Partly Cloudy Scott encourages early voting Fears of Ebola ease in Dallas 10% rain chance Gov. Rick Scott said early voting would be crucial to victory Health monitors are breathing a sigh of relief as most of those exposed to an Ebola in his bid for re-election. patient have cleared the disease’s incubation period without signs of infection. 85 | 59 See Page 2A See Page 5A For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 $1

CITY COMMISSION GROUP 4 EMPTY SHELVES AT HEART OF PUTNAM Palatka Food pantry looking for boost in donations through holiday season BY ASIA AIKINS candidates Palatka Daily News

eart of Putnam food pantry volun- teers are asking for donations this month, after a break in food drives Hhas left staple items depleted just speak up before the holiday season begins. According to pantry manager Sandra Bayless, Heart of Putnam food pantry is running low on staple items like peanut but- on issues ter, cereal, soup, macaroni and cheese, canned beans, spaghetti, pasta sauce, rice Palatka Daily News and canned meat. The Daily News provided candi- “It seems we’re always low on peanut but- dates for the Palatka City ter, canned beans and canned meat,” Bayless Commission and mayoralty with 10 said. “We are very busy this time of year.” questions on a variety of topics relat- In preparation for Thanksgiving, Bayless ed to municipal government. said, pantry volunteers are also encouraging Candidates were invited to respond, donations of traditional Thanksgiving meal with a 100-word limit for each ques- ingredients. tion. “This year, we are going to focus on pro- Today’s Q-and-A features candi- viding all of the fixings for all of our clients dates Rufus Borom and incumbent instead of the full meals with the turkey,” Phil Leary, who are running for the she said. Group 4 seat on the city commission: In the past, Bayless said, families would 1. How could all Palatka resi- have to sign up to receive Thanksgiving dents benefit from the develop- meal donations, since there are a limited ment on the riverfront? number of turkey dinners with all of the fix- Phil Leary (incumbent): ings. The pantry would still accept turkey Through enhanced recreational donations, but it will primarily focus on col- opportunities, greater access to the lecting all of the side items that complete a river, economic development and Thanksgiving dinner. tourism dollars that will come into Those items include stuffing, mashed the city and as a catalyst for down- potatoes, gravy, candied yams, green beans, town and neighborhood revitaliza- cranberry sauce, and pie mix and shells. tion. “We’re hoping that people will be able to Rufus Borom: All of the residents get together as a family and have dinner,” could benefit by being included in the Bayless said. “We give away everything that planning stages of the river front is given to us.” development. Bayless said she has volunteered at the CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News 2. The Palatka Police pantry since 2007 and has been the manager Heart of Putnam Food Pantry Manager Sandra Bayless unloads a food donation from Georgia- Department argues that red light for the last two years. She said the commu- Pacific with pantry worker Sandra Fowler on Monday morning. cameras have encouraged safe nity has always showed its support through driving at some of the city’s most donations. The pantry is a 501c3 organiza- dangerous intersections. If you tion, so all food and cash contributions are Palatka, is open Monday, Tuesday and ■ St. Vincent de Paul Society hosts a per- were opposed to the cameras, tax deductable. Friday from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. For more ishable food drop from 10 a.m. to noon, or how would you work to improve “We appreciate the continued support,” information, call 972-0875. until gone on the first Fridays of the month safety for pedestrians and driv- she said. “We have a generous community.” The following Putnam County locations ers at these intersections? If you The Heart of Putnam, 820 Reid St. in also collect and distribute food: See FOOD, Page 5A were in favor of the cameras, how would you address concerns about short yellow lights causing rear-end accidents at these inter- sections? Leary: Several national studies show that red light cameras reduce fatal crashes by as much as 24 per- cent. However, the red light tickets Palatka Bluegrass Festival moves shows to November are too expensive and a majority of the money from the tickets goes to the BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Norman Adams of Adams November was to attract more state. The city’s contract with ATS Palatka Daily News Bluegrass LLC decided after of the snowbirds since there will expire in 2015 and, unless the last year’s fall show to make would probably more fines are substantially reduced ($25) In keeping with tradition, the change. Northerners in the South in and the funds go to the city for traffic the Rodeheaver Boys Ranch And Adams said that while November than in October. safety programs, I will oppose renew- will be the site of a bluegrass this may be the first time the Even with the show being ing the contract and vote to have the festival this fall. fall festival is in November, it slightly more than two weeks cameras removed. Enforcing speed But organizers are shaking wouldn’t be the last time. away, Adams said he is limits on major roadways and subse- up the tradition this year by “Our ticket sales have been already seeing what a differ- quent intersections would be benefi- moving the seventh annual up so far,” he said. “It’ll be in ence a few weeks can make. cial in enhancing safety at all inter- Fall Palatka Bluegrass November again next year. Adams Bluegrass doesn’t sections in the city. Festival from October to Nov. We’re going to stick with the keep count of its ticket sales, Borom: I oppose red light cameras 6-8. November date for a while and but Adams said he has noticed because they violate citizens’ due pro- The bi-annual bluegrass see how that goes.” a change this year from years cess of law. Infractions shift the burden festivals are normally at the Part of the reason he said past. File photo from law enforcement to the vehicle boys ranch in February and he wanted to have the fall por- Rhonda Vincent performs at the Fall Palatka Bluegrass October, but promoter tion of his festival in See FESTIVAL, Page 5A Festival in 2013. See QUESTIONS, Page 8A INDEX Advice ...... 6A Briefing ...... 2A Medal of Honor winner’s cane comes home Classified/Legals ...... 12A Comics ...... 6A Pfc Ronald Jenkins’ Marine last Marine in their unit to return to the United Horoscope ...... 6A States after a 13-month tour, in which he was Lottery...... 10A buddy delivers cane after 45 years wounded three times. Obituaries ...... 7A He said he vowed to his Marine buddies and him- Opinions ...... 4A self to get the cane to the Jenkins family. Sports ...... 9A “I made a promise, and now I’ve kept it,” he said Sudoku ...... 13A BY PAUL HENKEMEYER Palatka Daily News Correspondent Sunday. “Even if it did take 45 years.” Smith and his wife, Robin, brought the well-worn, The Voice of INTERLACHEN – Melvyn Smith says the cane teakwood stick here unannounced this weekend and Putnam County was always at his side as he drove his tractor-trail- presented it to Jenkins’ oldest sister, Ruby Smith of er across the highways and byways of America over Interlachen, at a hastily arranged ceremony at the since 1885 nearly half a century. Jenkins Memorial adjacent to the Fleet Reserve “It was with me on every run,” he said. “But Association Branch 183 clubhouse at noon Sunday. VOL. 126 • NO. 205 more and more over the past four or five years, I “She would really have loved it,” Ruby said, about PALATKA, FLA. kept thinking, ‘It has to go home.’” their mother, Willa Mae, who died five years ago. And come home it did, this weekend, to “Because the tiki head on the top is like one he Interlachen and the family of the man who carved it carved for her when he was in the fifth or sixth Public Notices with his K-Bar fighting knife: Marine Pfc. Robert grade.” on Page 12A Henry Jenkins Jr., who was posthumously decorat- Ruby said she had a hard time believing the By mail, 1 section ed with the Medal of Honor for diving on a North Smiths were here, just as it was when she was told Submitted photo Vietnamese hand grenade to spare the life of a fel- Robert had been killed. Ruby Smith holds a cane her brother, Robert Jenkins, low Marine in 1969. hand-carved in Vietnam. It was presented to her Smith, 64, inherited the cane because he was the See CANE, Page 5A Sunday by Jenkins’ Marine buddy, Melvyn Smith.

102114a1.indd 1 10/20/14 8:47 PM 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 October Students of the Month Putnam AM

Local Palatka: vehicle theft. Putnam County Oct. 19 Thomas James Arico, 25, Ocala: U.S. Rep. Corrine Brown flee/elude police; aggravated assault to visit Palatka on Friday with a deadly weapon. Putnam residents are invited to join Congresswoman Corrine Brown (D-Jacksonville) for coffee and con- versation at 9 a.m. Friday at the State Price-Martin Community Center, Reid and 11th streets, in Palatka. d eltona Traveling with Brown is Democratic political strategist and newspaper Memorial set 1 year after columnist Donna Brazile, whose col- umn has appeared in the Palatka woman, 2 children slain Daily News. Doors open at 8:30 a.m. A memorial is planned this week for a Florida woman and her two PALATKA children, whose bodies still have not been found a year after authorities Palatka police offer say they were slain. Submitted photo handgun safety class Yessenia Suarez and her children The Interlachen Town Council during its meeting last Tuesday recognized the town’s Students of the Month for October. Thalia and Michael were reported Honored were, from left to right, Allyson Greenan of Interlachen Elementary School, Paloma Avila of Interlachen High School, Julia Rhodes of Ochwilla Elementary School and Anna Redden of C.H. Price Middle School. The Palatka Police Department missing Oct. 23, 2013. A candlelight will host a handgun safety class from memorial will be held Wednesday 6-10 p.m. Friday and from 8-11 a.m. evening at the Seventh-day Saturday at 110 N. 11th St. Cost is Adventist Church in Deltona. $34 per person. Register at the PD. Suarez’s stepfather said their dis- Student requirements include: be appearance “still feels as if it was 21 years of age or older; bring a yesterday.” Ruben Perez says the handgun and 25 rounds of ammuni- family is still reaching out to the tion; if you don’t own a handgun, community in the hopes that some- Scott: Early voting is crucial to winning bring 25 rounds of .45 automatic one saw something that will lead to ammunition; bring eye and ear pro- their bodies. By Tamara Lush and Michael Schneider news shows. tection and folding chair (chair Suarez’s husband, Luis Toledo, is Associated Press Scott and Crist are neck-to-neck in polls and have a optional). charged with second-degree murder final debate Tuesday. Students will receive: certificate of in the death of Suarez. He’s also ST. PETERSBURG — As polling places opened Scott gave an early-morning address to about 50 completion; fingerprinting; concealed charged with first-degree murder in Monday in some of Florida’s biggest counties, Gov. supporters at a seafood restaurant in Orlando. The weapons application packet. the deaths of the children. Rick Scott said early voting would be crucial to win- restaurant was picked because of its proximity to an ning. early-voting site at a nearby library. daytona beach Residents in Miami-Dade, Broward, Orange, Scott said GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney Purse in an evening Pinellas and Duval can vote in-person. Other counties lost in 2012 because not enough Republicans partici- class on Thursday City commissioner will open early voting sites on Oct. 23 and Oct. 25. pated in early voting. accused of hitting man The ballot includes the governor’s race and Scott added that he wasn’t going to let that happen The Community Enrichment Amendment 2, which asks voters to consider legalizing again. Program of First Coast Technical A Daytona Beach city commission- marijuana for medicinal purposes. “It’s important to get the vote out,” Scott said. “In College will host “Purse in an er is accused of hitting a man during The general election will be Nov. 4. 2010, we won because people showed up.” Evening” workshop from 5:30-8:30 an argument at the entrance gate to Democratic candidate for governor Charlie Crist Hoping to drive GOP turnout, Scott later hosted a p.m. Thursday at 146 Comfort Road. a subdivision. and his wife Carole cast ballots in Crist’s hometown of rally in Miami with Republican Sen. Marco Rubio, who Cost is $40 and is taught by Amy Police say 47-year-old Robert St. Petersburg on Monday morning. Crist arrived to defeated Crist in the U.S. Senate race in 2010. Woznick. Gilliland pulled in behind 66-year- the supervisor of elections office in downtown St. Speaking to a small crowd at a park pavilion, Rubio Create a purse from Durable Duck old Alan Robinson at the Pelican Bay Petersburg and was greeted by dozens of supporters cast Crist — a Republican-turned-Democrat — as a Cloth, accented with floral trim. gate. Robinson was talking to the holding signs and cheering. political opportunist who abandoned the state during Students should have basic sewing guard and Gilliland began honking One woman handed Crist a small fan in reference to the recession and linked him to President Barack skills. Purses will be completed dur- his horn and yelling. last week’s gubernatorial debate between Crist and Obama, who remains unpopular in Florida. ing class. Fabric and notions will be The guard let both cars inside but Scott. The debate was delayed when Scott didn’t take “There is nothing that Barack Obama stands for supplied. Sewing machine and scis- the men stopped and got out of their stage because Crist had a portable fan plugged in that Charlie Crist doesn’t stand for,” Rubio said. “If sors must be supplied by student. vehicles. Robinson told police that below his lectern. The rules said no electronic devices you want what Barack Obama is doing in Washington Pre-register: 326-9000. Gilliland smelled of alcohol so he were allowed. to come to your state, then Charlie Crist is your man.” went to get the man’s keys. Gilliland “Like a cool breeze,” Crist deadpanned, aiming the Crist has been one of Obama’s most vocal supporters SUT. A GUSTINE hit Robison on the right side of the tiny fan at a couple of women. this year, but the two have not campaigned together. head, near the ear. Crist and Scott fought over Crist’s use of the fan, The White House did, however, dispatch Vice College to offer Gilliland was released from jail on delaying the start of the debate for several minutes President Joe Biden and First Lady Michelle Obama noncredit art classes $1,000 bail. He’s been a commission- as Crist stood on the stage alone. The unscripted to Florida last week to rally Democratic voters for er since 2005. moment made the rounds on various TV comedy and Crist. Florida School of the Arts instruc- tor, David Ouellette will teach non- credit art appreciation and watercol- or classes on the St. Augustine cam- Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT pus, 2990 College Dr. Art Appreciation is limited to 20 Dow Jones 7-Day Local Forecast Industrials students and will meet from 3-5 p.m. +19.26 Tuesday Nov. 4 until Dec. 9. 16,399.67

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102114a2.indd 1 10/20/14 4:50 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 ‘Fun!’ had by kids of all ages

By Pete Skiba “We have about 200 pump- cult to round up little prin- bright red fire trucks. Palatka Daily News kins to give away, and they are cesses, Mickey Mouse imper- While feeding his infant almost all gone,” said Lions sonators and various caped son, Caden, from a bottle, INTERLACHEN – Club President Pete Shemet. crusaders. The longest line at Interlachen resident Kenneth Decorating pumpkins and col- “It is just a good time for the the festival belonged to the Hammond looked forward to lecting candy kept a bunch of children and their parents.” cotton candy table. when the baby would be able witches, Ninja Turtles and a Prizes went to the best-deco- Winners of different age to participate in the festival. few Disney characters busy rated pumpkins. The pumpkins groups won sweet prizes such “This party is just a great Saturday. were decorated with ribbons, as a pound chocolate bar. The idea,” Hammond said. “It is The Lions Club of markers, sparkle bits and more festival definitely fed chil- well organized and it gives the Interlachen threw its fourth on tables set up outside the club dren’s sweet teeth. kids in town something to do “Pumpkin Fun!” festival for on a screened porch. To ramp up excitement, on a Saturday.” children of all ages at 200 Getting ready for a costume Interlachen’s Volunteer Fire Prospect St. contest proved a little diffi- Department showcased its [email protected] Cable is not going anywhere, experts say

By Mae Anderson its streaming service would run channels and boost pricing have broadband Internet ser- Associated Press at a higher bandwidth and work power. Comcast Corp. is in the vice but do not pay for TV. more smoothly. Those added process of buying Time Warner So as more channels start to NEW YORK — Cord cutters costs might be passed on to cus- Cable Inc. for $45 billion, offer a la carte services, cable rejoiced last week after HBO tomers. which would make it by far the providers will shift to focus on PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News and CBS announced plans to And for all those cable hat- largest TV and broadband pro- their broadband services, Firefighter Matt Pope gives an unnamed puppy oxygen Saturday sell stand-alone streaming ers out there, sorry: Cutting vider. AT&T Inc. is planning to Moffett thinks. from equipment donated a week before by South Putnam Animal services, a move that cable the cord won’t mean cutting buy satellite service DirecTV “Cable companies will become Network. and satellite television provid- out your cable provider. They for $48.5 billion. Both are increasingly reliant on broad- ers have resisted for years. often own some of your favor- under regulatory review; cus- band, and gradually evolve their Customers tired of paying big ite channels (Comcast owns tomers complain such deals business models to be less and fees for hundreds of channels NBC Universal, parent of would create monopolies that less video-centric and more they never watch just to have Bravo and USA) and in most would hijack choice. broadband-centric over time,” Fire occurs after fundraiser access to a few favorite shows areas they are the gatekeep- Meanwhile, pay-TV sub- he said. That leaves satellite might be expected to start ers to the Internet. Offering scriptions have flatlined at pay-TV companies like DirecTV By Pete Skiba our normal fire department cancelling cable service in popular channels like HBO about 101 million, according and Dish Network Inc., which Palatka Daily News meeting,” Highfill said droves. Get Netflix, throw in over streaming could actually to data from research firm have no broadband capability, Saturday. “The training HBO, add a network here and help cable companies sell SNL Kagan. The number of as the “odd man out,” he said. CRESCENT CITY – A fund- helped, and we were able to there — why would anyone more expensive broadband high-speed Internet subscrib- Cable companies say they raiser Saturday turned out to use the nice addition to our sign up now for cable? services to customers. ers rose about 1 percent dur- want to offer customers more be spot on with its title, “Fur arsenal of tools to make a dif- Well, don’t sound the death “The cable business is evolv- ing the same period to 90.1 choice, and if customers want & Fire.” ference today.” knell for cable companies yet. ing from mainly selling you a million. By comparison, pay- to go online, they plan to be a Emergency dispatch issued The cause of the fire that Some would-be customers pay TV package to mainly TV nemesis Netflix Inc. has part of that transaction. a call for mutual aid from the firefighters contained to the may balk when they see just selling you a broadband about 37.2 million U.S. sub- “The overwhelming majori- city’s volunteer fire depart- bedroom remains under inves- how much paying a la carte Internet service,” says FBR scribers and expects to add ty of our customers prefer to ment at about 2 p.m. The fire- tigation. actually costs. Stations that Research analyst Barton 1.85 million during the final access video content via digi- fighters and a new pet advo- SPAN also recently donated offer services a la carte will have Crockett. “Content companies months of this year. tal cable bundles for conve- cacy group, South Putnam a 10-by-10, 6-foot-tall chain- to pay for marketing that the and cable companies are The growth in streaming ser- nience, service quality and Animal Network, just finished link holding pen to the fire cable and satellite companies evolving from being very wor- vices will appeal “to a segment value of the total package, but the chili-cook-off fundraiser. station. It would be used to usually cover. Fewer eyeballs on ried about making their con- of consumers that the tradition- cable broadband provides the The SPAN animal group hold dogs and cats for animal live TV could mean less adver- tent available through al pay-TV providers have a fastest and most reliable con- donated specialized animal control to pick up. tising revenue, since online ads Internet services to very excit- harder and harder time com- nection to online content for resuscitation equipment to Volunteers and donation are generally cheaper, and that ed about that. It’s a way to sell municating with: the millenni- those who choose to access it,” the fire department just a continue on the wish list of the will boost the network’s cost of their Internet and get people als and so called ‘cord-nevers’” says Todd Smith, spokesman week before. The masks and fire department and SPAN. running the channel. And to pay for faster speeds.” who haven’t viewed Pay TV as for Cox Communications, bottled oxygen were about to The station’s number is 698- smooth streaming costs money: The cable and satellite tele- a compelling option until now,” which offers cable and broad- prove their value. 1212 and SPAN’s Ginny to avoid so-called “throttling” vision industry is going says MoffettNathanson partner band to 6 million customers. “On arrival, we found a sin- Oakwood can be reached at during peak evening viewing through major consolidation, Craig Moffett. In fact, HBO Other cable and satellite gle-story, wood-frame house 698-2777. times, Netflix buckled to broad- to mitigate the higher cost said its stand-alone HBO Go services did not respond to a with a bedroom on fire at Bent band distributors like Comcast each year of carriage fees that service is largely aimed at the request for comment or Oak Drive in Lake Como,” [email protected] and Verizon and paid up so that the networks charge for their 10 million U.S. households that declined to comment. said Jason Highfill, chief of the city fire department. “The fire was contained to the bed- ADVERTISEMENT room.” The fire caused no injuries to residents. Highfill said that firefighters found two puppies usiness io shaking with signs of smoke B B inhalation in a corner of the burned room. “After applying the oxygen with the new equipment for a few minutes,” Highfill said, t. 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102114a3.indd 1 10/20/14 8:47 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam County, Flor ida s ince 1885 Today is Tuesday, Oct. 21, the W Ayne K NUCKLES, Publ isher 294th day of 2014. There are 71 A l Kromba c h , E d i t o r days left in the year.

C o m m u n i t y N e w s p a p e r s , I n c . t his day in putnam: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1837, Seminole leader communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal Osceola and Coacoochee (Wildcat) is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the were captured after responding to teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, a flag of truce near Moultrie Creek quality and hard work. south of St. Augustine. They, and TOM W OOD, C HAIRMAN some of their men were confined DINK NESM ITH, P RESIDENT in Fort Marion (Castillo de San Marcos). Coacoochee and 19 other OtheR VI EWS braves escaped on Nov. 29 by “ Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features squeezing through a small window on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not opening and leaping into the sur- necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. rounding moat. Osceola declared it was beneath his dignity to escape. He was sent to a prison in South Carolina where he became sick and died. Now is the T oday’s Highlight in History: On Oct. 21, 1944, during World War II, U.S. troops captured the German city of Aachen. time for On this date: Anger management might save In 1797, the U.S. Navy frigate Constitution, also known as “Old Ironsides,” was christened in Boston’s harbor. lives of some young blacks In 1805, a British fleet com- voters to act manded by Adm. Horatio Nelson defeated a French-Spanish fleet in the Battle of Trafalgar; Nelson, n Aug. 26, Florida had its worst t’s been over six weeks now driver politely complied, but however, was killed. voter turnout in 16 years. Only since a black teenager was Davis, who was in the back seat, In 1879, Thomas Edison per- 17.5 percent of the state’s 11.8 mil- shot and killed by a white Jody violently cursed Dunn and fected a workable electric light at lion voters actually voted on or Ipoliceman in Ferguson, Mo., turned up the volume to the his laboratory in Menlo Park, N.J. O and some young black people, Delzell max. That in-your-face action In 1917, members of the 1st before election day. The previous dubious urged on by outside agitators, accelerated into a confrontation Division of the U.S. Army training record was set in 1998 when only 16.6 per- are still in the streets protesting and now the teenager is dead, in Luneville, France, became the cent of voters cast ballots in the primary instead of allowing justice to run its course as and Dunn, convicted by a mixed jury of mur- first Americans to see action on election. it recently did in Jacksonville. der, will spend the rest of his life in prison. the front lines of World War I. Florida voters have no excuses for not Young black demonstrators immediately That whole episode need not have happened. In 1945, women in France were casting their ballots,” said Florida League of used the Ferguson tragedy as an excuse, or an Such situations exist across a wide strata of allowed to vote in parliamentary Women Voters President Deirdre Macnab. opportunity, to break into area stores and haul people in America. There are, however, a few elections for the first time. “The key to our state’s future is in every vot- off merchandise like ants with spilled sugar. deeper thinkers in the black community who In 1959, the Solomon R. All of those young people committed a felony, are trying to use their education and common Guggenheim Museum, designed er’s hands. Critical issues are at stake from and if they took the loot home their parent(s) sense to create change—people such as Bill by Frank Lloyd Wright, opened to the Governor’s race, to our next Legislature. were guilty of accessory. That is too often a Cosby and Oprah Winfrey in the entertain- the public in New York. From clean water, to quality public schools, typical scene when a white person, even a ment field come to mind, and Thomas Sowell In 1960, Democrat John F. to jobs, and affordable healthcare, candi- policeman, is seen as an aggressor and the vic- and Ben Carson in academia and communica- Kennedy and Republican Richard dates have very different visions and ideas. tim is black. tion. It would be effective to also look for such M. Nixon clashed in their fourth It’s exciting, it’s our future! Every registered Two weeks later, a black man returned to leaders in the sports world but there seems to and final presidential debate in his former place of employment in Norman, be a spate of bad behavior there right now. New York. voter needs to ask themselves: Am I a play- Okla., and killed two white co-worker women, Carson is professor emeritus of neurosurgery In 1964, the movie musical “My er, or am I deadwood?” severing one’s head with a knife. Even though at Johns Hopkins University but also writes a Fair Lady,” starring Audrey Across the state, League volunteers are that double murder was horrific, there was no nationally syndicated newspaper column. He Hepburn and Rex Harrison, had working hard, handing out voter guides and looting, no burning of vehicles, and no street recently addressed the issue in a no-nonsense its world premiere at the Criterion explaining that Floridians have three ways demonstrations. The stark difference in the way: “If we, as a society, could focus the same Theater in New York. to vote: reaction to those two scenarios, and others like kind of attention on the everyday murderous In 1971, President Richard EARLY: Early voting in Putnam County it across the country, is impossible to ignore, carnage that threatens the vitality of young Nixon nominated Lewis F. Powell difficult to rationalize. men of our cities, perhaps some meaningful and William H. Rehnquist to the begins on Thursday. Some observers are wondering if the prob- solutions could be found.” U.S. Supreme Court. (Both nomi- BY MAIL: Voters can simply call their lem has been acerbated by an unintended con- Of course he was referring to all the young nees were confirmed.) Supervisor of Elections and ask to receive a sequence. When the people of this country black men whose pictures are in the papers mail-in ballot. elected a black man president of the United every day that have run afoul of the law, many Ten years ago: ELECTION DAY: To check your correct States it was hoped that the highly significant of the cases involving killing each other over An Associated Press poll found polling location, visit www.BeReadyToVote. honor would bring the races closer together but trifling matters, drug deals gone wrong, inane President George W. Bush and his org and make sure you that you know armchair sociologists are saying the opposite drive-by shootings and firing lethal bullets into opponent, Sen. John Kerry, locked seems to have happened. Their theory is that occupied houses. in a statistical tie for the popular where to go to cast your ballot. once elected an aura of cockiness, bordering on Carson wrote: “There is a long list of factors vote. The League, which has never endorsed a arrogance, enveloped President Obama and highly correlated with success regardless of the candidate or party in its 90-plus years of that attitude has been emulated by some environment. They include strong supportive Five years ago: service, recently published a statewide young black men—their little victory dance in families, a sense of personal responsibility, Authorities found the body of voter guide as well as many local editions. the end-zone. good role models, faith that produces a sense of missing Florida 7-year-old Somer In addition, the League has published its That, in turn, is causing many white people purpose, hard work, confidence, an emphasis Thompson in a Georgia landfill. annual nonpartisan Voting Tips for Florida to become overly wary of young black men who on education and caring neighbors.” Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist sometimes become deliberately obtuse, disre- More black community leaders are grudging- Jack Nelson of the Los Angeles Voters as a FAQ refresher for both experi- spectful and act in threatening ways. That ly admitting that a serious problem exists and Times died in Bethesda, Md., at enced voters as well as novices. wariness has prompted more white people to there is a need to openly discuss it. A strong 80. The League’s award-winning desktop and carry firearms and unfortunately, on a few anger management program might help. I mobile websites (www.BeReadyToVote.org occasions, have been a bit to quick to use them. don’t know whose job that is but it will have to One year ago: and www.VamosAVotar.org) provide con- Three slain black teenagers lately in the initiate from the black community. Most jour- A seventh-grader at Sparks cise voting information via desktop PC or news, Trevor Martin, Jordan Davis, and nalists who have tried to address the problem Middle School in Sparks, Nevada, Michael Brown would all likely be alive today are reluctant to bring up the subject due to the shot and killed a teacher and smartphone: early voting location hours, if they had not become unnecessarily aggres- immediate vitriolic reaction by black activists. wounded two classmates before contact information for all 67 Supervisors of sive. In a nationally publicized case in Been there, tried that. Meanwhile, there are taking his own life. Same-sex wed- Elections, return-postage rates for absentee Jacksonville, Michael Dunn, a 59-year-old a lot of young lives being needlessly wasted. dings began in New Jersey, the ballots (note: each county is different), pre- white man asked a black teenager to turn 14th state to recognize nuptials cinct information and links to the League’s down his ear-blasting car radio which he Jody Delzell is a former publisher of the Daily News. between gay partners. The San 2014 Nonpartisan Voter Guide. parked next to his car at a store. The teenage [email protected] Francisco Bay Area’s main com- Things to note: muter train system and its unions reached a tentative agreement on n If you choose to vote early, you have the a new contract. flexibility to vote at any designated early Public F orum polling place in the county in which you live. T oday’s Birthdays: However, if you wait to vote until election Actress Joyce Randolph is 90. day, you must go to your assigned precinct. T he value of ment. Furthermore; the imple- and self-confidence necessary Author Ursula K. Le Guin is 85. n Voters still have time to request a mail mentation of the VPK pro- for success in kindergarten Rock singer Manfred Mann is 74. ballot (absentee). This can be done with a gram law in Florida cannot be and throughout their early Musician Steve Cropper (Booker voluntary pre-K handled by just a single enti- years of school. T. & the MG’s) is 73. Singer Elvin call to your local Supervisor of Elections. ty. It has, therefore, been dis- Bishop is 72. TV’s Judge Judy Any Floridian can request a no-excuse vote Voluntary pre-K education tributed among different Angelia Hough Sheindlin is 72. Actor Everett by mail ballot. Absentee ballots have already is a free program offered to agencies that lead and super- God’s Little Creations Child McGill is 69. Musician Lee been mailed to most voters who requested parents with children who will vise school districts, early Care Loughnane (Chicago) is 68. Israeli them. turn 4 years old by Sept. 1. learning group, private and Palatka Prime Minister Benjamin “It’s an exciting year for Florida. We urge These parents may choose a public providers of the VPK Netanyahu is 65. Actress LaTanya participating private child program. Day-to-day manage- Richardson Jackson is 65. Movie everyone to make their voice heard!” says care of public school provider ment is handled by the Agency Write to us director Catherine Hardwicke is Charley Williams, the League’s Voter Service to enroll their children in for for Workforce Innovation; The Palatka Daily News 59. Actress-author Carrie Fisher Chair. “Vote on your schedule. Just remem- pre-K. Some parents are not standards, curriculum, and welcomes letters to the is 58. Singer Julian Cope is 57. ber, with three ways to cast your ballot, familiar with VPK in a child- accountability are handled by editor and will print as many Rock musician Steve Lukather election day – Nov. 4 – is the last day to care setting and tend to think the Department of Education as possible. Letters should (Toto) is 57. Actor Ken Watanabe vote.” one of two things. Most par- and licenses and credentials be 350 words or fewer. is 55. Actress Melora Walters is – Florida League of Women Voters ent/guardians assume that are issued by the Department Typewritten letters are 54. Rock musician Che Colovita their children are not getting of Children and Families. preferred. They must Lemon is 44. Rock singer-musi- an education at all; they come Furthermore; all children include the author’s name cian Nick Oliveri (Mondo just to play all day. Then some are tested going into the pub- and town of residence for Generator) is 43. Christian rock think they have to be in a pub- lic school system and VPK publication. Writers should musician Charlie Lowell (Jars of lic school setting in order to providers must maintain at include a phone number Clay) is 41. Actor Jeremy Miller is F Y I learn. least 70 percent score in order where they may be 38. Actor Will Estes is 36. Actor Research shows that young to remain qualified to stay on contacted. Letters about Michael McMillian is 36. Reality children learn best through the VPK program and these issues of concern to Putnam TV star Kim Kardashian is 34. hands-on experiences that procedures are set in place to County residents will be Actor Matt Dallas is 32. Actress DID YOU KNOW? The first animal to circle the have been planned by knowl- ensure that every child enter- given the highest priority. Charlotte Sullivan (TV: “Rookie moon was a Russian Horsfield’s tortoise. Two of tor- edgeable teachers. To parents, ing kindergarten will meet or Blue”) is 31. Actor Aaron Tveit is Send your letter to: Letters toises were sent into space by the Soviet Union on this may look like ‘just play exceed all eight developmental to the Editor, Palatka Daily 31. Sept. 14, 1968. Along with the tortoises were some but it is active learning. When domains. News, P.O. Box 777, wine flies, mealworms, plants, seeds, bacteria and a young children explore things Our goal at God’s Little Palatka, FL 32178, e-mail Thought for Today: few other biological specimens. Not only were they the directly with their senses and Creations is to ensure every publicforum@ “There are different kinds of first animals to venture into deep space, they also practice new skills through child who enters kindergarten palatkadailynews.com; or wrong. The people sinned against made the first circumlunar voyage. All returned safely play, they are learning in will possess the language, fax 312-5226. are not always the best.” — Dame to Earth and were recovered on Sept. 21 in the Indian ways that are meaningful to social, self-help skill, early lit- Ivy Compton-Burnett, English Ocean. them at their stage of develop- eracy, mathematical concepts author (1892-1969).

102114a4.indd 1 10/20/14 3:45 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 Ebola fear eases as monitoring ends for some in Dallas; officials ready new protocols

By Emily Schmall first time in three weeks, with Aaron Yah, to return to work The people closest to Duncan, being lifted, Troh spent part of An Ebola patient who’s been Associated Press clearance from health officials and their children to go back to and dozens more, are trying to Monday afternoon looking for a treated in Atlanta since early tucked into their backpacks. school “without any restric- resume their lives after emerg- new place to live with funds col- September has been released DALLAS — The woman who A letter dated Oct. 19 and tions.” ing from a 21-day incubation lected by the city of Dallas, her from Emory University checked Ebola victim Thomas signed by Dallas County’s chief “We were sitting here trau- period without developing church and an anonymous Hospital after he was deter- Eric Duncan’s vitals before call- epidemiologist, Wendy Chung, matized. We just thank God we symptoms of the deadly dis- donor. mined to be free of the virus ing him an ambulance beamed authorized Youngor Jallah, the never came down with the ease. With a control order iso- Health officials said Monday and no threat to the public. with pride Monday as she sent daughter of Duncan’s fiancee, virus,” Jallah told The lating Troh and others who had that 43 of 48 people on an origi- Hospital and health officials her children off to school for the Louise Troh, and her partner, Associated Press. shared a home with Duncan nal watch list have passed the never released his name, in incubation period safely. Others keeping with his family’s wish who cared for Duncan remain for privacy. at risk, including two nurses he Health officials said they ees station their RVs and the show, the festival is still crowds like Balsam Range. infected and their close con- were relieved as the monitor- campers during the festival is primarily about the music, But whether they acts are tacts. That brings to 120 the ing period ended for many, Festival has been getting more reser- King and Adams said. new to the venue or have per- number of people now being and after a cruise ship scare continued from PAge 1A vations than it normally does Some of bluegrass music’s formed there numerous times, monitored, with their wait peri- ended with the boat returning during the fall festival, King most popular performers – one thing is a sure bet when it od ending Nov. 7, said Dallas to port and a lab worker on said. Rhonda Vincent & the Rage, comes to the roster, King said. Mayor Mike Rawlings. He said board testing negative for the “So far, it’s working pretty During the fall show, King The Little Roy & Lizzy Show, “If Norman has them on his the number may fluctuate. virus. well,” he said. “Everything’s said, the ranch strives to get The Isaacs and more – will roster, they’re quality enter- been going fine. The advance at least 200 reservations in its take to the stage during that tainment,” he said. ticket sales have gone up festival park. The way things Thursday, Friday and People wanting to make res- some.” are going now, the ranch may Saturday of the festival. ervations for RV parking 320 N. 5th St., Palatka. For Jeff King, the development reach its goal, he said. Adams said that when should call King at 328-1281. details, call 328-0213. director at the boys ranch, has “We’re probably in the choosing the line-up for the To purchase tickets to the fes- Food n Just For Jesus Food also noticed an increase of pre- 170-something range,” he shows in Palatka and other tival, call Adams at (706) 864- continued from PAge 1A Ministries from 1:30-3:30 show bookings. said. “If we can get 200 RV cities, he likes to have festival 7203. p.m., Tuesdays at 3001 St. The festival park where reservations, we’ll be good.” staples such as Vincent and Johns Ave., Palatka. many of the festival attend- But no matter the date of people who are new to the [email protected] at 111 N. Francis St., n South Putnam Christian Interlachen. Early birds are Service Center Food Pantry encouraged to bring water, open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., umbrella, and a container. Tuesday and Thursday at 223 Food is at no cost to any N. Summit St., Crescent City. Putnam County resident who For details, call 698-1944. is in need and made available n St. Monica Catholic by Nourishment Network, Church Food Pantry open their sponsors, and communi- from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., ty volunteers. For details, call Tuesday and Thursday at 114 684-2797. S. 4th St., Palatka. For n Interlachen Church Of details, call 325-9777. Melvyn Smith displays the The Nazarene at 179 Miller n First Baptist Church walking stick that was carved Square in Interlachen serves Hollister Food Pantry from 9 by Robert Jenkins, his Marine free lunches from 12:30-1:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., the second and buddy and a Medal of Honor p.m. Sunday: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. fourth Wednesdays, 107 winner, in Vietnam. Smith Monday; 5:30-6:30 p.m. on Hollister Church Road, brought the stick to Jenkins’ Wednesday; and 11 a.m. to 1 Hollister. Donations of dia- family members on Sunday in p.m., Friday as part of its pers for adults and children, Interlachen. Local Compassionate baby foods and cereals, per- Ministry. The meal is provid- sonal care products, canned ed by the church at 179 Miller goods, frozen foods, drinks Square. and other non-perishable n Putnam Coalition Of Care items are accepted. For Inc. has evening meals from details, call 328-2436. 4:30-6 p.m., Monday, Tuesday, n St. Andrew’s Episcopal Thursday, and Friday and Church, 111 S. Francis St., Sunday morning breakfast Interlachen, 10 a.m. to noon, from 8:30-11. Meals will be fourth Fridays for West Submitted photo served at the Project Hope Putnam residents only. 10,000 Building, 1113 N. Washington pounds of food from Lutheran the bush” with Jenkins, they Ruby said the cane will Leatherneck was buried along St., Palatka. For details, call Social Services. For details, became close. probably be donated to a war with his parents and grand- Cookie Cave at 538-0181. call 684-4506. Cane “He was like a brother,” museum in Lake City where parents at Sister Spring n Bread Of Life serves continued from PAge 1A Smith said, adding that he Jenkins’ Medal of Honor and Cemetery off County Road 315 lunch from 11:30-12:30 p.m., was on patrol in another area other awards are already dis- North in Interlachen. Monday through Friday at [email protected] when Jenkins was killed. played. The Smiths said they look She said they were expect- Robin said her husband had The Jenkins family was pre- forward to visiting with the ing him home in a few months. difficulties adjusting when he sented the Medal of Honor at Jenkins family and area vet- “So,” she explained, “It took came back to the States and the White House in April erans when they return here time to sink in.” struggled before finally set- 1970. It is signed by President in March for an awards pro- Happy Birthday, Mama A cousin, Tommie Leemie, tling into work as a long-haul Richard Nixon. gram at Jenkins Middle said the family has not had truck driver. The 21-year-old School. any contact regarding Robert’s “He still has nightmares death since the Marine whom about it,” she said. Robert saved, Fred Ostrom of Earlier, Smith got emotion- Rochester, N.Y., died a few al as he told a crowd of about Bonnie Brown Freeman years ago. 30 people: “They spit on us; May 16, 1939 ~ October 10, 2014 “He visited every couple they called us baby killers.” years,” Leemie said. A few minutes later, they A second sister, Rosalind, of cheered as Smith handed Florahome, also attended the Ruby the cane, and said he service. A third, Veronica hoped that would bring com- Reaves of Interlachen, and a fort and closure for all con- Mary Alice Kirkland brother, James of Gainesville, cerned. Alpha 10/20/20 ~ Omega 7/5/13 could not make it. Several Jenkins family Robin Smith said she was members said they were It’s been a year since you’ve been gone. overwhelmed with the recep- impressed and moved almost tion they got from the Jenkins to tears, seeing that one I miss you very dearly. family; the principal, teachers Marine could still care that and students at Jenkins much about another Marine Another Memorial Service for Bonnie Brown Freeman Love you, Middle School in Palatka; and nearly 50 years later. will be held Tuesday, Oct. 21, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. members of the VFW and “It’s not just good,” said at Peniel Baptist Church in Palatka, Florida. James Charles Fuce II FRA. Leemie. “It’s great. It’s awe- “The kids said, ‘You really some.” knew the guy this school is named for?” she said with a smile. Mrs. Smith said they had planned to just drop off the cane and head back to their home in Rex, Ga., near Atlanta that night or the next day. “We’ve intended to do this for 45 years,” she said. “He’s retired and I was off work (in accounting) this weekend, so I said, ‘Let’s go.’ “We surely didn’t expect anything like this,” she said at the FRA ceremony. “We didn’t even bring a change of clothes.” The ceremony was set up in a rush of phone calls between the Smith and Jenkins fami- lies, Jenkins Middle School and the Interlachen VFW and FRA. • Business & Corporate Law •Advance Healthcare Directives Jenkins was born in Interlachen in 1948 and attended Oak Grove • Trusts, Wills, and Probate • Real Estate Elementary and Central High School. He joined the Marines in • Family Law • Personal Injury & Wrongful Death July 1968 and was sent to Vietnam with C Company of the 3rd Recon Battalion, 3rd Marine Division. • Elder Law • Criminal Defense Jenkins was fatally wound- ed in March 1969 -- just three or four months short of his rotation date out of Vietnam. Smith said he never got too friendly with Marines he patrolled with, because that (386) 328-6000 made It particularly painful if they were killed. But since he did not “go into www.douglashedstromlaw.com 601 St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL 32177

102114a5.indd 1 10/20/14 6:26 PM 6A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 46 Grease 24 Michigan 43 Woman’s 1 Worn-down jobs neighbor shoe pencil 50 Pre-owned 25 Thickens 44 Psychic’s intro Backwash grosses out boyfriend 4 Like good 51 Sprout 27 Collars (2 wds.) cheddar producer 28 Pacific 45 Allows Dear Harriette: My girl- Tell her that she deserves to Dear A Loss For Words: No island 47 Borscht 8 Greek org. (2 wds.) friend drinks orange juice drink from a cup. If she balks at wonder — some crushes are so 12 Whichever 54 Allot 29 Glom — veggie 13 Model 55 Kind of rug 30 Poems 48 Corn units straight from the plastic bottle. that, be direct and let her know intense that they can leave one — Moss 56 Baseball 36 Small tree 49 Purse closer I find it nasty because I cannot that her practice is unsanitary. feeling debilitated. The good 14 Margarita stat. 38 Soggy 51 Kiosk buy, garnish 57 Juan’s coin 40 Calf-roping slangily handle the “backwash” that may Bacteria can leave her mouth news is that the fast-beating 15 Rattler 58 Merriment event 52 Search end up back in the juice. She and fester in the bottle, thereby heart and inability to do any- 42 Pond engine find Saturday’s Answer (2 wds.) 59 Recipe meas. is OK drinking from the bottle contaminating it for anyone else thing at all usually stop pretty 17 Elevator scum 53 Born as pioneer DOWN because she “does not have time who drinks the juice. Ask her fast! 18 Strain 1 Ponytail site to drink from a cup.” I had no to stop. Rather than professing your 19 Carpet nails 2 OS choice idea that my girlfriend drank Because you know this is her like to this young man, just talk 20 Lout 3 Eight bits 22 Sine — non 4 Watchdog straight from the bottle. I think practice, make it clear that in to him. Since you are in class 23 Disco dancer breed it is rude and selfish behavior, your home she must drink out of together, talk to him about the (hyph.) 5 Space 26 Heavy burden 6 Monsieur’s and I would like to know how to a drinking receptacle. Monitor projects that you are doing right 28 Gunk summer get her to stop. — Grossed Out, her so that you don’t get sick. now. Ask him if he would like 31 Polite cough 7 “— Rosen- Memphis, Tennessee Dear Harriette: I am a teen- to study with you. Ask him for 32 — Dawn kavalier” Chong 8 Fauna Dear Grossed Out: Maybe age girl, and I have a terrible help in solving a science prob- 33 Sturm partner your girlfriend never thought crush on a boy in my science lem, and show him what you — Drang 9 Ms. Moreno 34 Olive yield 10 Among about the germs that she is inad- class. I like everything about have come up with. In other 35 Consumer 11 Hardy heroine vertently putting in that plastic him: he dresses nice, he is polite words, engage him in dialogue protection org. 16 Indy 500 bottle. Perhaps nobody pointed and he loves his parents. I want that will allow the two of you to 36 Glut sound 37 Part of LAX 19 Mass-transit that out to her in the past. It to tell him how much I admire get to know each other. This will 38 Sage vehicle is time for you to speak up. him, but I do not know what to help you calm down, get your 39 Med. plans 21 Prohibit Tell your girlfriend that it real- say. studies done and build a rapport 40 Blushing 22 Canadian 41 Airport rental province ly bothers you that she drinks When I am around him, I just with him. Don’t worry about 43 Sitcom demo 23 Wilde’s poky straight from the bottle. Offer giggle and blush. I know if I what others will do. The way for to bring her a cup the next time do not say something to him, you to build a connection with HOROSCOPE you see her about to do it. someone else will. Can you give him is to reach out in a neutral For Tuesday, October 21, 2014 dealing with money, health or your cool if you want to come You can start by making light me a tip or two to overcome my way. Make it easy for the two of legal matters. Don’t get involved out ahead. of it so that you get your point shyness? — A Loss for Words, you to communicate. Then see in other people’s investment strat- GEMINI Be true to yourself. Don’t allow across without being harsh. Brooklyn, New York what blossoms. anyone to pressure you or try to egies. You will be the one held (May 21-June 20) sway your opinion or course of responsible if something goes Do something nice for a friend, action this year. Many options wrong. a relative or yourself. Favorable BRIDGE will be made available if you stick AQUARIUS solutions that will alleviate your to your game plan and use your (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) current worries will develop. sometimes the obvious is wrong fourth and can be given a trick, strengths. Invest in the projects you Expand your horizons by study- and the unobvious is correct. And leaving the heart king safe from LIBRA believe in. Positive changes can ing a fascinating subject. deals in which that is true are (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) be made if you are honest about CANCER attack. Finally, if East has jack- among the hardest to get right. fourth of diamonds, then maybe You can make positive strides your strengths and weaknesses. (June 21-July 22) if you are not fearful and are will- In this example, South is in Finalize deals that you’ve been Steer away from troubles at the club finesse will work. All ing to face challenges head-on. pondering. home. Taking sides or getting three no-trump. West leads a very easy — but the contract Hesitation will cause you to miss PISCES caught in someone else’s argu- fourth-highest heart six. What opportunities, so act quickly. (Feb. 20-March 20) fails here if East has the diamond ment will lead to an intense no- should declarer do after taking SCORPIO Compromise will be necessary jack. East will gain the lead in win situation. Spend some time (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) if you are to get a partnership East’s 10 with his jack? one of the minors and return his with an objective friend. The auction is straightforward. Organization and attention to back on track. A quick response LEO last heart. detail will enable you to attain a to negative issues soon will put Remember, responder does not (July 23-Aug. 22) Instead, declarer should be lucrative position. Your ability to things right. Don’t hold back; you show his five-card minor with Make the most of your helpful willing to guarantee four dia- make valuable contributions to need to tell it like it is. game-going values and no single- the workplace will be recognized ARIES nature. You can be counted on to mond tricks while making sure ton. It is so unlikely that five of and rewarded. (March 21-April 19) give a little extra help where and SAGITTARIUS the minor will make and three that East never gains the lead. If asked to defend a friend, when it is needed. Your compas- Alfred North Whitehead, an (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) sion will be appreciated. no-trump fail. At trick two, South should play make sure that you have your English mathematician and phi- You are viewing the world facts in order so that you can help VIRGO South starts with eight top a diamond to dummy’s ace, then (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) losopher who died in 1947, said, around you unrealistically. Listen his or her case without damaging tricks: three spades, one heart he should lead a diamond to his to the advice of those who know your own status or reputation. Better opportunities are avail- “It requires a very unusual mind (the first trick), three diamonds 10. If the finesse loses, the con- the score and are not afraid to tell TAURUS able to you, so don’t settle for less to make an analysis of the obvi- and one club. It looks so obvious tract is safe. If the finesse wins the truth. (April 20-May 20) when you can have more. Your CAPRICORN ous.” and West follows suit both times, Keep your professional reputa- talents are more valuable than you to bash out those top diamonds. (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) tion intact. Someone is trying to realize. Give your all, and you If that is true, bridge play- Surely the jack will drop. And if declarer will rake in at least one Proceed with caution when lead you astray. You must keep will get the results you are after. ers need unusual minds because it doesn’t, perhaps West has jack- overtrick. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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ago. Stanley served in the U.S. P.O. Box 380127, Grandin, FL Saturday, Oct. 18, 2014 at Army during the Vietnam 32138. Memories and condo- Palatka Health Care Center Obituaries War and was lences may be expressed to the following an extended ill- a member of family at Stanley’s Book of ness. Obituaries are paid adver- the American Memories page at www. Arrangements are entrust- tising written by funeral Legion. He JohnsonOverturffunerals. ed to Karl N. Flagg Serenity homes based upon information had worked com. Memorial Chapel. provided by families. Death with a car- Arrangements are under notices are brief announce- penters union the direction of Johnson- ments published at no charge. in Columbus, Overturf Funeral Home in Ohio. He was Interlachen. Dorothy Jean Oliver also an active Samuel B. member of Dorothy Jean Oliver, 92, of Paran Lake Como, died at Putnam “Sam” Aleshire Baptist Community Medical Center Church in Death Notices on Saturday afternoon, Oct. Samuel B. “Sam” Aleshire, Grandin. Stanley loved being 18, 2014. 58, of Interlachen, passed with people and had an infec- Arrangements are under away on Tuesday, Oct. 14, tious laugh that made every- the careful care of Clayton 2014 from injuries received in one in the room laugh. He will Willie Boyd Sr. Frank & Biggs Funeral Home, PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News a motorcycle accident. be greatly missed. Crescent City. Volunteers and Lee Conlee House staff posed at Saturday’s yard He was born in San Gabriel, He was preceded in death Mr. Willie Boyd Sr., 83, sale in Crescent City. Calif., and by his parents, Robert B. passed at Palatka Health was a current Goings and Lottie Appleman Care on Friday, Oct. 17, 2014. resident of Goings and two grandchildren Arrangements entrusted to Beverly Phillips Interlachen. “Boogie” Goings and Vicktor E.W. Lawson & Son Funeral Sam had Crowe. Home. Beverly Phillips passed worked as a He is survived by a son, away Saturday, Oct. 18, 2014 Shelter hosts yard stonecutter Stanley B. Goings, three at the Haven Hospice and enjoyed daughters, Cindy Starner, Roberts Care Center in motorcycles. Sherry Goings and Susie Howard Layton Palatka following an extend- He is sur- Gilman, all of Columbus, ed illness. vived by his Ohio, a brother, Robert J. Faulkner Masters Funeral Home of sale for awareness companion of many years, Goings and wife Patty of Palatka is in charge of the Karen McCormick of Newark, Ohio, two sisters, Howard Layton Faulkner, arrangements. By Pete Skiba Fossette said. “People have Interlachen; brother, William Wanda Hartman and husband 67, of Palatka, passed away Palatka Daily News been very supportive.” D. Aleshire of Zebulon, N.C.; Larry of Palatka and Ruby Thursday, Oct. 16, 2014 at his Lee Conlee House shelters sister, Linda Greiff of Tampa; Ward of San Mateo, 13 grand- residence following an extend- CRESCENT CITY – A yard about 150 women and chil- uncle, Donald Aleshire of children, seven great-grand- ed illness. Charles D. Sharon sale for a good cause show- dren annually in its emergen- Orlando; stepdaughter, children, numerous nieces and Masters Funeral Home of cased bargains galore cy shelter. It provides transi- Christel McCormick of nephews and his former wife, Palatka will announce the Charles Dumbar Sharon, Saturday on Summit Street. tional housing, counseling, Satellite Beach; and numer- Mary Goings of Columbus, arrangements. 81, of Palatka, transitioned on “October is Domestic referrals, injunction assis- ous nieces, nephews, great- Ohio. Sunday, Oct. 19, 2014 at Violence Awareness Month,” tance, support groups and nieces and great-nephews. In accordance with Haven Hospice Care Center said Hannah Fossette, pro- other specialized programs for No services are scheduled at Stanley’s wishes, no services lovingly surrounded by his gram director for Lee Conlee its clients. this time. Memories and con- are planned at this time. Thelma B. McRae family. House. “This is part of that, A recent Mary Kay dolences may be expressed to In lieu of flowers, donations Arrangements are entrust- but we also plan to have a sale Foundation Grant for $20,000 the family at Sam’s Book of may be sent in Stanley’s mem- Thelma Battles McRae, 96, ed to Karl N. Flagg Serenity every six months. The next will help Lee Conlee House Memories page at www.john- ory to Paran Baptist Church, of Palatka, transitioned on Memorial Chapel. one is in Interlachen.” maintain its critical service to sonoverturffunerals.com. The tables set up in the the community. If Sam were here today, he Center State Bank of Florida Outreach activities touch would say, “don’t forget to YOU CAN BE READY TO RETIRE OR NOT. parking lot formed a U with about 300 people annually. vote” and “please look twice an entrance on the Magnolia Conlee activities seek support for motorcycles.” Avenue side. Domestic vio- from the community to aid in Arrangements are under READY IS BETTER. lence awareness purple skirts the fight against domestic vio- the direction of Johnson- festooned tables. lence. Overturf Funeral Home in “We’re looking to communi- Interlachen. Wade Matchett ty events to raise awareness,” [email protected] Helping you to protect the ones you love Stanley A. Goings and to grow your assets. Stanley A. Goings, 75, of MetLife Politicians protest opera Interlachen, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, Oct. 425 N. Palm Avenue, Palatka, FL By Verena Dobnik Jewish passenger on the 17, 2014. 386-328-1832 Associated Press Achille Lauro, an Italian A native of Marysville, cruise ship hijacked by four Ohio, Stanley resided in NEW YORK — Politicians members of the Palestinian Interlachen since 1989, com- 401(K) • ROLLOVERS • DROP MONEY including former New York Liberation Front. The 69-year- ing from Ohio. He had moved Mayor Rudolph Giuliani and old was shot in his wheelchair to Palatka just a few weeks Reps. Carolyn Maloney and and pushed overboard. Peter King have joined a crowd of demonstrators out- side the Metropolitan Opera Abe Alexander to protest an opera they say Safe Touch Consultant glorifies Palestinian terror- ists. About 400 people stood behind barricades Monday, chanting “Shame on the Met.” The Met is putting on per- formances of “The Death of Klinghoffer.” 386-546-0626 The opera is based on the VISIT US AT 1985 killing of a disabled LIKE US SAFETOUCH.COM

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GOALS: QUALIFICATIONS: • Completion of Riverfront • 28 years experience in public policy Redevelopment planning and land use for local, state • Enhanced Police and Fire Protection government and private sector. • REDUCTION in property taxes • 15 years lobbying state legislature and • Revitialized Neighborhoods congress • 18 years a division and department ACCOMPLISHMENTS: administrator • Instrumental in Riverfront • Endorsed by Palatka Professional Redevelopment Grants Firefi ghters • New City Fire Truck MEMBERSHIP: • Airport Expansion • American Institute of Certifi ed • New Downtown Hampton Inn Planners • Riverfront Environmental Center • Florida and American Planning (Groundbreaking coming soon!) Associations • Golf Course Improvement Grants • Board of Directors, Florida 4-H Foundation All of the above accomplishments • Former Member of Rodeheaver Boys provide jobs for Palatka! Ranch, Board of Directors • St. Mark’s Episcopal Church EDUCATION - GRADUATE: Palatka South High School • St. Johns River Community College University of Florida Political advertisement paid for and approved by Phil Leary, non-partisan for City Commission, Group 4.

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nificant problem facing our from the recession and fund- one we must work to resolve. city, state and nation and we ing from financial institutions Borom: I will support the Man finds missing plane, remains Questions must change this paradigm. I becomes more readily avail- ongoing efforts in the fight continued from PAge 1A support reducing teen preg- able; based on my real estate against cancer diabetes and Associated Press type two-seat plane was owned nancies, changing the federal and business background, I heart disease. I will also OCALA — Authorities say a by Theodore Weiss, who was entitlement programs that am confident these storefronts make sure that I continue to man walking in the north also the last person known to owner and there is no certifi- foster and promote single par- and properties will be occu- be informed about the health Florida woods found the site of have flown the aircraft. able witness to the alleged vio- ent families where there is no pied. I will work diligently issues in our community and a small plane crash and skele- Officials have not deter- lation. The defendant loses dual parental structure and with local, regional, state and continue to support existing tal remains. mined the remains are those of the right to cross-examine the discipline. I will work tireless- federal agencies to obtain health initiatives offered by The man called authorities Weiss. He was last seen accuser. I’ve yet to find sup- ly with the State Attorney grant funding and low inter- various health and communi- Sunday evening after spotting departing Dunnellon Airport porting documents that prove General, legislature, State est loans to assist entrepre- ty organizations. I have par- the crash site at the Pruitt on April 5 and never arrived at red light cameras encourage Attorney and law enforcement neurs and businesses to uti- ticipated in the March of Trailhead in southwestern his destination in Zephyrhills. safe driving. In speaking with to combat this problem lize these properties. Dimes, Breast Cancer Marion County. Dozens of agencies searched citizens, red light cameras through new laws, education, Borom: Offer tax incen- Awareness as well as other The Marion County Sheriff’s for Weiss after he went miss- cause more citizens to slam on interdiction and treatment. tives to prospective entrepre- community health events. Our officials say the experimental- ing. brakes to prevent them from Borom: Addiction requires neurs and existing business community should have more running traffic lights. If the a holistic approach that incor- owners. Develop a marketing information about prostate city implemented a signal porates families, health pro- strategy that highlights the and colon cancer, these often light with a timer informing viders, law enforcement, and corridor in the overall redevel- times go undetected. We What They’re NOT Telling motorist the light is about to the faith community. We opment of the city. As stated should encourage further change would be beneficial. must strive to build stronger earlier, a community task health education and commu- You About So-Called “Energy 3. How would you work families and neighborhoods. force should be convened to nity wide awareness. to make sure the public The city should invest in assist in developing a short 10. Why do you want to Saving” Cooling Systems knows about controversial intervention, prevention and and long term strategy to continue to live in Palatka? issues coming before the treatment programs and ser- attract business to the area. Leary: Palatka is and has It turns out that all this write you a check for city commission? vices for individuals and fami- 8. How would you attract been my home for over 50 Leary: By developing press lies that are prone to a life of more residents to Palatka years. My family, friends, “sealing in” of our homes the difference. releases for all issues effecting drugs and crime. The physical and encourage current res- church and business are here. to reduce energy bills has ■ Palatka residents and utiliz- condition of our neighbor- idents to stay? The city is a unique place with a sickening drawback: 10 Year Parts and ing both newspaper and elec- hoods should be a priority. Leary: There currently great cultural and historic Labor Guarantee. tronic media to disseminate The city must take pride in exists a strong “buyer’s mar- venues and a small town life- The American College This new system is the information. We would, our community and make sure ket” for residential properties style, which I cherish. I look at of Allergy, Asthma and so reliable that we and do, utilize the city’s web- our neighborhood streets and in the city. Through local real- all the positives in living here Immunology says we’re guarantee you can’t site and social media venues. right of ways are clean and tors, neighborhood associa- and realize that although not simply “recycling” the spend a penny on Working directly with home- well maintained. These are tions, festivals and Main perfect, it is a great place to same bacteria over and repairs for 10 solid owner and business groups also contributing factors to Street events, we can publi- live. attending their meetings to providing a sense of communi- cize the many houses avail- Borom: I have built a over. This condition years. assure all issues, not just con- ty pride. able and work to educate strong family unit here with leads to “…up to 50% troversial ones, affecting them 6. What are your ideas potential new residents and my wife, L’Tracy, of 17 years of allergic reactions are “Why didn’t anyone are disseminated in both time- for reducing the ad valor- existing residents on the and 15-year-old son Zak’ri. My caused by polluted indoor think of this sooner?” ly and informative manner. em tax rate for homeown- many cultural, recreational church family and extended air.” Borom: Provide timely ers, while trying to balance and small town benefits that family are here as well and I Unfortunately, most notification through media the city’s budget? come with living in the city. enjoy the small town atmo- Is it worth all this to save contractors only know outlets to include social media. Leary: For the last two Borom: Create jobs; jobs sphere. Palatka has great a few dollars on energy? how to cool or heat the As a commissioner I will pro- years, I have been pursuing that improve the quality of life potential to recapture its for- We didn’t think so, air, regardless of the vide additional opportunities an equitable Fire Assessment like manufacturing jobs. mer vibrancy. I am excited for residents to be informed Fee that would fully fund the Additionally, we need to part- about the future here and the and did some research. health concerns… and and to inform me of their ideas city’s fire department and ser- ner with the school board to opportunities for Palatka to Now, I’m happy to to do it as cheaply as through bi-annual town hall vices. That would allow the bridge the educational gap grow. I’m a visionary and I report finding something possible. We’ve taken a meetings in partnership with city to substantially reduce compared to our neighboring believe our town needs vision- that many would call a different approach that’s churches and other communi- the ad valorem millage rate by counties that are flourishing. aries in office that believe in breakthrough. still economical, but far ty organizations. We also eliminating the General Fund If we take care of the first two responsible government that healthier. should have a more open and portion of the city’s budget for items, improving education responds to the needs of the We’d love to show you transparent government and the fire services, and where all and create manufacturing people in which it serves. during a completely We’ll be glad to show you be willing to listen to resi- property owners in the city jobs, that’ll be the first step in FREE, no-obligation how you can cool your dents and welcome opposing would participate equitably reducing the crime rate which views to policy decisions made for fire department services. in turn attract residents and Energy Survey. It’ll home for less money… by the city. The decrease in ad valorem businesses, (and) help to take a few minutes, but and stay healthier too! 4. How do you plan to taxes would be greater than retain current residents and we promise to make it You’ll breathe easier just encourage jobs outside of the fire service fee for all prop- businesses. We have to under- worth your time. This knowing. Call us now. the retail or restaurant erties paying ad valorem stand that if we are better breakthrough can give industry? taxes. stewards of our tax dollars, you… Leary: I will work directly Borom: We should strive to this will also play a major role with my contacts at the State protect our tax base and not in strengthening our tax base. ■ Mountain-Fresh Air Department of Economic allow any further private 9. How would you partic- Indoors. Headaches, Opportunity, the North owned property to be removed ipate in public health out- asthma, coughing and Florida Regional Council, from the tax rolls to become reach efforts? Are there Northeast Florida non-taxed government struc- any specific health issues other flu-like symptoms 386-325-5095 Manufactures Association and tures. We must evaluate our that you think our commu- can be caused by indoor other state and federal public assets and liabilities to deter- nity should have more air pollution. and private agencies in seek- mine the ongoing financial information about? Your No Hassle ing manufacturing, construc- stability of the city. We Leary: I would utilize and ■ Guaranteed Energy Air Conditioning tion, and processing jobs. My should assess our permitting promote all media, school sys- Savings. We guarantee Experts extensive work with state and procedures to ensure that we tem and churches to promote you’ll save at least 20% federal agencies and the con- encourage new construction public health care outreach. on your energy bill over tacts and friendships I have and rehabilitation of existing As an elected official and city the first year or we’ll License # CACO53843 made over the last 25 years structures. resident, I strongly support all allows me to work outside the 7. What are your ideas of the public health initiatives city in attracting jobs. for attracting businesses being conducted by the county Borom: We should convene to the empty storefronts health department, family a task force that consist of along State Road 19 and medical services and commu- business owners and citizens U.S. 17? nity service organizations in to develop a short term and Leary: As the city, county the city. 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102114a8.indd 1 10/20/14 6:09 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 PAGE 9A SIDELINES MARK BLUMENTHAL San Mateo angler is B.A.S.S. state champ Big fish of tournament veteran angler went wire to wire to I made my way south to fish spots in pounds, just over one-half ounce top the field of 123 with a two-day the river,” said Black.’ behind Black. But Blevins second-day Where boosts Black’s total total weight of 44.77 pounds that The move paid off with him catch- weight of 12.80 pounds gave him a included the championship’s big bass, ing a limit of largemouth, including final total of 36.26 – more than 8.5 weighing 8.13 pounds. the eight-pounder, for a total of 24.03 pounds behind the champion. to rate BY GREG WALKER Black, who finished second in last pounds. He added a weight of 20.74 The FBN is composed of anglers Special to the Daily News week’s TBF tournament at the pounds Sunday. from four regions of the state includ- Palatka riverfront, said that on day “I fished a 7A Bomber crankbait ing the Northeast, Northwest, Central Manning Wayne Black of San Mateo cap- one he traveled north of the launch and Carolina-rigged finesse worms,” and South. Black and Blevins are tured the Florida B.A.S.S. Federation site until strong winds made him turn Black explained. members of the Northeast region. Nation (FBN) State Championship south. Mark Blevins of San Mateo was in he top sports stories in anoth- Sunday at Crystal Cove Marina. The “I had two fish and around mid-day second place on Saturday with 23.46 See BASS, Page 10A er Weekend That Was: 5. For comments he Tmakes about sisters Serena OMECOMING ORROR HOW and Venus Williams – calling them H H S the “Williams brothers” – Russian Winless Tennis Federation President Shamil Tarpischev is fined $25,00 by the Women’s Tennis Association and suspended from tour involve- rivals have ment for a year. 4. With their 24-6 win over the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, the Jacksonville Jaguars leave the same goal Oakland Raiders the lone winless team in the NFL at 0-6. 3. On the brink of being elimi- Playoffs not out of the nated from the Chase For the Cup, 2012 season winner Brad question despite records Keselowski comes through by win- ning the Geico 500 at Talladega BY ANDY HALL Super Speedway on Sunday, while Palatka Daily News Dale Earnhardt Jr. and six-time season champion Jimmy Johnson Despite his team’s 0-8 record, get eliminated from competition for Interlachen coach Mike Cullison the title. believes the Rams could end up in a 2. Peyton Manning goes past shootout for the second-place playoff Brett Favre in the record books for berth out of District 4-4A. most career touchdown passes as They’ll have to win what promises he throws for four in the Denver to be a shootout Friday to get there. Broncos’ 42-17 humbling of the vis- The Rams and iting San Francisco 49ers on archrival Key- FRIDAY Sunday night, giving him 510 for stone Heights his career. (0-6) are both Keystone 1. Fighting back from deficits winless overall Heights at JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News time and time again Saturday and 0-2 in the dis- Interlachen, night, No. 2 Florida State grabs the Gator backup Treon Harris performed better than either of Saturday’s starters. So did the quarterbacks trict, yet Friday’s 7:30 p.m. lead late, then avoids a late touch- in the Interlachen-Umatilla game. winner at down when an interference call is Thompson-Baker made on No. 5 Notre Dame to Stadium could secure a 31-27 victory. wind up in a tiebreaker if it wins again Our topic of discussion: 2. on Halloween Night, when Interlachen Manning the record. plays at The Villages (5-2, 2-1) and The quarterbacks that have held Keystone travels to Bradford (1-6, 1-1). the career record for most touch- “Our goal is to win the next two downs thrown is like a Who’s Who: games,” Cullison said Monday. “It’d be Sammy Baugh. Bobby Layne. Y.A. Unhappy Times nice to be 7-3, but to be in the playoffs, Tittle. Johnny Unitas. Fran it doesn’t matter what your (overall) Tarkenton. Dan Marino. Brett record is.” Favre. And now Peyton Manning, Keystone surely has the same mind- who carved up the San Francisco More smiles after IHS homecoming than Florida’s set on the heels of a 48-42 loss to The 49ers’ defense like a Thanksgiving Villages. The Indians have allowed at turkey to the tune of 22-of-26 pass- GAINESVILLE 98 yards, a touchdown and a pick (and a lost fum- least 35 points in every game except a ing for 318 yards and four touch- ent west on State Road 20 for a cou- ble), but the TD the true freshman rushed into a 7-0 loss at Eustis on Oct. 3. The Rams downs. ple of homecoming games over the crowd – caught by Tevin Westbrook, one of the goats have been moving the ball in recent The position of quarterback is weekend. Neither was exciting – of the previous week’s loss to LSU – represented the weeks, even though the defense pro- one of control. Everyone else wants Umatilla 41, Interlachen 6 on Friday, kind of luck that has stubbornly avoided Driskel duced the only touchdown in Friday’s it, but only the quarterback decides Missouri 42, Florida 13 on Saturday since he became the last quarterback to beat FSU 41-6 homecoming loss to district lead- the fates of not only his team, but W– but at least people were happier Friday at back in 2012. er Umatilla. his opposition. Thompson-Baker Stadium. Interlachen is 0-8. Florida is 3-3. Bet you a buck Thus it could take a shootout this And in 510 cases, Manning Better starting quarter- they’re happier today in West Putnam than in Gator week to make a shootout on Nov. 3, the always hooked up with someone to backs, too. Nation. Monday following the conclusion of end a drive with a touchdown. For There is statistical proof. Heck, the Rams ran a successful Statue of Liberty regular-season district play. the record, the man he threw more Umatilla won big Friday play and a successful fake Statue of Liberty. And “The scoreboard may not show it, touchdown passes to than anyone behind Justin Lewis, who when Umatilla’s lead grew to 35 points in the fourth but I think we’re beginning to move was former Indianapolis Colts completed 19 of 29 passes for quarter, a running clock kicked in. The 156 people the ball,” said Cullison, whose team teammate Marvin Harrison, who 284 yards, two touchdowns (not including the band) who stayed to the end in the rushed for 125 yards against the caught 112 of those scores. Reggie and one interception. Missouri 88,000-seat Swamp had to endure TV timeouts. Bulldogs – 96 on 11 carries by T.J. Wayne, another former teammate, rolled on Saturday in spite of “The fans will love us one day, hate us the next Strickland – but self-destructed on had 67 touchdown catches. Then miserable Maty Mauk: 6-for- day. We’ve got to focus on us,” said Florida safety three trips inside the Umatilla 15. Dallas Clark, his favorite tight end, ANDY HALL 18, twenty (20) yards, one Keanu Neal, who ran up a team-high 10 tackles. The Rams used their imagination had 44 touchdown hookups. Marcus pick. “This is the time to come together, get tighter.” before a homecoming crowd, gaining Pollard, another favorite wide Interlachen’s Jase Foshee, No, this wasn’t all Driskel. Florida’s heretofore 22 yards on a Statue of Liberty run by receiver, had 34 scores. who took his first varsity snap for an injured team- solid offensive line surrendered six sacks. The spe- Donte McClendon and 13 yards when After you get rid of the favorite mate on Sept. 5, completed 8 of 16 passes for 52 cial teams let Murphy run wild. they faked the Statue of Liberty and Colts targets, the next guy on the yards and one interception. In his fourth year under Surely you’ve seen it or heard it by now: Missouri Jase Foshee passed to Strickland. list is DeMaryius Thomas with 29 three offensive coordinators at Florida, Jeff Driskel won with a piddling 119 yards of total offense. That, They also tried a throwback from touchdowns. was 7-19 for 50 yards, two interceptions and a fum- Strickland to Foshee and came out in a It was Thomas who got the honor ble. Backup Treon Harris was 8-for-12 passing for See GATORS, Page 11A sideline-to-sideline formation before a of catching the record 509th touch- down pass during Sunday night’s See RAMS, Page 11A bloodbath, an 8-yard scoring strike. Thomas would also catch a 40-yard- er from Manning for his final scor- PREP ROUNDUP ing strike of the night. Earlier in the evening, he had hit Emmanuel Sanders with a 3-yard scoring pass on the Broncos’ first drive, then hit Panthers’ Sheffield ends Wes Welker for a 39-yard strike on the second drive. The debate begins on the great- est quarterback of all time. By the three shots shy of state end of his career, Manning may own all the major passing catego- Palatka Daily News won by Bolles’ Jack Comstock, who ries, but does that equate to “the Troy Sheffield came close to going shot a 70, two under par. Teammate greatest?” to the state 2A golf championship. Michael Mattiace was next at 71, fol- Probably not. He has one Super Three strokes separated Sheffield lowed by Clay’s Corey Carlson, who Bowl, which may have him on the from a berth after he shot a 4-over 76 shot a 71. Joining Carlson as one of list as “among” the greatest. But at the Region 2-2A championship the two non-team individuals for the Joe Montana continues to have meet at the tough Plantation at Ponte state championship was Bartram three Super Bowls. Terry Bradshaw Vedra course on Monday. Trail’s Andrew Alligood, who shot a has four. Heck, even Peyton’s As a team, Palatka improved two 73. brother, Eli, has more Super Bowl places from last year’s region meet, “He knew he came close,” said wins than he does with two. placing sixth in a tie with Lake City Panthers coach Lucas Bennett of Columbia with a 339. Jacksonville Sheffield, a junior. “I told him, though, See BLUMENTHAL, Page 10A Bolles and Ponte Vedra each shot 296 to remember this feeling and work and advanced to the state tournament hard during the offseason so he can as teams, while Bartram Trail was come back and get what he just ANDY HALL third at 315, Middleburg was fourth missed out on.” Sports Editor 312-5239 GREG WALKER / Special to the Daily News with a 323 and Clay took fifth at 327. Palatka medalist Troy Sheffield blasts from a bunker during regional play. [email protected] The individual championship was See ROUNDUP, Page 10A

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Sunday’s Games Pacific Division CALENDAR St. Louis 28, Seattle 26 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Up-and-down Dolphins at .500 NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Miami 27, Chicago 14 Anaheim 6 5 1 0 10 21 13 schools, leagues and recreation Green Bay 38, Carolina 17 Los Angeles 6 4 1 1 9 15 10 departments and are subject to Baltimore 29, Atlanta 7 San Jose 6 4 1 1 9 20 15 DAVIE — For three seasons under coach Joe change without notice. COLLEGE FOOTBALL Washington 19, Tennessee 17 Calgary 7 4 3 0 8 19 17 Philbin, the Miami Dolphins have been models of 8 p.m. ESPN2 Arkansas State at Louisi- Jacksonville 24, Cleveland 6 Vancouver 4 3 1 0 6 13 10 mediocrity, consistently inconsistent and usually TUESDAY, October 21 ana-Lafayette Indianapolis 27, Cincinnati 0 Arizona 4 2 2 0 4 13 18 HIGH SCHOOL Buffalo 17, Minnesota 16 Edmonton 5 0 4 1 1 11 25 around .500. Volleyball BASEBALL WORLD SERIES Detroit 24, New Orleans 23 NOTE: Two points for a win, one Now they’re 3-3, coming off an impressive win at District 8-1A Tournament 8 p.m. FOX Giants at Royals, Game 1 Kansas City 23, San Diego 20 point for overtime loss. At Pierson Taylor High School Arizona 24, Oakland 13 Sunday’s Games Chicago and preparing to face last-place Jacksonville. Semifinal Round NBA EXHIBITION Dallas 31, N.Y. Giants 21 Los Angeles 2, Minnesota 1 Philbin senses progress — and a chance for the first Crescent City vs. Wildwood, 6 p.m. 8 p.m. TNT Rockets at Heat Denver 42, San Francisco 17 N.Y. Rangers 4, San Jose 0 two-game winning streak this year. 10:30 p.m. TNT Clippers at Warriorfs Open: Philadelphia, Tampa Bay Calgary 4, Winnipeg 1 COLLEGE Monday’s Game Anaheim 3, St. Louis 0 A 27-14 victory Sunday over the Bears provided Volleyball Pittsburgh 30, Houston 23 Monday’s Games SJRSC at Central Florida, 7 p.m. NHL Tampa Bay at Edmonton, 9:30 p.m. more evidence of improvement. Miami dominated on 8:30 p.m. NBC Sports Philadelphia at Chicago Tuesday’s Games both sides of the ball to bounce back from a wrench- WEDNESDAY, October 22 9 p.m. Sun Sports Lightning at Flames Jaguars 24, Browns 6 San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. ing loss against Green Bay a week earlier. HIGH SCHOOL Cleveland 3 3 0 0— 6 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 7 Cross Country UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE SOCCER Jacksonville 0 7 3 14—24 p.m. As a result, the Dolphins are at .500 — again. Crescent City at St. Augustine Florida Noon Fox Sports 1 Manchester City at CSKA First Quarter Toronto at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. They were also 1-1 and 2-2. Deaf & Blind, 3:45 p.m. Moskva Cle—FG Cundiff 40, 6:30. Detroit at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. FS Florida Bayern Munich at Roma Second Quarter Arizona at Nashville, 8 p.m. 2:30 p.m. FS Florida Ajax at Barcelona Cle—FG Cundiff 22, 4:16. Carolina at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. TIDES Jax—A.Robinson 31 pass from Philadelphia at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Palatka City Dock Bortles (Scobee kick), :27. Vancouver at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Vikings look to recover from lapse High Low WOMEN’S NATIONAL SOCCER Third Quarter Florida at Colorado, 9 p.m. Today 2:11A,2:40P 9:34A,10:00P 7:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 CONCACAF Champion- Jax—FG Scobee 30, 10:00. Tampa Bay at Calgary, 9 p.m. EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Trying to get Oct. 22 2:52A,3:20P 10:11A,10:44P ship qualifier for World Fourth Quarter Oct. 23 3:33A,3:59P 10:45A,11:22P Cup, Mexico vs. Jamaica, Jax—D.Robinson 8 run (Scobee Minnesota’s secondary aligned right, Chad at Washington kick), 5:58. NBA Greenway had his head turned as Buffalo quickly St. Augustine Beach Jax—Johnson 3 run (Scobee kick), High Low 4:35. Preseason Glance snapped the ball on a last-chance fourth-and-20. Today 6:49A,7:04P 12:38A,1:08P 9. (39) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, dent, 102, 44, 1, $55,305. A—61,341. EASTERN CONFERENCE The ninth-year veteran linebacker recovered Oct. 22 7:32A,7:47P 1:19A,1:52P 194, 94.1, 36, $134,261. Cle Jax Atlantic Division Oct. 23 8:14A,8:28P 1:59A,2:33P 10. (19) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, Sprint Cup Standings First downs 13 20 W L Pct GB enough from the split-second delay to match strides 194, 84.3, 34, $121,919. 1. J.Logano, 4,000; 2. K.Harvick, Total Net Yards 266 336 Toronto 5 1 .833 — with tight end Scott Chandler, his former college 11. (40) Joey Logano, Ford, 194, 4,000; 3. R.Newman, 4,000; 4. D. Rushes-yards 30-69 35-185 Brooklyn 3 1 .750 1 NOTES 87.1, 33, $131,544. Hamlin, 4,000; 5. M.Kenseth, 4,000; Passing 197 151 Boston 4 3 .571 1½ teammate, on a route up the seam. But the ball 12. (8) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 6. C.Edwards, 4,000; 7. J.Gordon, Punt Returns 2-6 4-41 New York 2 3 .400 2½ thrown by Kyle Orton eluded Greenway’s out- Clinics 194, 104.4, 33, $108,086. 4,000; 8. B.Keselowski, 4,000; 9. Ky. Kickoff Returns 1-32 0-0 Philadelphia 2 5 .286 3½ stretched right arm and landed softly in Chandler’s SOUTH PUTNAM SOCCER 13. (30) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Busch, 2,197; 10. J.Johnson, 2,174; Interceptions Ret. 3-38 1-15 Southeast Division The coaches from the newly formed 194, 67.2, 31, $142,697. 11. K.Kahne, 2,169; 12. A. Comp-Att-Int 16-41-1 17-31-3 W L Pct GB hands, giving the Bills a first down. Major League Soccer team 14. (36) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, Allmendinger, 2,163; 13. D.Earnhardt Sacked-Yards Lost 3-18 2-8 Orlando 3 2 .600 — Seven plays and 36 yards later, the Vikings were Jacksonville Armada will conduct a 194, 78.5, 30, $105,973. Jr., 2,149; 14. G.Biffle, 2,147; 15. Punts 7-50.4 8-43.1 Atlanta 3 3 .500 ½ clinic for South Putnam youth players 15. (22) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 194, Ku.Busch, 2,146; 16. A.Almirola, Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 Washington 3 3 .500 ½ beaten again. at the South Putnam complex, locat- 67.5, 30, $89,940. 2,101. Penalties-Yards 8-50 3-25 Charlotte 3 4 .429 1 “We got into those situations last year where los- ed next to the old South Putnam 16. (34) Michael Waltrip, Toyota, Time of Possession 28:27 31:33 Miami 2 4 .333 1½ YMCA, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m., 194, 55.7, 28, $96,686. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Central Division ing those ball games is on the defense, and this just Saturday. 17. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 194, NFL RUSHING—Cleveland, Tate 16-36, W L Pct GB feels too weirdly similar to that,” Greenway said AMERICAN CONFERENCE For more information, contact Dr. 96.4, 27, $114,681. Crowell 7-18, West 5-8, Hawkins Cleveland 4 1 .800 — after the 17-16 loss that came on a touchdown pass Harrison at 467-9107. 18. (38) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 194, East 1-8, Hoyer 1-(minus 1). Detroit 4 2 .667 ½ 63.2, 27, $96,536. W L T Pct PF PA Jacksonville, D.Robinson 22-127, Chicago 4 3 .571 1 from Orton to Sammy Watkins with 1 second left 19. (27) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, New England 5 2 0 .714 187 154 Bortles 5-37, Johnson 6-16, Lee Milwaukee 3 3 .500 1½ and dropped the Vikings to 2-5. BASEBALL 194, 79.9, 26, $95,661. Buffalo 4 3 0 .571 135 142 2-5. Indiana 2 3 .400 2 20. (1) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 194, Miami 3 3 0 .500 147 138 PASSING—Cleveland, Hoyer WESTERN CONFERENCE Postseason glance 47.1, 24, $129,594. N.Y. Jets 1 6 0 .143 121 185 16-41-1-215. Jacksonville, Bortles Southwest Division NHL WORLD SERIES 21. (15) Carl Edwards, Ford, 194, South 17-31-3-159. W L Pct GB (Best-of-7) 45.9, 23, $102,511. W L T Pct PF PA RECEIVING—Cleveland, Hawkins Houston 4 1 .800 — All games televised by Fox 22. (4) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 194, Indianapolis 5 2 0 .714 216 136 5-112, Austin 3-53, Gabriel 3-39, New Orleans 4 2 .667 ½ Kings’ star facing charge Tuesday, Oct. 21: San Francisco 73.9, 0, $82,940. Houston 3 4 0 .429 155 150 Cameron 1-5, Crowell 1-5, Agnew Dallas 3 3 .500 1½ (Bumgarner 18-11) at Kansas City 23. (3) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, Tennessee 2 5 0 .286 121 172 1-3, West 1-0, Tate 1-(minus 2). San Antonio 1 2 .333 2 (Shields 14-8), 8:07 p.m. 194, 51.3, 21, $100,273. Jacksonville 1 6 0 .143 105 191 Jacksonville, Harbor 6-34, A. Memphis 1 4 .200 3 LOS ANGELES — The NHL suspended Los Wednesday, Oct. 22: San Francisco 24. (2) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, North Robinson 4-60, Shorts III 3-12, Northwest Division Angeles Kings defenseman Slava Voynov indefinite- (Peavy 6-4) at Kansas City (Ventura 194, 118.2, 22, $142,859. W L T Pct PF PA Todman 1-26, Lee 1-20, Hurns 1-7, W L Pct GB 14-10), 8:07 p.m. 25. (24) Greg Biffle, Ford, 194, 66.4, Baltimore 5 2 0 .714 193 104 Sanders 1-0. Utah 4 2 .667 — ly Monday after the two-time Stanley Cup winner’s Friday, Oct. 24: Kansas City at San 20, $128,002. Cincinnati 3 2 1 .583 134 140 MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Minnesota 2 2 .500 1 arrest on suspicion of domestic violence. Francisco (Hudson 9-13), 8:07 p.m. 26. (43) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 194, Pittsburgh 4 3 0 .571 154 162 Denver 2 4 .333 2 Saturday, Oct. 25: Kansas City at San 50.5, 19, $129,197. Cleveland 3 3 0 .500 140 139 Oklahoma City 2 4 .333 2 Voynov was booked and released at the Redondo Francisco (Vogelsong 8-13), 8:07 p.m. 27. (12) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, West Portland 1 2 .333 1½ Beach jail after his arrest early Monday morning at x-Sunday, Oct. 26: Kansas City at San 194, 87.7, 18, $115,252. W L T Pct PF PA NHL Pacific Division Francisco, 8:07 p.m. 28. (35) Josh Wise, Ford, 194, 49.7, Denver 5 1 0 .833 189 121 EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB a Torrance hospital on suspicion of corporal injury to x-Tuesday, Oct. 28: San Francisco at 16, $84,440. San Diego 5 2 0 .714 184 114 Atlantic Division Golden State 4 2 .667 — a spouse, Redondo Beach police Lt. Joe Hoffman Kansas City, 8:07 p.m. 29. (21) David Gilliland, Ford, 194, Kansas City 3 3 0 .500 142 121 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Phoenix 2 1 .667 ½ x-Wednesday, Oct. 29: San Francisco 57, 16, $104,419. Oakland 0 6 0 .000 92 158 Montreal 6 5 1 0 10 20 20 L.A. Lakers 2 3 .400 1½ said. The 24-year-old Russian defenseman posted at Kansas City, 8:07 p.m. 30. (25) David Ragan, Ford, 194, NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ottawa 5 4 1 0 8 14 10 Sacramento 1 4 .200 2½ $50,000 bail. 62.9, 15, $103,633. East Tampa Bay 5 3 1 1 7 17 10 L.A. Clippers 1 4 .200 2½ –Associated Press 31. (28) Dale Earnhardt Jr., W L T Pct PF PA Detroit 5 3 1 1 7 11 8 Sunday’s Games AUTO RACING Chevrolet, 194, 98.5, 14, $91,931. Dallas 6 1 0 .857 196 147 Boston 7 3 4 0 6 15 17 Boston 95, Brooklyn 90 32. (16) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 194, Philadelphia 5 1 0 .833 183 132 Toronto 6 2 3 1 5 15 19 Minnesota 112, Oklahoma City 94 Geico 500 72.7, 0, $80,640. N.Y. Giants 3 4 0 .429 154 169 Florida 5 1 2 2 4 5 11 Chicago 101, Charlotte 96 TALLADEGA, Ala. — The following 33. (9) Terry Labonte, Ford, 193, Washington 2 5 0 .286 151 183 Buffalo 6 1 5 0 2 8 22 Houston 90, Golden State 83 is the results of Sunday’s NASACAR 33.3, 11, $80,490. South Metropolitan Division L.A. Lakers 98, Utah 91 Sprint Cup 500 at Talladega 34. (37) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, W L T Pct PF PA GP W L OT Pts GF GA Monday’s Games Superspeedway: accident, 190, 46.3, 11, $115,436. Carolina 3 3 1 .500 158 195 N.Y. Islanders 5 4 1 0 8 20 15 New Orleans 88, Washington 84 1. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 194 35. (31) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, New Orleans 2 4 0 .333 155 165 Washington 5 3 0 2 8 18 11 Cleveland 107, Chicago 98 laps, 118.4 rating, 47 points, 189, 63.6, 10, $117,900. Atlanta 2 5 0 .286 171 199 Pittsburgh 4 3 1 0 6 16 10 Brooklyn 99, Philadelphia 88 $288,361. 36. (20) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, Tampa Bay 1 5 0 .167 120 204 Columbus 5 3 2 0 6 15 12 Milwaukee 120, New York 107 2. (13) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 194, accident, 188, 71.3, 8, $108,439. North New Jersey 5 3 2 0 6 17 16 Atlanta 117, Charlotte 114, OT 71.7, 43, $228,207. 37. (10) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, W L T Pct PF PA N.Y. Rangers 6 3 3 0 6 17 20 Dallas 108, Memphis 103 3. (33) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 194, accident, 187, 73.9, 7, $79,821. Detroit 5 2 0 .714 140 105 Philadelphia 5 1 2 2 4 17 21 San Antonio 106, Sacramento 99 78, 41, $180,329. 38. (23) Mike Wallace, Toyota, 186, Green Bay 5 2 0 .714 199 147 Carolina 4 0 2 2 2 10 15 4. (29) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 26.6, 0, $74,805. Chicago 3 4 0 .429 157 171 WESTERN CONFERENCE Tuesday’s Games 194, 85.3, 0, $129,475. 39. (17) Aric Almirola, Ford, 166, Minnesota 2 5 0 .286 120 160 Central Division Indiana at Minnesota, 8 p.m. 5. (11) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 56.3, 5, $108,312. West GP W L OT Pts GF GA Utah at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. 194, 59.8, 40, $134,521. 40. (41) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 145, W L T Pct PF PA Nashville 5 3 0 2 8 12 8 Houston at Miami, 8 p.m. 6. (7) Travis Kvapil, Chevrolet, 194, 31.1, 4, $115,217. Arizona 5 1 0 .833 140 119 Chicago 4 3 0 1 7 12 7 Portland vs. Denver at Boulder, Colo. 76.6, 38, $122,860. 41. (6) Michael McDowell, Ford, San Francisco 4 3 0 .571 158 165 Dallas 5 2 1 2 6 15 17 9 p.m. 7. (18) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 194, accident, 127, 44.4, 3, $62,805. Seattle 3 3 0 .500 159 141 St. Louis 5 2 2 1 5 12 9 Phoenix vs. L.A. Lakers at Anaheim, 42. (32) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, accident, St. Louis 2 4 0 .333 129 176 110.6, 37, $102,115. Minnesota 4 2 2 0 4 10 4 Calif.,10 p.m. GREG WALKER / Special to the Daily News 8. (26) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, 194, 102, 56.3, 0, $58,805. Thursday’s Game Colorado 6 1 4 1 3 9 20 L.A. Clippers at Golden State, 10:30 98.8, 36, $130,125. 43. (14) Alex Bowman, Toyota, acci- New England 27, N.Y. Jets 25 Winnipeg 5 1 4 0 2 8 15 p.m. Wayne Black (left) holds up his first day five-fish limit, including the big bass at 8.19 pounds, with help from tournament director Jeff Brooks. Love affair between Royals, fans Bass CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A Reminds some of bygone era So much so that Hosmer didn’t mind his Light District of Kansas City. Or they’re con- credit card taking a hit — he shared the $15,000 necting on Twitter in 140-word bursts. Black, sponsored by Skeeter Boats and Yamaha in professional sports bar bill with some teammates — after beating Didn’t hear about that one? Well, life-long Motors, is among the top 12 boaters and non-boaters the Angels in their AL Divisional Series. Royals fan Nicholas Knapple didn’t have the in Sunday’s conclusion that will go on to the B.A.S.S. “We realize how bad the fans want it, how cash for playoff tickets, so he messaged a few Southern Divisional in Georgetown, N.C. at a date to By Dave Skretta bad the city wants it,” Hosmer explained. “I players on Twitter with a plea. One of them was be announced. Associated Press think this team symbolizes the attitude of this Brandon Finnegan. The rookie pitcher prompt- The Southern Divisional is made up of anglers city — tough, we’re not going to quit and we’re ly hooked him up. from Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Tennessee, KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The game had been going to fight to the end. It’s a pretty special Knapple found himself watching Game 3 of Kentucky, North Carolina, South Carolina and over for hours. Kauffman Stadium had gone bond we’ve created.” the AL Championship Series against the South Africa. The top individual angler from each dark. The roars of a sold-out crowd, which had It’s a pretty rare bond, too, in modern profes- Baltimore Orioles with his girlfriend and state will go on to the Nationals, where the winner rooted the Kansas City Royals to a sweep of the sional sports. Finnegan’s mom — and an entire section filled will represent the Southern Divisional in the 2016 mighty Los Angeles Angels, had drifted away As the Royals prepare to play the San with friends and family of other Royals players. Bassmaster Classic. into the cool night air. Francisco Giants in the World Series on “After the seventh inning, his mom told us we There are five other divisions around the country A few miles away, at a bar and grill called Tuesday night, capping their first postseason were going downstairs for the celebration,” who will be competing with the same format to land McFadden’s, the party was just beginning. appearance since winning the title in 1985, the Knapple said in a phone interview. “So after the a Classic spot. Greg Holland had showed up, the All-Star relationship they have established with their game, we got to go down outside the clubhouse. Two other Putnam County anglers will be travel- closer watching with a grin as highlights of the long-suffering fans harkens back to a bygone We got to meet Danny Duffy, take pictures. It ing to the Divisional. Mike Jackson of San Mateo, game played on television. Salvador Perez and era. was unbelievable.” who finished third with 34.05 pounds, and Mike Jarrod Dyson, both integral parts in the Royals’ It’s reminiscent of a time when players lived About as unbelievable as the Royals’ postsea- Prance of Palatka, taking sixth with 25.89 pounds. playoff push, posed with fans for more pictures in the same neighborhood as working-class son run. Jim Keith of Gainesville was the top non-boater than they could count. First baseman Eric fans, because they too were working class. The happy marriage between the Royals and with 17.12 pounds. Hosmer put down his credit card and for a full When they had to find offseason jobs just to their fans was a rocky relationship earlier this hour picked up the tab for hundreds of strang- make ends meet, long before million-dollar con- summer. Third baseman Mike Moustakas was ers. tracts. When you walked into the barbershop or getting booed off the field. Manager Ned Yost “It’s fun to get to enjoy it with the whole the supermarket and would see Duke Snider or had gone back to using an alias when he entire city. It’s a special time,” Hosmer said a Red Schoendienst getting a trim or perusing ordered at Starbucks. Even longtime designat- few days later. “I think the buildup to this, it’s the vegetables. ed hitter Billy Butler was starting to feel the Blumenthal been so long. They’ve been hungry for a winner. Only now, players and fans are connecting wrath of a fan base that had been pining for CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A What we’re doing now has just been a blast.” over drinks at a bar in the trendy Power and success. Sure, Favre has one Super Bowl, too. And that’s one more than Dan Marino. Johnny Unitas back a year older and better next a kill, seven assists and an ace. The girls team were last out of won two titles in the 1950s, but nothing after year. We’ll keep improving.” The Rams finished the season at 24 teams with 747 points. that. He wasn’t the starting quarterback of the Roundup Palatka High’s Carlie Dennard 7-14, the best win total for the Representing the Palatka girls Baltimore Colts’ 1968 NFL championship team CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A gets her chance of qualifying for team since they went 10-10 in were Michelle Dampier, who was (that was the late Earl Morrall). the state 2A championship at the 2008. 170th in 26:37, Kaylie Vinson, The debate can rage all day as Manning picks Sheffield was easily Palatka’s Region 2-2A girls golf tourna- n The season also ended for who was 183rd in 30:33, Kelsey off one passing record after another. And it’s top player on the day. Jairus ment at Quail Hollow Golf Club Palatka, which lost to fourth- Wilkinson, 184th in 30:38, Josie uncertain any of today’s current quarterbacks Perry shot an 86, followed by in Lake City, at 9 a.m. today. seeded and host Menendez, 25-6, Hill, who was 188th in 31:09 and can challenge his marks after he retires. Maybe Drew Hawkins at 87, Clellan 25-14, 25-11. Debbie Skeens, who was 189th in the young man who replaced him in Indianapolis Barnes at 90 and Austin Jacobs VOLLEYBALL The fifth-seeded Panthers, 31:10. in 2012, Andrew Luck, may challenge one day. at 99. n Though it captured the third whose finished 2-18, had Aaliyah On the boys’ side, William Maybe one more Super Bowl puts him closer to “It was a tough day for our- set, the season came to an end for Campbell come up with two kills, Fuqua was the top Palatka run- the “GOAT” status (greatest of all-time). Maybe selves, but it was also a tough fifth-seeded Interlachen in the an ace, two blocks and four digs, ner, taking 144th in 20:11. this year’s team, off to a 5-1 start, could be just day for Columbia and Santa Fe. District 5-4A tournament at Miranda Brown pick up a kill, an Cameron Chandler was 158th in that team. They were really challenged,” Gainesville P.K. Yonge. assist, two blocks and four digs 21:04, Lavarus Smith placed But that’s not until the 38-year-old Manning Bennett said. “The good thing The Rams lost to fourth-seeded and Lydia Gunn hand out five 161st in 21:14 and Tashawn calls it a day. about Troy’s day was that he had Bradford, 25-16, 25-17, 21-25, assists. Jones was 197th in 24:18. For now, we celebrate one of the greatest quar- the lowest score of anyone from 25-22, in a first-round match. The Panthers will run next at terbacks to play in the pass-happy NFL era for within our district. He shot a 38 Kaedi Gillman had two blocks, CROSS COUNTRY the All-Putnam County champi- taking down a major milestone on Sunday. on the front nine and a 38 on the four digs and 13 kills, Tori n Palatka ran at the Bronco onship at West Putnam back nine. The good thing is all Gravelle added five digs and a Classic on Saturday at Recreation Center on Thursday Mark Blumenthal is a writer for the Palatka Daily News. our guys are juniors, so they’ll be kill and Hannah Pliska picked up Middleburg High School. afternoon. [email protected]

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102114a10.indd 1 10/21/14 12:38 AM 11A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 Peniel Jaguars 24, Browns 6 WORLD SERIES bows Game 1 issue: on road Rest or rust? San Francisco slight when they get out of rhythm. “It affects a bit with your Scores early, then favorite over K.C. timing, especially when trying to adjust to pitchers,” Kansas fades in Vero Beach City second baseman Omar By Ben Walker Infante said. “It’s hard to Palatka Daily News Associated Press recover that groove you have.” Master’s Academy struck The slightly favored Giants quickly against Peniel Baptist KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Alex and Royals held practices, Academy Saturday afternoon Gordon took a big rip at a bat- studied video and checked out in Vero Beach. ting-practice fastball, fouled it scouting reports. But as sever- The Warriors were quick to off badly into the cage, and al teams that stumbled in the strike back, only to be struck ducked when the carom near- World Series after long breaks by injuries that continue to ly hit him in the head. discovered, nothing can dupli- plague their first season of Gordon let out a huge laugh, cate playing a real game. eight-man football. and so did a bunch of his Triple Crown winner Miguel Gage Tibbs hooked up with Kansas City Royals team- Cabrera and Detroit got nearly Austin Langston on a 60-yard mates watching Monday’s a week off in 2012, then the touchdown pass play and workout. Tigers hit a combined .159 and Langston ran for the two- “I can’t totaled six runs in getting point conversion, but both believe swept by the Giants. were gone by halftime of a TONIGHT that just Troy Tulowitzki and the 52-8 loss that left Peniel 2-5. happened, Colorado Rockies rushed into The Patriots (5-2) were up Giants dude,” the 2007 World Series, waited 16-0 before Langston got the at Royals, pitcher a week and got outscored 29-10 Warriors on the board. FOX, 8:00 James in Boston’s sweep. Langston went out with a Shields A year earlier, Magglio neck injury, Tibbs with sore razzed. Ordonez and the Tigers looked ribs, but coach Jason Morris It’ll be more frustrating than so powerful in the playoffs, but believes both will be ready for funny if those are the same fell apart a week later and hit Friday’s game at Jacksonville awkward swings the Royals only .199 in a five-game loss to Seacoast Christian. and San Francisco Giants take St. Louis. Peniel has been without once the World Series begins. Infante played on both of three two-way starters due to Going into Game 1 tonight those Detroit teams that got injuries almost from the at Kauffman Stadium, both wiped out. He actually excelled beginning of the season. When JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News teams will deal with a familiar in 2012, hitting .333. Tibbs went out, the Warriors Jaguars coach Gus Bradley embraces Denard Robinson after Robinson’s first NFL touchdown. issue this deep in the postsea- “It’s a short series, you need were down to No. 3 quarter- son: Does an extended layoff some luck. We lost four in a back David Dennin, an eighth- translate into rest or rust? row and they were coming grader. Buster Posey and the Giants from playing seven. In this “David hadn’t had any reps zipped through the playoffs, series, I think both teams are in a month, but he did as pret- and now will try for their third even,” he said. ty good job,” Morris said. title in five years. Lorenzo Royals reserve Raul Ibanez, “(Lineman) Franklyn Cain and the Royals zoomed who’s enjoyed postseason suc- Batchelor went to fullback to along, reaching the Series for cess in the past, said “determi- give us a little lead blocking Career Day the first time since 1985. nation and will” carry players and he carried it a few times.” And then, they all got some in the fall. Yet the timing and Batchelor is the team’s only time off. Almost an eternity, by confidence that lifts them for healthy senior. The Warriors First career win for Bortles, touchdown for Robinson October standards. so long can be lost in a hurry. wound up playing the four The Royals went 8-0 in the All of a sudden, a ball that sixth-graders on their roster – JACKSONVILLE “I think there’s been consistent improvement AL playoffs, giving them five might’ve been a solid double Clayton Brauman, Matthew ven after getting his first career victo- with each week,” said linebacker Paul idle days before Shields starts becomes a soft fly. A line drive Comer, Jeremiah Sweet and ry in the NFL, Blake Bortles was criti- Posluszny, who had a huge game with 12 total the opener. San Francisco up the middle turns into a foul Aiden Spedden. Morris cal of his performance. tackles and a sack late in the game before going went 8-2 on the NL side and ball straight back. A big hit prasied the performance of “Bad,” he said. “I mean not good. out with an injury. “What we do in practice, we had four days to relax before winds up a great catch. eighth-grade linemen Chris Defense, the offensive line and the try have in the game on Sundays. And we did Madison Bumgarner pitches. Just like that, a magical Hunter and Nate Tibbs. Erunning game really won the game. There’s no that.” “It’s definitely different touch is missing, and can’t be doubt. I think everyone can see that.” It was the Jaguars’ defense that held firm as because we have played so recaptured until it’s too late. Bortles’ performance the Jaguars’ offense was once again out of sync. many games over the last 7 Royals catcher Salvador may have been mediocre at With Jacksonville down 6-0 late in the first half, 1/2, eight months. But you just Perez hooted at himself after a best – 17-of-31 passing for Bortles threw the second of his three intercep- understand it’s one of those popup and an easy grounder in 159 yards and a one touch- tions to Tashaun Gipson at the Jaguar 33. Two things,” Posey said. BP on Monday, and changed Rams down, but three intercep- plays garnered the Browns nine yards to the 24, As recent history has shown, bats for his next round. He CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A tions – but it still counted then Posluszny and J.T. Thomas stopped hitters can be very vulnerable homered on his final swing. as the rookie’s first win. Terrance West short of the first down on third penalty negated the play. The Jaguars used Denard down, leaving the Browns with a fourth-and-1 “I guess you can look at it as Robinson’s 127-yard rush- situation. trickery, but those are plays ing performance and a Browns coach Mike Pettine ruled out kicker people have used throughout MARK BLUMENTHAL strong defensive effort to Billy Cundiff and went for it. Quarterback Brian time,” Cullison said. “Maybe it knock off the Cleveland Hoyer, who was 16-of-41 passing for 215 yards Gators will give (opponents) something Browns, 24-6, on Sunday and an interception, rolled out right and threw CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9A to think about.” at EverBank Field for their first win of the sea- beyond tight end Jordan Cameron, giving the He praised the work of son after starting 0-6. Jaguars the ball back at their 24. two returns (one kickoff, one Strickland and of Logan “What an exciting time in the locker room,” From there, Bortles took just three plays to punt) for touchdowns by Hastings, taking over at center said Gus Bradley, who won his fifth career game get the Jaguars down the field – a 16-yard pass Marcus Murphy, Driskel’s pick for Brody Steele (knee). with the Jaguars. “ I appreciate our fans and the to Allen Robinson (four catches, 60 yards), a six, and a fumble returned for a “I think the kids are having energy that we saw out there. We want to have a 24-yard pass to Clay Harbor (six catches, 34 touchdown. Crescent City’s fun, regardless of the record. I team that demonstrates our fans and I think we yards) and, after a defensive offside infraction, a Caleb Brantley contributed two think they’ve seen the improve- did.” 31-yard scoring strike to Robinson to give the tackles, one for a loss, to the ment,” the coach said. Robinson gave the Jaguars their first 100- Jaguars a 7-6 lead with 27 seconds before half- Gator defensive effort. The improvement on offense yard rusher of the season and his 8-yard scoring time. “Defensively. I thought our reflects a renewed commitment run just one play after Browns return man “It felt like they were disrespecting us by kids played well enough to to the basics, starting with Jordan Poyer had the ball bounce off his helmet going for it instead of kicking the field goal,” said win,” said UF coach Will Monday’s review of the and LaRoy Reynolds recovered the muff. Jaguars defensive tackle Ziggy Hood, who Muschamp. “(Missouri) didn’t Umatilla game. Robinson darted to the outside, cut in and dove helped hold the Browns to 69 yards on 30 car- have to do much. I think they “We’ve kind of hounded them into the end zone for the score that made it 17-6 ries. “It was a strong stand because we did bend, figured that out when it got to about the fundamentals. We with 5:58 left in the game. but didn’t break.” be 28-0.” spend a lot of time on it on “I saw the opening and hesitated a little bit “It ended up as bad as it could,” Pettine said. The Gators were on the good game-film days,” Cullison said. and bounced it outside,” said Robinson, the sec- “We had less than a yard and two plays to get it, end of a similar game with “There’s a lot of teaching time. ond-year back out of Michigan where, he was the but they defended us well. I understand if we South Carolina in 2012, win- We’ll stop the tape and say, quarterback. “I was like, ‘I can’t be denied.’ It have that short of a distance that we have to get ning 44-11, but Driskel, ‘This is how to do this.’ We’re was my first touchdown and it was amazing. It’s it on fourth down. I felt the way we moved the Muschamp and their program JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News not assuming the kids know.” a great feeling to experience something that ball at times that in that distance we could get have known little but hard Will Muschamp He was pleased with the job you’ve dreamed about your whole life. As a little it. If we didn’t get it then they were backed up, times since the calendar flipped the Rams did against the run – kid, I thought about scoring a touchdown in the but it turns out it couldn’t have gone worse for to 2013. until the fourth quarter, NFL and I did it.” us.” There is no apparent end in Steve Spurrier. Muschamp has Umatilla had 58 yards on the “He’s always been very impressive to watch “We moved the ball pretty well in the last cou- sight for the hard times. had an extra year to follow ground – but was surprised by running the ball,” Bortles said. “I think he’s get- ple of two-minute drills,” Bortles said, “but I Get out of here with “throw Urban Meyer. the frequency with which Lewis ting better. He hasn’t been doing it for very long. think it was just good getting some points going out the record books” talk as it Losers of 10 out of their last went to the air. He’s getting better week by week and the offen- into (halftime).” regards the Florida-Georgia 13 games, these Gators are “We said we needed to stop sive line is doing a really good job. I thought they The Jaguars got stronger from there. They game. The Gators may prove making people long for the Zook No. 5 (Lewis) and No. 7 (tail- played their tails off and they really did a good held the Browns to no points, six first downs and surprisingly resilient in years, just as Driskel is making back Caleb Robinson) and if the job of controlling the line of scrimmage.” 124 yards of offense in the second half. And now Jacksonville on Nov. 1, but them miss John Brantley. rest of the team beat us, they Maligned for most of the year, both the they hope to continue that momentum into Muschamp will leave EverBank How is Muschamp different beat us,” Cullison said. “We Jaguars’ offensive line and defense as a whole another home game against the Miami Dolphins Field without having been on from Zook? Everyone, Zook stopped them on the run, but came up big in getting that first win while eve- on Sunday. the winning side of this rivalry included, knew he was no bet- (Lewis) was getting rid of the ning Cleveland’s record to 3-3 and tied with the as a Georgia player or a Florida ter than the third choice to fol- ball, even when we had the Pittsburgh Steelers for last in the AFC North. [email protected] coach. low Spurrier when he bolted pass rush on. At least he’ll get a shot at the after the 2002 Orange Bowl. “The pick six (by Brennan Bulldogs – almost certainly his Furthermore, as has been Wykoff) was nice. Wykoff’s a last. UF Athletic Director pointed out by Sports real smart player. He did what Jeremy Foley released the fol- Illustrated’s Andy Staples, we asked him to do and he lowing statement on Monday: among others, the quick trigger made the play.” Posluszny lost for season “At the beginning of the season on Zook made easier Florida’s The Rams’ major defensive we said we would evaluate the pursuit of Utah’s Meyer, concern this week is Keystone By Mark Long playing really well lately. Well, 69 tackles and has been the season as it plays out. We will already coveted by Notre Dame. senior Anton Noble, who scored Associated Press he’s been playing well ever team’s top tackler the previous continue to do so. Our sole focus Conversely, the Muschamp two touchdowns rushing and since I’ve been here, but I think three years. right now is supporting our hire was heralded as a coup for two receiving in the loss to The JACKSONVILLE — The he’s come into his own, really The Jaguars (1-6) plan to coaching staff and players as Foley, swiping him from Texas, Villages. The 5-foot-7, 170- Jacksonville Jaguars will be understands the defense now, replace him by moving fourth- they prepare for Georgia.” where Muschamp was heir pound Noble ran 17 times for without leading tackler Paul really takes total command of year pro J.T. Thomas from out- Thing is, Ron Zook got the apparent to Mack Brown. Thus 170 yards and caught two pass- Posluszny for the rest of the the defense. That’ll be a diffi- side to middle linebacker. hook under similar circum- the longer leash. es for 59. Junior quarterback season. cult one.” Dekoda Watson will take over stances 10 years ago – an But even this leash has a Wyatt Hansen completed 10 of Posluszny tore a pectoral Posluszny sustained the for Thomas. embarrassing loss at limit. 17 passes for 159 yards, spread- muscle in his chest during injury while making a sack Jacksonville also will be Mississippi State (remember ing the ball among seven receiv- Sunday’s 24-6 win against early in the fourth quarter, but without defensive end Andre when Mississippi teams were Andy Hall is sports editor of ers. Cleveland and will be placed stayed in the game. He fin- Branch, who is expected to bad?) heading into the open the Palatka Daily News. The Indians trailed 48-21 on injured reserve. ished with 12 tackles and a miss six weeks with a groin week before the Georgia game. Information from The before scoring three touch- “It’s a big loss,” coach Gus fumble recovery. The eighth- injury. Branch has 13 tackles That was two and a half years Associated Press was used in downs in the fourth quarter. Bradley said. “He’s been really year pro leads the team with and three sacks this season. into Zook’s term as successor to this story.

102114a11.indd 1 10/20/14 11:33 PM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 07-9-CA-53 SECRETARY OF VETER- ANS AFFAIRS, AN OF- FICER OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Plaintiff, vs. ROBERT DONALDSON; CORMEAL DONALDSON; UNKNOWN TENANT I; UN- KNOWN TENANT II; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY OF VET- ERANS; TOWN OF WELAKA, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, and any unknown heirs, de- visees, grantees, creditors, and other unknown per- sons or unknown spouses claiming by, through and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF under any of the above- THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- named Defendants, CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- Defendants. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA GENERAL JURISDICTION AMENDED NOTICE OF DIVISION FORECLOSURE SALE CASE NO. 12-00122-CA-54 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Clerk U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- of the Circuit Court of Put- SOCIATION, AS SUC- nam County, Florida, will CESSOR TRUSTEE TO on the 13th day of Novem- BANK OF AMERICA N.A., ber, 2014 at 11:00 AM at AS SUCCESSOR BY MER- South front door of the Put- GER TO LASALLE BANK, nam County Courthouse in N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR Palatka, Florida, offer for THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- sale and sell at public out- ERS OF THE MLMI TRUST, cry to the highest and best MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- bidder for cash, the follow- BACKED CERTIFICATES, ing-described property SERIES 2007-HE1, situate in Putnam County, PLAINTIFF, Florida: VS. Part of the South 1/2 of Government Lot 3, (East of JAMES L. MONTGOMERY, River), in Section 3, Town- ET. AL., ship 12 South, Range 26 DEFENDANT(S). East, more particularly de- scribed as follows: from NOTICE OF FORECLOS- the Southeast corner of URE SALE said Government Lot 3, run West along the South line NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of said Government Lot 3 pursuant to a Final Judg- for a distance of 1113 feet ment of Foreclosure dated to a point, thence run North August 25, 2014 and 30 feet to a permanent ref- entered in Case No. 12- erence marker, thence run 00122-CA-53 in the Circuit East, parallel with the Court of the 7th Judicial South line of Government Circuit in and for Putnam Lot 3 for a distance of 250 County, Florida wherein feet to the Point of Begin- U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- ning of this description. (1) SOCIATION, AS SUC- Run thence East parallel CESSOR TRUSTEE TO with the South line of said BANK OF AMERICA N.A., Government Lot 3 for a dis- AS SUCCESSOR BY MER- tance of 100 feet. (2) Run GER TO LASALLE BANK, thence North, parallel with N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR the East line of said gov- THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- ernment Lot 3 for a dis- ERS OF THE MLMI TRUST, tance of 80 feet. (3) Run MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- thence West, parallel with BACKED CERTIFICATES, call #1 for a distance of 100 SERIES 2007-HE1 was the feet. (4) Run thence South Plaintiff and JAMES L. for a distance of 80 feet to MONTGOMERY, ET. AL., the Point of Beginning to the Defendant(s), I will sell close. The same being Lots to the highest and best bid- 72 and 73 according to the der for cash, beginning at private Plat of the South 11:00 a.m. at the South 1/2 of Government Lot 3, in door of the Putnam County Section 3, Township 12 Courthouse, 410 Saint South, Range 26 East, Johns Ave., Palatka, FL made by B.B. Alvers, May 32177 on the 6th day of 1960, a copy of which is at- November, 2014, the fol- tached to and made a part lowing described property of Deed recorded in Offi- as set forth in said Final cial Records Book 75, Page Judgment: 646, of the Public Records of Putnam County, Florida. LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK Together with an ease- 18 HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- ment for passage and re- TION OF ST. JONES passage in common with RIVERSIDE ESTATE, AC- grantors, their heirs and CORDING TO THE MAP OR assign over street as PLAT THEREOF AS RE- shown in above recited CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, private Plat. PAGE 96, PUBLIC RE- CORDS OF PUTNAM Pursuant to the Final Judg- COUNTY, FLORIDA. ment entered on Decem- ber 6, 2012, in a case ANY PERSON CLAIMING pending in said Court, the AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- style of which is indicated PLUS OF THE SALE, IF above. ANY, OTHER THAN THE PROPERTY OWNER, AS Any person or entity claim- OF THE DATE OF THE LIS ing an interest in the sur- PENDENS, MUST FILE A plus, if any, resulting from CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) the foreclosure sale, other DAYS AFTER THE SALE. than the property owner as of the date of the Lis Pen- Clerk, Circuit Court dens, must file a claim on same with the Clerk of By: /s/ Ruth Milligan Court within 60 days after Deputy Clerk the foreclosure sale. If you are a person with a WITNESS my hand and of- disability who needs an ac- ficial seal of said Court this commodation in order to 6th day of October, 2014. access court facilities or participate in a court pro- AMERICANS WITH DISAB- ceeding, you are entitled, ILITIES ACT. If you are a at no cost to you, to the person with a disability provision of certain assist- who needs an accommoda- ance. Please contact Court tion in order to access Administration in advance 12A CLASSIFIEDS • court facilities or particip- of the date the service is PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 ate in a court proceeding, needed: Court Administra- you are entitled, at no cost tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES FOR SALE RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION to you, to the provision of Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, REAL ESTATE Dental certain assistance. To re- FL 32114; (386) 257-6096, 900 700 400 550 800 quest such an accommod- at least 7 days before your Dental Assistant ation, please contact Court scheduled court appear- Administration in advance ance, or immediately upon Submit resume to: S. of the date the service is receiving this notification if Wilbur DMD 800 Zeagler needed: Court Administra- the time before the appear- Dr., Ste. 420, Palatka. tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., ance is less than 7 days; if Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, you are hearing or voice FL 32114, (386) 257-6096. impaired, call 711. THESE Hearing or voice impaired, ARE NOT COURT INFORM- Medical please call 711. If you are a ATION NUMBERS. person with a disability Medical Biller needed who needs an accommoda- Si usted es una persona tion in order to access con una discapacidad que w/2 years min. exp. court facilities or particip- necesita cualquier aco- Fax resume to: ate in a court proceeding, modaci6n para poder parti- 386-698-1099 you are entitled, at no cost cipar en este procedimi- FOR SALE to you, to the provision of ento, usted tiene derecho, certain assistance. Please sin costo alguno para us- Needed: Front office per- contact Court Administra- ted, para el suministro de son for busy medical tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., determinada asistencia. Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, Por favor, p6ngase en con- 4 LINES FOR.... office, must be able to FL 32114; (386) 257-6096 at tacto con Ken Kellum, work some wkds. Fax re- least 7 days before your Tribunal Gerente de Opera- sume: 326-1228 or email scheduled court appear- ciones, cuya oficina est:i $ 50 ance, or immediately upon ubicada en el condado de [email protected] receiving this notification if Lee Justice Center, 1700 the time before the sched- Monroe Street, Fort Myers, 3 DAYS Wanted: Registered uled appearance is less Florida 33901, y cuyo ...... 7 than 7 days; if you are nC:nnero de telefono es Nurse in Pomona Park. hearing impaired call 711. (239) 533-1700, dentro de PT/Flex Time. Call los dos dias habiles 407-277-5694/929-4030 TIM SMITH siguientes ala recepci6n de $ 75 CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT esta [ describa aviso], si COURT usted esta de impedimen- tos auditivos o voz, llame 5 DAYS General By: /s/ Kelly Purcell al 711. ESTOS NUMEROS ...... 10 Deputy Clerk TELEFONICOS NO SON PARA OBTENER INFORM- Direct Care staff needed 10/14/14, 10/21/14 ACION JUDICIAL. to teach daily living skills Legal No. 00027838 $ 75 to disabled & behavior- 10/14/14, 10/21/14 ally challenged adults in Legal No. 00027791 10 DAYS residential homes. PT & ...... 15 FT available. (Weekday afternoons & split shifts, weekend shifts & awake overnight shifts.) Must CALL FOR BIDS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF $ 50 THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL have a HS diploma or The Putnam County Board CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- GED. Apply in person of County Commissioners NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 20 DAYS between the hours of is requesting sealed bids ...... 31 from qualified contractors 9am-4pm M-F at 1735 CASE NO.: 53 - for the MULCHING AND/OR 2010CA000635 State Rd. 16, 32084. TRANSPORT OF YARD Drug Free Workplace. TRASH AND VEGETATIVE US BANK NATIONAL AS- DEBRIS SERVICES for the $ 50 SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Putnam County Sanitation FOR CREDIT SUISSE Dump Truck Driver/ Department. FIRST BOSTON MORT- 30 DAYS Equip. Operator: One GAGE SECURITIES CORP., ...... 41 Bidding and Contract Doc- person to operate all- CSFB HOME EQUITY ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER ONE CATEGORY. trackhoe, bobcat & load- uments may be obtained PASS-THROUGH CERTI- only from the following FICATES SERIES 2004-AA1 THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. er. Must be able to final l i n k : TRUST, HOME EQUITY grade. Class A CDL & http://tinyurl.com/cvq4wev PASS-THROUGH CERTI- Exp. req'd. Salt Springs Deadline for receipt of FICATES, SERIES 2004- area. 352-685-1456 sealed bids has been set AA1, for Thursday, November 6, Plaintiff, GARAGE SALE 2014 at 2:30 pm. Send (1) original and (2) copies of VS. 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS Equipment Operators/ sealed bids, or deliver in Laborers needed for 10 person, to the Putnam TRINITY WOOD WADE AKA month construction County General Services TRINITY WADE AKA TRIN- job in Palm Coast. Department, 223 Putnam ITY WOOD; et al., County Blvd., East Palatka, Defendant(s). 904-349-5338 FL 32131. Only sealed bids YARD received on or before the NOTICE OF FORECLOS- aforestated time and date URE SALE PURSUANT TO FINANCIAL will be considered. Con- CHAPTER 45 tractor must indicate the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN bid number and descrip- $ 75 300 that sale will be made pur- AD MUST INCLUDE SALE tion on outside of envel- suant to an Order or Final ope. Summary Judgment. Final ADDRESS OF Judgment was awarded on SALE AND MUST Questions on this bid must July 28, 2014 in Civil Case BE PREPAID be faxed to the Putnam No. 53-2010CA000635, of County Sanitation Depart- the Circuit Court of the ment Office at (386) 329- SEVENTH Judicial Circuit 10 0486, Attn: Lynn Wasdin, in and for PUTNAM County, Sanitation Administrator. Florida, wherein US BANK Deadline for receipt of NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT FINANCIAL FOR RENT questions regarding this AS TRUSTEE FOR CREDIT REAL ESTATE bid shall be at 5:00 pm on SUISSE FIRST BOSTON 600 100 200 300 LEGALS Monday, October 27, 2014. 2004-AA1 is the Plaintiff The questions along with and TRINITY WOOD WADE the responses shall be AKA TRINITY WADE AKA 350 posted on the website at TRINITY WOOD; UN- the above link by 5:00 pm KNOWN SPOUSE OF TRIN- on Friday, October 31, ITY WOOD WADE N/K/A 2014. DAVID KALWAY; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN PARTIES This bid is subject to the CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, local preference provi- UNDER AND AGAINST THE sions of Ordinance No. HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDU- 2013-11, a copy of which is AL DEFENDANT(S) WHO available upon request. Ac- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE CLASSIFIEDS REGULAR CLASSIFIED cordingly, if the lowest bid DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETH- is from a non-local vendor, ER SAID UNKNOW N ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 LINES - 5 DAYS the lowest qualified Put- PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN Legal Notices nam County vendor is en- INTEREST AS SPOUSES, titled to match that bid. HEIRS, DEVISEES , Written notice that this GRANTEES, OR OTHER 100 right to match has been ex- CLAIMANTS are Defend- ercised must be received ants. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN by the County by 4:00 p.m. AND FOR PUTNAM on the second business The clerk of the court, Tim COUNTY, FLORIDA day after the bid opening. Smith, will sell to the In that event, the matching highest bidder for cash at CASE NO. 07-9-CA-53 local bidder will be awar- the South front entrance of ded the contract. the Putnam County Court- SECRETARY OF VETER- house at 11:00am on the ANS AFFAIRS, AN OF- The Board of County Com- 13th day of November, $ 20 FICER OF THE UNITED missioners reserves the 2014, the following de- INCLUDES ALL STATES OF AMERICA right to accept or reject any scribed property as set Plaintiff, and all bids and to waive forth in said Final Sum- CLASSIFICATIONS. any informalities. mary Judgment, to wit: EMPLOYMENT vs. EXTRA LINES $2.26 Putnam County complies BEGIN AT THE NORTHW- ROBERT DONALDSON; with all Federal Statutes re- EST CORNER OF SAID PER LINE, PER DAY. lating to non-discrimina-

200 CORMEAL DONALDSON; SECTION 10, TOWNSHIP 9 UNKNOWN TENANT I; UN- tion. Putnam County is an SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST; KNOWN TENANT II ; Equal Opportunity Employ- THENCE GO SOUT H UNITED STATES O F er. ALONG THE WEST LINE 45 OF SAID SECTION 10 A AMERICA, ON BEHALF OF THE SECRETARY OF VET- 10/21/14 DISTANCE OF 578 FEET; ERANS; TOWN OF Legal No. 00028034 THENCE GO EAST 82.3 CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE WELAKA, A MUNICIPAL FEET TO AN IRON PIPE CORPORATION OF THE FOR THE POINT OF BE- 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS STATE OF FLORIDA, and GINNING; THENCE GO any unknown heirs, de- EAST A DISTANCE OF 60 visees, grantees, creditors, FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES and other unknown per- THENCE GO SOUTH 2 DEG sons or unknown spouses 50 MIN EAST A DISTANCE AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. claiming by, through and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OF 300.7 FEET TO A CON- FINANCIAL under any of the above- THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- CRETE MONUMENT ; NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. named Defendants, CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- THENCE CONTINUE Defendants. NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SOUTH 2 DEG 50 MIN 300 FREE GENERAL JURISDICTION EAST A DISTANCE OF 107 AMENDED NOTICE OF DIVISION FEET MORE OR LESS TO FORECLOSURE SALE THE SHORES OF LAKE CASE NO. 12-00122-CA-54 SERENA; THENCE GO NOTICE is hereby given SOUTHWESTERLY ALONG that the undersigned Clerk U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- THE SHORES OF LAKE of the Circuit Court of Put- SOCIATION, AS SUC- SERENA A DISTANCE OF MONDAY - FRIDAY nam County, Florida, will CESSOR TRUSTEE TO 87.7 FEET, MORE OR OFFICE on the 13th day of Novem- BANK OF AMERICA N.A., LESS, TO A POINT BEAR- ber, 2014 at 11:00 AM at AS SUCCESSOR BY MER- ING SOUTH 2 DEG 50 MIN South front door of the Put- GER TO LASALLE BANK, EAST, FROM THE POINT nam County Courthouse in N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR OF BEGINNING AND 475.6 Palatka, Florida, offer for THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- FEET THEREFROM ; sale and sell at public out- ERS OF THE MLMI TRUST, THENCE RUN NORTH 02 HOURS 8am - 4pm cry to the highest and best MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- DEG 50 MIN W. 155 FEET LEGALS bidder for cash, the follow- BACKED CERTIFICATES, MORE OR LESS TO A ing-described property SERIES 2007-HE1, CONCRETE MONUMENT; situate in Putnam County, PLAINTIFF, THENCE CONTINUE

350 Florida: NORTH 02 DEG 50 MIN VS. WEST, 320.60 FEET TO Part of the South 1/2 of THE POINT OF BEGIN- Government Lot 3, (East of JAMES L. MONTGOMERY, NING. ALL LYING AND BE- CLASSIFIED FAX ING IN SECTION 10, TOWN- River), in Section 3, Town- ET. AL., ship 12 South, Range 26 DEFENDANT(S). SHIP 9 SOUTH, RANGE 23 East, more particularly de- EAST, PUTNAM COUNTY, scribed as follows: from NOTICE OF FORECLOS- FLORIDA. the Southeast corner of URE SALE DEADLINE... DEADLINE... said Government Lot 3, run THIS PROPERTY IS FUR- West along the South line NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THER DESCRIBED AS LOT of said Government Lot 3 pursuant to a Final Judg- 23 OF AN UNRECORDED for a distance of 1113 feet ment of Foreclosure dated PLAT OF ATLANTIC to a point, thence run North August 25, 2014 and SHORES. MERCHANDISE 30 feet to a permanent ref- entered in Case No. 12- 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL erence marker, thence run 00122-CA-53 in the Circuit PARCEL “B” East, parallel with the Court of the 7th Judicial South line of Government Circuit in and for Putnam BEGIN AT THE NORTHW- 400 Lot 3 for a distance of 250 County, Florida wherein EST CORNER OF SEC- (312-5200) (312-5209) feet to the Point of Begin- U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- TION 10, TOWNSHIP 9 ning of this description. (1) SOCIATION, AS SUC- SOUTH, RANGE 23 EAST; ANNOUNCEMENTS Run thence East parallel CESSOR TRUSTEE TO THENCE GO SOUT H with the South line of said BANK OF AMERICA N.A., ALONG WEST LINE OF Visa, American Express or Discover) unless Government Lot 3 for a dis- AS SUCCESSOR BY MER- SAID SECTION 10 A DIS- GENERAL INFORMATION a credit application is approved by the pub- 100 tance of 100 feet. (2) Run GER TO LASALLE BANK, TANCE OF 578 FEET; All advertising is accepted, subject to the thence North, parallel with N.A. AS TRUSTEE FOR THENCE GO EAST 82.3 lisher. the East line of said gov- THE CERTIFICATEHOLD- FEET TO AN IRON PIPE TO approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to ernment Lot 3 for a dis- ERS OF THE MLMI TRUST, THE POINT OF BEGIN- tance of 80 feet. (3) Run MORTGAGE LOAN ASSET- NING; THENCE CONTINUE revise or reject any advertisement without notice. CANCELLATIONS thence West, parallel with BACKED CERTIFICATES, EAST A DISTANCE OF 60 The publisher reserves the right to correctly call #1 for a distance of 100 SERIES 2007-HE1 was the FEET TO AN IRON PIPE; Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- feet. (4) Run thence South Plaintiff and JAMES L. THENCE GO SOUTH 2 DEG PETS & SUPPLIES classify and edit all copy. for a distance of 80 feet to MONTGOMERY, ET. AL., 50 MIN EAST TO THE the Point of Beginning to the Defendant(s), I will sell SOUTH LINE OF THE Copy changes requested during a schedule celled during the schedule, but no refund will be close. The same being Lots to the highest and best bid- NORTHWEST ¼ OF THE made. 72 and 73 according to the der for cash, beginning at NORTHWEST ¼ OF SAID

550 constitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule EMPLOYMENT private Plat of the South 11:00 a.m. at the South SECTION 10; THENCE GO will be prepared. Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled 1/2 of Government Lot 3, in door of the Putnam County WEST A DISTANCE OF 60 Section 3, Township 12 Courthouse, 410 Saint FEET; THENCE GO NORTH Please check your ad the first day it runs to during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate 200 South, Range 26 East, Johns Ave., Palatka, FL 2 DEG 50 MIN WEST, TO made by B.B. Alvers, May 32177 on the 6th day of THE POINT OF BEGIN- see that all of the information is correct. This will your billing to the nearest earned rate. 1960, a copy of which is at- November, 2014, the fol- NING. insure that your ad is exactly what you want the tached to and made a part lowing described property of Deed recorded in Offi- as set forth in said Final ANY PERSON CLAIMING reader to see. FREE ADS cial Records Book 75, Page Judgment: AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- 646, of the Public Records PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after If you have found an item or a pet or want to of Putnam County, Florida. LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK ANY, OTHER THAN THE the FIRST DAY of publication. Together with an ease- 18 HOOT OWL RIDGE SEC- PROPERTY OWNER AS OF give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) ment for passage and re- TION OF ST. JONES THE DATE OF THE LIS The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- PENDENS MUST FILE A the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- passage in common with RIVERSIDE ESTATE, AC- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning grantors, their heirs and CORDING TO THE MAP OR CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS tive days. assign over street as PLAT THEREOF AS RE- AFTER THE SALE. regarding classified bill to our business office at Driver shown in above recited CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 5, private Plat. PAGE 96, PUBLIC RE- Dated this 6th day of Octo-

560 Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at 312-5203. DRIVER TRAINEES! CORDS OF PUTNAM ber, 2014. 800-881-7355. GET PAID CDL Pursuant to the Final Judg- COUNTY, FLORIDA. ment entered on Decem- CLERK OF THE COURT CREDIT POLICY TRAINING NOW! Learn ber 6, 2012, in a case ANY PERSON CLAIMING Tim Smith to drive for Stevens pending in said Court, the AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Rate charges are quoted at time of ad RATES/TERMS Transport. NO EXPERI- style of which is indicated PLUS OF THE SALE, IF Deputy Clerk Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. ENCE NEEDED! above. ANY, OTHER THAN THE placement and all ads must be paid for at time PROPERTY OWNER, AS IMPORTANT of placement (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, All rates quoted are per line, per day. New Drivers earn Any person or entity claim- OF THE DATE OF THE LIS If you are a person with a $900/wk + Benefits! ing an interest in the sur- PENDENS, MUST FILE A disability who needs an ac- Carrier covers cost! Be plus, if any, resulting from CLAIM WITHIN SIXTY (60) commodation in order to trained & based locally! the foreclosure sale, other DAYS AFTER THE SALE. access court facilities or than the property owner as participate in a court pro- Now Offering New of the date of the Lis Pen- Clerk, Circuit Court ceeding, you are entitled, FOR RENT Regional Routes in FL! dens, must file a claim on at no cost to you, to the 1-877-214-3624 same with the Clerk of By: /s/ Ruth Milligan provision of certain assist- REAL ESTATE Court within 60 days after Deputy Clerk ance. To request such an the foreclosure sale. accommodation, please 600 312-5200 Needed: Class B CDL If you are a person with a contact Court Administra- driver/laborer. MUST WITNESS my hand and of- disability who needs an ac- tion in advance of the date pass criminal bkgd ficial seal of said Court this commodation in order to the service is needed: 6th day of October, 2014. access court facilities or Court Administration, 125 TOLL FREE check. no felonies. Must E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, participate in a court pro- pass drug screen & AMERICANS WITH DISAB- ceeding, you are entitled, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, MUST have clean Driver ILITIES ACT. If you are a at no cost to you, to the (386) 257-6096. Hearing or License. Please apply in person with a disability provision of certain assist- voice impaired, please call who needs an accommoda- ance. Please contact Court 711. person at 1046 Air Park tion in order to access Administration in advance Rd., Green Cove court facilities or particip- of the date the service is 10/14/14, 10/21/14 800-881-7355 Springs, Fl. 32043 EOE ate in a court proceeding, needed: Court Administra- Legal No. 00027794 you are entitled, at no cost tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., to you, to the provision of Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, certain assistance. To re- FL 32114; (386) 257-6096, quest such an accommod- at least 7 days before your ation, please contact Court scheduled court appear- Administration in advance ance, or immediately upon TUESDAY.indd 1 of the date the service is receiving this notification if 10/20/14 2:34 PM needed: Court Administra- the time before the appear- tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., ance is less than 7 days; if Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, you are hearing or voice FL 32114, (386) 257-6096. impaired, call 711. THESE Hearing or voice impaired, ARE NOT COURT INFORM- please call 711. If you are a ATION NUMBERS. person with a disability who needs an accommoda- Si usted es una persona tion in order to access con una discapacidad que court facilities or particip- necesita cualquier aco- ate in a court proceeding, modaci6n para poder parti- you are entitled, at no cost cipar en este procedimi- to you, to the provision of ento, usted tiene derecho, certain assistance. Please sin costo alguno para us- contact Court Administra- ted, para el suministro de tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., determinada asistencia. Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, Por favor, p6ngase en con- FL 32114; (386) 257-6096 at tacto con Ken Kellum, least 7 days before your Tribunal Gerente de Opera- scheduled court appear- ciones, cuya oficina est:i ance, or immediately upon ubicada en el condado de receiving this notification if Lee Justice Center, 1700 the time before the sched- Monroe Street, Fort Myers, uled appearance is less Florida 33901, y cuyo than 7 days; if you are nC:nnero de telefono es hearing impaired call 711. (239) 533-1700, dentro de los dos dias habiles TIM SMITH siguientes ala recepci6n de CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT esta [ describa aviso], si COURT usted esta de impedimen- tos auditivos o voz, llame By: /s/ Kelly Purcell al 711. ESTOS NUMEROS Deputy Clerk TELEFONICOS NO SON PARA OBTENER INFORM- 10/14/14, 10/21/14 ACION JUDICIAL. Legal No. 00027838 10/14/14, 10/21/14 Legal No. 00027791 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO.: 2012-CA- 0 0 0 0 7 5 - 5 3 DIVISION: 53 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCI- ATION, Plaintiff, vs. TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN SR., et al, Defendant(s). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pursuant to a Final Judg- ment of Mortgage Fore- closure dated 10/08/2014 and entered in Case No. 2012-CA-000075-53 of the Circuit Court of the SEV- ENTH Judicial Circuit in and for PUTNAM County, Florida wherein FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION is the Plaintiff and THE UN- KNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, LIENORS, CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, OR OTHER CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, UNDER, OR AGAINST, TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, DECEASED; MEL- ONIE LYNN BROWN A/K/A MELONIE LYNN DUPONT A/K/A MELONIE BROWN; THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF MELONIE LYNN BROWN A/K/A MELONIE LYNN DUPONT A/K/A MEL- ONIE BROWN N/K/A ROBERT WARNER; JOHN D. MUSSOLINE, AS PER- SONAL REPRESENTATIVE OF THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, DECEASED; HANNAH BROWN WOFFORD A/K/A HANNAH MARIE WOF- FORD A/K/A HANNA MAR- IE BROWN, AS AN HEIR OF THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. CIVIL ACTION BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, DECEASED; C A S E N O . : TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, 542008CA000326CAAXMX JR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, AS AN HEIR OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- Plaintiff, TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE GENERAL JURISDICTION Vs. BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. DIVISION BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY BARBARA A. DICKINSON, BROWN, DECEASED; MEL- C A S E N O : et al, ONIE BROWN A/K/A MEL- 14000063CAAXMX Defendant(s). ONIE LYNN BROWN A/K/A MELONIE LYNN DUPONT, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., NOTICE OF RESCHED- GUARDIAN FOR ETHAN Plaintiff ULED SALE LAW BROWN A MINOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN CHILD, AS AN HEIR OF vs. pursuant to an Order Res- THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY cheduling August 17, 2009 D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A ANTHONY L. MCCASKILL; Foreclosure Sale dated Oc- TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, LOQUITA MCCASKILL; UN- tober 2, 2014, and entered SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE KNOWN TENANT #1 in Case No. 2008-CA- BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. Defendant(s) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF 000326 of the Circuit Court BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL of the Seventh Judicial Cir- BROWN; J. SCOTT NOTICE OF FORECLOS- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- cuit in and for Putnam NOONEY, ESQUIRE, URE SALE NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida in which GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN JPMorgan Chase Bank, Na- ETHAN LAW BROWN, A pursuant to a Final Judg- CASE NO.: 2012-CA- tional Association, is the MINOR CHILD, AS AN HEIR ment of Foreclosure dated 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 3 Plaintiff and Barbara A. OF THE ESTATE OF October 9, 2014, and Dickinson, Robert D. TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. e n t e r e d i n WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, Dickinson, Sheila Dickin- A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE 14000063CAAXMX of the Plaintiff, son, are defendants, the BROWN, SR. A/K/A Circuit Court of the SEV- Putnam County Clerk of TIMOTHY DALE BROWN ENTH Judicial Circuit in vs. the Circuit Court will sell to A/K/A TIMOTHY D. BROWN and for PUTNAM County, the highest and best bid- A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, Florida, wherein CITIMORT- GEORGE A. CARLUCCI; der for cash in/on Front DECEASED; ANY AND ALL GAGE, INC., is the Plaintiff JIM FRITCH; et al., Steps of the Putnam UNKNOWN PARTIES and ANTHONY L. MC- Defendant(s). County Courthouse, 410 St. CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, CASKILL; LOQUITA MC- Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL UNDER, AND AGAINST CASKILL; UNKNOWN TEN- NOTICE OF FORECLOS- 32177, Putnam County, THE HEREIN NAMED INDI- ANT #1 NKA ANTHONY L. URE SALE PURSUANT TO Florida at 11:00 a.m. on the VIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) MCCASKILL, JR., are the CHAPTER 45 6th day of January, 2014, WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO Defendant(s). Tim Smith as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the following described BE DEAD OR ALIVE, the Clerk of the Circuit that sale will be made pur- property as set forth in WHETHER SAID UN- Court will sell to the suant to an Order or Final said Final Judgment of KNOWN PARTIES MAY highest and best bidder for Summary Judgment. Final Foreclosure: CLAIM AN INTEREST AS cash, the South Front Door Judgment was awarded on SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- 410 St. Johns Ave., Pal- July 28, 2014 in Civil Case THAT PORTION OF LANDS VISEES, GRANTEES, OR atka, FL 32177, at 11:00 AM NO. 2012-CA-000001-53, of AS DESCRIBED IN OFFI- OTHER CLAIMANTS; FIRST on November 13, 2014, the the Circuit Court of the CIAL RECORDS BOOK 784, COAST COMMUNITY following described prop- SEVENTH Judicial Circuit PAGE 480 OF THE PUBLIC CREDIT UNION; STAND-UP erty as set forth in said Fi- in and for PUTNAM County, RECORDS OF PUTNAM MRI & DIAGNOSTIC CNT nal Judgment, to wit: Florida, wherein, WELLS COUNTY, FLORIDA, LYING PA; MERCHANTS ASSOCI- FARGO BANK, NA is the WITHIN SECTION 48, ATION COLLECTION DIVI- LOTS 10, 11 AND 12 OF Plaintiff, and GEORGE A. TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH, SION ON BEHALF OF DOC- BLOCK 19 OF PINEHURST, CARLUCCI; JIM FRITCH; RANGE 27 EAST, MORE TORS IMAGING GROUP A SUBDIVISION OF PART UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF PARTICULARLY DE- LLC; FLAGLER HOSPITAL OF THE SOUTH HALF OF GEORGE CARLUCCI; UN- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: INC.; PUTNAM COM- GOVERNMENT LOT 2, IN KNOWN SPOUSE OF JIM COMMENCE AT THE MOST MUNITY MEDICAL CEN- SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 10 FRITCH; UNKNOWN TEN- EASTERLY CORNER OF TER; are the Defendants, SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, ANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- LANDS DESCRIBED IN The Clerk of the Court will ACCORDING TO PLAT ANT #2; UNKNOWN HEIRS, SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS sell to the highest and best THEREOF RECORDED IN BENEFICIARIES, DE- BOOK 784, PAGE 480; bidder for cash at SOUTH MAP BOOK 3, PAGE 61 OF VISEES, GRANTEES, AS- THENCE RUN NORTH 28 FRONT DOOR O THE PUT- THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIGNEES, LIENORS; ANY DEGREES 06 MINUTES 20 NAM COUNTY COURT- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- AND ALL UNKNOWN SECONDS WEST, 308.60 HOUSE, 410 SAINT JOHNS IDA. PARTIES CLAIMING BY, FEET TO THE MOST AVENUE, PALATKA, FLOR- THROUGH, UNDER AND NORTHERLY CORNER OF IDA 32177 at 11:00AM, on Any person claiming an in- AGAINST THE HEREIN LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN the 13th day of November, terest in the surplus from NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS 2014, the following de- the sale, if any, other than FENDANT(S) WHO ARE BOOK 784, PAGE 480; scribed property as set the property owner as of NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD THENCE SOUTH 61 DE- forth in said Final Judg- the date of the lis pendens OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID GREES 53 MINUTES 40 ment: must file a claim within 60 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY SECONDS WEST, 329.50 days after the sale. CLAIM AN INTEREST AS FEET, COINCIDENT WITH THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- THE NORTHWESTERLY LAND SITUATED IN FED- Dated this 13th day of Oc- VISEES, GRANTEES, OR LINE OF LANDS AS DE- ERAL POINT, PUTNAM tober, 2014. OTHER CLAIMANTS are SCRIBED IN SAID OFFI- COUNTY, FLORIDA, THE Defendants. CIAL RECORDS BOOK 784, SAME BEING A PORTION Tim Smith PAGE 480 AND THE POINT OF THE PEDRO COCIFA- As Clerk of the Court The clerk of the court, Tim OF BEGINNING; THENCE CIO GRANT, CALLED AT By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Smith, will sell to the SOUTH 28 DEGREES 06 ONE TIME THE DEEP As Deputy Clerk highest bidder for cash at MINUTES 20 SECONDS CREEK, IN SECTION 37, the South Front Entrance EAST150.00 FEET; TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH, IMPORTANT of the Putnam County THENCE SOUTH 61 DE- RANGE 27 EAST, THE If you are a person with a Courthouse at 11:00 am, on GREES 53 MINUTES 40 SAME BEING MORE PAR- disability who needs an ac- the 20th day of November, SECONDS WEST, 290.50 TICULARLY DESCRIBED commodation in order to 2014, the following de- FEET TO THE SOUTH- AS FOLLOWS: COMMEN- access court facilities or scribed real property as set WESTERLY LINE OF CING ON THE WESTERLY participate in a court pro- forth in said Final Sum- LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ceeding, you are entitled, mary Judgment, to wit: SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS THE ORANGE MILLS TO at no cost to you, to the BOOK 784, PAGE 480; FEDERAL POINT HARD provision of certain assist- LOT 6, BLOCK D IN RE- THENCE NORTH 28 DE- SURFACED COUNTY ance. To request such an PLAT OF "N" AND "O" IN GREES 06 MINUTES 20 ROAD AT THE CENTER- accommodation, please FIRST ADDITION TO WHIS- SECONDS WEST 150.00 LINE OF DORR'S BRANCH, contact Court Administra- PERING PINES SECTION FEET TO THE MOST THENCE13A RUN CLASSIFIEDS NORTH- tion at• least 7 days before OF PLANTATION PINES II, WESTERLY CORNER OF ERLY AND ALONG THE your scheduled PALATKA court ap- DAILYACCORDING NEWS TO THE PLAT • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014 LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- pearance, or immediately THEREOF RECORDED IN 5-blade, 4-light ceiling OFFICIAL RECORDS WAY LINE OF AFORESAID upon receiving this notific- MAP BOOK 5, PAGE 94, IN Legal Notices BOOK 784, PAGE 480; COUNTY ROAD FOR A DIS- ation if the time before the THE OFFICIAL RECORDS fan in new, very good Apartments THENCE NORTH 61 DE- TANCE OF 255.82 FEET, scheduled appearance is OF PUTNAM COUNTY, cond., only $25. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NOTICE OF PUBLIC GREES 53 MINUTES 40 TO AN IRON PIPE SET ON less than 7 days; Court Ad- FLORIDA. 386-649-5990 Barrington Apts SECONDS EAST, 290.50 THE NORTHERLY RIGHT ministration, 125 E. Or- FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, AUCTION FEET TO THE POINT OF OF WAY LINE OF MILL ange Ave., Ste. 300 , TOGETHER WITH: 1980-60 FLORIDA PROBATE DIVI- Offering Specials on SION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN BEGINNING. TOGETHER STREET, WHICH IRON Daytona Beach, FL 32114; FOOT DOUBLEWIDE MO- 50 new & used red & mix 2BRs. 386-325-0512 AND FOR PUTNAM WITH A MOBILE HOME AS PIPE IS THE POINT OF BE- (386) 257-6096. Hearing or BILE HOME DESCRIBED THAT ON 14 NOVEMBER, www.barrington File No. 2014-278-CP 2014, 9:00 A.M. THE FOL- color building bricks, $25 COUNTY, FLORIDA A PERMANENT FIXTURE GINNING OF THIS DE- voice impaired, please call AS FOLLOWS: apartments.org AND APPURTENANCE SCRIPTION; THENCE CON- 1(800) 955-8770. Division Probate LOWING VEHICLES WILL for all. 386-325-7649 CASE NO: 2013-CA-000509 THERETO, DESCRIBED TINUE NORTHERLY AND 1. ID 6334-A, TITLE NUM- BE SOLD: A S : A 2 0 0 2 ALONG THE WESTERLY 10/21/14, 10/28/14 BER 17533781, RI-49342 IN RE: ESTATE OF MOLLY JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, FLEETWOOD/SPRINGHILL RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Legal No. 00027953 2. ID 6334-B, TITLE NUM- SUE LEACH a/k/a MOLLY 1991 CHEV Washer for repair or NATIONAL ASSOCIATION DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE AFORESAID COUNTY BER 17533782, RI-49343 SUE PERRONNE a/k/a 1GCEK14ZXMZ153923 scrap, needs one $50 Homes MOLLY PERRONNE Plaintiff, HOME BEARIN IDENTIFIC- ROAD FOR A DISTANCE part to run. $25 OBO, ATION NUMBER(S ) OF 280 FEET TO AN IRON ANY PERSON CLAIMING LEACH a/k/a MOLLY SUE SALE TO BE HELD AT 3-4BR/2BA like new, just PERRONNE LEACH, De- JOHNSON’S TOWING & You move. 386-684-2529 vs. GAFL134A74762SH21 AND PIPE; THENCE RUN WEST- AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- remodeled! Nice nbhd, GAFL134B74762SH21 AND ERLY AND AT RIGHT PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ceased. RECOVERY, 253 HIGH- MAUREEN MCCABE, ET TITLE NUMBER(S ) ANGLES TO SAID COUNTY ANY, OTHER THAN THE WAY 17 NORTH, PAL- W/D, $1K/mo + Dep. AL., 0085594174 AN D ROAD, FOR A DISTANCE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT PROPERTY OWNER AS OF NOTICE TO CREDITORS ATKA, FL 32177, PUTNAM Washer, needs a $40 Palatka. 904-823-5653 Defendants. 0085594226. OF 248.25 FEET TO AN FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, THE DATE OF THE LIS COUNTY. JOHNSON’S part to run (or just scrap), A/K/A 210 PINE TREE IRON PIPE, THENCE RUN FLORIDA PENDENS MUST FILE A The administration of the TOWING & RECOVERY RE- estate of Molly Sue Leach, SERVES THE RIGHT TO $25. Call Joe @ NOTICE OF ACTION ROAD, EAST PALATKA, FL SOUTH 8 DEGREES EAST CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS 386-684-2529 3BR/2BA, approx. 1900 32131 FOR A DISTANCE OF 133.5 CASE NO.: 2014-312-CP AFTER THE SALE. deceased, whose date of BID. sqft, CH/A, lots of extras, TO: FEET, TO AN IRON PIPE DIVISION: 53 death was November 23, MAUREEN MCCABE 2013, is pending in the Cir- 10/21/14 lg lot. $800/m + Dep. Any person claiming an in- SET ON THE NORTHERLY Dated this 13th day of Oc- White crinoline slip, 102 VELVET STREET terest in the surplus from RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF IN RE: ESTATE OF tober, 2014. cuit Court for Putnam Legal No. 00028053 George's Lake area. INTERLACHEN, FL 32148 the sale, if any, other than AFORESAID MILL STREET; CHARLES JUDSO N County, Florida, Probate size small, $15. 386-659-2791 OR the property owner as of THENCE RUN SOUTH CHILES, JR., CLERK OF THE COURT Division, the address of 386-916-5509 39 CUMBERLAND ST the date of the Lis Pen- 64DEGREES AND 30 Deceased. Tim Smith which is 410 St. Johns Av- MANCHESTER, NH 03102 dens must file a claim with- MINUTES EAST AND enue, Palatka, Florida Vacation @ Lake Ida in OR in 60 days after the sale. ALONG THE NORTHERLY NOTICE TO CREDITORS By: /s/ Kelly Purcell 32177. The names and ad- Interlachen! 3BR/2BA The administration of the dresses of the personal 129 BOLL GREEN DR RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF Deputy Clerk The Palatka Housing Au- Sporting Goods home w/dock, $750/wk, INTERLACHEN, FL 32148 estate of CHARLES JUD- representative and the per- thority is providing a 45- Dated in Putnam County, MILL STREET FOR A DIS- $450 for 4 days/3 nights Florida this 6th day of Oc- TANCE OF 253.75 FEET TO SON CHILES, JR., de- IMPORTANT sonal representative's at- day review & comment .25 caliber auto pistol UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF ceased, whose date of torney are set forth below. 904-669-4612 tober, 2014. THE IRON PIPE AT THE If you are a person with a period for the Palatka w/extra mag. & 400rds MAUREEN MCCABE POINT OF BEGINNING AND death was 2 July 2014, is disability who needs an ac- Housing Authority Five- 102 VELVET STREET Clerk of the Circuit Court TO CLOSE. pending in the Circuit commodation in order to All creditors of the de- Year Plan for 2015-2019 & ammo, $250 cash. Deer INTERLACHEN, FL 32148 Putnam County, Florida Court for Putnam County, access court facilities or cedent and other persons Revision of the Capital tree-climbing stand, new, OR By: /s/ Ashley Darby A/K/A 501 FEDERAL POINT Florida, Probate Division, participate in a court pro- having claims or demands Fund Programs. The Plan 350lb capacity. Sacrifice Mobile Homes 39 CUMBERLAND ST the address of which is against decedent's estate Deputy Clerk ROAD, EAST PALATKA, FL ceeding, you are entitled, and Revisions will be avail- for $150 cash. 649-9013 MANCHESTER, NH 03102 32131 Post Office Box 758, Pal- at no cost to you, to the on whom a copy of this no- able for review by inter- October Move-In OR ATTENTION: PERSONS atka, Florida, 32178. The provision of certain assist- tice is required to be ested parties at the PHA names and addresses of served must file their Special! Westover MH 129 BOLL GREEN DR WITH DISABILITIES Any person claiming an in- ance. To request such an main office (400 N. 15th Park 2BR @ $400/m & INTERLACHEN, FL 32148 If you are a person with a terest in the surplus from the personal representat- accommodation, please claims with this court ON St.), James A. Long Com- Deer corn, whole cob, disability who needs an ac- the sale, if any, other than ive and the personal rep- contact Court Administra- OR BEFORE THE LATER munity Center (601 N. 21st $50/Bobcat scoop, 3BR @ $500/m LAST KNOWN ADDRESS commodation in order to the property owner as of resentative's attorney are tion in advance of the date OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE St.), Putnam County Public $6/50lb bag. Bulls Hit 407-222-8988 set forth below. TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- STATED, CURRENT RESID- participate in this proceed- the date of the Lis Pen- the service is needed: Library (College Road, Pal- Ranch & Farm M-F 7-5 ENCE UNKNOWN ing, you are entitled, at no dens must file a claim with- Court Administration, 125 LICATION OF THIS NO- atka), & Palatka City Hall cost to you, to the provi- in sixty (60) days after the All creditors of the de- E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER (201 N. 2nd St.). YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- cedent and other persons THE DATE OF SERVICE OF FOR SALE sion of certain assistance. sale. Daytona Beach, FL 32114, GUN SHOW Oct. 25 & FIED that an action to fore- Please contact Court Ad- having claims or demand (386) 257-6096. Hearing or A COPY OF THIS NOTICE Persons wishing to ad- REAL ESTATE against decedent's estate ON THEM. close Mortgage covering ministration, 125 E. Or- WITNESS MY HAND and voice impaired, please call dress Palatka Housing Au- 26, Flagler County Fair- 700 the following real and per- ange Ave., Ste. 300 , the seal of this Court on on whom a copy of this no- 711. thority regarding the Annu- grounds, 150 Sawgrass sonal property described Daytona Beach, FL 32114, October 13, 2014. tice is required to be All other creditors of the al Plan &/or proposed CFP Rd. Bunnell. Sat 9-4, as follows, to-wit: served must file their decedent and other per- 386-257-6096, within 2 days 10/21/14, 10/28/14 revisions are encouraged Sun 9-3, Admission: $6. of your receipt of this no- Tim Smith claims with this court Legal No. 00027988 sons having claims or de- to attend a Public Hearing LOT 38, BLOCK “A”, IN- tice. If you are hearing im- Clerk of the Circuit Court WITHIN THE LATER OF 3 mands against decedent's on December 10, 2014 at 11 Cliffhangers: 325-6114 TERLACHEN LAKES ES- paired, call 1-800-955-8770. By: /s/ Ruth Milligan MONTHS AFTER THE TIME estate must file their claims a.m. at the James A. Long TATES, UNIT 23, ACCORD- THIS IS NOT A COURT IN- Deputy Clerk OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- with this court WITHIN 3 Community Center, 601 N. ING TO PLAT THEREOF FORMATION LINE. To file TION OF THIS NOTICE OR MONTHS AFTER THE 21st St., Palatka. PETS & SUPPLIES RECORDED IN MAP BOOK response please contact **See Americans with Dis- 30 DAYS AFTER THE DATE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- 5, PAGE 36 OF THE PUB- Putnam County Clerk of abilities Act OF SERVICE OF A COPY LICATION OF THIS NO- Following this hearing, the LIC RECORDS OF PUT- Court, 410 St. Johns Ave., If you are a person with a OF THIS NOTICE ON IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TICE. Board of Commissioners of 550 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. Palatka, FL 32177, Tel: disability who needs an ac- THEM. THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL the Palatka Housing Au- (386) 329-0251; Fax: (386) commodation in order to CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED thority will consider the ad- Homes TOGETHER WITH A 1987 329-1223. access court facilities or All other creditors of the NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA WITHIN THE TIME PERI- option of the Annual Plan & CHAD 48X28, VIN # participate in a court pro- decedent and other per- ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- Capital Fund Program AFLCW2AH100512719, # 10/14/14, 10/21/14 ceeding, you are entitled, sons having claims or de- CASE NO.: 54 2013-CA- TION 733.702 OF THE Budget revisions, inclus- 2 or 3BR/1BA CH/A, AFLCW2BH100512719. Legal No. at no cost to you, to the mands against decedent's 000004 FLORIDA PROBATE CODE ive of any applicable revi- 1200sf, alarm sys., stor- provision of certain assist- estate must file their claims WILL BE FOREVE R sions, at their regular age shed, 120 E. Oakhill with this court WITHIN 3 BARRED. Has been filed against you ance. DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST Board Meeting, scheduled Dr. $82K. 386-336-2649 and you are required to MONTHS AFTER THE COMPANY AMERICAS AS for January 8, 2015 at 12:30 serve a copy of your writ- To request such an accom- DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- TRUSTEE FOR RALI 2007- NOTWITHSTANDING THE p.m. ten defenses, if any, to it modation, please contact LICATION OF THIS NO- QS3, TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Drastically Reduced! on William D. Minnix, But- Court Administration in ad- TICE. Plaintiff, ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED NOTICE: ANY INDIVIDUAL ler & Hosch, P.A., 3185 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF vance of the date the ser- TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE WANTING TO APPEAL AN Pets & Supplies 3BR/2BA log home, Hol- South Conway Road, Suite THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL vice is needed: ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED vs. AFTER THE DECEDENT'S OFFICIAL DECISION MADE lister. Firepl., pool, work- E, Orlando, Florida 32812 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- WITHIN THE TIME PERI- DATE OF DEATH IS ON ANY SUBJECT CON- American/English Pit shop $129K Fun Time and file the original with NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- BARRED. Court Administration ELIZABETH ABBOTT; et SIDERED AT THIS MEET- puppies, brindle, $50 Realty 352-478-1190 the Clerk of the above- CIVIL ACTION 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. TION 733.702 OF THE al., ING WILL NEED TO IN- styled Court on or before 300 FLORIDA PROBATE CODE Defendant(s). The date of first publica- SURE A VERBATIM RE- each. 386-350-0023 30 days from the first pub- CASE NO.: 2012-CA- Daytona Beach, FL 32114 WILL BE FOREVE R tion of this notice is Octo- CORD OF THE PROCEED- 0 0 0 0 7 5 - 5 3 BARRED. ber 14, 2014. Hastings, Harris St. lication, otherwise a Judg- (386) 257-6096 NOTICE OF FORECLOS- INGS IS MADE, WHICH IN- Mini Dachshunds ment may be entered DIVISION: 53 URE SALE PURSUANT TO CLUDES THE TESTIMONY Spacious 6BR/2BA against you for the relief Hearing or voice impaired, The date of first publica- CHAPTER 45 Attorney for Personal Rep- & EVIDENCE UPON WHICH Sassy Dolls! Home, 2078SF, Fixer demanded in the Com- FEDERAL NATIONA L please call 711. tion of this Notice is Octo- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN resentative: THE APPEAL IS TO BE $250 each. Leave Upper. Lease To Own, plaint. MORTGAGE ASSOCI- ber 14, 2014. Howard O. McGillin,Jr. that sale will be made pur- BASED, FLORIDA STAT- msg: 386-325-4309 $1K DN, $473/m, $55K. ATION, 10/21/14, 10/28/14 suant to an Order or Final Florida Bar No. 8146000 UTES 286.0105. WITNESS my hand and Plaintiff, Legal No. 00027940 KEYSER & WOODWARD, Summary Judgment. Final Allegiance Law Group, PL 855-664-8357 seal of said Court on the P.A. Judgment was awarded on 304 Kingsley Lake Drive, Palatka Housing Authority LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES 3rd day of October, 2014. vs. TIMOTHY KEYSER 09/10/2014 in Civil Case No. Suite 602 Board of Commissioners Attorney for Petitioner 54 2013-CA-000004, of the St. Augustine, Florida Putnam County, Florida 3/2 House, CBS, Inter- AMERICANS WITH DISAB- TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. Florida Bar Number : 32092 Circuit Court of the SEV- 560 lachen. 1 fenced acre, 1 8 1 7 4 0 ILITIES ACT. If you are a A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN ENTH Judicial Circuit in By: /s/ Trista A. Mack Rent $600/m Sale person with a disability A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE Post Office Box 92 Personal Representative: Executive Assistant and for PUTNAM County, $100K. Serv. animals who needs an accommoda- BROWN SR., et al, Interlachen, Florida 32148 Florida, wherein , Cynthia Sue Wainwright IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF (386) 684-4673 Fax: (386) 408 1/2 Flagler Boulevard tion in order to access Defendant(s). THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL DEUTSCHE BANK TRUST 10/21/14 only. 561-502-1531 court facilities or particip- 684-4674 COMPANY AMERICAS AS St. Augustine, Florida Legal No. 00028064 CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- serve@keyserandwood- 32080 ate in a court proceeding, NOTICE OF SALE NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA TRUSTEE FOR RALI 2007- you are entitled, at no cost NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ward.com QS3 is the Plaintiff, and San Mateo, Live Oak St. GENERAL JURISDICTION 10/14/14, 10/21/14 to you, to the provision of pursuant to a Final Judg- DIVISION ELIZABETH ABBOTT; UN- 3BR/2BA 1224SF, wood certain assistance. To re- ment of Mortgage Fore- Personal Representative KNOWN SPOUSE OF Legal No. 00027859 floors. Lease-to-own quest such an accommod- closure dated 10/08/2014 C. SAMUEL MCDONALD ELIZABETH ABBOTT N/K/A C A S E N O : 201 Hull Street, Ste. A $750 dn, $427/m. ation, please contact Court and entered in Case No. 14000063CAAXMX LUTHER HODGE; MORT- 2012-CA-000075-53 of the Richmond, VA 23224 The Putnam County Trans- $49,500. 877-500-9517 Administration in advance GAGE ELECTRONIC RE- portation Committee will of the date the service is Circuit Court of the SEV- GISTRATION SYSTEMS, CITIMORTGAGE, INC., 10/14/14, 10/21/14 meet on Tuesday, October Livestock needed: Court Administra- ENTH Judicial Circuit in Plaintiff INC. AS NOMINEE FOR GN and for PUTNAM County, Legal No. 00027839 28, 2014 at 2:00 P.M., in the tion, 125 E. Orange Ave., MORTG; BAYVIEW LOAN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, County Commissioner's Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, Florida wherein FEDERAL vs. SERVICING; ANY AND ALL SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Hay for sale in Pomona Mobile Homes NATIONAL MORTGAGE Conference Room located FL 32114, (386) 257-6096 at UNKNOWN PARTIES CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- at the Putnam County Gov- Park, starting @ $40. least 7 days before your ASSOCIATION is the ANTHONY L. MCCASKILL; CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Affordable living, quiet, Plaintiff and THE UN- ernment Complex, 2509 386-649-0867 scheduled court appear- LOQUITA MCCASKILL; UN- UNDER AND AGAINST THE Crill Avenue, Suite 200, Senior park, $3,500- ance, or immediately upon KNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEES, KNOWN TENANT #1 HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDU- CASE NO.: 2014-52-CA GRANTEES, ASSIGNEES, Palatka, Florida. $8,500, 386-698-3648 receiving this notification if Defendant(s) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF AL DEFENDANT(S) WHO Hay for sale: $40 & up. the time before the sched- LIENORS, CREDITORS, ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE JOHN A. COSTLEY, SR. lakecrescentflorida.com TRUSTEES, OR OTHER THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Dated 1st day of Novem- 386-659-2875, if no uled appearance is less NOTICE OF FORECLOS- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETH- and JOHN A. COSTLEY, II, ber 2013. than 7 days. Hearing or CLAIMANTS CLAIMING BY, answer please URE SALE NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ER SAID UNKNOW N Plaintiffs, For Sale or Rent voice impaired, please call THROUGH, UNDER, OR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN leave message. AGAINST, TIMOTHY D. BOARDOFCOUNTYCOM- 711. pursuant to a Final Judg- CASE NO.: 2012-CA- INTEREST AS SPOUSES, vs. MISSIONERS 2/1 $450/m + $450 sec BROWN, SR. A/K/ A ment of Foreclosure dated HEIRS, DEVISEES , or $13.9K 904-687-7212 TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, 0 0 0 0 0 1 - 5 3 PUTNAMCOUNTY,FLOR- TIM SMITH October 9, 2014, and GRANTEES, OR OTHER JACQUELINE SMITH, IDA CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE e n t e r e d i n WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, CLAIMANTS are Defend- Defendant. Free Animals COURT BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. 14000063CAAXMX of the ants. BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY Plaintiff, Shannon Burge, MSBU As- Mobile Home Circuit Court of the SEV- NOTICE OF ACTION sessment Coord. Free kittens to good By: /s/ Kelly Purcell BROWN, DECEASED; MEL- ENTH Judicial Circuit in The clerk of the court, Tim ONIE LYNN BROWN A/K/A vs. homes, approximately Deputy Clerk and for PUTNAM County, Smith, will sell to the TO: Jacqueline Smith 10/21/14 With Land MELONIE LYNN DUPONT Florida, wherein CITIMORT- highest bidder for cash at Address Unknown 3-4 months old, 1 boy, A/K/A MELONIE BROWN; GEORGE A. CARLUCCI; Legal No. 00019488 10/14/14, 10/21/14 GAGE, INC., is the Plaintiff JIM FRITCH; et al., the South Front Entrance 1 girl. 386-385-3676 2BR/1BA on Cooper Legal No. 00027790 THE UNKNOWN SPOUSE and ANTHONY L. MC- of the Putnam County YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an OF MELONIE LYN N Defendant(s). Lake, Interlachen area CASKILL; LOQUITA MC- Courthouse at 11:00 am, on action to foreclose a mort- MERCHANDISE RENT: BROWN A/K/A MELONIE CASKILL; UNKNOWN TEN- NOTICE OF FORECLOS- the 18th day of November, gage and note on the fol- Free kittens to good off Hwy 20. LYNN DUPONT A/K/A MEL- $550/m SELL: $49K ANT #1 NKA ANTHONY L. URE SALE PURSUANT TO 2014, the following de- lowing property in Putnam homes. 386-336-1480 or

ONIE BROWN N/K/ A 400 MCCASKILL, JR., are the CHAPTER 45 scribed real property as set County, Florida: possible owner finance. ROBERT WARNER; JOHN Defendant(s). Tim Smith as NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN forth in said Final Sum- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF D. MUSSOLINE, AS PER- the Clerk of the Circuit that sale will be made pur- mary Judgment, to wit: The West 25 feet of Lot 4 352-317-5880 THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL SONAL REPRESENTATIVE Court will sell to the suant to an Order or Final and the East 40 feet of Lot Lost & Found CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- OF THE ESTATE OF highest and best bidder for Summary Judgment. Final LOT 643 OF ST. JOHNS 5 of Block "A" of the BUD- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. cash, the South Front Door Judgment was awarded on HARBOR SUBDIVISION, INGTONS' SUBDIVISION of Animals RECREATIONAL CIVIL ACTION A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE 410 St. Johns Ave., Pal- July 28, 2014 in Civil Case UNIT TWO AS PER THE Lots 22 and 23 of BROWN, SR. A/K/ A atka, FL 32177, at 11:00 AM NO. 2012-CA-000001-53, of PLAT THEREOF RECOR- ROGERO'S ADDITION TO TIMOTHY DALE BROWN Found dog in Crescent 800 C A S E N O . : on November 13, 2014, the the Circuit Court of the DED IN MAP BOOK 5, PALATKA, according to the City. Please call Animal 542008CA000326CAAXMX A/K/A TIMOTHY D. BROWN following described prop- SEVENTH Judicial Circuit PAGES 11 AND 11C OF Map recorded in Map Book A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, erty as set forth in said Fi- in and for PUTNAM County, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF 2, Page 48 of the Office of Health Center for de- JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, DECEASED; HANNAH nal Judgment, to wit: Florida, wherein, WELLS PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- the Clerk of the Circuit scription. 386-698-2887 NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, BROWN WOFFORD A/K/A FARGO BANK, NA is the IDA. Court, Putnam County, Fuel Oil & Plaintiff, HANNAH MARIE WOF- LOTS 10, 11 AND 12 OF Plaintiff, and GEORGE A. Florida. FORD A/K/A HANNA MAR- BLOCK 19 OF PINEHURST, ANY PERSON CLAIMING IE BROWN, AS AN HEIR OF CARLUCCI; JIM FRITCH; Firewood If you've LOST a Pet. Vs. A SUBDIVISION OF PART UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- Parcel No.: 12-10-26-0970- check out the Dogs & THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY OF THE SOUTH HALF OF GEORGE CARLUCCI; UN- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF 0010-0040 BARBARA A. DICKINSON, D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A GOVERNMENT LOT 2, IN KNOWN SPOUSE OF JIM ANY, OTHER THAN THE R&J Wood Service Cats being held at et al, TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP 10 FRITCH; UNKNOWN TEN- PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Address: 2517 St. Johns Blackjack Oak, Oak, Putnam County Animal Defendant(s). SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, THE DATE OF THE LIS Avenue, Palatka, Florida BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. ANT #1; UNKNOWN TEN- $75/load delivered. Services @ ACCORDING TO PLAT ANT #2; UNKNOWN HEIRS, PENDENS MUST FILE A 32177 http://animal.pcso.us Boats & NOTICE OF RESCHED- BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY THEREOF RECORDED IN CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS 386-684-3116 BROWN, DECEASED ; BENEFICIARIES, DE- 386-329-0396 ULED SALE MAP BOOK 3, PAGE 61 OF VISEES, GRANTEES, AS- AFTER THE SALE. has been filed against you, Accessories NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SIGNEES, LIENORS; ANY and you are required to pursuant to an Order Res- JR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- AND ALL UNKNOWN WITNESS my hand and the serve a copy o your writ- Furniture & cheduling August 17, 2009 BROWN, AS AN HEIR OF IDA. PARTIES CLAIMING BY, seal of the court on Octo- ten defenses, if any, to it Lost: 20lb red tri-colored '86 Carver 2657 Mont- Foreclosure Sale dated Oc- THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY THROUGH, UNDER AND ber 14, 2014. on Timothy Keyser, J.D., Upholstery F. Beagle. Interlachen/ ego, exc. cond., lovingly tober 2, 2014, and entered D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A Any person claiming an in- the plaintiffs' attorney, TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, AGAINST THE HEREIN Hollister. Needs meds! maint. w/Magic Tilt trail- in Case No. 2008-CA- terest in the surplus from NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- CLERK OF THE COURT whose address is Post Of- FREE: Two 8ft long Reward! 684-9550 er $10K OBO 972-2920 000326 of the Circuit Court SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE the sale, if any, other than FENDANT(S) WHO ARE Tim Smith fice Box 92, Interlachen, of the Seventh Judicial Cir- BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. the property owner as of Florida 32148, on or before tables. 101 Carriage BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD cuit in and for Putnam the date of the lis pendens OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID By: /s/ Kelly Purcell 11/20/2014 and file the ori- Way, Palatka. Lost: Deaf, almost blind, 26' Flat bottom boat, County, Florida in which BROWN, DECEASED; MEL- must file a claim within 60 UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Deputy Clerk ginal with the clerk of this 386-328-8500 JPMorgan Chase Bank, Na- ONIE BROWN A/K/A MEL- days after the sale. CLAIM AN INTEREST AS court either before service 15 yr old female black metal roof, 40hp, depth tional Association, is the ONIE LYNN BROWN A/K/A SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- IMPORTANT on plaintiffs' attorney or dog, Interlachen area. finder, pleasure, fish, Plaintiff and Barbara A. MELONIE LYNN DUPONT, Dated this 13th day of Oc- VISEES, GRANTEES, OR If you are a person with a immediately thereafter; Items $25 or 386-684-9448 shrimp, $2,450 546-9445 Dickinson, Robert D . GUARDIAN FOR ETHAN tober, 2014. OTHER CLAIMANTS are disability who needs an ac- otherwise a default will be Dickinson, Sheila Dickin- LAW BROWN A MINOR Defendants. commodation in order to entered against you for the Less son, are defendants, the CHILD, AS AN HEIR OF Tim Smith access court facilities or relief demanded in the TRANSPORTATION Putnam County Clerk of THE ESTATE OF TIMOTHY As Clerk of the Court The clerk of the court, Tim participate in a court pro- complaint or petition. FOR RENT the Circuit Court will sell to D. BROWN, SR. A/K/A By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Smith, will sell to the ceeding, you are entitled, 2 Cast Iron plants in 3 REAL ESTATE 900 the highest and best bid- TIMOTHY DALE BROWN, As Deputy Clerk highest bidder for cash at at no cost to you, to the DATED on 10/08/2014 600 SR. A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE gallon pots. Like lots of der for cash in/on Front the South Front Entrance provision of certain assist- shade! $15 for both. Steps of the Putnam BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY D. IMPORTANT of the Putnam County ance. To request such an TIM SMITH County Courthouse, 410 St. BROWN A/K/A TIMOTHY If you are a person with a Courthouse at 11:00 am, on accommodation, please As Clerk of the Court 386-325-7649 Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL BROWN; J. SCOT T disability who needs an ac- the 20th day of November contact Court Administra- NOONEY, ESQUIRE , , 32177, Putnam County, commodation in order to 2014, the following de- tion in advance of the date By: /s/ Ruth Milligan 4 pairs women's jeans, Florida at 11:00 a.m. on the GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR access court facilities or scribed real property as set the service is needed: As Deputy Clerk 6th day of January, 2014, ETHAN LAW BROWN, A participate in a court pro- forth in said Final Sum- Court Administration, 125 sz 26 - 2 reg. blue, 1 lt the following described MINOR CHILD, AS AN HEIR ceeding, you are entitled, E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, 10/21/14, 10/28/14 blue, 1 black, all for $20. OF THE ESTATE OF mary Judgment, to wit: property as set forth in at no cost to you, to the Daytona Beach, FL 32114, Legal No. 00027938 386-684-2154 said Final Judgment of TIMOTHY D. BROWN, SR. provision of certain assist- LOT 6, BLOCK D IN RE- (386) 257-6096. Hearing or Foreclosure: A/K/A TIMOTHY DALE ance. To request such an PLAT OF "N" AND "O" IN voice impaired, please call BROWN, SR. A/K/ A accommodation, please FIRST ADDITION TO WHIS- 711. THAT PORTION OF LANDS TIMOTHY DALE BROWN contact Court Administra- PERING PINES SECTION AS DESCRIBED IN OFFI- A/K/A TIMOTHY D. BROWN tion at least 7 days before OF PLANTATION PINES II, 10/21/14, 10/28/14 CIAL RECORDS BOOK 784, A/K/A TIMOTHY BROWN, your scheduled court ap- ACCORDING TO THE PLAT Legal No. 00027993 PAGE 480 OF THE PUBLIC DECEASED; ANY AND ALL pearance, or immediately THEREOF RECORDED IN RECORDS OF PUTNAM UNKNOWN PARTIES upon receiving this notific- MAP BOOK 5, PAGE 94, IN COUNTY, FLORIDA, LYING CLAIMING BY, THROUGH, ation if the time before the THE OFFICIAL RECORDS Classified WITHIN SECTION 48 , UNDER, AND AGAINST scheduled appearance is OF PUTNAM COUNTY, TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH , THE HEREIN NAMED INDI- less than 7 days; Court Ad- FLORIDA. F RANGE 27 EAST, MORE VIDUAL DEFENDANT(S) ministration, 125 E. Or- PARTICULARLY DE- WHO ARE NOT KNOWN TO ange Ave., Ste. 300, TOGETHER WITH: 1980-60 SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BE DEAD OR ALIVE , Daytona Beach, FL 32114; FOOT DOUBLEWIDE MO- COMMENCE AT THE MOST WHETHER SAID UN - (386) 257-6096. Hearing or BILE HOME DESCRIBED Line Ad EASTERLY CORNER OF KNOWN PARTIES MAY voice impaired, please call AS FOLLOWS: LANDS DESCRIBED IN CLAIM AN INTEREST AS 1(800) 955-8770. Merchandise for Sale SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- 1. ID 6334-A, TITLE NUM- BOOK 784, PAGE 480; VISEES, GRANTEES, OR 10/21/14, 10/28/14 BER 17533781, RI-49342 THENCE RUN NORTH 28 OTHER CLAIMANTS; FIRST Legal No. 00027953 2. ID 6334-B, TITLE NUM- DEGREES 06 MINUTES 20 COAST COMMUNITY BER 17533782, RI-49343 R 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon SECONDS WEST, 308.60 CREDIT UNION; STAND-UP FEET TO THE MOST MRI & DIAGNOSTIC CNT ANY PERSON CLAIMING NORTHERLY CORNER OF PA; MERCHANTS ASSOCI- AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN ATION COLLECTION DIVI- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS SION ON BEHALF OF DOC- ANY, OTHER THAN THE BOOK 784, PAGE 480 ; TORS IMAGING GROUP PROPERTY OWNER AS OF THENCE SOUTH 61 DE- LLC; FLAGLER HOSPITAL THE DATE OF THE LIS Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. GREES 53 MINUTES 40 INC.; PUTNAM COM- PENDENS MUST FILE A SECONDS WEST, 329.50 MUNITY MEDICAL CEN- CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS FEET, COINCIDENT WITH TER; are the Defendants, AFTER THE SALE. E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails THE NORTHWESTERLY The Clerk of the Court will LINE OF LANDS AS DE- sell to the highest and best Dated this 13th day of Oc- SCRIBED IN SAID OFFI- bidder for cash at SOUTH tober, 2014. CIAL RECORDS BOOK 784, FRONT DOOR O THE PUT- PAGE 480 AND THE POINT NAM COUNTY COURT- CLERK OF THE COURT Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. OF BEGINNING; THENCE HOUSE, 410 SAINT JOHNS Tim Smith SOUTH 28 DEGREES 06 AVENUE, PALATKA, FLOR- Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 MINUTES 20 SECONDS IDA 32177 at 11:00AM, on By: /s/ Kelly Purcell EAST150.00 FEET ; the 13th day of November, or 1825 St. Johns Avenue 2014, the following de- Deputy Clerk E THENCE SOUTH 61 DE- scribed property as set GREES 53 MINUTES 40 IMPORTANT Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. SECONDS WEST, 290.50 forth in said Final Judg- ment: If you are a person with a FEET TO THE SOUTH- disability who needs an ac- WESTERLY LINE O F THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF commodation in order to LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN access court facilities or Name: SAID OFFICIAL RECORDS LAND SITUATED IN FED- ERAL POINT, PUTNAM participate in a court pro- BOOK 784, PAGE 480; ceeding, you are entitled, THENCE NORTH 28 DE- COUNTY, FLORIDA, THE SAME BEING A PORTION at no cost to you, to the Address: GREES 06 MINUTES 20 provision of certain assist- SECONDS WEST 150.00 OF THE PEDRO COCIFA- CIO GRANT, CALLED AT ance. To request such an FEET TO THE MOST accommodation, please Phone: WESTERLY CORNER OF ONE TIME THE DEEP CREEK, IN SECTION 37, contact Court Administra- LANDS AS DESCRIBED IN tion in advance of the date OFFICIAL RECORDS TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH , Find What You’re RANGE 27 EAST, THE the service is needed: Ad: BOOK 784, PAGE 480; Court Administration, 125 Looking for in a Snap! SAME BEING MORE PAR- THENCE NORTH 61 DE- E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, GREES 53 MINUTES 40 TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMEN- Daytona Beach, FL 32114, SECONDS EAST, 290.50 (386) 257-6096. Hearing or FEET TO THE POINT OF CING ON THE WESTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF voice impaired, please call BEGINNING. TOGETHER 711. WITH A MOBILE HOME AS THE ORANGE MILLS TO FEDERAL POINT HARD A PERMANENT FIXTURE 10/21/14, 10/28/14 AND APPURTENANCE SURFACED COUNTY Legal No. 00027988 THERETO, DESCRIBED ROAD AT THE CENTER- AShop S :the Classifieds A for gifts 2 to 0 give 0 2 LINE OF DORR'S BRANCH, FLEETWOOD/SPRINGHILLyourself and others! THENCE RUN NORTH- Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. DOUBLEWIDE MOBILE ERLY AND ALONG THE HOME BEARIN IDENTIFIC- WESTERLY RIGHT-OF- ATION NUMBER(S) WAY LINE OF AFORESAID GAFL134A74762SH21 AND COUNTY ROAD FOR A DIS- GAFL134B74762SH21 AND TANCE OF 255.82 FEET, TITLE NUMBER(S) TO AN IRON PIPE SET ON 0085594174 AND THE NORTHERLY RIGHT TUESDAY.indd0085594226. 2 OF WAY LINE OF MILL 10/20/14 2:34 PM A/K/A 210 PINE TREE STREET, WHICH IRON ROAD, EAST PALATKA, FL PIPE IS THE POINT OF BE- 32131 GINNING OF THIS DE- SCRIPTION; THENCE CON- Any person claiming an in- TINUE NORTHERLY AND terest in the surplus from ALONG THE WESTERLY the sale, if any, other than RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF the property owner as of AFORESAID COUNTY the date of the Lis Pen- ROAD FOR A DISTANCE dens must file a claim with- OF 280 FEET TO AN IRON in 60 days after the sale. PIPE; THENCE RUN WEST- ERLY AND AT RIGHT Dated in Putnam County, ANGLES TO SAID COUNTY Florida this 6th day of Oc- ROAD, FOR A DISTANCE tober, 2014. OF 248.25 FEET TO AN IRON PIPE, THENCE RUN Clerk of the Circuit Court SOUTH 8 DEGREES EAST Putnam County, Florida FOR A DISTANCE OF 133.5 By: /s/ Ashley Darby FEET, TO AN IRON PIPE Deputy Clerk SET ON THE NORTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ATTENTION: PERSONS AFORESAID MILL STREET; WITH DISABILITIES THENCE RUN SOUTH If you are a person with a 64DEGREES AND 30 disability who needs an ac- MINUTES EAST AND commodation in order to ALONG THE NORTHERLY participate in this proceed- RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF ing, you are entitled, at no MILL STREET FOR A DIS- cost to you, to the provi- TANCE OF 253.75 FEET TO sion of certain assistance. THE IRON PIPE AT THE Please contact Court Ad- POINT OF BEGINNING AND ministration, 125 E. Or- TO CLOSE. ange Ave., Ste. 300, Daytona Beach, FL 32114, A/K/A 501 FEDERAL POINT 386-257-6096, within 2 days ROAD, EAST PALATKA, FL of your receipt of this no- 32131 tice. If you are hearing im- paired, call 1-800-955-8770. Any person claiming an in- THIS IS NOT A COURT IN- terest in the surplus from FORMATION LINE. To file the sale, if any, other than response please contact the property owner as of Putnam County Clerk of the date of the Lis Pen- Court, 410 St. Johns Ave., dens must file a claim with- Palatka, FL 32177, Tel: in sixty (60) days after the (386) 329-0251; Fax: (386) sale. 329-1223. WITNESS MY HAND and 10/14/14, 10/21/14 the seal of this Court on Legal No. October 13, 2014. Tim Smith Clerk of the Circuit Court By: /s/ Ruth Milligan Deputy Clerk **See Americans with Dis- abilities Act If you are a person with a disability who needs an ac- commodation in order to access court facilities or participate in a court pro- ceeding, you are entitled, at no cost to you, to the provision of certain assist- ance. To request such an accom- modation, please contact Court Administration in ad- vance of the date the ser- vice is needed:

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