 73 39 26 8 86 216 197 low freshman Dwayne Bacon as both were selected 184; 3. C.Edwards, 171; 4. D. McCole, Davis (4) and Allen. Arnold, Duke 71, Yale 64 Detroit 72 36 25 11 83 184 190 to the conference’s all-freshman team. Mills (4), Ladd (7) and Barnes. W– Hamlin, 170; 5. Ky.Busch, 170; 6. J. NCAA Men’s Basketball Sunday, March 20 Ottawa 73 34 31 8 76 211 223 Arnold, 3-1. L–McCole, 3-2. HR– Logano, 165; 7. Ku.Busch, 148; 8. At Chesapeake Energy Arena Montreal 73 33 34 6 72 192 209 n Simmons to leave LSU: LSU freshman for- Palatka: Barnes. 3B–Palatka: Ladd D.Earnhardt Jr., 145; 9. B. EAST REGIONAL Oklahoma City Buffalo 73 29 34 10 68 173 198 2B–Palatka: Summers, Reynolds, Keselowski, 142; 10. A.Dillon, 139; Round of 64 Oklahoma 85, VCU 81 Toronto 72 26 35 11 63 174 209 ward Ben Simmons, who led the Tigers in scoring, Lamoreaux. 11. M.Truex Jr., 127; 12. J. Thursday, March 17 Texas A&M 92, Northern Iowa 88, Metropolitan Division rebounds and assists this season, has decided to turn Record: Interlachen 8-5. McMurray, 125; 13. A.Almirola, 120; At PNC Arena 2OT GP W L OT Pts GF GA pro and relinquish his final three seasons of college 14. R.Stenhouse Jr., 119; 15. M. Raleigh, N.C. At Spokane Veterans Memorial x-Washington 71 51 15 5 107 227 168 Kenseth, 113; 16. C.Elliott, 110. North Carolina 83, Fla. Gulf Coast 67 Arena N.Y. Rangers 73 41 24 8 90 207 192 eligibility. LOCAL COLLEGE Providence 70, USC 69 Spokane, Wash. Pittsburgh 72 40 24 8 88 204 179 “We knew that there was a great possibility that BASEBALL At Wells Fargo Arena Oregon 69, Saint Joseph’s 64 N.Y. Islanders 71 38 24 9 85 197 181 Sunday’s game COLLEGE Des Moines, Iowa At The Honda Center Philadelphia 71 35 24 12 82 186 190 Ben would only be at LSU for one season,” coach SJR State 8, Daytona State 6 Indiana 99, Chattanooga 74 Anaheim, Calif. New Jersey 73 35 31 7 77 166 189 Johnny Jones said Monday. Daytona 000 040 002–6 8 1 NCAA Women’s Basketball Kentucky 85, Stony Brook 57 Regional Semifinals Carolina 72 31 27 14 76 175 195 SJR State 010 000 52x–8 10 1 BRIDGEPORT REGIONAL Friday, March 18 Thursday, March 24 Columbus 72 29 35 8 66 188 223 “And if you are going to have a guy to do that, Ben Hutchinson, Wade (8) and Shue. First Round At Barclays Center Oklahoma (27-7) vs. Texas A&M WESTERN CONFERENCE was the perfect one because of how much of a team Toelken, Ross (9), Carr (9) and Friday, March 18 Brooklyn, N.Y. (28-8), 7:37 p.m. Central Division Harris. W – Toelken (6-0). L – At Starkville, Miss. Stephen F. Austin 70, West Virginia 56 Oregon (30-6) vs. Duke (25-10), GP W L OT Pts GF GA player he is. We are happy about the development Hutchinson (7-2). Save – Carr (9). Michigan State 74, Belmont 60 Notre Dame 70, Michigan 63 9:40 p.m. Dallas 73 43 21 9 95 236 211 that transpired during his time here and think he HR – Franklin (Daytona). 2B – Mississippi State 60, Chattanooga 50 At Scottrade Center St. Louis 73 42 22 9 93 194 185 will continue to make great strides as he transitions Hendricks (Daytona), Weeks (SJR), Saturday, March 19 St. Louis Chicago 73 42 24 7 91 203 179 Rhodes (SJR). At Storrs, Conn. Wisconsin 47, Pittsburgh 43 NIT Basketball Glance Nashville 73 37 23 13 87 202 187 into the NBA.” UConn 101, Robert Morris 49 Xavier 71, Weber State 53 Second Round Colorado 73 38 31 4 80 198 204 Simmons, who initially announced his decision in Monday’s game Duquesne 97, Seton Hall 76 Round of 32 Thursday night Minnesota 73 34 28 11 79 194 186 SJR State 3, Daytona State 2 At Los Angeles Saturday, March 19 Valparaiso 81, Florida State 69 Winnipeg 72 29 37 6 64 184 216 an interview with ESPN, said he will soon hire an SJR State 100 011 000–3 6 1 UCLA 66, Hawaii 50 At PNC Arena Friday night Pacific Division agent and enter the NBA draft, for which Simmons Daytona 000 101 000–2 5 1 South Florida 48, Colorado State 45 Raleigh, N.C. BYU 80, Virginia Tech 77 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Williams, McMahan (7), Carr (8) and At Austin, Texas North Carolina 85, Providence 66 Saturday x-Los Angeles 72 44 23 5 93 198 165 has been widely projected as the top overall pick. Harris. Peden, Wade (8), Baita (9) Missouri 78, BYU 69 At Wells Fargo Arena Creighton 87, Wagner 54 Anaheim 71 40 22 9 89 182 164 Simmons, who grew up in Australia before moving and Shue. W – Williams (4-2). L – Texas 86, Alabama State 42 Des Moines, Iowa Sunday night San Jose 72 41 25 6 88 214 185 to Florida for three years of high school at Montverde Peden (3-3). Save – Carr (10). HR – Second Round Indiana 73, Kentucky 67 Florida 74, Ohio State 66 Arizona 72 31 34 7 69 188 217 Rhodes (SJR). 2B – Villaman (SJR), Sunday, March 20 Sunday, March 20 Saint Mary’s 77, Georgia 65 Calgary 73 31 36 6 68 202 228 Academy, averaged 19.2 points, 11.8 rebounds and Weeks (SJR), Koslowski (SJR), Shue At Starkville, Miss. At Barclays Center Monday night Vancouver 71 27 32 12 66 167 205 4.8 assists this season with LSU. (Daytona), Baita (Daytona). Mississippi State 74, Michigan State 72 Brooklyn, N.Y. George Washington 87, Monmouth Edmonton 75 29 39 7 65 181 219 Records: SJR State 29-5 (10-1), Monday, March 21 Notre Dame 76, Stephen F. Austin 75 71 NOTE: Two points for a win, one Daytona 18-16 (3-5). At Storrs, Conn. At Scottrade Center Georgia Tech 83, South Carolina point for overtime loss. UConn 97, Duquesne 51 St. Louis 66 x-clinched playoff spot At Los Angeles Wisconsin 66, Xavier 63 Washington at San Diego State, Sunday’s Games FSU women move to Sweet 16 AUTO RACING UCLA 72, South Florida 67 At Wells Fargo Center 11:30 p.m. Minnesota 3, Chicago 2, SO At Austin, Texas Philadelphia Anaheim 3, Winnipeg 2, OT Auto Club 400 Texas 73, Missouri 55 Regional Semifinals Quarterfinals New Jersey 2, Columbus 1 COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Florida State saw FONTANA, Calif. – The following Friday, March 25 Tuesday night Pittsburgh 6, Washington 2 the epic comeback of the Texas A&M’s men over are Sunday’s results from the DALLAS REGIONAL Wisconsin (22-12) vs. Notre Dame Saint Mary’s (Calif.) at Valparaiso, 7 Calgary 4, Montreal 1 Northern Iowa on Sunday night and the Seminoles NASCAR Sprint Cup Auto Club 400 First Round (23-11), 7:27 p.m. p.m. Colorado 3, Edmonton 2 race on the 2-mile Auto Club Friday, March 18 North Carolina (30-6) vs. Indiana (27- Creighton at BYU, 9 p.m. San Jose 3, Arizona 0 were not about to let the Aggies do the same thing to Speedway. (starting position in At Waco, Texas 7), 9:40 p.m. Monday’s Games them on Monday night. parentheses): Baylor 89, Idaho 59 N.Y. Rangers 4, Florida 2 1. (19) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Auburn 68, St. John’s 57 SOUTH REGIONAL NBA Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 1 With a 21-point lead down to just 10 points with 205 laps, 44 points. At Louisville, Ky. Round of 64 EASTERN CONFERENCE Toronto 5, Calgary 2 two minutes remaining senior Adut Bulgak implored 2. (2) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 205, DePaul 97, James Madison 67 Thursday, March 17 Atlantic Division Nashville 5, Los Angeles 2 41. Louisville 87, Central Arkansas 60 At Dunkin’ Donuts Center W L Pct GB her teammates not to let up. 3. (3) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 205, At Corvallis, Ore. Providence, R.I. Toronto 48 21 .696 — Tuesday’s Games “I was like: ‘Yo, they’re creeping up on us. Get to 39. Oregon State 73, Troy 31 Miami 79, Buffalo 72 Boston 41 30 .577 8 Buffalo at Carolina, 7 p.m. 4. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 205, 38. St. Bonaventure 65, Oklahoma State 54 Wichita State 65, Arizona 55 New York 28 43 .394 21 Philadelphia at Columbus, 7 p.m. work,” she said. 5. (18) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, Saturday, March 19 At Wells Fargo Arena Brooklyn 19 50 .275 29 Anaheim at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. And they did, scoring the game’s last eight points 205, 36. At College Station, Texas Des Moines, Iowa Philadelphia 9 62 .127 40 Washington at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. to secure a 74-56 win in the second round of the 6. (8) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 205, Florida State 72, Middle Tennessee 55 UConn 74, Colorado 67 Southeast Division Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 36. Texas A&M 74, Missouri State 65 Kansas 105, Austin Peay 79 W L Pct GB Vancouver at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. NCAA Tournament and a second straight trip to the 7. (5) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 205, 35. Second Round Friday, March 18 Miami 40 29 .580 — Los Angeles at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Sweet 16. 8. (11) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, Sunday, March 20 At Barclays Center Atlanta 41 30 .577 — Dallas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. 205, 33. At Waco, Texas Brooklyn, N.Y. Charlotte 40 30 .571 ½ Edmonton at Arizona, 10 p.m. Bulgak scored 18 and Leticia Romero added 17 to 9. (15) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 205, Baylor 84, Auburn 52 Villanova 86, UNC Asheville 56 Washington 35 35 .500 5½ St. Louis at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. help Florida State build a big lead early and hold on for the victory. It puts the Seminoles in the round of 16 for fourth Leonard in an 87-79 win to send the both having. There are reasons why it’s time overall where they’ll meet Baylor on Saturday Warriors a message that they’ll be waiting called “March Madness,” none of which in the Dallas Regional. Blumenthal for them when the teams match up some- have to do with the pro game. The Indiana- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B time in May in the Western Conference Kentucky game was more intriguing, as EXHIBITION BASEBALL finals. was North Carolina-Providence and Saturday night, though, proved to be the It was a great battle between these two Kansas-Connecticut. One team’s season Marlins edge Mets, 2-1 reason why home-court advantage is going immovable objects Saturday night. was coming to an end that night, the other to be huge come this postseason. The It’s just too bad no one saw the game. team advancing. PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. – Jacob deGrom threw Warriors were held to 37.8 percent shoot- The idea to even put marquee matchups You don’t have that with Spurs- four scoreless innings and struck out five for the ing from the field (31-of-82 shooting) and like the Warriors and Spurs on nights of Warriors. They’ll continue until the play- New York Mets in a 2-1 loss to the Miami Marlins just 25 percent from behind the 3-point arc the NCAA basketball tournament was a offs. It wasn’t winner-take-all. on Monday. (9-of-36 shooting) by a tenacious Spurs terrible idea. I understand scheduling of San Antonio and Golden State deserved DeGrom, who lowered his ERA to 0.90 this defense. Curry, last year’s Most Valuable arenas is one factor that gets in the way of their own showcase Saturday night, not spring, gave up four hits, walked one and didn’t Player who is on his way to a second a Saturday showcase game, but it wasn’t being a second-rate citizen and after- allow a runner past second base. straight MVP averaging 30.3 points and as if the NBA thought this was a terrible thought. Maybe next time, ABC/ESPN/ Jarred Cosart kept up his strong spring, throw- 6.5 assists a game, was 1-for-12 from matchup. These, after all, are the last Disney could think about that before ing 3 2/3 scoreless innings. Cosart, who hasn’t per- behind the arc, one of the worst games he NBA championship teams. scheduling during March Madness week- mitted a run in four outings this spring, gave up has ever had as a pro. If we had gotten this matchup the ends. three hits and struck out four. Curry finished with 14 points and the Saturday night after the tournament was Chris Johnson was 2 for 3 with a double for the Spurs rode a 26-point, 13-rebound effort over or even the previous week, you’d have Mark Blumenthal is a writer for the Palatka Daily Marlins. Juan Lagares singled and scored a run from LaMarcus Aldridge and 18-point, an unprecedented audience, especially News. You can reach him at mblumenthal@palatka- and Michael Conforto doubled for the Mets. 14-rebound performance by Kawhi with the history-making seasons they are dailynews.com or on Twitter @diabolicalmarky. – Associated Press
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032216b2.indd 1 3/22/16 12:06 AM 3B • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2016 Vikings 29-5 after taking two from Daytona
By Andy Hall hosts Daytona Wednesday afternoon ending double plays behind starter Toelken (6-0), who struck out eight run brought the Falcons within 8-6 Palatka Daily News before opening a three-game series Daniel Williams (4-2), who struck and walked none, struggled only in in the ninth. On came Carr for the with Santa Fe on Friday in out seven, walked four and allowed the fifth, when he gave up four runs save with three ground balls, the last It was a crisp game on a crisp Gainesville. two runs, both earned. Pearson on five hits as Daytona took a 4-1 leading to a double play. spring afternoon Monday as the St. “Another hairy one. We did it a lit- McMahan inherited runners and lead. It was the second inning-ending Johns River State College baseball tle different this time. We held on to first and second with nobody in the “Andy pitched really, really well. 6-4-3 killing in as many innings. team took a one-game lead in the a lead instead of coming back.” sixth and escaped to protect a 3-2 He made a couple of mistakes in one Owens, Villaman and Cole Perry Mid-Florida Conference. St. Johns never trailed. Each of its lead. Tyler Carr finished the eighth inning,” Jones said. “He shut them teamed for a spectacular play in the Timely hits, sharp defense and six hits factored in the scoring. with a strikeout, then gave up a lead- down the rest of the way – only 94 eighth. strong pitching got the Vikings past Wes Weeks hit a one-out double in off double in the ninth, but after a pitches.” Rhodes, Villaman and Koslowski Daytona State 3-2 in the second of a the first, went to second on Alec sacrifice bunt got the runner to third, SJR State scrambled from behind had two hits apiece in a 10-hit three-game series, going to 29-5 Dowell’s infield hit and scored on a Carr closed door with a strikeout and with five runs in the seventh, the key offense. Rhodes had two RBI as did overall and 10-1 in the conference. double to right center by Nick a groundout. hit a two-run single by Rhodes. Two Perry, who was 1-3. The other hits They have two more MFC wins than Koslowski. Andy Toelken singled in It was the 10th save of the season other runs scored on an error and were Weeks’ double and singles by Santa Fe but the teams are tied in the fifth, moved up on Nick Owens’ for Carr, who has a school-record 23 both Owens and Villaman came up Owens and Harlan Harris. the loss column. Daytona dropped to bunt and came home on Omar for his career. with singles. “The whole game, we were hitting 18-16 and 3-5, but didn’t go easily. Villaman’s double to straightaway Toelken gave the Vikings eight Weeks’ RBI double highlighted an the ball pretty well,” Jones said. “The “A really well-played college base- center. Matthew Rhodes homered to innings in an 8-6 win over the eighth inning that provided two (Gage) Hutchinson kid (Daytona’s ball game on both sides,” said SJR left in the sixth. Falcons Sunday afternoon at Tindall insurance runs. They would loom starter) is the one who beat Santa State coach Ross Jones, whose club The Vikings turned three inning- Field large after Justin Franklin’s home Fe.”
NCAA BASKETBALL County CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B Upsets create new No. 8 batter Dalton DeLoach was hit by a pitch, took second on a wild pitch and scored on a paths to Final Four pair of errors that allowed Chayce Ladd to reach second. Brent Summer doubled home By Aaron Beard 6 Notre Dame (23-11) and No. 7 Ladd for a 2-1 Palatka lead and Associated Press Wisconsin (22-12). And if the Clellan Barnes drove Kyle seeds hold, there would be an McCole’s 0-2 pitch out to left RALEIGH, N.C. — Upsets all-Atlantic Coast Conference center to make it 4-1. and wild finishes have altered final for a league with a tourna- The lead grew to 7-1 in the the NCAA Tournament land- ment-record six Sweet 16 teams. third, which included singles by scape for No. 1 seeds Virginia “I probably think we’ve played Rhett Lamoreaux and Clayton and North Carolina in their bids our best basketball the entire Faircloth, a sacrifice fly by for the Final Four. season in these last couple of DeLoach and Ladd’s two-run Ten of the top 16 seeds have weeks,” UNC coach Roy triple, which was misjudged reached the Sweet 16, and seven Williams said after Saturday’s and allowed to reach the top of of those are with fellow top seeds home-state win against the berm in right field. Oregon in the West Region or Providence in Raleigh. “Now is “Nine on and I don’t know Kansas in the South. But the that going to transfer when we how many errors we made,” Midwest and East have lost sev- play (in Philadelphia)? I have no said IHS coach Jeff Finch, eral expected roadblocks for the idea because (they’re) 18-, 19-, whose club stranded nine – Cavaliers and Tar Heels, respec- 20- or 21-year-olds. But the twice leaving the bases loaded tively. appreciation I have for them is – and made mental mistakes to Here’s a look at those new because they’ve earned it.” augment the physical errors. tournament paths: “I’ll give them credit. They hit SOUTH the ball hard, they put it in play MIDWEST Kansas’ bracket largely went and they threw three guys who No one talked much about according to plan entering can throw strikes.” Virginia thanks to the presence Thursday’s games in Louisville, The Panthers wound up with GREG OYSTER / Special to the Daily News of second-seeded Michigan Ky. nine hits – three by Faircloth Palatka’s Clellan Barnes and Interlachen catcher Galen Allen watch Barnes’ home run. State, which had ousted the The Jayhawks (32-4) draw a and two by Lamoreaux, who higher-seeded Cavaliers the dangerous team in No. 5 doubled in the fifth inning. The past two years. Maryland (27-8), a team ranked other hits were Barnes’ homer, butt off,” Rick said. “He begged with a double for the Raiders, Terry Goodwin, not merely sat- Now the Cavaliers (28-7) third in the preseason Top 25 Ladd’s triple and doubles by to throw this game. He threw who scored in every inning of isfied to share the field with the have a favorable draw after the and peaked at second in Summers and Josh Reynolds. well Tuesday and earned the the five-inning game. Brett county’s larger public schools. Spartans lost to 15-seed Middle February. DeLoach and Austin Langston spot.” Chesbro was 2-3, Chase Mascia n Palatka 12, Peniel 0. The Tennessee in the tournament’s No. 2 seed Villanova (31-5), a each had a sacrifice fly. The Rams managed four hits 2-4 with a double. Dakota Panthers won with just five hits biggest upset. contender for its own 1-seed “Everyone in the lineup, – two by Blake Russell, one Horvath, J.J. Santos, Saturday morning, taking “It was something to take entering Selection Sunday, leadoff through the nine-hole each by Faulk and Tyler White. Dantavious Kelly, Will Owens advantage of five errors, 10 note of and to recognize,” lurks in the other end of the did a good job,” Rick said. “It’s n Crescent City 13, Peniel and Dylon Cummings all sin- walks and a hit batsman. Virginia star Malcolm bracket. The Wildcats meet No. good to face a pitcher like 3. Eight Raiders contributed to gled. Arnold singled twice, win- Brogdon said Saturday after a 3 seed Miami (27-7) to give this (McCole) and get the barrel out a 13-hit offense as Crescent Chesbro (1-0) pitched the dis- ning pitcher Blake Johns dou- win against Butler in Raleigh, region three of the top 11 teams and hit like we did.” City claimed the second of tance for Crescent City, holding bled and Tanner Tilton and Tre “but at the same time, we’re in KenPom’s rankings, the McCole (3-2) pitched the first Saturday’s three games. (The the Warriors to three hits – two Keen singled for Palatka. not really a team that, you toughest of the four fields. three innings for Interlachen, original schedule called for by Ariel Leto and one by Austin Reynolds and Keen delivered know, focuses on everything So much for the Jayhawks which fell to 8-5. four, but the Crescent City- Spedden. sacrifice flies. else.” getting a favorable draw as the Starter Jacob Arnold (3-1) Interlachen contest was can- Vincent Dodge (2-6) to the Johns (1-0) and Chandler That task-at-hand focus is tournament’s top overall seed, got the win for Palatka with celled and the Palatka- loss for Peniel, which fell to Mullis combined on a one-hitter one of the reasons the Cavaliers even as they’re savoring being relief help from Cody Mills and Interlachen game moved up 5-10. that went five innings. The only are here, along with an efficient back in the Sweet 16 after two Ladd. because of the threat of rain.) “We made mistakes we can’t Peniel hit was Kenyon Varner’s offense and a defense that opening-weekend exits. “He’s a kid that’s worked his Ashton Lansing went 3-4 make,” said Warriors coach one-out single in the fifth. seems to tighten its grip as the games go on. WEST KenPom’s top-ranked team This is the only bracket that meets No. 4 seed Iowa State went chalk with all four top haven’t even done our speed workout yet. DeLoach had a run-scoring single in the (23-11) in Chicago on Friday. seeds advancing, which has hap- We’ll work out (today) and Wednesday and sixth, capping a 3-for-3, four-RBI day. Josh Win that, and the Cavaliers pened just 16 times since 1985, Roundup then give them off until Monday when we Reynolds hit a two-run homer in the first will face a double-digit seed — according to STATS. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B start getting ready for the conference inning and finished 2-3. Clayton Faircloth either 10-seed and ACC league- Oregon (30-6) plays in meet.” also went 2-3 with an RBI triple. The other mate Syracuse (21-13) or Anaheim, California, on Eron Carter, last year’s state 2A cham- Palatka hits were singles by Brent 11-seed Gonzaga (28-7) — for Thursday against 4-seed Duke pion in both the shot put and discus, is BASEBALL Summers, Chayce Ladd and Austin their first Final Four since (25-10), which is vulnerable to thankful that Sebastian River High School n Playing its fourth game in four days, Langston. 1984. foul trouble or fatigue with is class 3A. That’s because Sebastian Palatka went through four pitchers and The Panthers face Dunnellon at 4 p.m. largely a six-man rotation. But River’s Jarez Parks dominated both events, twice surrendered two-run leads Monday today at Daytona State College. EAST the Blue Devils can hit the 3, winning with throws of 188-foot-4 in the in a 10-7 loss to Ocala Vanguard in the n Christ’s Church Academy jumped on Preseason No. 1-ranked while high-scoring guard discus and 57-1/2 in the shot put. Carter Azalea Bowl. Crescent City for nine runs in the first two North Carolina (30-6) did the Grayson Allen (22.0 points) and was second in both the discus with a toss of No. 9 batter Dalton DeLoach gave the innings of a 13-3 contest at the Baseball expected by reaching Friday’s likely one-and-done talent 178-6 and shot with a toss of 53-2. Panthers (10-6) a 6-4 lead with his two-run Grounds of Jacksonville. games in Philadelphia. The Brandon Ingram are scary “It’s back to the lab for (Carter),” homer in the fourth and it looked like Dakota Horvath went 3-3 for the Raiders. other top seeds — No. 2 Xavier, matchups in a win-or-go-home Gonzalez said. “He’ll go get refocused and smooth sailing after reliever Chandler Brandon Reiter and Ashton Lansing were No. 3 West Virginia and No. 4 setting. do what he needs to do to get ready for the Mullis (0-1) got the game’s first two strike- both 2-3, Reiter with a double. Kentucky — weren’t so lucky. The bottom of the bracket fea- rest of the year.” outs to start the fifth. But the next four Crescent City (4-10) hosts Iroquois, N.Y. UNC faces No. 5 seed and Big tures national player of the year The Panthers won’t run again until Knights reached – three hits and a walk – tonight. Ten regular-season champion candidate Buddy Hield and No. March 30 when they compete in the St. and they capitalized on a wild pitch and an Indiana (27-7) in the first tour- 2 seed Oklahoma (27-7), one of Johns River Athletic Conference champi- error to surge in front 7-6. FLAG FOOTBALL nament meeting between the six teams to hold the No. 1 spot onship meet at Nease. Vanguard (8-9) added three runs in the n A penalty nullified what would have two since 1984, when the in the AP Top 25 this year. The “I’m not worried about peaking too soon,” sixth off three hits, a walk and a sacrifice been the only Palatka touchdown in a 26-0 Hoosiers upset the Tar Heels to Sooners face 3-seed Texas A&M Gonzalez said. “For our runners, we bunt. loss at Keystone Heights. end Michael Jordan’s college (28-8) fresh off the Aggies’ mira- career. cle comeback to beat Northern The bracket also features No. Iowa in double overtime.
round to finish tied for fifth with Jacksonville’s Nathan Powell 89-83-80 to round out the top Calgary, Alberta’s Matt (83-73-72—228). Palatka’s Jeff five in Third Flight. Azalea Williams. McClellan (75-72-84—231) tied Ron Mullis, a resident of take Hackney. The scales CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B Stroup, who opened Friday for third with Orange Park’s Bryceville but member of the showed 19.0 pounds for final with a 65 for the early lead, was Doug Conkey (77-79-75—231). PMGA and regular player at the BASS total of 81.15, and the crowd Playing in the No. 1 slot for runner-up with second and third Joe Sanford of Middelburg MC, shot 78-79-84—241 to take CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B that had nearly doubled in size the two-time NAIA national rounds of 72-69 and a 206 total. was an easy winner in the the Fourth Flight title by five since day one came alive cheer- champion Mariners, Board said Shannon, Ireland’s Daniel Second Flight battle. Sanford’s shots over runner up, Davie’s Clunn could win, but he ing, for his historic win. he was able to draw from a dis- Brennan (67-69-71) and another 72-68-68—228 was nine shots Nick D’Andrea (81-84-81—246). hadn’t won since 2002 and It was Clunn’s 417th event. appointing performance at a Canadian, Baptiste Mory (67- ahead of runner-up Mike Another Davie resident, maybe his third-day lead was After receiving his trophy and recent tournament in Beaufort, 69-71), tied for third at three- Klosterman, who carded three Pasquale Caiazza, was third just his last grasp at a champi- a check for $101,000 Clunn S.C. in securing the Azalea win. under-par 207. rounds of 79 for a 237 total. with his rounds of 81-84-85. onship. Perhaps the younger said to the audience, “...don’t “I shot 75 in the opening On the day, Board’s unblem- Former Palatka resident Jim Satsuma’s David Perkins took anglers like Greg Hackney of ever accept that all of your best round and came back with a 66 ished scorecard read 32-31—63. Colbert was third with his fourth with efforts of 82-87-82— Gonzales, La., who was just moments are in the past.” in the second,” he said, “but on Corey Carlson ,who now plays 77-80-81—237, followed by 251. Prairie Dusal, Wisconsin’s four pounds behind Clunn in Prince and Scroggins fin- Sunday I was so wrapped up in for the Florida State golf team, Michigan’s Fred Cahall and Pat Passini and Miami’s Auggie second, or Scroggins and ished fifth and sixth respec- every little thing going on also shot 63 on Sunday last year Atlantic Beach’s Rocky Russell, Fils-aime tied for fifth at 252. Prince sitting in fourth and tively. Both said they were around me that I really went to win the Azalea. both of whom totaled 239. In the Fifth Flight fifth respectively. looking forward to the next backwards, and shot 76 to lose Action was by no means lim- Clint Dixon of Palatka had a Jacksonville’s David Williams The final day, arriving at the tournament. by two strokes. ited to just the 184-man good Azalea, winning the Third fired 87-93-97—277 to edge run- same area he had been fishing, A total purse of $638,000 “Today, I knew I had to get Championship Flight, as anoth- Flight with rounds of 79-78-81-- ner-up Travis Wilkinson of Clunn went about putting a will be paid to the top 50 my mind in a different place… er 63 men competed in five other 238. Locals Jimmy Moody (78- Palatka (92-92-95—279) by two five-fish limit in his Nitro Boat, anglers. and it worked.” flights in the three-day event. 83-81—242) and Kevin Orr (83- strokes for the win. Mirimar’s using heavy tackle. The next tournament will be Russell Bowie of Mississauga, Winning First Flight with his 81-80—244) were second and Kyle Lewis (280), Snellville, “I come prepared for big April 7-10, the Huk Ont., entered shot 69-66 to take 74-76-78—228 was Fleming third place, respectively. Georgia’s Ted Hensler (285) and bass,” said Clunn. Performance Fishing the lead heading into Sunday, Island’s Adam Hoffman, who Palatka Men’s Golf Association Miami Springs’ Mike Kegley Weighing in last, Clunn Bassmaster Elite at Winjah but came in at 73 in his final won on the first playoff hole over president Wilson Edwards shot (289) rounded out the top five. needed 15.01 pounds to over- Bay in Georgetown, S.C.
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DEGREES 34 MINUTES 21 MIRROR LAKE DR, INTER- SECONDS EAST, 553.0 LACHEN, FL 32148 3/15/16, 3/22/16 FEET TO THE POINT OF Driver Current Residence: UN- Legal No. 00040998 BEGINNING; THENCE KNOWN SOUTH 2 DEGREES 33 DRIVER TRAINEES! MINUTES 38 SECONDS LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE GET PAID CDL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WEST, 198.00 FEET; action for Foreclosure of THENCE SOUTH 88 DE- REAL ESTATE TRAINING NOW! Mortgage on the following GREES 34 MINUTES 21 Learn to drive for
560 described property: SECONDS EAST, 313.0 700 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Stevens Transport. NO THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL FEET, THENCE NORTH 2 EXPERIENCE NEEDED! ALL OF LOTS 6 AND 7 AND CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- DEGREES 33 MINUTES 38 New Drivers can earn THE NORTH 8 FEET OF NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SECONDS EAST, 198.00 LOT 8, BLOCK "J" OF CIVIL DIVISION FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 $900/wk + Benefits! HIGHLAWN A SUBDIVI- DEGREES 34 MINUTES 21 Carrier covers cost! Be SION OF THE NORTH- C A S E N O . : SECONDS WEST, 313.0 trained & based locally! EAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- 15000206CAAXMX FEET TO THE POINT OF WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 11, BEGINNING AND TO Now Offering New TOWNSHIP 10, SOUTH, CLOSE. ALL LAND LYING Regional Routes in FL! BANK OF AMERICA, N.A. RANGE 26 EAST, AC- Plaintiff, AND BEING IN PUTNAM 1-877-214-3624 CORDING TO PLA T COUNTY, FLORIDA. THEREOF FILED IN MAP vs. RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION BOOK 2, PAGE 49 OF THE TOGETHER WITH AND PUBLIC RECORDS OF MICHELLE L. PATTERSON, SUBJECT TO AN EASE- Need Driver w/ Class B PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- MENT OVER AND ACROSS
900 INDIVIDUALLY AND AS 800 CDL for Fuel Truck deliv- IDA CO-PERSONAL REPRES- THE WESTERLY 33.0 FEET ery. Hazmat & Tanker a ENTATIVE OF THE ES- AND THE NORTHERLY plus. Counter help & has been filed against you TATE OF BETTY L. AL- 33.0 FEET THEREOF FOR warehouse also a plus. and you are required to FARO A/K/A BETTY LOU INGRESS AND UTILITY serve a copy of your writ- ALFARO, DECEASED, et al PURPOSES. All local runs. Send ten defenses, if any, to it, Defendants. resume to: on Choice Legal Group, TOGETHER WITH THAT PalatkaFuelDriver P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff, NOTICE OF FORECLOS- CERTAIN 2003 DOUBLE- @Gmail.com whose address is P.O. BOX URE SALE WIDE MOBILE HOME CON- 9908, FT. LAUDERDALE, TAINING VIN#'S FLHML- FL 33310-0908 on or be- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CN164826487A AND FLHM- fore April 21, 2016, a date pursuant to a Final Judg- LCN164826487B. PT & FT Driver: CDL which is within thirty (30) ment of foreclosure dated pref'd, not req'd. Starting days after the first publica- January 27, 2016, and has been filed against you @ $9.50/hr. Apply @ 220 tion of this Notice in the entered in Case No . and you are required to Palatka Daily News and file 15000206CAAXMX of the serve a copy of your writ- N 11th St Palatka. Must the original with the Clerk Circuit Court of the SEV- ten defenses, if any, to it pass bkgd & drug test. of this Court either before ENTH Judicial Circuit in on counsel for Plaintiff, service on Plaintiff's attor- and for PUTNAM COUNTY, whose address is 6409 ney or immediately there- Florida, wherein BANK OF Congress Avenue, Suite after; otherwise a default AMERICA, N.A., is Plaintiff, 100, Boca Raton, Florida Medical will be entered against you and MICHELLE L. PATTER- 33487 on or before April 21, FOR SALE for the relief demanded in 2016/(30) days from Date of SON, INDIVIDUALLY AND CNA or MA/Phlebotom- the complaint. AS CO-PERSONAL REP- First Publication of this No- tice) and file the original ist RESENTATIVE OF THE ES- 4 LINES FOR.... needed w/2 years If you are a person with a TATE OF BETTY L. AL- with the clerk of this court exp. Fax resume to: disability who needs an ac- FARO A/K/A BETTY LOU either before service on 386-698-1099 commodation in order to ALFARO, DECEASED, et al Plaintiff's attorney or im- $ 50 access court facilities or are Defendants, the clerk, mediately thereafter; other- participate in a court pro- Tim Smith, will sell to the wise a default will be 3 DAYS ceeding, you are entitled, highest and best bidder for entered against you for the ...... 7 at no cost to you, to the relief demanded in the cash, beginning at 11:00 Putnam provision of certain assist- AM www.putnam.realfore- complaint or petition filed ance. close.com, in accordance herein. Heart To request such an accom- with Chapter 45, Florida $ 75 modation, please contact Statutes, on the 21 day of WITNESS my hand and the Center Court Administration in ad- April, 2016, the following seal of this Court at Put- 5 DAYS ..... 10 vance of the date the ser- described property as set nam County, Florida, this vice is needed: forth in said Final Judg- 15th day of March, 2016. Experienced Court Administration ment, to wit: Medical Assistant 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT $ 75 300 THE SOUTH 45 FEET OF COURT needed. Cardiology Daytona Beach, FL 32114 THE WEST 1/2 OF THE 10 DAYS ..... 15 (386) 257-6096 NORTHEAST 1/4 OF THE By: /s/ Ashley Darby experience preferred. Hearing or voice impaired, SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF THE DEPUTY CLERK please call 711. SOUTHEAST 1/4 AND THE WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTH- 3/22/16, 3/29/16 $ 50 WITNESS my hand and the EAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- Legal No. 00041247 Please fax resume to seal of this Court this 14th WEST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- 20 DAYS day of March, 2016. EAST 1/4 OF SECTION 27, .... 31 386-326-1592 TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, TIM SMITH RANGE 24 EAST, PUTNAM As Clerk of the Court COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, By: /s/ Kelly Purcell $ 50 SUBJECT TO AN EASE- SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- As Deputy Clerk MENT OVER THE SOUTH CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- 30 DAYS .... 41 66 FEET THEREOF FOR NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 3/22/16, 3/29/16 PUBLIC INGRESS AND ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER General Legal No. EGRESS. CASE NUMBER: 15-CP-70 ONE CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL DIVISION: 53 GREAT WAY TO SUBJECT TO AN EASE- COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. MENT FOR GAS LINE RE- IN RE: The Estate of BETTY EARN SOME EXTRA CORDED IN BOOK 32, JO CREWS, CASH! PAGE 316 OF THE PUBLIC Deceased. RECORDS OF PUTNAM PART-TIME COUNTY, FLORIDA. NOTICE TO CREDITORS GARAGE SALE [SUMMARY ADMINISTRA- NEWSPAPER LESS AND EXCEPT THOSE TION - ANCILLARY] 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS DELIVERY IN THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- FLORAHOME AREA THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL FICIAL RECORDS BOOK TO: ALL PERSONS HAV- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- 816, PAGE 1 OF THE PUB- ING CLAIMS OR DE- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA, LIC RECORDS OF PUT- MANDS AGAINST THE TAKING NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. ABOVE ESTATE APPLICATIONS CIVIL ACTION NOW! C A S E N O . : TOGETHER WITH A 2000 You are hereby notified $ 75 542009CA000756CAXXXX GENA SINGLEWIDE MO- that an Order of Summary BILE HOME ID # Administration has been AD MUST INCLUDE Contracted position, ADDRESS OF BAYVIEW LOAN SERVI- GMHGA2080026431, TITLE entered in the Estate of Tuesday thru Saturday, CING, LLC, # 80969770, PERMAN- BETTY JO CREWS, De- SALE AND MUST ENTLY AFFIXED THEREON ceased, File Number 15- BE PREPAID approximately Plaintiff 2:00am-6:00am. Need CP-70, by the Circuit Court vs. Any person claiming an in- of Putnam County, Florida, 10 reliable, economic terest in the surplus funds Probate Division, the ad- transportation, current JASON E. BOSLEY, et al. from the sale, if any, other dress of which is P. O. Box drivers license Defendant(s) than the property owner as 758, Palatka, FL 32178; REGULAR CLASSIFIED & insurance. of the date of the lis pen- That the date of the death NOTICE OF SALE dens must file a claim with- of the Decedent was Janu- 4 LINES - 5 DAYS in 60 days after the sale. ary 30, 2015; That the total Apply in person: Notice is hereby given that, value of the Estate does Circulation Dept. pursuant to a Final Judg- Dated: March 08, 2016 now exceed $75,000.00, ex- Palatka Daily News ment of Foreclosure dated cluding homestead and ex- February 24, 2016, entered Phelan Hallinan Diamond & empt property; and that the 1825 St. Johns Ave. in Civil Case Number Jones, PLLC name and addresses of 542009CA000756CAXXXX, Attorneys for Plaintiff those to whom it has been No phone calls, in the Circuit Court for Put- 2727 West Cypress Creek assigned by such order is: $ 90 please. nam County, Florida , Road INCLUDES ALL wherein BAYVIEW LOAN Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309 BENEFICIARY: MARK CLASSIFICATIONS. SERVICING, LLC is the Tel: 954-462-7000 HENRY CREWS Plaintiff, and JASON E. Fax: 954-462-7001 147 Live Oak Lane EXTRA LINES $2.35 Service by email: FL.Ser- St. Marys, GA 31558, PER LINE, PER DAY. FINANCIAL BOSLEY, et al., are the De- fendants, Putnam County [email protected] Clerk of Court will sell the ALL INTERESTED PER- 46 300 property situated in Put- By: /s/ John D. Cusick SONS ARE NOTIFIED nam County, Florida, de- Phelan Hallinan Diamond & THAT: scribed as: Jones, PLLC All creditors of the Estate LOTS 6 AND 7, BLOCK 24, John D. Cusick, Esq., Flor- of the Decedent and per- TOWN OF BOSTWICK, AC- ida Bar No. 99364 sons having claims or de- CORDING TO THE PLAT Emilio R. Lenzi, Esq., Flor- mands against the Estate THEREOF RECORDED IN ida Bar No. 0668273 of the Decedent other than MAP BOOK 1, PAGE 71 OF those for whom provisions FREE THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF If you are a person with a for full payment was made PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- disability who needs an ac- in the Order of Summary CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE IDA. commodation in order to Administration must file 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS at public sale, to the access court facilities or their claims with this Court highest bidder, for cash, at participate in a court pro- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES LEGALS www.putnam.realforeclose. ceeding, you are entitled, ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. com at 11:00 AM, on the 21 at no cost to you, to the TION 733.702 OF THE
350 provision of certain assist- FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. day of April, 2016. Any per- son claiming an interest in ance. To request such an ALL CLAIMS AND DE-
CLASSIFIEDS the surplus from the sale, if accommodation, please MANDS NOT SO FILED any, other than the prop- contact Court Administra- WILL BE FOREVE R erty owner as of the date of tion in advance of the date BARRED. NOTWITH- the lis pendens must file a the service is needed: STANDING ANY OTHER claim within 60 days after Court Administration, 125 APPLICABLE TIME PERI- the sale. E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, OD, ANY CLAIM FILED Daytona Beach, FL 32114, TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Dated: March 3, 2016. (386) 257-6096, if you are AFTER THE DECEDENT’S hearing or voice impaired, DATE OF DEATH IS By:/S/ David Dilts call 711. BARRED. OFFICE HOURS David Dilts, Esquire (FBN 68615) 3/15/16, 3/22/16 The date of first publica- Legal Notices FLORIDA FORECLOSURE Legal No. 00041136 tion of this Notice is March ATTORNEYS, PLLC 22, 2016. 4855 Technology Way, Suite 550 CLYDE W. DAVIS MONDAY - FRIDAY Boca Raton, FL 33431 Attorney for Co-Personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF (561) 391-8600 Representatives THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- [email protected] IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Florida Bar No. 277266 CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Clyde W. Davis, P.A. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA If you are a person with a CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- 960185 Gateway Blvd., Ste. CIVIL DIVISION disability who needs an ac- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 104 commodation in order to GENERAL JURISDICTION Fernandina Beach, Florida 8am - 5pm 32034 C A S E N O . : access court facilities or DIVISION 15000526CAAXMX participate in a court pro- Telephone: (904) 261-2848 ceeding, you are entitled, C A S E N O . FEDERAL NATIONA L at no cost to you, to the 15000495CAAXMX MARK HENRY CREWS MORTGAGE ASSOCI- provision of certain assist- JEFFREY GLEN CREWS ATION, ance. To request such an REGIONS BANK DBA RE- Co-Personal Representat- CLASSIFIED FAX Plaintiff, accommodation, please GIONS MORTGAGE, SUC- ives contact Court Administra- CESSOR BY MERGER TO vs. tion in advance of the date UNION PLANTERS BANK, 3/22/16, 3/29/16 the service is needed: NA, Legal No. 00041296 DEADLINE... DEADLINE... THOMAS M. DIVER A/K/A Court Administration, 125 Plaintiff, THOMAS M. DIVER, III E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, A/K/A THOMAS MARK Daytona Beach, FL 32114; vs. DIVER, III, et al., (386) 257-6096. Hearing or Defendants. voice impaired, please call ANA M. RIVERA A/K/A ANA 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. 1 (800) 955-8770. RIVERA A/K/A ANA IN THE COURT OF THE NOTICE OF ACTION TORRES, et al. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Si ou se yon moun ki gen Defendant(s). CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND TO: yon andikap ki bezwen FOR PUTNAM COUNTY (312-5200) (312-5209) aranjman nenpòt nan lòd NOTICE OF ACTION - CON- GENERAL JURISDICTION THOMAS M. DIVER A/K/A yo patisipe nan sa a pwosè STRUCTIVE SERVICE DIVISION approved by the publisher. THOMAS M. DIVER, III dapèl, ou gen dwa, san sa GENERAL INFORMATION A/K/A THOMAS MARK pa koute ou, ak founiti TO: UNKNOWN BENEFI- C A S E N O . All advertising is accepted, subject to the approv- CANCELLATIONS DIVER, III asistans a sèten. Tanpri CIARIES OF TRUST NO. 15000184CAAXMX al of the publisher, who reserves the right to revise Last Known Address: 311 kontakte Ken Kellum, Trib- 1125, DATED AUGUST 21, Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- OAKWOOD AVENUE, PAL- inal Operasyon Manadjè, ki 2008 JAMES B. NUTTER & COM- or reject any advertisement without notice. ATKA, FL 32177 gen biwo sitiye nan Lee whose residence is un- PANY, The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be Also Attempted At: 220 Sant Jistis County, 1700 known if he/she/they be liv- Plaintiff, classify and edit all copy. MIRROR LAKE DR, INTER- Monroe Street, Fort Myers, ing; and if he/she/they be made. LACHEN, FL 32148; 220 Florid 33901, epi ki gen dead, the unknown defend- Vs. Copy changes requested during a schedule con- • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL BATES STREET, PAL- nimewo telefòn se (239) ants who maybe spouses, stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled ATKA, FL 32177; 2921 533-1700, nan de jou k ap heirs, devisees, assignees, BONNIE B. LONG A/K/A HAMPTON STREET, PAL- travay yo resevwa ou nan lienors, creditors, trustees, BONNIE FREEMAN A/K/A be prepared. during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate ATKA, FL ; 104 NORWALK sa a [dekri avi]; si ou ap and all parties claiming an BONNIE B. FREEMAN et Please check your ad the first day it runs to see your billing to the nearest earned rate. LANE, FT. MCCOY, FL tande oswa vwa ki gen interest by, through, under al., 32134. pwoblèm, rele 711. or against the Defendants, Defendants. that all of the information is correct. This will insure Current Residence UN- who are not known to be that your ad is exactly what you want the reader to FREE ADS ANNOUNCEMENTS KNOWN Si vous êtes une personne dead or alive, and all NOTICE OF ACTION see. handicapée qui a besoin parties having or claiming UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENE- d'une adaptation pour to have any right, title or in- To: CLAUDE R. FREEMAN, If you have found an item or a pet or want to 100 Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after FICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- pouvoir participer à cette terest in the property de- 109 GAS PIPELINE ROAD, the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) SIGNEES, LIENORS , instance, vous avez le scribed in the mortgage be- PALATKA, FL. 32177 CREDITORS, TRUSTEES droit, sans frais pour vous, ing foreclosed herein. UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- AND ALL OTHERS WHO pour la fourniture d'une as- CLAUDE R. FREEMAN, 109 ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST sistance certain. S'il vous TO: BORINQUEN GAR- GAS PIPELINE ROAD, PAL- tive days. regarding classified bill to our business office at IN THE ESTATE OF JEN- plaît communiquer avec DENS, INC., whose busi- ATKA, FL. 32177 NIFER DIVER A/K/A JEN- Ken Kellum, Cour Opera- ness address is unknown 312-5203. Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at NIFER E. DIVER A/K/A JEN- tions Manager, dont le bur- LAST KNOWN ADDRESS 800-881-7355. NIFER ELAINA DIVER eau est situé au Centre de THE CORPORATION IS STATED AND CURRENT CREDIT POLICY F/K/A JENNIFER SCAR- justice du comté de Lee, HEREBY NOTIFIED that an RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, LETT 1700 Monroe Street, Fort action to foreclose a mort- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- RATES/TERMS Last Known Address: UN- Myers, Floride 33901, et gage on the following prop- FIED that an action to fore- ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- Special Notices KNOWN dont le numéro d e erty: close Mortgage covering Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All Current Residence UN- téléphone est le (239) 533- the following real and per- ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American KNOWN 1700, dans les deux jours LOT 1, BLOCK 3, BORIN- sonal property described Express or Discover) unless a credit application is rates quoted are per line, per day. Lot for sale, Memorial ouvrables suivant la QUEN GARDENS: as follows, to-wit: Garden, up front, $1,250. UNKNOWN GUARDIAN OF réception de cette [décrire 386-325-3590 THOMAS M. DIVER, IV avis], si vous entendez la A PARCEL OF LAND LY- THE LAND REFERRED TO Last Known Address: 311 voix altérée ou, composer ING IN AND BEING A PART IN THIS EXHIBIT IS LOC- OAKWOOD AVENUE, PAL- le 711. OF SECTION 35, TOWN- ATED IN THE COUNTY OF ATKA, FL 32177 SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 24 PUTNAM AND THE STATE EMPLOYMENT Also Attempted At: 104 Si usted es una persona EAST AND ALL BEING OF FLORIDA IN DEED NORWALK LANE, FT. MC- con una discapacidad que MORE PARTICULARLY DE- BOOK 873 AT PAGE 634
312-5200 200 COY, FL 32134; 220 BATES necesita cualquie r SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: AND DESCRIBED AS FOL- ST, PALATKA, FL 32177; acomodación para poder COMMENCING AT THE LOWS: TOLL FREE 2921 HAMPTON STREET, participar en este procedi- NORTHWEST CORNER OF PALATKA, FL 32177; 220 miento, usted tien e SAID SECTION 35 , ALL THAT PART OF THE MIRROR LAKE DR, INTER- derecho, sin costo alguno THENCE SOUTH 2 DE- SOUTH ½ OF THE SE ¼ OF LACHEN, FL 32148 para usted, para el sumin- GREES 17 MINUTES 01 THE SE ¼ OF THE NE ¼ OF Current Residence: UN- istro de determinada asist- SECONDS WEST, ALONG SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP KNOWN encia. Por favor, póngase THE WEST SECTION LINE 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 en contacto con Ken Kel- OF SAID SECTION 35, FOR EAST, WHICH LIES SOUTH 800-881-7355 UNKNOWN GUARDIAN OF lum, Tribunal Gerente de 688.62 FEET; THENCE OF THAT CERTAIN EASE- BROOKLYN N. DIVER Operaciones, cuya oficina SOUTH 88 DEGREES 32 MENT AS DESCRIBED IN A/K/A BROOKLYN NICOLE está ubicada en el condado MINUTES 15 SECONDS O.R. BOOK 417, PAGE 552 DIVER N/K/A BROOKLYN de Lee Justice Center, 1700 EAST, 42.31 FEET TO A OF THE PUBLIC RE- NICOLE DIVER Monroe Street, Fort Myers, POINT ON THE EASTERLY CORDS OF PUTNAM Last Known Address: 311 Florida 33901, y cuyo RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS OAKWOOD AVENUE, PAL- número de teléfono es STATE ROAD #315; AND EXCEPT THOSE PAR- TUESDAY.indd 1 ATKA, FL 32177 (239) 533-1700, dentro de THENCE SOUTH 2 DE- CELS DESCRIBED3/21/16 IN O.R. 3:15 PM Also Attempted At: 104 los dos días hábiles GREES 33 MINUTES 38 BOOK 43, PAGE 341 AND NORWALK LANE, FT. MC- siguientes a la recepción SECONDS WEST, ALONG O.R. BOOK 163, PAGE 263 COY, FL 32134; 220 BATES de esta [describa aviso], si SAID EASTERLY RIGHT OF OF SAID PUBLIC RE- ST, PALATKA, FL 32177; usted está de impedimen- WAY LINE FOR 310.74 CORDS. 2921 HAMPTON STREET, tos auditivos o voz, llame FEET; THENCE SOUTH 88 PALATKA, FL 32177; 220 al 711. DEGREES 34 MINUTES 21 TOGETHER WITH EASE- MIRROR LAKE DR, INTER- SECONDS EAST, 553.0 MENT FOR THE PURPOSE LACHEN, FL 32148 3/15/16, 3/22/16 FEET TO THE POINT OF OF INGRESS AND EGRESS Current Residence: UN- Legal No. 00040998 BEGINNING; THENCE AND UTILITIES ACROSS KNOWN SOUTH 2 DEGREES 33 THAT GRANT OF MINUTES 38 SECONDS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an WEST, 198.00 FEET; EASEMENT RECORDED IN action for Foreclosure of THENCE SOUTH 88 DE- O.R. BOOK 417, PAGE 552 Mortgage on the following GREES 34 MINUTES 21 OF SAID PUBLIC RE- described property: SECONDS EAST, 313.0 CORDS. FEET, THENCE NORTH 2 ALL OF LOTS 6 AND 7 AND DEGREES 33 MINUTES 38 TOGETHER WITH THAT THE NORTH 8 FEET OF SECONDS EAST, 198.00 CERTAIN 1986 LOT 8, BLOCK "J" OF FEET; THENCE NORTH 88 PEACHTREE DOUBLE- HIGHLAWN A SUBDIVI- DEGREES 34 MINUTES 21 WIDE MOBILE HOME I.D. SION OF THE NORTH- SECONDS WEST, 313.0 #KBGASNA86231528, EAST 1/4 OF THE SOUTH- FEET TO THE POINT OF TITLE # 43315638 AND I.D. WEST 1/4 OF SECTION 11, BEGINNING AND TO #KBGASNB86231528 TITLE TOWNSHIP 10, SOUTH, CLOSE. ALL LAND LYING # 43315639, LOCATED RANGE 26 EAST, AC- AND BEING IN PUTNAM THEREON. CORDING TO PLAT COUNTY, FLORIDA. THEREOF FILED IN MAP Has been filed against you BOOK 2, PAGE 49 OF THE TOGETHER WITH AND and you are required to file PUBLIC RECORDS OF SUBJECT TO AN EASE- a copy of your written de- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- MENT OVER AND ACROSS fenses, if any, to it on IDA THE WESTERLY 33.0 FEET Shikita Parker, McCalla AND THE NORTHERLY Raymer, LLC. 225 E. Robin- has been filed against you 33.0 FEET THEREOF FOR son St. Suite 155, Orlando, and you are required to INGRESS AND UTILITY Fl. 32801 and file the ori- serve a copy of your writ- PURPOSES. ginal with the Clerk above- ten defenses, if any, to it, styled Court on or before on Choice Legal Group, TOGETHER WITH THAT APRIL 14, 2016 or 30 days P.A., Attorney for Plaintiff, CERTAIN 2003 DOUBLE- from the first publication, whose address is P.O. BOX WIDE MOBILE HOME CON- otherwise a Judgment may 9908, FT. LAUDERDALE, TAINING VIN#'S FLHML- be entered against you for FL 33310-0908 on or be- CN164826487A AND FLHM- the relief demanded in the fore April 21, 2016, a date LCN164826487B. Complaint. which is within thirty (30) days after the first publica- has been filed against you WITNESS my hand and tion of this Notice in the and you are required to seal of said Court on the Palatka Daily News and file serve a copy of your writ- 7th day of MARCH, 2016 the original with the Clerk ten defenses, if any, to it of this Court either before on counsel for Plaintiff, CLERK OF CIRCUIT service on Plaintiff's attor- whose address is 6409 COURT ney or immediately there- Congress Avenue, Suite As Clerk of the Court after; otherwise a default 100, Boca Raton, Florida /s/ BY: Ashley Darby will be entered against you 33487 on or before April 21, Deputy Clerk for the relief demanded in 2016/(30) days from Date of the complaint. First Publication of this No- 3/15/16, 3/22/16 tice) and file the original Legal No. 00041089 If you are a person with a with the clerk of this court disability who needs an ac- either before service on commodation in order to Plaintiff's attorney or im- access court facilities or mediately thereafter; other- participate in a court pro- wise a default will be ceeding, you are entitled, entered against you for the at no cost to you, to the relief demanded in the provision of certain assist- complaint or petition filed ance. herein. To request such an accom- modation, please contact WITNESS my hand and the Court Administration in ad- seal of this Court at Put- vance of the date the ser- nam County, Florida, this vice is needed: 15th day of March, 2016. Court Administration 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 300 COURT Daytona Beach, FL 32114 (386) 257-6096 By: /s/ Ashley Darby Hearing or voice impaired, DEPUTY CLERK please call 711. 3/22/16, 3/29/16 WITNESS my hand and the Legal No. 00041247 seal of this Court this 14th day of March, 2016. TIM SMITH As Clerk of the Court By: /s/ Kelly Purcell As Deputy Clerk 3/22/16, 3/29/16 Legal No. IN THE COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION C A S E N O . 15000184CAAXMX
JAMES B. NUTTER & COM- INVITATION TO BID PANY, AIR CONDITIONING RE- Plaintiff, PLACEMENT AT MADISON COURT AND WESTOVER Vs. MANOR PALATKA HOUSING AU- BONNIE B. LONG A/K/A THORITY BONNIE FREEMAN A/K/A BONNIE B. FREEMAN et Sealed bids will be re- al., ceived by the Palatka Defendants. Housing Authority, 400 North 15th Street, Palatka, NOTICE OF ACTION Florida 32177 until 2:00 p.m., April 7, 2016, at which To: CLAUDE R. FREEMAN, time all bids will be pub- 109 GAS PIPELINE ROAD, licly opened and read PALATKA, FL. 32177 aloud in the Board Room of UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF the Palatka Housing Au- CLAUDE R. FREEMAN, 109 thority, for furnishing all GAS PIPELINE ROAD, PAL- labor and materials and ATKA, FL. 32177 performing all work neces- sary and incidental to the LAST KNOWN ADDRESS following project: STATED AND CURRENT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN, AIR CONDITIONING RE- YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- PLACEMENT AT MADISON FIED that an action to fore- COURT AND WESTOVER close Mortgage covering MANOR the following real and per- PALATKA HOUSING AU- sonal property described THORITY as follows, to-wit: PALATKA, FLORIDA THE LAND REFERRED TO Bids must be submitted to IN THIS EXHIBIT IS LOC- the attention of Ms. Willie ATED IN THE COUNTY OF Mae Thomas, Director of PUTNAM AND THE STATE Capital Funds Operations OF FLORIDA IN DEED in a sealed envelope, bear- BOOK 873 AT PAGE 634 ing on the outside the AND DESCRIBED AS FOL- name of the firm submit- LOWS: ting the bid, it’s address, and designated as bid for ALL THAT PART OF THE ‘AIR CONDITIONING RE- SOUTH ½ OF THE SE ¼ OF PLACEMENT AT MADISON 5BXB CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS • • THE SE ¼ OF THE NE ¼ OF COURT AND WESTOVER PALATKA PALATKA DAILY DAILY NEWS NEWS • • TUESDAY, XXXDAY, XXXXMARCH XX, 22, 201 20166 SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP MANOR’, PALATKA HOUS- 1 set of matching wood 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 ING AUTHORITY’. Faxed PETS & SUPPLIES FOR SALE RECREATIONAL LegalEAST, WHICH Notices LIES SOUTH bids will not be considered. shelves (dark), 36" & 48", Lost & Found REAL ESTATE Mobile Homes Recreational OF THAT CERTAIN EASE- will deliver locally, $25. MENT AS DESCRIBED IN All work shall be executed Exc. cond. 336-6224 550 Animals 700 116 Georgette St. 800 Vehicles O.R. BOOK 417, PAGE 552 in accordance with the in- Interl. OF THE PUBLIC RE- struction and contract doc- 2/1, 1988, 720sf CORDS OF PUTNAM uments prepared by CRG Found female dog, Hoot $30K @ $300 dn $300/m 24ft Journey motor COUNTY, FLORIDA. LESS Architects/Palatka, Inc., Owl Ridge. Call to ERN 386-527-5361 home, $1,800. E. Pal- AND EXCEPT THOSE PAR- 216A St. Johns Avenue, Beautiful black, ornate identify: 386-983-9193 atka, FL. 904-300-5798 CELS DESCRIBED IN O.R. Palatka, Florida 32177 Tel: oval mirror, 30"x34", not or 386-325-5704 BOOK 43, PAGE 341 AND 386/325-0213. Bid docu- heavy, $25. Free local O.R. BOOK 163, PAGE 263 143 Lime Tr, Interl. ments are available for a delivery. 386-336-6224 MISSING: Male OF SAID PUBLIC RE- non-refundable payment of 3br/2ba, 1983, 1000sf TRANSPORTATION CORDS. $30.00 per set payable to Chihuahua, "Roger", CRG Architects/Palatka, Interlachen area. Please $30K @ $300 dn $300/m ERN 386-527-5361 900 TOGETHER WITH EASE- Inc. (Bidders will be re- call 386-684-3594 Boats & MENT FOR THE PURPOSE sponsible for shipping Harley Davidson Clymer LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES Acreage / Lots OF INGRESS AND EGRESS costs). Bid documents will manual, FLS/FXS Evolu- Accessories AND UTILITIES ACROSS be available for pick-up at tion, 1984-1999, $25. 2ac P&B Ranchettes THAT GRANT OF CRG Architects/Palatka, 3BR/2BA completely fur- 386-336-7675 560 FOR RENT Inc. on March 21, 2016 REAL ESTATE only $6,500 4.4mi down nished, new roof & cent- 12ft aluminum boat, 5HP EASEMENT RECORDED IN West River Rd from Hwy 600 ral AC, on 2 lots $35K. motor, oars, excellent O.R. BOOK 417, PAGE 552 Bid Bond and Perform- 17 to Shaggy Lane turn 116 White Oak Tr, San condition, $500 OBO. OF SAID PUBLIC RE- ance and Payment Bonds left, 1st road on left CORDS. will be required. Ladies spring jacket, Mateo 386-328-1787 386-467-8848 like new, size 14. Shaggy Circle, turn left, TOGETHER WITH THAT There will be a Pre-Bid Perfect for Easter! lot on right. CERTAIN 1986 Conference on March 24, 706-781-4001 25' Tracker pontoon Auto Parts & PEACHTREE DOUBLE- 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at the $10. 386-538-3651 FSBO: 3BR/2BA DW in boat, 12-passenger, can WIDE MOBILE HOME I.D. Palatka Housing Authority. Satsuma area. No own- sleep in it, full soft cab, Repairs #KBGASNA86231528 , Attendance is recommen- er finance, no rent-to- TITLE # 43315638 AND I.D. Interlachen 1ac w/lg trailer included, 60HP ded and all bidders or their own. $28K 386-559-2779 #KBGASNB86231528 TITLE representatives are encour- Lodge cast iron live oaks. South on Hwy Mercury engine, used 4 used 265/35R22 # 43315639, LOCATED aged to attend. 315 past Interlachen very little. Only 2 owners. Kumho tires, $150. 4 THEREON. wok, $20. Livestock Elementary School to $7,900. 435-452-8638 235/75R15 Mesa A/P2, The Palatka Housing Au- 386-336-7675 Apartments Mobile Home Has been filed against you Miller Square turn left, or 386-467-9004 like new, $325. 546-6764 thority reserves the right to Hay - Fertilized, barn- and you are required to file reject any and all bids and 1BR efficiency, upstairs, look for sign on left Lots a copy of your written de- to waive any informalities stored. Large round $3,500 706-781-4001 fenses, if any, to it on thereto. Orion marine signal kit, bales $55. Pomona Park waterfront, partially furn., '98 Hurricane deck boat, Cars & 223 Brussels Interl. Shikita Parker, McCalla alert/locate, $20. area. 386-546-4466 $550/m F/L/S Inter- 0.5 150hp Yamaha. Totally Raymer, LLC. 225 E. Robin- This is an Equal Opportun- lachen 386-227-0051 Interlachen 2.2ac, 3.5 mi ac, well, septic, found., Accessories son St. Suite 155, Orlando, ity Project. 941-720-2322 reconditioned, w/ trailer & West of Hwy 20 & 315 $15K, $200 dn $200/m lots of extras. Make offer! Fl. 32801 and file the ori- ERN 386-527-5361 '08 Chevy HHR 4cyl ginal with the Clerk above- For the Palatka Housing intersection turn right on 386-312-1094 styled Court on or before Authority, Palatka, Florida Barrington Apartments Royal Ave go approx 1mi auto, cold AC $3,500. APRIL 14, 2016 or 30 days Women's scrub Purebred Black Angus Now offering immediate to Lily Dr turn left go to '01 Cougar 6cyl 5spd from the first publication, 3/22/16, 3/29/16 jacket set, XL, $1,500. 386-972-3133 otherwise a Judgment may bull for breeding only, 1.5 move-in specials! end $9,800 $500/dn Mobile Home Campers / Legal No. 00041292 $15. 386-538-3651 Call for details: be entered against you for yrs old, $1,200. Call after $200/m 706-781-4001 Lost a friend! the relief demanded in the 6pm 904-284-5346 386-325-0512 With Land Travel Trailers Complaint. MERCHANDISE Musical Items & Lot on 1.2 ac w/ electric Handyman Special - 3/2 2008 Gulf Stream WITNESS my hand and Business / near Stokes Landing on SW, lake access, 112 camper, slide-out,
seal of said Court on the 400 7th day of MARCH, 2016 Services E. Marion St, Palatka Robert St., Interl. $29.9K sleeps 7, built-in DVD, Free Animals Commercial $20,000 717-269-3986 owner fin. 972-1333 $12K. 386-325-9432 We can help! Call Today 312-5200 CLERK OF CIRCUI T Samick RH electric gui- COURT tar w/ gig bag, $120. 8-wk old kittens free 617 St. Johns Ave. As Clerk of the Court to good home, 2 males, Move-in ready! Perfect /s/ BY: Ashley Darby Epiphone A/E RH guitar Deputy Clerk & gig bag, $200. Both 1 female. Playful. retail or cafe space! VGC. 386-559-9181 386-916-8432 $800/m 386-328-6741 3/15/16, 3/22/16 Legal No. 00041089 Classified Fuel Oil & F Firewood INVITATION TO BID Line Ad AIR CONDITIONING RE- 1-386-326-6272 Hyde's PLACEMENT AT MADISON Seasoned Firewood! Merchandise for Sale COURT AND WESTOVER $75/pickup load. Black- MANOR jack. Delivered locally! PALATKA HOUSING AU- THORITY R 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon Sealed bids will be re- Furniture & ceived by the Palatka 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days Housing Authority, 400 Upholstery North 15th Street, Palatka, Florida 32177 until 2:00 Mattresses: Thick plush p.m., April 7, 2016, at which time all bids will be pub- pillow-top or tight-top, all Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. licly opened and read sizes. Best prices! aloud in the Board Room of Pomona Park 336-1544 E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails the Palatka Housing Au- thority, for furnishing all labor and materials and performing all work neces- Lawn & Garden sary and incidental to the Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. following project: John Deere 60" profes- Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 AIR CONDITIONING RE- sional zero-turn mower PLACEMENT AT MADISON 27HP, good cond. Sacri- or 1825 St. Johns Avenue COURT AND WESTOVER fice $2,800 659-2152 E MANOR Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. PALATKA HOUSING AU- THORITY Poland Pro riding mower, PALATKA, FLORIDA 42" cut, works OK, $400. 20" push mower, almost Name: Bids must be submitted to the attention of Ms. Willie new, $80. 326-3682 Mae Thomas, Director of Address: Capital Funds Operations in a sealed envelope, bear- ing on the outside the Miscellaneous name of the firm submit- Phone: ting the bid, it’s address, Kitchen island, dark and designated as bid for brown, stainless top, Ad: ‘AIR CONDITIONING RE- rollers, 2 drawers, $75. PLACEMENT AT MADISON COURT AND WESTOVER 386-467-9326 MANOR’, PALATKA HOUS- ING AUTHORITY’. Faxed bids will not be considered. Items $25 or All workCALL shall TODAY be executed Less in accordance with the in- struction and contract doc- 1 heavy anchor with uments386-312-5200 prepared by CRG Architects/Palatka, Inc., 40ft rope, $25. Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. 216A St. Johns Avenue, 941-720-2322 Palatka, Florida 32177 Tel: 386/325-0213. Bid docu- ments are available for a non-refundable payment of $30.00 per set payable to CRG Architects/Palatka, Inc. (Bidders will be re- sponsible for shipping costs). Bid documents will be available for pick-up at CRG Architects/Palatka, Inc. on March 21, 2016 Bid Bond and Perform- ance and Payment Bonds will be required. There will be a Pre-Bid Conference on March 24, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at the Palatka Housing Authority. Attendance is recommen- ded and all bidders or their representatives are encour- aged to attend. The Palatka Housing Au- thority reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities thereto. This is an Equal Opportun- ity Project. For the PalatkaUSED Housing Authority, Palatka, Florida 3/22/16, 3/29/16 Legal No. 00041292 Advertisers buy audience exposure, but what they really want is results. They want consumers to take action.
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