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Veterans Memorial Plaza on the Palatka riverfront could see renovations soon, as city commissioners are expected to discuss potential changes during Thursday’s regular commission meeting. Earlier this month, Palatka Commissioner Mary Lawson Brown told the commission she would like to see a splash pad on the riverfront instead of the Brown

Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News See PALATKA, Page 5A Fireworks lit up the midway during the annual Blue Crab Festival Saturday night. Blue Crab culminates in Memorial Day fete ‘Say a prayer for them every day’

BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Bill Thompson, the senior vice Palatka Daily News commander of the local VFW post, reminded everyone that Memorial Local residents on Monday took Day is less about cookouts and festi- PETE SKIBA / Palatka Daily News time away from the rides and revelry vals and all about remembering Barge New York 30 hits the water at about of the Blue Crab Festival to partake American soldiers who paid the ulti- 5:30 p.m. Saturday during its christening and in the Memorial Day ceremony at mate price. launch at St. Johns Ship Building in Palatka. the riverfront in Palatka. “This holiday is dedicated to Members of the VFW Post 3349 remembering those who gave their presided over and prayed during the lives while serving in the armed forc- memorial ceremony, which was held es,” Thompson said. A young girl listens to the memorial service during beneath the entertainment tent at Memorial Day activities Monday. More Memorial Palatka ship Riverfront Park. See MEMORIAL, Page 5A Day photos, Page 2A. builder launches INDEX Advice ...... 6A Parade stirs memories for military families 11,000-ton Briefing ...... 2A Classified/Legals ...... 10A BY ASIA AIKINS the year. Comics ...... 6A Palatka Daily News A somber moment followed the Horoscope ...... 6A roar of the parade, as four helmets fuel barge Lottery...... 9A Residents were decked out in red, and boots were mounted atop a Obituaries ...... 7A white and blue Monday morning, large Army Reserve truck. Opinions ...... 4A BY PETE SKIBA lining St. Johns Avenue for the Historically, Memorial Day is Palatka Daily News Sports ...... 8A annual Memorial Day parade. observed in remembrance of those Sudoku ...... 10A Junior ROTC members led the U.S. service members who died for Scheduled to move fuel from New York to parade, followed by local veterans, their country. Maine, the appropriately named inland fuel- The Voice of veterans’ organizations and service Seven-year-old Hayden Starling tanker barge New York 30 made a splash at Putnam County members, whom the day’s festivities Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News said he enjoyed the big trucks and its launch after 5:30 p.m. Saturday. honored. Above, Bunny Brown wears a old vehicles featured in this year’s Christened with a bottle of champagne by since 1885 “It’s great to see people out,” said patriotic hat. Below, A man and boy parade. Patricia DiZazzo, the 274-foot-long boat slid Lester Sheppard, a past chaplain for reach for a flag during the Memorial “I like all the old cars. I have an smoothly into the water at the St. Johns VOL. 127 • NO. 104 Palatka American Legion Post 45. “I Day Parade on Monday. old truck,” he said. Ship Building Inc. plant. PALATKA, FLA. wish more people would come out to Hayden’s sister, 4-year-old “It’s like waiting for a baby,” DiZazzo said. support our vets. It’s very impor- Kennedy Tillis, said she liked the “I am extremely honored to have been asked tant.” horses. to christen the barge.” Public Notices An Army veteran, Sheppard said Their mother, Palatka resident DiZazzo waited along with the man she on Page 10A he has made appearances in Ashley Tillis, said she brings her dates, Joe DiCunzolo, the barge’s owner. By mail, 1 section Palatka’s patriotic parades for the children to the Memorial Day DiCunzolo said he ordered the 30,000-barrel last seven or eight years. Through parade every year. barge about a year ago. the American Legion, he helps sup- port his fellow veterans throughout See PARADE, Page 5A See LAUNCH, Page 5A

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helped ensure the safety of bee hives near citrus trees. It’s is now part of a Announcements strategy released by the White House. PUTNAM COUNTY State agriculture officials say bee colonies play a critical role in helping Schools registering for pollinate Florida’s agricultural com- modities and stabilizing the nation’s pre-K, kindergarten food supply. The following is a list of schools Citrus and honey production and holding round ups for entering pre-k pollination services for many agricul- and kindergarten aged children. tural commodities are important sec- n Mellon Elementary, guidance tors of Florida’s $120 billion agricul- suite, 301 Mellon Road, Palatka, 9 ture industry. a.m. to noon Friday. Stop by and pick up registration information for chil- miami dren turning 5 before Sept. 1, 2015 or for children turning 4 before Sept. Miami, Orlando schools 1, 2015. Details: Cissy Brewer at ditch Styrofoam trays 329-0593, ext. 202. n Interlachen Elementary School, The school districts in Miami and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Wednesday, 251 Orlando are removing Styrofoam Grand Ave., Interlachen. Details: trays from school lunchrooms and 684-2130. replacing them with compostable Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Items needed: parent’s driver’s plates made of recycled newsprint. Veterans from the Burt Hodge American Legion post wave as they ride in the annual Memorial Day Parade along St. license, child’s birth certificate, The Urban School Food Alliance Johns Avenue Monday morning. child’s Social Security Card, current made the announcement last week. Florida school physical, current It’s part of an effort to use the pur- At left: The Florida Immunization Sheet, and chasing power of large districts to Palatka High proof of residence. produce environmentally conscious School ROTC led changes. the Memorial Day PALATKA School districts in New York, Los Parade along St. Johns Avenue Angeles, Chicago, and Dallas also Monday morning. Perishable food to be are included in the project. Together, given away June 3 they will remove 225 million plastic Below right: Teri foam trays a year. Keller and Chris Farm Share, in partnership with School districts have relied on the Gibbs relax in front volunteers from First Baptist, First foam trays because they cost 4 cents of the St. Johns Presbyterian, St. James United apiece, compared to their composta- River Saturday Methodist, St. Mark’s Episcopal, and ble counterparts that average about after spending the St. Monica Catholic churches and 12 cents each. The compostable day at the Blue the USDA will have a mobile food plates bought through the alliance Crab Festival. pantry 9 a.m. until noon, or until cost about 5 cents each. food is gone Wednesday, June 3 in Below left: A the First Baptist Church parking lot, orlando young girl enjoys 501 Oak St. one of the roller There will be fresh produce, frozen Dedication planned for coaster rides at the foods, dairy, bread, and bakery new Orlando VA hospital Blue Crab Festival items. Check the weather before on Saturday. coming to prepare to wait in line, Department of Veteran Affairs comfortably; bring a folding chair, Secretary Robert McDonald is among empty bags and containers for food. the dignitaries planning to be at the Distribution of numbers begins at dedication of a new VA medical cen- 8 a.m. to those in line; first come ter in Orlando. basis. The medical center is being dedi- Details: 325-9777. cated Tuesday, years behind sched- ule. The center’s groundbreaking was in 2008 and it had been expected to be completed in 2012. Felony Arrests The VA blamed the delays on prob- lems with contractors. The complex has 134 inpatient beds, 120 beds in a community living May 22 center and a 60-bed rehabilitation John Markham Armstrong, 45, facility. Palatka: failure to appear. The $665 million dollar facility is Ronald Vern Covell, 37, expected to employ 3,500 workers Interlachen: burglary. and serve as many as 115,000 veter- Michael Lee Durham, 36, ans each year. Hollister: two counts fraud – false PALATKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT statement; two counts dealing in sto- p ensaCOLA len property. 7-Day Local Forecast Edward Henry Gingras, 49, Panhandle welcomes Florahome: battery. thousands of LGBT tourists Paul Antwan Jackson, 33, Hawthorne: moving traffic violation. Thousands of LGBT tourists are Tyrone Demond Jenkins, 38, spending their Memorial Day week- Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Palatka: robbery. end on Florida Panhandle beaches. Partly Cloudy Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Few T-storms Few T-storms Sunny Alvin Anthony McCaskill, Palatka: Lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans- two counts possession of marijuana. gender people have vacationed in 88 / 70 87 / 70 86 / 68 86 / 69 88 / 70 88 / 67 89 / 68 Pensacola Beach and Navarre Beach Precip Chance: 10% Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 5% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 0% every Memorial Day for decades. The Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast May 23 gatherings have grown throughout Victoria Castro, 20, Crescent City: the years and are an important part Today we will see partly cloudy skies with a high temperature of 88º, humidity fraud. of the region’s busy summer tourism of 74%. East wind 6 to 14 mph. The record high temperature for today is 103º set Rantrell Nicholas Madison, 35, season. 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ in 1953. Expect partly cloudy skies tonight with a slight chance of showers and Locka: trafficking cocaine; traffick- Pensacola Beach bars, restau- 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, thunderstorms, overnight low of 70º. Light winds. The record low for tonight is 50º ing heroin. rants, shops and hotels are catering 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, set in 1979. Wednesday, skies will be mostly sunny with a high temperature of 87º, Devin Thoams Sapp, 28, Palatka: to the LGBT crowd by hosting spe- 11+: Extreme Exposure humidity of 69%. East wind 6 to 14 mph. contempt of court. cial events and offering deals. Parties, special performances and Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week other activities were planned Sunrise today ...... 6:28 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times May 24 throughout the holiday weekend. Sunset tonight...... 8:19 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM Tyheia Tarnia Lewis, 36, Palatka: Today 6:23-8:23 5:53-7:53 Sat 9:19-11:19 8:49-10:49 failure to appear. tampa Wed 7:06-9:06 6:36-8:36 Sun 10:07-12:07 9:37-11:37 David Eugene Williams, 55, Thu 7:48-9:48 7:18-9:18 Mon 10:57-12:57 10:27-12:27 Palatka: larceny Deputy on leave after Full Last New First Fri 8:33-10:33 8:03-10:03 www.WhatsOurWeather.com firing at armed man 6/2 6/9 6/16 6/24 A sheriff’s deputy is on adminis- State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days State News trative leave after firing at an armed Today Farmer's Growing Degree Days man outside a Tampa home. City Hi/Lo Which U.S. city has the most Date Degree Days Date Degree Days According to the Hillsborough Daytona Beach ...86/70 s sunshine? 5/18 30 5/22 28 talla hassee County Sheriff’s Office, deputies Gainesville...... 90/69 t 5/19 30 5/23 28

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052615a2.indd 1 5/25/15 2:28 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 State News Blue Crab Festival: Looking Back cocoa Woman poised to join supercentenarians A central Florida woman is poised to join the ranks of super- centenarians. Mattie Mae Cisrow will turn 110 years old on Saturday. Her family threw her an early birthday party last weekend in Cocoa. Cisrow’s son said that his mother “didn’t want a big fuss.” Even so, Mayor Henry Parrish offered Cisrow her second key to the city — she received her first one at age 105. Cisrow was born May 30, 1905, in Morgan, Georgia. She moved to Cocoa in 1935 and started a restaurant with two sis- ters. She continued to bake pastries until she was 100. Her daughter said that while Cisrow ended her education after sixth grade, she encouraged her three children to finish college, no matter how long it took.

bradenton Rutgers football player jailed for robbery One of the many performing bands at the Blue Crab Festival played for the crowd Saturday evening. Authorities say a Rutgers football player is jailed in south- west Florida on a robbery charge. The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office said that Rutgers defen- sive back Darian Dailey and another suspect confronted a bicy- clist with a gun early Sunday and demanded money. The bicyclist got their license plate number as they drove away, and authorities arrested the pair in Manatee County. Dailey, 19, of Bradenton, was held Monday in the Manatee County jail on a Sarasota County warrant charging him with robbery with a firearm. Jail records didn’t show whether he had an attorney. The other suspect, 19-year-old Trazelle Johnson of Sarasota, also was jailed on the same charge. Rutgers coach Kyle Flood told the news station that school officials “are aware of the situation and are gathering facts.”

melbourne Crowd assaults police officer making arrest Authorities say a hostile crowd assaulted a Florida police officer while he was trying to arrest a combative man. Melbourne Police say the officer was arresting 22-year-old Phoenix Low of Melbourne early Saturday on a city ordinance violation of carrying an open container of alcohol. A police statement says Low became combative and attempt- ed to run before the officer wrestled him to the ground. Cmdr. Vince Pryce says a crowd gathered and began striking and pulling at the officer, who took out his Taser and told “the aggressive advancing crowd” to get back. Pryce says the officer suffered cuts and bruises. Tom Sattler holds up a blue crab that was destined for the cooking pot as the Blue Crab Vicky Miles of Interlachen dressed Along with the ordinance violation, Low was charged with Festival vendor cooked blue crab dinners Saturday afternoon. up her ferret, Snickerdoodles. resisting an officer and battery on a law enforcement officer. He was released late Sunday from the Brevard County jail.

miami Woman missing from boat off Miami Rough surf is creating dangerous conditions for swimmers and complicating rescue efforts along Florida’s coastline. A swimmer was missing Monday off Ormond Beach, where another person was unresponsive when pulled from the water by beach patrol. Also Monday, the Coast Guard searched for a 26-year-old woman missing from a boat returning to suburban Miami from Stiltsville, a cluster of homes built on pilings in Biscayne Bay. A search was called off for an 11-year-old boy who disap- peared Saturday off Jacksonville. On Sunday, authorities used a personal watercraft to bring a woman to shore in the same part of Little Talbot Island, but a man remained missing. Beachgoers pulled two men from the water Sunday on Daytona Beach Shores. Officials said one died, and the other remained hospitalized.

Key west Blue Crab Festivalgoers enjoy one of the rides at the festival Fireworks lit up the midway during the annual Blue Crab Festival City paints rainbows into some crosswalks Saturday afternoon. Saturday night Key West’s famed Duval Street will become even more color- ful with new rainbow-colored crosswalks. The crosswalks will be painted this week at the intersection Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / of Duval and Petronia streets, just a couple blocks away from American author Ernest Hemingway’s Key West home. Palatka Daily News

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052615a3.indd 1 5/25/15 4:51 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam County, Florida sin ce 1885 Today is Tuesday, May 26, the W Ayne K NUCKLES, Publisher 146th day of 2015. There are 219 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 . Th is day in Putnam: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1937, Palatka Daily News communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal headlines: “War clouds gather is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the over Europe,” and “Blood Shed in teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, Biggest Steel Strike in Two quality and hard work. Decades.” TOM W OOD, C HAIRMAN In 1946, the owner of the DINK NESMITH , P RESIDENT Howell Theatre in Palatka announced plans to build a new, OtheR VI EWS modern-equipped theater on a “ Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features vacant lot across from the existing on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not theater on Lemon Street. It was necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. never built.

T oday’s Highlight in History: On May 26, 1940, Operation Dynamo, the evacuation of some 338,000 Allied troops from Helen Dunkirk, France, began during World War II.

On this date: In 1521, Martin Luther was banned by the Edict of Worms Gordon because of his religious beliefs and A few words of praise writings. In 1865, Confederate forces west of the Mississippi surren- dered in New Orleans. Davis for America’s trees In 1868, the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson ended with his acquittal on the ale-dominated Florida govern- “I think that I shall never see They do no harm, they simply remaining charges. ment was not ready for Helen A poem as lovely as a tree …” grow …” In 1938, the House Gordon Davis when she became e can forgive Joyce Jody In the summer of my 16th Un-American Activities the first Hillsborough woman Kilmer for his mixed year, I worked for a firm that Committee was established by M metaphor, but we get Delzell made barrel staves, which were Congress. elected to the Legislature in 1974. the idea he loved trees, used for water containers on In 1942, the U.S. War Many lawmakers were condescending if W as most of us do. Those of us who Liberty (cargo) Ships during Department formally established not contemptuous of the former home- grew up in a rural setting got acquainted by World War II. An oddity: My brother served the Armed Forces Radio Service. maker, actress, model and community necessity with trees, and there was no better during WWII on a Liberty Ship in the naval The Tule Lake Segregation Center activist, who was easy to underestimate. place than Tennessee. There are more kinds of gun crew, and one of their water barrels was for Japanese-American wartime But opponents did so at their peril. Her trees growing in that state than any other stamped with that company’s name. He was in internees opened in northern male colleagues soon learned the gra- state in the country. the middle of the Red Sea when he discovered California. cious, stylish Davis, who died May 18 of A recent article said Tennessee passed a law it. In 1954, explosions rocked the that said whiskey made in the state could not It may have been Davy Crockett who said, “I aircraft carrier USS Bennington heart failure at age 88, was not intimidat- be called Tennessee whiskey unless it was wasn’t born in a log cabin, but my parents off Rhode Island, killing 103 sail- ed or deterred by their sexist antics. Soon aged in new, charred, white-oak barrels. That’s moved into one just as soon as they could ors. (The initial blast was blamed they were the ones who were changing because the world-famous distillery that afford one.” This country had plenty of trees, on leaking catapult fluid ignited their behavior. They quickly learned makes Jack Daniel’s Old Number Seven in especially red oak, and virtually every house by the flames of a jet.) Davis was a fearless crusader for the Lynchburg, Va., ages its whiskey in that man- for 200 years was built of logs, or sawn logs In 1960, U.N. Ambassador underdog. ner. Their “used’ barrels are then sold to win- into timber, and still are. Henry Cabot Lodge accused the eries and other whiskey makers for their aging “Tie a yellow ribbon Soviets of hiding a microphone She had dealt with much worse than process. But now they have to range far and ‘round the old oak tree …” inside a wood carving of the Great chauvinistic lawmakers. As an 8-year-old, wide to find enough white oak to supply their As a teenager, I lived in the same house my Seal of the United States that had she lost her father to tuberculosis and cooperages. great-grandfather built in 1828. It was built of been presented to the U.S. she ended up being hospitalized by the “Whose woods these are I think I know, red oak logs, barked and squared and chinked Embassy in Moscow. disease for nearly two years. Later she His house is in the village though …” with lime mixed with local red clay. It was four In 1969, the Apollo 10 astro- would be among the first white females The town of Tullahoma is only a few miles rooms downstairs and two huge rooms upstairs nauts returned to Earth after a in Florida to become a member of the from where I spent my early years. A tannery with huge fireplaces in each end. Even the successful eight-day dress there made leather harness for horses and chimney bricks were made from local red clay, rehearsal for the first manned NAACP and helped desegregate the lunch spun off a small industry of manufacturing fired to the hardness of a rock. The split-cedar- moon landing. counter of the Tampa Woolworth’s store baseball gloves. And because of the plentiful shingled roof never leaked. That old house was In 1972, President Richard M. in the 1960s — when civil rights activists local ash trees, they began manufacturing a fortress. It was still being used until demol- Nixon and Soviet leader Leonid were frequently attacked. baseball bats. They made a deal to manufac- ished 10 years ago. Brezhnev signed the Anti-Ballistic In Tallahassee, where she served in the ture the famous Louisville Slugger bats for Lemon wood for bows, hickory for arrows. Missile Treaty in Moscow. (The House and the Senate, she fought for some time. The town gained a lot of publicity Persimmon for golf clubs, ash for baseball U.S. withdrew from the treaty in rights of women and minorities, worked when big-league stars began visiting to select bats. 2002.) wood for their personal bats and having them Oak for kegs and barrels, cedar for buckets In 1981, 14 people were killed to improve public schools and sought to made to order. Apparently, big league baseball and churns. when a Marine jet crashed onto protect consumers, including fighting an isn’t as fussy about the bats players use as the Pine, poplar, maple, walnut and cherry for the flight deck of the aircraft car- archaic lien law that allowed a Tampa NFL is about footballs. furniture. rier USS Nimitz off Florida. couple to lose their $30,000 home “Oh, they cut down the old pine tree, Rosewood for musical instruments. In 1994, Michael Jackson and because of an unpaid $256 plumbing bill. And hauled it away to the mill …” Teak and mahogany for sailing boats. Lisa Marie Presley were married When the Legislature refused to study My grandfather, on my mother’s side, devel- “The woods are lovely, dark and deep in the Dominican Republic. why women and minority state employ- oped a small cottage industry manufacturing But I have promises to keep …” baseball bats from hickory and ash, along with Ten years ago: ees were paid less for the same job than handles for axes, hoes and shovels. Jody Delzell is a former publisher of the Daily News. President George W. Bush white men, Davis raised private dona- “Trees are the kindest things I know, [email protected] received Palestinian leader tions to pay for the report. Reforms soon Mahmoud Abbas at the White followed. House; Bush called Abbas a coura- Although a social liberal, she was a fis- geous democratic reformer and cal watchdog and was particularly upset Public F orum bolstered his standing at home by non-elected boards levying taxes. with $50 million in assistance. Though she took guff from no one, she out to my wonderful office get involved and to vote in Five years ago: mostly handled opposition with disarm- Putnam County staff and to the approxi- honor or memory of a veter- BP launched its latest bid to ing wit. She once told us how a lawmaker mately 200 Election Day an. plug the gushing well in the Gulf ridiculed her attempts to win funding for voters did well workers, which also included of Mexico by force-feeding it heavy a community radio station with an eclec- our military veterans Charles Overturf drilling mud, a maneuver known tic play list. He dismissed it as a gay sta- I want to thank the voters (American Legion Post 45), Supervisor of Elections as a “top kill” which proved unsuc- of Putnam County for their who have adopted several of Putnam County cessful. TV personality Art tion. Davis sharply deflated the boorish participation in the four our precincts. Your willing- Linkletter died in Los Angeles at critic, saying he must be confused elections of the past eight ness to work long hours and age 97. because it played reggae music. The sta- months. The percentage of your dedication and profes- Bardin needs tion got the funding. voters for these elections sionalism is deeply appreci- One year ago: That was Helen Gordon Davis, charm- was definitely better than ated. faster ambulance Pope Francis honored Jews ing, fearless and relentless. She is best the state average and also I believe the purpose of killed in the Holocaust and in ter- known for being a champion of women, better than most all of our the elections office is to response times rorist attacks during a visit to the surrounding counties. serve candidates, every Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial but she made Florida a better place for Also, I appreciate the hun- party, and every voter equal- I’ve lived in Bardin for 18 in Jerusalem as he wrapped up all citizens. dreds of comment cards that ly and professionally, and to years and my health is bad. his Mideast pilgrimage. – The Tampa Tribune were returned. Please know provide everyone with the On one occasion I had to call that I read every card and information and knowledge 911 for an ambulance and it T oday’s Birthdays: that your comments, sugges- to help them make an took them about 25 minutes to Sportscaster Brent Musberger tions, and ideas were greatly informed decision concern- get here. I, myself, think that is 76. Rock musician Garry appreciated and that some ing candidates and issues. the county commissioners Peterson (Guess Who) is 70. changes have already been All of us as citizens have should seriously consider get- Singer Stevie Nicks is 67. F Y I made certain rights and privileges, ting an ambulance in Bardin Actress Pam Grier is 66. Actor I also would like to thank and one of the most impor- to keep the people who don’t Philip Michael Thomas is 66. There is a major movement to help honeybees, who are Brandon Oliver, Asia Aikins tant is the right to vote. have the 25 minutes to wait as Country singer Hank Williams losing valuable habitat all over the world. Bees are the and the Palatka Daily News Please remember that all of I did. This should be seriously Jr. is 66. Actress Margaret Colin most important part of the pollination process, and it’s editorial team for your arti- our rights came about considered by the county com- is 58. Country singer-songwriter important for all of us to make small changes to protect, cles and coverage of the elec- because of the sacrifice of missioners instead of some of Dave Robbins is 56. Actor Doug nurture and support bee populations. One easy way to tions. I appreciate your some many before us. the things they are talking Hutchison is 55. Actress Genie help is to beautify your lawn with untreated flower and interest in writing about So, as we begin prepara- about now. Francis is 53. Comedian Bobcat plant varieties that bees love. Consider flowers like lilacs, each of the candidates and tions for the very busy 2016 Goldthwait is 53. Singer-actor lavender, verbena and sage. Also, plant vegetables and the election process. election cycle, I encourage Harold D. Short Lenny Kravitz is 51. Actress herbs like tomatoes, pumpkins, sunflowers, oregano, mint A big thank you also goes all citizens to decide now to Bardin Helena Bonham Carter is 49. and rosemary. Not only do honeybees love them, they are Distance runner Zola Budd is 49. all fairly easy to grow, too. Rock musician Phillip Rhodes is 47. Actor Joseph Fiennes is 45. The urban legend is that if you toss some pennies into a Write to us Actor-producer-writer Matt birdbath, the copper will help prevent the growth of The Palatka Daily News welcomes letters to the editor and will print as many as possible. Letters Stone is 44. Actress Elisabeth algae. But any gardener who has tried this trick recently should be 350 words or fewer. Typewritten letters are preferred. They must include the author’s Harnois is 36. Actor Hrach may be in for a surprise. Pennies minted after 1982 are name and town of residence for publication. Writers should include a phone number where they Titizian is 36. not pure copper. In fact, they are made mostly from zinc, may be contacted by a newsroom clerk; letter writers’ numbers will not be published. Letters with just a tiny bit of copper. If you want to prevent algae about issues of concern to Putnam County residents will be given the highest priority. The Daily Thought for Today: growth in your birdbath or vases, try this instead: Pick up News editorial staff will reject any letter it deems to be potentially libelous or inappropriate. A “Courage is being scared to some copper wire or copper plumbing pieces from the letter writer can expect no more than one letter to be published within a 30-day period. death — and saddling up any- home improvement store. The concentration of actual cop- way.” — John Wayne, American per is higher, and it will do the trick of keeping the water Send your letter to: Letters to the Editor, Palatka Daily News, P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178, actor (born this date in 1907, died clear. e-mail [email protected]; or fax 312-5226. 1979).

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The steel comes from machinists worked on the barge’s movement into the Storms flood Plains, Midwest, Jacksonville, Barfield said. now christened “New York water launched a wave over Launch It is all recycled steel. 30.” Torok added, the barge the other side of the slip continued from PAge 1A “All steel is recycled,” is of a significant type. causing fish to flop on land. Barfield said. “The steel “This barge has a lot of The families of workers at killing 3, forcing evacuations here might have been a valves on deck,” Torok said. the christening, especially “Working with St. Johns Model A in an earlier life.” “It is a ‘tandem loading’ children, ran to the flopping By Seth Robbins and a woman in Tulsa died in a (Ship Building) was great,” Fulfilling other business, barge. Two separate prod- fish and tossed smaller ones Associated Press traffic-related crash. In Texas, DiCunzolo said. “Bobby the company also continues ucts like gasoline and bio- back in the water or put a a man’s body was recovered Barfield gave us a good building 4,000-horsepower diesel can be loaded for prize in a bucket for dinner. SAN MARCOS, Texas — from a flooded area along the product. I can’t wait to get it tugboats for a Baltimore transport.” Record rainfall wreaked havoc Blanco River, which rose 26 in the water.” company. The newly After christening, the [email protected] across a swath of the Plains feet in just one hour and left Barfield, the ship build- launched barge has no and Midwest on Sunday, caus- piles of wreckage 20 feet high, er’s vice president for pro- engines and depends on tugs ing flash floods in normally dry authorities said. duction, said the company for its mobility. riverbeds, spawning tornadoes “It looks pretty bad out has built about eight barges Steve Torok added details Jenkins Middle School and and forcing at least 2,000 peo- there,” said Hays County so far. The barge launched expected of a marine engi- C.L. Overturf Jr. Sixth Grade ple in Texas from their homes. emergency management coor- Saturday weighs 11,000 neer. The 30,000-barrel Parade Center percussionists provid- Tornadoes struck, severely dinator Kharley Smith, short tons, or 22 million capacity goes way back to continued from PAge 1A ed a marching beat. damaging an apartment com- describing the destruction in pounds. After the installa- when petroleum barrels The River City Players, plex in Houston, Texas. A fire- Wimberley, a community that tion of thick steel plate, it used for transport held Azalea and Putnam County fighter in Oklahoma was swept is part of a fast-growing corri- can crash through heavy ice about 42 gallons. The parade began at 11th Fair pageant winners, the to his death while trying to res- dor between Austin and San in the northern climate’s At various times, 30 to 50 Street, traveled east on St. Phenomenal Princesses cue people from high water Antonio. rivers or lakes. ship fitters, welders and Johns Avenue and ended at group, a local swim club and Third Street. pirates also participated in Area first responders and this year’s parade. Putnam County commission- ers made appearances, while [email protected]

tion of the park has mature oak and pecan canopy, which Palatka makes it ideal for passive rec- continued from PAge 1A reation and fishing from the Putnam County Commission shoreline.” Chairman Karl Flagg speaks Griffith said staff proposes during a memorial service plaza fountains. She said the the city construct a wooden Monday at the Blue Crab fountains have not operated in boardwalk specifically for fish- Festival. years because copper piping ing from the shoreline. He was stolen from it. said the city could construct a According to city docu- boardwalk 12 feet past the ments, Brown went to Palatka existing shoreline without Projects Manager Jonathan additional Florida Griffith with her concerns. Department of Environmental “Staff also suggests that the Protection or Army Corps per- CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News city develop a plan with the mitting. veterans to renovate Veterans Putnam County Supervisor Memorial Plaza and replace of Elections Charles Overturf “We’re honored, very hon- keynote speaker, Tony Carbo, After the ceremony, Carbo the existing pond with a vault- Jr. will also attend Thursday’s ored, to make sure all (branch- reminded everyone to not take posed for photos with local ed stormwater system (esti- meeting, discussing a residen- Memorial es of the military) are repre- for granted the freedoms for residents, and he and mated at $150,000),” Griffith cy ordinance the former city continued from PAge 1A sented,” Flagg said. “They did which soldiers fought and Thompson received gratitude said. “This would be an ideal commission passed. it because of their love of God, died. from numerous people. location for the splash pad The ordinance, passed in their love of this great nation Having served in Korea, Before ending his keynote suggested in the 2009 December, requires that city After Thompson, who pre- and their love of their commu- Grenada, Vietnam and other speech, Carbo encouraged peo- Riverfront Master Plan.” commission candidates live in sided over the event, recog- nity.” countries, Carbo told the ple to not restrict their grati- The plaza also includes the Palatka for at least a year prior nized the elected officials in Flagg urged everyone to crowd that while they should tude for soldiers to just one submarine veterans memorial to their qualification for office. the crowd, he honored local take a moment of their day to always thank veterans for day a year. in honor of the U.S.S. Tang. Overturf is requesting fur- veterans and then read a remember the sacrifices of not their service to the nation, And he said all branches of Brown said she’s had a lot of ther direction in verifying city Memorial Day proclamation only the fallen soldiers, but Memorial Day is not necessar- the military should be recog- calls from people who are con- residency. signed by President Barack also the family and friends of ily about the living. nized when people thank sol- cerned about fishing availabil- Palatka City Commission Obama. those soldiers. “Today is not about the vet- diers. ity along the shoreline as the meetings are at 6 p.m. the sec- County Commission If it weren’t for the men and erans,” he said. “It’s not about “Not just today, remember city completes renovations at ond and fourth Thursday of Chairman Karl Flagg, accom- women in the armed forces, me or any veterans here. It’s the fallen,” Carbo said. “Say a Riverfront Park. each month at Palatka City panied by other elected offi- Flagg said, people would not about those veterans in those prayer for them every day.” “The middle portion of the Hall, 201 N. Second St. cials, thanked veterans for even be able to gather for boxes. They cashed in to give park has yet to be addressed,” their service to the nation. Memorial Day ceremonies and you your freedom.” [email protected] Griffith said. “The middle por- [email protected] He also paid tribute to the similar events. men and women who died dur- “As we gather here today, ing service, telling the crowd our hearts are touched,” he Pet of the Day the freedoms people take for said. “We do understand that granted were made possible this is a day of remembrance.” MAPLE by those soldiers. After Flagg’s address, the

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CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 41 Computer 24 Revival shout 37 Stayed 1 Resinous availability 25 Art-class 38 Deliberate deposit 44 Disquiet model 40 Civvies Roommate shirks responsibility 4 FDR had 48 Whacked 26 Be too sweet 41 Klutz’s cry three weeds 27 Readies (hyph.) Dear Harriette: My roommate In your case, you may want to to discuss height differences in a 7 Daydream 49 Inexplicable champagne 42 Comic-strip and I recently made the bad deci- charge her for the services that positive light out of the context 51 Give a wolfish 28 Blazer possum 11 Big fuss sion of getting a dog in our apart- you provide. Find out how much a 12 Modicum look 30 Fly traps 43 Legendary of her and her boyfriend, but she 14 Fat cat’s 52 Fill to excess 32 Really big archer ment. Before we got the puppy, dog walker gets paid in your area, is still rude about it. Should I let victim 53 Fall behind tees 45 Feels crummy we both agreed to have “shared and charge her 50 percent of that her continue to project her inse- 15 Oily fish 54 Wrestler’s grip 34 Gift-tag word 46 Ginger cookie custody” of the pet. A month later, cost per week. How much does a curities or privately tell her that 17 Style 55 Tire filler 35 Valet 47 Like custard Saturday’s Answer 18 Quantity 56 Secret agent employer 50 Rte. mappers unsurprisingly, I am the only one groomer cost, etc.? If you present she can stop pretending and that 19 Shelved who is doing the dirty work like her with a weekly bill that reflects it’s OK her boyfriend is shorter indefinitely DOWN cleaning, feeding and walking our the services she agreed to provide, 21 ER staffers 1 Sand than her? — Height Differences, 22 NASA mandala dog. Every time I confront her you may end up starting an honest Seattle counterpart builder about this, she denies not doing conversation, though it is doubt- Dear Height Differences: 23 Bamboo 2 Mr. Sandler any of the work. I have confront- ful that she will fork over the muncher 3 Chanel of Now is the time to stop tiptoeing ed her several times since then, money. If you have a shared bill 26 Movie fashion around that elephant. Privately and there have been no changes. from which you can deduct that reviewer 4 Type of tell her that you believe that it 29 Down Under sausage What should I do or say to my amount, you can try recouping 5 Wharf locales makes her uncomfortable that her birds roommate to get her to do her your loss that way. Just make sure 30 Sheet-music 6 Sault — Marie boyfriend is shorter than she is. share of the work without causing that you don’t put your electricity symbol 7 Badgerlike Why? Because she is constantly 31 Rowing team marsupial too much tension? — Lopsided or rent in jeopardy doing so. pointing out — in a derogatory member 8 “American —” Care, Syracuse, New York Dear Harriette: One of my 33 Unite 9 Fries or slaw manner — reflective relation- 34 Cuisine 10 Pay attention Dear Lopsided Care: Sadly, friends is in a long-term relation- ships, i.e. couples who are simi- 35 Get better 13 Modified you cannot force your roommate ship with a boy who is shorter 36 In the vicinity 16 Turkish to care for the dog, even though than her. I do not think height lar to her and her boyfriend. Tell 38 Expenses people her how rude it is to make the 39 Archer’s 20 Get real! you made an agreement. Your should be seen as an issue, but need (2 wds.) story is all too familiar, even as it she denies the obvious height dif- judgmental comments that she 40 Bon — 23 Hard bench sounds childish. This is typically ference between them and goes makes about these couples. Ask what little children do when they on to make fun of girls who her if she realizes that she is talk- HOROSCOPE beg their parents for a pet and date shorter guys. I know she is ing about herself. Plead with her For Tuesday, May 26, 2015 VIRGO AQUARIUS never lift a finger to care for it. In using the mocking as an outlet for to stop saying these things. It is (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) their case, they may have privi- her insecurities, but it creates an not only mean to those people, it Career and money matters will Be open to new experiences. Examine your professional leges taken away. elephant in the room. I have tried is hypocritical. begin an upward trend. Careful An invitation that initially might direction carefully. A possibility investing and saving strate- seem unappealing will bring an to increase your earnings is likely gies will improve your financial unexpected benefit. Don’t be too to emerge. Networking with busi- BRIDGE status, providing greater stabil- quick to say “no” or walk away. ness associates is a good way LIBRA ity in the future. Choosing an to keep abreast of marketplace This is the same deal as in contract. However, after she won intellectually challenging position (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) events. will prove to be rewarding and Don’t allow anyone to treat you PISCES yesterday’s column, but in one the first trick with dummy’s spade profitable. poorly. Chances are, the person (Feb. 20-March 20) of my classes, a woman hold- ace and led a trump, East went in GEMINI causing you grief has jealousy ing the South cards made a very (May 21-June 20) Today is all about fun and with her king and shifted to her issues. Your unique ideas make games. You should get out and heavy weak jump overcall of three Quarrelsome family members you appealing and popular. experience enjoyable activi- singleton club. Declarer took that or colleagues will be hard to deal SCORPIO hearts. This understandably was ties with the people you like to and played a high trump to East’s with. Lie low, and keep your opin- (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) passed out. spend time with the most. A new ions to yourself. It would be wise Romance is looking good. You ace. Now East had to get West on romantic connection is worth How did the defense go against to work on a solitary project away can bring in some extra cash by exploring. three hearts? lead to receive a club ruff. But from the turmoil. marketing one of your original CANCER ARIES I had anticipated South’s inter- did West hold the spade king or ideas. A person from your past (March 21-April 19) (June 21-July 22) will come back into your life. vening with two hearts, West’s diamond ace? A chance encounter with an SAGITTARIUS Don’t try to force your ideas on raising to two spades, and East’s West knew that her partner had intriguing individual will brighten (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) others. Give everyone a chance your day. You have a lot on your If you are being taken advan- to make up his or her own mind. jumping to four spades. led a singleton club. She had care- You will be surprised to see where plate, but if you keep plugging tage of, consider severing ties and Then, as explained yesterday, fully dropped a suit-preference away, you will be proud of what moving on from an unhappy alli- someone else’s perspective leads Clare Booth Luce, whose best- East gets home by ruffing his you accomplish. you. club three at trick three and also ance. Protect against theft of your known play, “The Women,” has an low heart with dummy’s spade LEO possessions and your ideas. TAURUS had played low-high in trumps. (July 23-Aug. 22) CAPRICORN (April 20-May 20) all-female cast, said, “Because I jack. So East, getting the message, led Stop procrastinating. If you (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Romance is heating up. Share am a woman, I must make unusual Against three hearts, West led have all the information you need, A business or personal partner your intentions and ideas. You efforts to succeed. If I fail, no one her lowest spade. South saw four her diamond nine. West overtook make a firm decision and stick will be able to form a strong, will feel out of sorts. Go out of will say, ‘She doesn’t have what top losers (two hearts and two dia- and gave her partner the club ruff. with it. Wavering between vari- your way to include him or her in long-lasting friendship if you vol- ous choices will end up wasting whatever you are doing in order to unteer to help a charitable or it takes.’ They will say, ‘Women monds), so thought she would have Then East cashed the diamond everyone’s time. win points. benevolent organization. don’t have what it takes.’” to find the club queen to make her king for down one. Pretty! COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker DILBERT Scott Adams

JUMPSTART Robb Armstrong FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE Lynn Johnston

BLONDIE Dean Young & John Marshall THE BORN LOSER Chip Sansom

BABY BLUES Jerry Scott & Rick Kirkman GARFIELD Jim Davis

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page at www.JohnsonOverturf that point, he found himself presiding. A funeral Mass will Obituaries funerals.com. drawn to the Catholic faith. be celebrated Wednesday, May Arrangements are under And before the year was up, 27 at 11 a.m. in St. John the the direction of Johnson- he had joined the Catholic Evangelist Catholic Church, Cell phone provider Obituaries are paid adver- Overturf Funeral Home in Church. Several years later in 106 North Manitoba Ave. in tising written by funeral Palatka. 1983, after becoming involved Interlachen with Bishop Felipe homes based upon information in lay ministry at St. Monica J. Estévez as celebrant. A provided by families. Death Parish in Palatka, Father Bob reception will be held at St. notices are brief announce- made a Cursillo, an intense John the Evangelist Catholic needs diesel to stop ments published at no charge. Robert L. Napier weekend retreat experience. Church. Burial will be held at While praying in the chapel, a later date. Rest in Peace, Good and he recognized in himself a Please visit his memorial Perry L. Jones very strong desire to become a page at www.williamsthomas- massive shut-down Faithful Servant priest. The following fall he funeralhome.com. Perry L. Jones, 89, of entered the seminary. For further information, Palatka, passed away, Father Robert Lee Napier He was ordained to the contact Williams-Thomas Associated Press “MTN’s available reserves Saturday, May 23, 2015 at passed into eternal life on priesthood by Bishop John J. Downtown, (352) 376-7556. are running low and the com- Putnam Community Medical Tuesday, May 19, 2015, after Snyder on May 19, 1990. Since Nigeria’s leading cellphone pany must source for a signifi- Center following a brief ill- suffering from his ordination, he served as a provider said Sunday it cant quantity of diesel in the ness. a long and parochial vicar at Holy Faith urgently needs diesel to pre- very near future to prevent a A native of Cottondale, Ala., chronic illness. Parish in Gainesville from Otis Boyd vent shutting down services shutdown of services across he resided in Palatka since He was 67. It 1990-1992, St. Paul Parish in countrywide — the latest busi- Nigeria,” corporate services 1990, coming from Green Cove was the very Jacksonville Beach from 1992- Otis “Crabman” Boyd, 94, of ness hit by a months-long fuel executive Akindale Goodwill Springs. day he would 1998, St. Michael Parish in the Harlem Community, crisis in Africa’s biggest oil tweeted. Perry retired have celebrat- Fernandina Beach from 1998- passed away Monday, May 25, producer. The crisis began when oil from the U.S. ed his 25th 2002 and pastor of St. John 2015 at Haven Hospice Many aircraft have been suppliers, hit by tightened Navy follow- anniversary to the Evangelist Parish in Roberts Care Center following grounded with foreign airlines credit lines and unpaid inter- ing 20 years of service and had the priesthood. Interlachen from 2002 until an extended illness. diverting to other African est, said the government owes been active in the Fleet Father Napier is survived by he retired in 2014. Father Arrangements will be countries to fuel for flights them as much as $1 billion for Reserve for 10 years. After his his parents, Howard and Bob, a fourth-degree Knight, announced by Johnson- abroad. fuel and subsidies going back time in the Navy, he worked Margaret Napier of Brewster, was also chaplain to the Overturf Funeral Home in Some radio stations have to October 2014. They said with the Clay County Sheriff’s Ohio; his brother, James Knights of Columbus Council Palatka. been silenced. they could no longer afford to Office and then worked 20 (Michelle) of Westlake Village, 8917 and the Knights of Nigeria’s woefully erratic supply fuel. years as a lieutenant with the Calif., and their children Columbus Assembly 2760. He electricity supply keeps busi- Oil tanker drivers unpaid Florida State Prison in Starke. Christian and Lindsay; and his also served as a diocesan nesses dependent on diesel by the suppliers started strik- He ended his working career sister, Kathleen (Steve) Napier- Spiritual Advisor for Cursillo. Carolyn O. Holloway generators. Nigeria produces ing last week and were joined with the Green Cove Springs Levine of Ooltewah, Tenn., and Father Bob touched the more than 2 million barrels of Thursday by other oil work- Police Department. Perry was their children Tyler and C.J. lives of many, especially his Carolyn Oglesby Holloway, petroleum a day, but imports ers. a member of Providence He was born on Oct. 2, 1947 parishioners in Interlachen. 88, of East Palatka, passed almost all refined fuel because The government, reeling Baptist Church and a 50-year and grew up on a farm outside He is credited with establish- away Monday, May 25, 2015 its refineries aren’t main- from halved international Mason. In his leisure time, he of Brewster, Ohio. He attend- ing a ministry for the Hispanic at Haven Hospice Roberts tained. prices for petroleum that enjoyed hunting and fishing. ed Kent State University and Catholic community in Care Center following an The party of President-elect provides more than 80 per- He was preceded in death the University of Akron earn- Interlachen where he said extended illness. Muhammadu Buhari on cent of its revenue, is so by his parents, Percy Lee ing a bachelor’s degree in psy- Mass in Spanish for them on a Arrangements will be Sunday accused President cash-strapped it is borrowing Jones and Eula Ida James chology. He later attended St. regular basis. “I look at life as announced by Johnson-Overturf Goodluck Jonathan’s govern- to pay salaries, the finance Jones, a son, Grant Lee Jones, Meinrad College in Indiana a journey,” he said in an arti- Funeral Home in Palatka. ment of deliberately wrecking minister said earlier this and a sister, Mary Estell and St. Vincent de Paul cle after his ordination in the economy. month. Jones Perkins. Regional Seminary in Boynton 1990. “Sometimes we recog- “The whole scenario reeks Minister Ngozi Okonjo- He is survived by his wife of Beach, where he received a nize Christ along the way, of sabotage,” spokesman Lai Iweala denied the debt on 24 years, Alva Jones of master’s degree in divinity. sometimes we don’t. It’s not Samuel B. Johnson Jr. Mohammed said in a state- Friday, telling journalists Palatka, his stepdaughter, Prior to becoming a Catholic an easy road and for people ment. “Never in the history of the suppliers are asking the Jackie Bowman (Robert) of priest, Father Napier worked who don’t have Jesus Christ in Samuel B. “Sam” Johnson our country has any govern- government to pay their for- Florahome, his sons, Kenneth for Allegheny Airlines, now their lives, I don’t know how Jr., 67, of Palatka, entered the ment handed over to another eign exchange differential Ellswick of Tennessee, James U.S. Airlines, and served on they do it.” sunset of life on Sunday, May a more distressed country: No losses caused by the naira’s Elllswick of Tampa and the personal staff of President Deacon Fred Brown, who 24, 2015 at Putnam electricity, no fuel, workers slump from about 160 to the Timothy Ellswick (Gloria) of Jimmy Carter during his served closely with Father Community Medical Center are on strike, billions are dollar in December to today’s Green Cove Springs, two administration. He eventually Bob at St. John the Evangelist following a brief illness. owed to state and federal 218. grandchildren and two great- came to Interlachen as a part- Parish, said he was a very Arrangements are entrust- workers, 60 billion dollars are She accused oil suppliers of grandchildren. ner in an antique business spiritual man and a wonderful ed to the care of Karl N. Flagg owed in national debt and the holding Nigerians to ransom Services will be at 1 p.m. and he worked for the Putnam mentor. “He had a deep love Serenity Memorial Chapel. economy is virtually ground- and said she has asked the Wednesday, May 27 at County School Board. for the Lord,” said Deacon ed.” Central Bank of Nigeria to Providence Baptist Church in It was in Interlachen that Fred. “He once told me (as a Buhari takes office on verify the figures because Bardin with Pastor Rudy Father Bob said he had one of deacon) if you are going to err, Friday. “there has been so much Howard officiating. Burial will those unexplainable mystical always err on the side of Irene Rich MTN Nigeria, which has 50 fraud allegations and scams follow in Providence experiences that initiated a mercy.” million-plus customers, tweet- in this business of oil market- Cemetery. The family will series of changes in his life. “I A vigil service will be held Edith Irene Rich, 89, of ed that cellphone service will ing.” receive friends Wednesday at walked into a Catholic today, Tuesday, May 26, from Bardin passed away peaceful- start deteriorating in 24 hours the church from noon until the Church,” he recounted, “and 6:30-8 p.m., with prayer ser- ly at her residence following if it doesn’t find diesel. Some time of services. found that Mass was going vice beginning at 7 p.m. in an extended illness. customers already are experi- Prayer to Memories and condolences on.” Father Bob, a Methodist, Holy Faith Catholic Church, Arrangements will be encing problems and Nigeria’s may be expressed to the fami- had often had thoughts of 747 NW 43rd St. in Gainesville, announced by Masters landline network collapsed St. Jude Novena ly at Perry’s Book of Memories becoming a minister, but from with Father John Phillips V.F. Funeral Home in Palatka. years ago. May the sacred heart of Jesus Palatka Moose Lodge 184 be adored, and Chapter 1915 glorified, loved Scandals blamed for election results would like to thank all of the generous and preserved sponsors, donators and volunteers throughout the By Ciaran Giles his party had eroded public ished a strong third and fourth. who helped during the world now and Associated Press support. We Can leader Pablo “We have to get closer to the Iglesias said Monday the result 9th Annual Bob Clark forever. Sacred MADRID — Spain’s prime Spanish people and communi- spelled the end of the two-par- Golf Tournament Heart of Jesus minister acknowledged cate better with them,” Rajoy ty system that has dominated have mercy Monday he was disappointed told a news conference after a Spain for nearly 40 years. Double Platinum Hole Sponsors: Beck Automotive Group with his party’s showing in meeting of his party’s national “The message is that 2015 on us. Platinum Hold Sponsors: Palatka LOOM 184 Bingo, local elections, which he attrib- executive committee. He said will be the year of change,” he Cook’s Hammock Country Store & Campground St. Jude, worker uted largely to austerity mea- he had no plans to reshuffle said. Gold Hole Sponsors: Dwain Powell, Moose on Bikes, of miracles, sures his government was com- his Cabinet. Between them, the Popular Neil Strickland Roofing, Bill Hall pelled to take during Europe’s The opposition Socialists, Party and the Socialists only pray for us. recent debt crisis and a recent who came in second with 25 garnered 52 percent of the Silver Hole Sponsors: Blue Lagoon Car Wash, Billy Jones, Futch’s Power Depot of Palatka, L&L Tees, string of political scandals. percent of the vote, saw their nationwide vote Sunday, down Mathew’s Mini Storage, Big Boys Play Toys, Joey Hall Say this prayer The elections Sunday in total number of supporters from 65 percent in the 2011 Station, Sunrise Marina, Frank Cone, Mema’s, Maid many Spanish cities and drop half a million to 5.6 mil- election, but they did manage to Order, DJ’s Billiards, Blue Sky Roofing, Hi Level, 9 times a day, by regions dealt a serious blow to lion in the ballot for seats in to avert the political meltdown Interlachen Hitchcock’s, Missy Hall the 8th day your Mariano Rajoy’s governing more than 8,100 town halls some had predicted. 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052615a7.indd 1 5/25/15 3:16 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 PAGE 8A SIDELINES MARK BLUMENTHAL All-County Girls Basketball All-County Player Profiles ELEXUS BANKS The Jacksonville Englewood transfer filled a huge need for Palatka after its second- and third-leading scorers graduated in 2014. A Fabulous sophomore small forward, Banks averaged 11 points, six rebounds and a team-high 3.5 finals steals for the Panthers. “She was our second scorer (along with Tamera Roberts). in store We were wondering who was going to fill that role behind Jonell (Williams),” PHS coach he top sports stories in anoth- Jason Shaw said. “She scored er Weekend That Was: on a lot of fast breaks off steals. Banks 5. Defending champion She’s got a lot of talent. She has TFlorida leads five other a bright future ahead of her.” Southeastern Conference teams into the College Softball World Series. TAZARIAH JOHNSON Alabama, Tennessee, LSU and The Crescent City senior returns to the all-county Auburn are also representing the team for a second year and once again, her scoring SEC. was critical to the Raiders’ dis- 4. On Saturday, the Chicago trict runnerup finish and state Blackhawks score in overtime to playoff berth. She averaged an win, 5-4, and knot their best-of-7 even 10 points a game, totaling Western Conference final with the 51 rebounds and 24 steals dur- Anaheim Ducks at 2-2. Then on ing a 5-17 season. Sunday, goalie Ben Bishop gets the “She’s just a better player shutout with 26 saves to lead the than the rest of the team,” Tampa Bay Lightning to the 2-0 vic- Raiders coach Veronica Glover tory over the New York Rangers in said. “She’s got ball-handling Game 5 in Madison Square Garden skills and is going to take more to take a 3-2 Eastern Conference shots than anyone else. We’ll Johnson series lead. need players to step up next 3. The Cleveland Cavaliers and year.” Golden State Warriors move closer to a meeting in the NBA Finals after ANGIE MATTHEWS beating the Houston Rockets and Matthews made a splash as a Atlanta Hawks, respectively, in their freshman for a much-improved conference finals. Interlachen team. A combina- 2. Carl Edwards ends a 31-race tion guard/small forward, losing streak by coming across the Matthews averaged nine points, finish line in first place at the Coca- three assists and five steals per Cola 600 on Sunday night at the game for the Rams. Charlotte Motor Speedway, his first “She has a tremendous win at that course. upside,” said IHS coach Cedric 1. Juan Pablo Montoya captures Hall. “Once she narrows down his second Indianapolis 500 and first the sport she wants to pursue Matthews in 15 years as he wins the venerable (basketball, volleyball or soft- Memorial Day race on Sunday at the ball), she’s going to be good. Brickyard, beating out Will Power at She’s a good overall athlete.” the finish line. Our topic of discussion: 3. Coming JAYDA PEREZ close to the finals. Interlachen’s junior shooing From everything everyone is say- guard is all-county for the first ing, you can pretty much book it. The Daily News File Photo time, averaging 12 points and NBA Finals seem set with the Golden Palatka’s Jonell Williams has been county Prep Girls Basketball Player of the Year four steals per game. Hall State Warriors, the team that has every year she laced it up for the Panthers believes she was his team’s sported the NBA’s best record most of most improved player. the season, and the Cleveland “She made a lot of points off Cavaliers, who could easily be called the fast break that she didn’t the Cleveland LeBrons considering make last year,” the coach said. how much this superstar has put his “Once she’s able to spot open team on his back this postseason teammates, that will actually with the injuries to the team’s other Impressive Slate Perez open her up to better shots.” superstars, Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving. TAMERA ROBERTS First the Warriors. The 115-80 PHS’ Williams finishes illustrious career on court This is the second all-county destruction the Warriors inflicted on honor for Roberts, who made an the Houston Rockets in front of their By Andy Hall n Four times Daily News Putnam important transition to the point home crowd on Saturday night was Palatka Daily News County Player of the Year, the last three for Palatka. She had a team- self-explanatory. The Warriors sim- of which have been a foregone conclusion. high five assists per game to go ply wanted to let the Rockets and The numbers – 2,046 career points, n Three times all state. with 11 points and two steals for their fans know that they should 1,574 career rebounds – may never be n A McDonald’s All-American nominee. a district championship team. have stolen that second game in matched by a Palatka High School basket- Then there are the team achievements “She still led us in three-point Oakland. That may have been the ball player, male or female. – four straight district championships, two shooting,” Shaw said. “Without a Rockets’ only chance to be in the The individual accolades are stagger- Jarvis Williams Holiday Tournament person leading at the point, we series. ing: championships, 2014 regional finalist and would have been in trouble. She Now the Rockets have the unenvi- n Seven all-county honors. That won’t a fixture in the class 5A Top 10. still scored from the point. Roberts able task of having to win four happen again unless Peniel Baptist All this, and Jonell Williams is a month Outside of that, she still orches- straight against the best defensive Academy brings back basketball and a away from starting over with a clean slate. trated on offense and created team in the league? I simply say, sixth-grader makes the team right off the things. She was very unselfish.” “Good luck with that.” Not gonna bat. See WILLIAMS, Page 9A – Compiled by Andy Hall happen. It may be premature, but let’s congratulate the Warriors on their first trip to the finals since the magical 1974-75 run that saw them sweep the team with the best record STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS in the league, the K.C. Jones-coached Washington Bullets (yes, kids, look it up, they had another name before Kersey, they became the Wizards). Lightning Is league Most Valuable Player Stephon Curry playing as well as the great Rick Barry did 40 years ago? Phiel take You bet he is. Curry just set the play- closing in off record for most 3-point field goals in a year. The Warriors, who have been just tough all season long with tourney complementary players such as Klay on finals Thompson, Andrew Bogut, Harrison By Greg Walker Barnes and Draymond Green, are Daily News correspondent By Fred Goodall looking like the team to beat. Associated Press But that is unless LeBron James Adam Kersey of Hastings and and the Cavaliers have something to Jason Phiel of Palatka took night TAMPA – Steven Stamkos knows say. So far, the Cavaliers have bass tournament Thursday at Corky what it’s like to come close to getting imposed their will on a Hawks team Bell’s Landing with a total weight of to the Stanley that seems lost in this series, not 13.23 pounds. It included the big Cup finals and having an answer for James and his fish of the night, tipping the scales wind up not GAME 6 “supporting cast” that includes cast- at 6.59 pounds. playing on the offs like Iman Shumpert, J.R. Smith, Launching from Palatka City GREG WALKER / Palatka Daily News NHL’s biggest Rangers at a former Best Sixth Man of the Year Dock at 5:30 p.m., the anglers have Adam Kersey, left, and Jason Phiel show off their winning fish. stage. Lightning, winner with the New York Knicks, barely three hours to catch fish, It happened to 8, tonight, Tristan Thompson and surprising then travel to the weigh site. But the tournament’s six paying places: fisherman, took time from his busy the Tampa Bay NBC Sports Matthew Dellavedova, an Australian with a moderate number of teams “We caught our fish in the water on schedule to fish with his young son Lightning four import who has stepped up at the competing, it makes the weekly a pole.” Siler. The father/son team were years ago, and right time. event competitive and fun. Matt and Wyatt Kinney of fourth with 11.83 pounds to split a the three-time All-Star is determined As the night’s winners in a field of Bunnell were second with 12.73 $120 check. to not let another opportunity slip See BLUMENTHAL, Page 9A 36 boats, Kersey and Phiel’s payoff pounds to take home $260. Another father/son team, Mark away. was $500 and an additional $180 for Evan McCloud and Scooter and Adam Newburn of San Mateo, After a slow start to the playoffs, having the largest bass. Goodson of Palatka took third place brought 10.68 pounds to the scales the high-scoring team captain helped ANDY HALL When asked about the how and money with 12.19 pounds and col- and earned $80. the speedy Lightning push the New Sports Editor 312-5239 where of their victory, the response lected $180. [email protected] was no different from anyone else in Palatka’s Cliff Prince, a BASS pro See TOURNEY, Page 9A See LIGHTNING, Page 9A

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1924 Lora Corum & Joe Boyer San Diego 21 24 .467 6½ CALENDAR 1923 Tommy Milton Colorado 18 25 .419 8½ Rockets stay alive behind Harden NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION 1922 Jimmy Murphy Sunday’s Games schools, leagues and recreation 1921 Tommy Milton Miami 5, Baltimore 2 HOUSTON – James Harden scored a playoff departments and are subject to 1920 Gaston Chevrolet Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 2 change without notice. GOLF 1919 Howdy Wilcox Atlanta 2, Milwaukee 1 career-high 45 points and the Houston Rockets led 10:30 a.m. Golf Channel NCAA Division I women’s 1918 NO RACE - WWI Pittsburgh 9, N.Y. Mets 1 from start to finish to avoid elimination in the TUESDAY, May 26 3:30 p.m. Golf Channel championship, quarterfi- 1917 NO RACE - WWI Washington 4, Philadelphia 1 No events scheduled nals and semifinals, at 1916 Dario Resta St. Louis 6, Kansas City 1 Western Conference finals with a 128-115 victory Bradenton 1915 Ralph DePalma Arizona 4, Chicago Cubs 3 over the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 on WEDNESDAY, May 27 1914 Rene Thomas San Diego 11, L.A. Dodgers 3 No events scheduled MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 1913 Jules Goux Colorado 11, San Francisco 2 Monday night. 7 p.m. ESPN Nationals at Cubs 1912 Joe Dawson Monday’s Games The Rockets used a playoff record-tying, TIDES 7 p.m. FS Florida Marlins at Pirates 1911 Ray Harroun Colorado 5, Cincinnati 4 45-point first quarter to build a big lead. They 7 p.m. Sun Sports Mariners at Rays N.Y. Mets 6, Philadelphia 3 Palatka City Dock 10 p.m. ESPN Braves at Dodgers San Francisco 8, Milwaukee 4 were up by 22 in the second quarter when Stephen High Low BASEBALL Washington 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Curry landed on his head in a nasty spill and Today 10:39A,11:23P 5:59A,6:24P St. Louis 3, Arizona 2, 10 innings May 27 11:32A, ––––– 6:53A,7:09P NBA PLAYOFFS AL Standings Pittsburgh 4, Miami 2 missed about 12 minutes before returning. May 28 12:16A,12:24P 7:45A,7:53P 8:30 p.m. TNT Eastern Conference finals, East Division L.A. Dodgers 6, Atlanta 3 His first field goal after returning came on a Hawks at Cavaliers, W L Pct GB San Diego at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. St. Augustine Beach Game 4 Tampa Bay 24 22 .522 — Tuesday’s Games 3-pointer that got Golden State within six points High Low New York 23 22 .511 ½ Miami (Undecided) at Pittsburgh with less than 8 1/2 minutes remaining. But Today 2:44A,3:25P 9:21A,9:50P NHL PLAYOFFS Baltimore 20 22 .476 2 (Locke 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Harden, who had 17 points in the fourth quarter, May 27 3:36A,4:18P 10:08A,10:43P 8 p.m. NBC Sports Eastern Conference finals, Boston 21 24 .467 2½ Washington (Zimmermann 4-2) at May 28 4:29A,5:10P 10:54A,11:34P Rangers at Lightning, Toronto 21 26 .447 3½ Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 1-1), 7:05 scored the next seven points as part of 10 straight Central Division p.m. Game 6 W L Pct GB Colorado (J.De La Rosa 1-2) at by Houston to push the lead to 114-98. AUTO RACING Kansas City 28 16 .636 — Cincinnati (Lorenzen 1-1), 7:10 p.m. Klay Thompson had 24 points and Curry added FRENCH OPEN TENNIS Minnesota 26 18 .591 2 Philadelphia (Williams 3-4) at N.Y. 23 for Golden State, which moved a win away from Coca-Cola 600 5 a.m. ESPN2 Second-round matches, Detroit 26 20 .565 3 Mets (deGrom 5-4), 7:10 p.m. Full results for the Coca-Cola 600 at Paris Cleveland 20 24 .455 8 San Francisco (Bumgarner 5-2) at its first trip to the NBA Finals since 1975 after held Sunday at Charlotte Motor Chicago 19 23 .452 8 Milwaukee (Garza 2-6), 8:10 p.m. routing Houston 115-80 on Saturday night to take Speedway (start position in parenthe- West Division Arizona (Bradley 2-1) at St. Louis sis): 33. (39) David Gilliland, Ford, 392, 1988 Rick Mears W L Pct GB (Jai.Garcia 0-1), 8:15 p.m. a 3-0 lead in the series. 1. (3) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 400, $115957. 1987 Al Unser Houston 29 17 .630 — San Diego (Despaigne 2-3) at L.A. $363390. 34. (42) Matt DiBenedetto #, Toyota, 1986 Bobby Rahal Los Angeles 22 22 .500 6 Angels (Shoemaker 3-4), 10:05 p.m. 2. (4) Greg Biffle, Ford, 400, $277263. 392, $95285. 1985 Danny Sullivan Texas 22 23 .489 6½ Atlanta (Teheran 4-1) at L.A. Dodgers MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 3. (15) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 35. (38) Josh Wise, Ford, 392, 1984 Rick Mears Seattle 21 23 .477 7 (Kershaw 2-3), 10:10 p.m. 400, $217255. $98135. 1983 Tom Sneva Oakland 17 30 .362 12½ 4. (1) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 400, 36. (43) Alex Kennedy #, Chevrolet, 1982 Gordon Johncock Sunday’s Games Cano, Mariners down Rays, 4-1 $252716. 389, $97535. 1981 Bobby Unser Toronto 8, Seattle 2 NBA 5. (10) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, 37. (29) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 1980 Johnny Rutherford Houston 10, Detroit 8 ST. PETERSBURG – Robinson Cano admitted it 400, $182350. 382, $102761. 1979 Rick Mears Miami 5, Baltimore 2 Postseason Glance 6. (19) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 400, 38. (41) JJ Yeley(i), Toyota, Engine, 1978 Al Unser Cleveland 5, Cincinnati 2 CONFERENCE FINALS felt great getting a couple key hits. $166570. 377, $89413. 1977 A.J. Foyt Oakland 7, Tampa Bay 2 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) The second baseman drove in two runs, Roenis 7. (6) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 400, 39. (32) Landon Cassill(i), Chevrolet, 1976 Johnny Rutherford Boston 6, L.A. Angels 1 EASTERN CONFERENCE $172911. 375, $85350. 1975 Bobby Unser Minnesota 8, Chicago White Sox 1 Cleveland vs. Atlanta Elias threw six solid innings and the Seattle Mariners 8. (5) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 400, 40. (13) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 1974 Johnny Rutherford St. Louis 6, Kansas City 1 May 20 Cleveland 97, Atlanta 89 beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 on Monday night. $143720. 370, $129286. 1973 Gordon Johncock Texas 5, N.Y. Yankees 2 May 22 Cleveland 94, Atlanta 82 9. (8) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 400, 41. (7) David Ragan, Toyota, Engine, 1972 Mark Donohue Monday’s Games Sunday Cleveland 114, Atlanta 111, “Hopefully we start from today,” said Cano, who $174045. 353, $105164. 1971 Al Unser N.Y. Yankees 14, Kansas City 1 OT raised his average from .247 to .253 after going 2 for 10. (14) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 400, 42. (16) Ryan Blaney(i), Ford, Engine, 1970 Al Unser Baltimore 4, Houston 3 (Cavaliers lead series, 3-0) 4. $140045. 281, $73350. 1969 Mario Andretti Minnesota 7, Boston 2 Tuesday at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. 11. (17) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 400, 43. (35) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 1968 Bobby Unser Oakland 4, Detroit 0 x-Thursday at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. Seattle took a 2-0 lead in the first on RBI singles by $157301. Accident, 135, $77850. 1967 A.J. Foyt Texas 10, Cleveland 8 x-May 30 at Cleveland, 8:30 p.m. Cano and Nelson Cruz. Cano entered the game hit- 12. (33) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 400, 1966 Graham Hill Toronto 6, Chicago White Sox 0 x-June 1 at Atlanta, 8:30 p.m. 1965 Jim Clark less in his previous 12 at-bats. He made it 3-1 on a $128685. Sprint Cup Standings Seattle 4, Tampa Bay 1 WESTERN CONFERENCE 13. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, 400, 1964 A.J. Foyt San Diego at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Golden State vs. Houston run-scoring single in the eighth. $161793. 1, K. Harvick, 473; 2, M. Truex Jr., 1963 Parnelli Jones Tuesday’s Games May 19 Golden State 110, Houston 14. (23) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 400, 432; 3, J. Logano, 407; 4, D. Earnhardt 1962 Rodger Ward Houston (Feldman 3-4) at Baltimore 106 Elias (2-1) gave up one run and six hits. Mark $120735. Jr., 401; 5, J. Johnson, 393; 6, B. 1961 A.J. Foyt (Tillman 2-5), 7:05 p.m. May 21 Golden State 99, Houston 98 Lowe, Carson Smith and Fernando Rodney, who 15. (18) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 400, Keselowski, 381; 7, M. Kenseth, 372; 1960 Jim Rathmann Kansas City (J.Vargas 3-1) at N.Y. Saturday Golden State 115, Houston $156371. 8, J. Mcmurray, 353; 9, J. Gordon, 346; 1959 Rodger Ward Yankees (Warren 2-3), 7:05 p.m. 80 pitched the ninth for his 13th save, completed an 16. (11) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 400, 10, K. Kahne, 345; 11, R. Newman, 1958 Jimmy Bryan Chicago White Sox (Danks 2-4) at Monday Houston 128, Golden State eight hitter. $147271. 343; 12, A. Almirola, 339; 13, P. 1957 Sam Hanks Toronto (Dickey 2-5), 7:07 p.m. 115 Seattle went up 4-1 in the ninth on Mike Zunino’s 17. (21) Aric Almirola, Ford, 399, Menard, 336; 14, Kurt Busch, 327; 15, 1956 Pat Flaherty Seattle (Happ 3-1) at Tampa Bay (Warriors lead series, 3-1) $146046. D. Hamlin, 321; 16, C. Edwards, 312. 1955 Bob Sweikert (Colome 3-1), 7:10 p.m. Wednesday at Golden State, 9 p.m. solo homer. 18. (28) Chase Elliott(i), Chevrolet, 1954 Bill Vukovich Texas (W.Rodriguez 2-2) at x-May 29 at Houston, 9 p.m. Jake Odorizzi (3-5) allowed two runs and five hits 399, $103910. Indianapolis 500 Winners 1953 Bill Vukovich Cleveland (Salazar 5-1), 7:10 p.m. x-May 31 at Golden State, 9 p.m. 19. (22) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 1952 Troy Ruttman Boston (Buchholz 2-5) at Minnesota in seven innings, and Logan Forsythe homered for 399, $136826. 2015 Juan Pablo Montoya 1951 Lee Wallard (Pelfrey 3-1), 8:10 p.m. the Rays, who have lost three in a row. 20. (24) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 399, 2014 Ryan Hunter-Reay 1950 Johnnie Parsons Detroit (Price 3-1) at Oakland NHL $140368. 2013 Tony Kanaan 1949 Bill Holland (Chavez 1-4), 10:05 p.m. Pirates 4, Marlins 2 21. (12) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 399, 2012 Dario Franchitti 1948 Mauri Rose San Diego (Despaigne 2-3) at L.A. Postseason Glance PITTSBURGH – Charlie Morton gave up two runs 2011 Dan Wheldon $132399. 1947 Mauri Rose Angels (Shoemaker 3-4), 10:05 p.m. CONFERENCE FINALS 2010 Dario Franchitti on eight hits, striking out three while getting 18 outs 22. (20) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 1946 George Robson (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) 2009 Helio Castroneves 398, $111760. 1945 NO RACE - WWII EASTERN CONFERENCE on groundballs as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the 2008 Scott Dixon 23. (34) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 398, 1944 NO RACE - WWII NL Standings Tampa Bay vs. N.Y. Rangers 2007 Dario Franchitti Miami Marlins. $128993. 1943 NO RACE - WWII East Division May 16 N.Y. Rangers 2, Tampa Bay 1 2006 Sam Hornish, Jr. 24. (26) Sam Hornish Jr., Ford, 398, 1942 NO RACE - WWII W L Pct GB May 18 Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 2 He needed only 87 pitches while leading the 2005 Dan Wheldon $128305. 1941 Floyd Davis & Marui Rose Washington 27 18 .600 — May 20 Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Rangers 2004 Buddy Rice Pirates to their fourth straight win. 25. (9) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 398, 1940 Wilbur Shaw New York 25 21 .543 2½ 5, OT 2003 Gil de Ferran $129468. 1939 Wilber Shaw Atlanta 22 22 .500 4½ May 22 N.Y. Rangers 5, Tampa Bay 1 2002 Helio Castroneves 26. (31) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 1938 Floyd Roberts Philadelphia 19 28 .404 9 Sunday Tampa Bay 2, N.Y. Rangers 0 2001 Helio Castroneves NFL 397, $116518. 1937 Wilber Shaw Miami 18 28 .391 9½ (Lightning lead series, 3-2) 2000 Juan Pablo Montoya 27. (27) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 397, 1936 Louis Meyer Central Division Tonight at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. 1999 Kenny Brack $141210. 1935 Kelly Petillo W L Pct GB x-Friday at N.Y. Rangers, 8 p.m. 1998 Eddie Cheever, Jr. Goodell will hear Brady appeal 28. (37) Cole Whitt, Ford, 396, 1934 Bill Cummings St. Louis 29 16 .644 — WESTERN CONFERENCE 1997 Arie Luyendyk $113343. 1933 Louis Meyer Chicago 24 20 .545 4½ Anaheim vs. Chicago 1996 Buddy Lazier 29. (30) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 1932 Fred Frame Pittsburgh 22 22 .500 6½ May 17: Anaheim 4, Chicago 1 NEW YORK – Roger Goodell will hear Tom 1995 Jacques Villeneuve 395, $125618. 1931 Louis Schneider Cincinnati 18 26 .409 10½ May 19 Chicago 3, Anaheim 2, 3OT 1994 Al Unser, Jr. Brady’s appeal of his four-game suspension for his 30. (25) Michael McDowell, Ford, 394, 1930 Billy Arnold Milwaukee 16 30 .348 13½ May 21 Anaheim 2, Chicago 1 1993 Emerson Fittipaldi $97335. 1929 Ray Keech West Division Saturday Chicago 5, Anaheim 4, 2OT role in the deflated footballs scandal. 1992 Al Unser, Jr. 31. (40) Brett Moffitt #, Ford, 393, 1928 Louis Meyer W L Pct GB Monday Anaheim 5, Chicago 4, OT 1991 Rick Mears Goodell will not withdraw from what the com- $97185. 1927 George Souders Los Angeles 27 17 .614 — (Ducks lead series, 3-2) 1990 Arie Luyendyk 32. (36) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 1926 Frank Lockhart San Francisco 26 20 .565 2 Wednesday at Chicago, 8 p.m. missioner considers his responsibility of hearing 1989 Emerson Fittipaldi 393, $95560. 1925 Peter DePaolo Arizona 21 23 .477 6 x-May 30 at Anaheim 8 p.m. the appeal, according to several people with knowl- edge of the decision. Those people spoke on condi- tion of anonymity because no official announce- in this sport.” New York overcame a 3-1 deficit The 25-year-old had 43 goals dur- ment has been made. Stamkos knows first-hand. He to eliminate the Washington ing the regular season and has been The union asked Goodell to remove himself from Lightning and defenseman Victor Hedman are Capitals in the second round. overshadowed for much of the play- that role because it said he lacked impartiality and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A the only players remaining from the They’ve been a resilient team in off run by the Lightning’s young, that Goodell would be called as a witness. Tampa Bay team that came within reaching the conference finals three high-scoring “Triplets” line of Tyler – Associated Press York Rangers to the brink of one victory of playing in the Cup of the past four years, and say they Johnson, Ondrej Palat and Nikita elimination from the Eastern finals in 2011. The Lightning lost believe they’re capable of taking the Kucherov, who’ve combined for 25 of Conference finals. Game 7 to Boston 1-0 and didn’t win series back to Madison Square 44 goals in 18 games. Game 6 is tonight at Amalie another playoff game until this year. Garden. But coach Jon Cooper and Arena. A Lightning victory will send The two-time Maurice Richard “We’ve obviously been in a few of Stamkos’ teammates insist he’s Tourney Tampa Bay to the Cup finals for the Trophy winner was a young, rising these situations in the past and are played well throughout, making CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A second time in franchise history. star on that team. Now, he’s one of very confident that our group is important contributions in areas And the Rangers are looking to the league’s most prolific scorers, going to enjoy the opportunity and other than scoring. The last paying spot went to Matt Kent and extend the series to a seventh game, leading a club that’s flourished in enjoy the challenge, get ready for it “I think it’s funny how it Austin Counts who weighed in 9.35 pounds to col- which would be played Friday night the playoffs even when Stamkos has and come up with a good game,” works, because the spotlight is on lect $40. in New York. struggled to score. Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said. you so often that everybody just The evening tournament launches from Palatka “You kind of have to realize where After failing to find the back of the “We know the situation we’re in,” expects greatness all the time. To City Dock every Thursday evening at 5:30, and you are and kind of use that as a lit- net in Tampa Bay’s first eight games New York center Derek Stepan become great, you do fail some- weighs in at 8:30 at Corky Bell’s Landing. tle bit of motivation,” Stamkos said. this postseason, Stamkos has scored added. “We have to stay confident.” times. And he’s great. But you “The tournament is open to everyone,” said “The harsh reality is, some guys in in seven of the past 10 to help the Stamkos had a goal for the fourth don’t get there by just success. Mark Blevins, tournament director. “The entry fee this room may never get the chance Lightning eliminate Montreal in the straight game, added an assist on It’s the guys that fight through is $40 per boat. to get this far again. Hopefully second round and take a 3-2 series Sunday night, to key Tampa Bay’s failure that rise to the top,” Adam Hemphill is tournament weigh master. everybody does, but you never know lead over the Rangers. 2-0 victory in Game 5. Cooper said. Corky Bell’s Restaurant and Beck Motors spon- sor the tournament.

said. game and letting them think the next game And have fun doing it. would be easy.” Williams That’s what sports have been for Williams It wasn’t, as the Sharks can attest. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A from the time she began playing on her father’s Ponte Vedra romped, 68-30, as Williams Blumenthal Mighty Mite team. She’s played just about reluctantly sat out a District 4-5A game Jan. 16. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8A The Panthers’ standout center arrives at Ole everything but soccer and was an all-county She scored 36 in the same gym two weeks later Miss June 25, in time to enroll in the summer softball player with Peniel as an eighth-grader as the Panthers rolled to a 79-56 triumph in the There’s a good chance that we may not see Irving “B” session – already having earned 36 credit before opting for flag football upon enrolling at district championship game. until the NBA Finals start on June 4. And if coach hours while dual-enrolled at St. Johns River Palatka High. The player-coach relationship The knee is fine now, according to Williams, David Blatt and the Cavaliers can take care of busi- State College. with Shaw goes back to Police Athletic League who was able to block out pain when she was on ness in front of their home crowd tonight, they will Not only is she an outstanding student, but basketball in the fifth grade. the court. go to the finals for the first time since 2007 when already a pretty good teacher of the game of A couple of years later, Williams became “While playing, you feel nothing. Your adren- James was putting the team on his back at 22 years basketball. involved in Jacksonville-based Florida Girls aline’s rushing,” she said. “When I got home, old, but were swept by the San Antonio Spurs. “She has a 4.0 GPA and that translated to Basketball and coach Kenny Kallina. All but that’s when it started to hurt. That’s when I And this whole issue of comparing James to being a coach on the floor,” said PHS coach two 2015 high school seniors he worked with threw ice on it. The next day, I was ready to go Michael Jordan? He shouldn’t be. He’s not Michael Jason Shaw. “She was so smart she knew when have Division I basketball scholarships. another day.” Jordan. No player since his Airness retired for good she could take breaks on the floor and tell the “I started getting (college) mail in the eighth “Her will and her heart – she has the heart of in 2003 has shown his kind of stardom and swag- other kids where they needed to be. She was grade – questionnaires,” Williams said. “That’s a champion,” Shaw said. “There was no stage ger. But former James teammate Shaquille O’Neal like a center/point guard.” all they could send you under NCAA regula- too big for her.” may have said it best the other night on TNT’s Coincidentally, Williams cited her ability to tions, but some would send the same thing two Williams would have loved to have played on “Inside The NBA.” He agreed that comparing control the ball from the perimeter as one aspect or three times so I was sure they were interest- Florida high school basketball’s biggest stage – James to Jordan was incorrect. of her game in greatest need of improvement. ed.” the Final Four at the Lakeland Center – but James is actually this generation’s Magic She’ll major in biological science with an eye In addition to her parents and coaches, there missed out. A 38-25 loss to Fort Walton Beach Johnson, who seems to do more spectacular things on entering med school for orthopedic surgery, a was the guidance of her uncle, Terrill Hill, the Choctawhatchee in the 2014 Region 1-5A cham- than the Lakers’ Hall of Fame point guard did. choice certainly influenced by her extensive ath- 1989 Putnam County Football Player of the pionship game was the closest the Panthers got James’ numbers in the Game 3 overtime win are letic background. Year and an attorney who was elected mayor of since their only Final Four season 20 years ear- those that even Johnson would have envied: 37 “And the money,” Williams said, laughing. Palatka in November, shortly before she signed lier. points, 18 rebounds and 13 assists. Strongly influenced by parents John L and with Ole Miss, choosing the Rebels over A fifth straight district title may seem far- Yeah ... he’s Magic Johnson good. And unless the Sharon Williams – yes, dad is the former PHS Northwestern. fetched, but Williams is solidly in the Panthers’ Hawks figure out what ails them as a team, the star-turned Florida Gator favorite and two-time “Terrill has the tough love,” Williams said. corner. Cavaliers will be facing the Warriors in a matchup Pro Bowl fullback – Jonell puts the degree first, “He gives it to you straight. You may not like it “I think they still have a bright future. They featuring MVPs Curry and James. but also hopes to take the Rebels places they at the time, but it makes sense.” just need a couple more girls to get out and The NBA and its marketing heads save them- haven’t been. The Panthers started strong again last sea- play,” she said. “Hopefully, the idea of me com- selves an uninteresting championship. This WILL “I want to improve my game – shed some son, even as wear and tear forced Williams to ing from here to a major university will help be interesting. weight and improve myself on the court and off wear a knee brace. drive them.” You can book it. I already have. the court. I’d like to be able to compete on (a “It was a real challenge. She didn’t want to Clearly, Williams leaves more than numbers Division I) level, maybe get an edge on the other come off the floor,” Shaw said. “She hated not behind at Palatka High. Mark Blumenthal’s column appears in the Palatka Daily girls – and win a national championship,” she playing in that (regular season) Ponte Vedra There’s the example. News. [email protected]

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052615a9.indd 1 5/26/15 12:23 AM IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDI- CIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO, COUNTY OF MADISON Case No.: CV-2015-50 AMENDED SUMMONS NICHOLAS ROMO and TINA ROMO, Plaintiffs, vs. RICHARD RUMLEY, PENSKE TRUCK LEASING CO., L.P., PENSKE TRUCK LEASING CORPORATION, and BENTLEY, INC., Defendants. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT TO: RICHARD RUMLEY FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA You have been sued by PROBATE DIVISION Nicholas Romo and Tina Romo, Plaintiffs, in the Dis- File No. 15000089CPAXMX trict Court of the Seventh Division Probate Judicial District of the State of Idaho in and for IN RE: ESTATE OF the County of Madison, CHARLES H. MARTIN, De- Case Number CV-2015-50. ceased. The nature of Plaintiffs' NOTICE TO CREDITORS Claim against you is for The administration of the personal injury damages estate of Charles H. Martin, sustained in an auto- deceased, whose date of mobile accident occurring death was August 19, 2014, on or about February 4, is pending in the Circuit 2013, on US 20, at or near Court for Putnam County, milepost 326, in or near Florida, Probate Division, Rigby, Jefferson County, the address of which is 410 Idaho, proximately caused St. Johns Ave., Palatka, by the Defendants' negli- Florida 32177. The names gence. Plaintiffs seek gen- and addresses of the per- eral and special damages, sonal representative and attorney's fees, court the personal representat- costs, and other relief. ive's attorney are set forth below. Any time after twenty (20) days following the last All creditors of the de- publication of this Sum- cedent and other persons mons, the Court may enter having claims or demands a judgment against you against decedent's estate without further notice, un- on whom a copy of this no- less prior to that time you tice is required to be filed a written response, in served must file their proper form, including the claims with this court ON Case Number and paid any OR BEFORE THE LATER required filing fee to the OF 3 MONTHS AFTER THE Clerk of the above named TIME OF THE FIRST PUB- Court, located at 159 E. LICATION OF THIS NO- Main St,. P.O. Box 389, TICE OR 30 DAYS AFTER Rexburg, ID 83440, (208) THE DATE OF SERVICE OF 356-6880, and served a A COPY OF THIS NOTICE copy of your response ON THEM. upon Plaintiffs' attorney, named hereinabove. All other creditors of the decedent and other per- A copy of the Summons sons having claims or de- and Complaint can be ob- mands against decedent's tained by contacting either estate must file their claims the Clerk of the Court or at- with this court WITHIN 3 torney for the Plaintiffs. MONTHS AFTER THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUB- If you wish legal assist- LICATION OF THIS NO- ance, you should immedi- TICE. ately retain an attorney to advise you in this matter. ALL CLAIMS NOT FILED WITHIN THE TIME PERI- DATED this 13th day of ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- May, 2015. TION 733.702 OF THE FLORIDA PROBATE CODE MADISON COUNTY DIS- 10A CLASSIFIEDS • WILL BE FOREVER TRICT COURT PALATKABARRED. DAILY NEWS • TUESDAY, MAY 26, 2015 Service station attendant/ By: /s/ Leslie Warnberg 3.5 acres, 165 SE 5th ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT NOTWITHSTANDING THE tire tech. Must have exp. Deputy Clerk Ave., Interlachen. $8K 200 100 Medical TIME PERIODS SET FORTH Sporting Goods w/semi & farm tractor ABOVE, ANY CLAIM FILED Attorneys for Plaintiffs OBO. 386-756-0979 TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Medical Biller needed tires. 40 hrs/wk, pay SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- BRANDON B. PORTER, GUN SHOW May 30 & based on exp. Call for AFTER THE DECEDENT'S P.A. Blair Estates, Palatka w/3 years min. exp. DATE OF DEATH IS CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- 31 Putnam County appt: 386-328-4257 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CURTIS & PORTER, P.A. 1+ acre lots, restricted, Fax resume to: BARRED. 598 N. Capital Ave. Shrine Club 116 Yelving- FINANCIAL FOR RENT 386-698-1099 ton Rd. E. Pal. (across 2,500 SqFt H&A REAL ESTATE CASE NO.: 14-152-CA Idaho Falls, ID 83402

600 The date of first publica- $24,900 - $29,900 300 DIVISION: 53 Telephone: (208) 542-6995 from fairgrounds) Sat 9-4 FINANCIAL tion of this notice is May Facsimile: (208) 542-6993 Owner finance, 10% 26, 2015. Sun 9-3, Admission: $5. TERRY JACKSON and Idaho State Bar No. 6718 CWP classes both days. down. 386-937-1155 General 300 JUDY JACKSON, husband Attorney for Personal Rep- 5/19, 5/26, 6/2, 6/9/15 Cliffhangers: 325-6114 resentative: and wife, Plaintiffs, Legal No. 00033687 MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES Adams Acres is seeking /s/ John C. Rosekrans Business / Florida Bar No. 16990 PETS & SUPPLIES

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behaviorally challenged. 80 Exchange Street, P.O. JOHN O. RIDINGER and 550 Many shifts available, in- Box 5250 AMMA RIDINGER, hus- 2 dry cleaning busi- Binghamton, New York band and wife, STATE OF FLORIDA nesses, Green Cove cluding M-F split; week- Defendants. DEPARTMENT OF ENVIR- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE 13902-5250 Springs & Jacksonville, REAL ESTATE end; awake overnight, ONMENTAL PROTECTION

700 running, $59K for both, 560 and live in management. Personal Representative: AMENDED NOTICE OF AC- NOTICE OF APPLICATION Must have GED or high /s/ Cheryl A. Latta TION 10% down each. LEGALS The Department an- school diploma, valid 587 Park Avenue 386-538-6777 Binghamton, New York TO: John O. Ridinger nounces receipt of an ap- driverʼs license, and 1 350 13903 200 Baxter Street plication from Gregory Hawkins, TX 75765 Chapman, ERP No. 54- year exp. in care taking. Crescent City - Lg comm. RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION College credits may sub- 5/26/15, 6/2/15 259852-002-EI, to recover Amma Ridinger pre-cut submerged timber bldg w/upstairs apt. 900 800 Legal No. 00033860 LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES stitute for exp. Staffing 200 Baxter Street from the St. Johns River Apt. finished & rented. for aggressive houses. Hawkins, TX 75765 beginning at Black Point Channel Marker 68 and $110K/terms 336-1544 Competitive starting 560 And ending at Dunn’s Creek rates. Apply in person at Channel Marker 16. The 1735 S.R. 16, St. Aug, 316 S. Cutler Street timber recoveries will be FL 32084, M-F, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Greeneville, TN 37743-4804 conducted in Putnam Homes 9am – 4pm. DFWP. FLORIDA, SEVENTH JUDI- C o u n t y . CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an River Villas 2BR/2BA, Legal Notices PUTNAM COUNTY action to foreclose a mort- This application is being screen porch, carport, The City of Palatka is CASE NUMBER: 15-459-FD gage and note on the fol- processed and is available Paula Renea Miller and lowing property in Putnam for public inspection dur- new AC, crn lot, $60K. receiving applications George Miller County, Florida: ing normal business hours, For appt: 386-649-6817 for the position of NOTICE OF ACTION 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., CEMETERIES MAIN- TO: George Miller Lot 9, Block 702 , Monday through Friday, ex- FOR SALE TENANCE FOREMAN. IN THE CIRCUIT CIVIL Unknown LAKESIDE HILLS SEC- cept legal holidays, at the Livestock 3BR/1BA, approx. 2K COURT OF THE SEVENTH You are hereby notified TION SEVEN (7), accord- Northeast District office at SF, 3400 S. Palm Ave. This is a full-time, re- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF that a Petition for Dissolu- ing to plat thereof recor- 8800 Baymeadows Way 4 LINES FOR.... sponsible position that FLORIDA, IN AND FOR tion of Marriage has been ded in Map Book 4, page West Suite 100, Jackson- Hay - Fertilized, Barn- $58K. 386-916-2832 performs a variety of re- PUTNAM COUNTY CIVIL filed against you, and you 152 of the public records of ville, FL 32256. Stored. Large Rolls $55. lated grounds mainten- DIVISION are required to serve a Putnam County, Florida. Pomona Park area $ 50 copy of your Answer on 5/23/15, 5/26/15 ance and cemetery buri- Case No. 2013-CA-000198 the Petitioner acting Pro Parcel No.: 18-08-25-5107- Legal No. 00033832 386-546-4466 Mobile Homes 3 DAYS ...... 7 al duties at Palatkaʼs 53 Se. You are to file the ori- 7020-0090 three cemeteries. Re- Division 53 ginal Answer in the Office Satsuma, Riverside quires ability to operate of the Clerk of the Circuit Address: 827 East Hillsbor- MERCHANDISE Free Animals Estates, 2BR/2BA. Sale $ 75 U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- Court, Family Division on ough Avenue, Florahome, $48K or Rent $695/m. a back-hoe, power SOCIATION, or before the 4th day of Florida 32140

5 DAYS ..... 10 mowers, power tools, Plaintiff June, 2015. If you fail to do 400 904-813-6585 6 month old puppy, vault installation ma- so, a Judgment by Default has been filed against you, Boxer/Lab/Weimaraner or 904-473-5094 chinery or comparable Vs. may be taken against you. and you are required to $ 75 Dated this 29th day of serve a copy of your writ- mix, free to good home. machinery, and basic JACQUELINE A. WILLI- April, 2015. ten defenses, if any, to it 386-530-0353 10 DAYS ..... 15 plumbing & carpentry AMS AND UNKNOWN TEN- Petitioner: Paula Renea on Timothy Keyser, J.D., Affordable living, quiet, skills. Applicants with ANTS/OWNERS, Miller the plaintiff's attorney, Senior park, $3,500- experience in cemetery Defendants. 130 Gloria Ave. whose address is Post Of- Free kittens, male & $19,000, 386-698-3648 $ 50 operations and grounds Interlachen, FL 32148 fice 92, Interlachen, Flor- female. 2 calico, 2 lakecrescentflorida.com NOTICE OF SALE TIM SMITH ida 32148, on or before orange, 1 tiger-striped. 20 DAYS .... 31 maintenance will be giv- Notice is hereby given, pur- CLERK OF COURTS June 29, 2015, and file the en preference. Re- suant to Final Judgment of BY: /s/ Christopher Garrett original with the clerk of 386-350-0173 FSBO: 1/1 SW, fenced quired to work outdoors Foreclosure for Plaintiff Deputy Clerk the court either before ser- lot, city wtr, power pole, $ 50 in hot, cold or wet entered in this cause on 5/5, 5/12, 5/19, 5/26/15 vice on plaintiff's attorney Appliances April 28, 2015, in the Cir- Legal No. 00033288 or immediately thereafter, Lovable kittens, free to septic, well, 12x24 shed 30 DAYS .... 41 weather and lift up to cuit Court of Putnam otherwise a default will be good homes, litter box Garland commercial gas w/metal roof & 6' porch, 50lbs and push up to County, Florida, I will sell entered against you for the ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER • ONE stove, 60"W x 30"D, full trained. 386-684-1532 $35K. 912-843-2641 75lbs. Applicants should the property situated in relief demanded in the CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL Putnam County, Florida de- length back splash & 8" possess a High School complaint or petition. COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. scribed as: shelf, 30" double ovens, Diploma or equivalent Lost & Found Welaka Area 3BR/2BA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF DATED on May 19, 2015. 10 burners & a 2-burner plus one year of related LOT 3, BLOCK “B” , THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL grill plate. Works, but Fenced yard, det. gar- experience. A complete ROLLING HILLS, UNIT NO. TIM SMITH Animals GARAGE SALE 3, ACCORDING TO THE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- hasn't been used in a age. Rent $650/m + sec. job description and ap- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA As Clerk of the Court 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS PLAT THEREOF RECOR- few yrs. Very good cond. Found in Interlachen Sale $39K. 972-4172 plications are available PROBATE DIVISION DED IN MAP BOOK 4, By: /s/ Ruth Milligan Sold as-is, $500. Call Blvd. area, medium fe- at City Hall or from the PAGE 202 OF THE PUBLIC As Deputy Clerk FILE NO.: 15-00159-CP Whispering Pines Club: male dog w/leather Cityʼs website at RECORDS OF PUTNAM Mobile Home COUNTY, FLORIDA. 386-698-2672 collar. 386-336-7504 www.palatka-fl.gov. Ap- IN RE: ESTATE OF LAMAR 5/26/15, 6/2/15 Legal No. 00033842 With Land plications will be accep- And commonly known as: EDGAR EIDSON, De- $ 75 c e a s e d . AD MUST INCLUDE ted at City Hall, 201 N. 205 CITRA DR, PALATKA, Furniture & Lost: Female Great 2 MHs ON 5+ ACRES ADDRESS OF 2nd Street, Palatka, FL FL 32177; including the Dane, white w/black building, appurtenances, NOTICE OF CREDITORS SALE AND MUST 32177 until the position TO ALL PERSONS HAV- Upholstery spots, Bardin area. Must sell! 3BR/2BA & BE PREPAID and fixtures located 2BR/1BA, fully fenced, is filled. Salary DOQ. therein, at public sale, to ING CLAIMS OR DE- 386-937-2260 10 MANDS AGAINST THE Mattresses: Thick plush Hollister, $55K. Possible the highest and best bid- Successful candidate ABOVE ESTATE: must be able to pass a der, for cash, sales are pillow-top or tight-top, all owner fin. Sunstate REGULAR CLASSIFIED held online at www.put- pre-employment physic- You are hereby notified sizes. Cheapest prices! FOR RENT Realty 386-916-8328 4 LINES - 5 DAYS nam.realforeclosure.com Pomona Park 336-1544 al and drug screen. on August 27, 2015 at that an Order of Summary IN THE DISTRICT COURT REAL ESTATE EOE/DFWP 11:00AM. Administration is pending OF THE SEVENTH JUDI- 600 in the Estate of LAMAR CIAL DISTRICT OF THE Waterfront Any persons claiming an EDGAR EIDSON, deceased, STATE OF IDAHO , Lawn & Garden Experience Required! interest in the surplus from File Number 15-00159-CP COUNTY OF MADISON by the Circuit Court for Florahome on George's CAD Programmers, CNC the sale, if any, other than the property owner as of Putnam County, Florida, Case No.: CV-2015-50 Toro push mower, Lake: Furnished 2/2 $ 00 Probate Division; the ad- INCLUDES ALL Operators, Granite the date of the lis pendens AMENDED SUMMONS 22" cut, 6.5HP, $70. dress of which is 410 St. canal front w/ detached CLASSIFICATIONS. Counter Top Installers & must file a claim within 60 386-326-3682 garage, lg den w/fire- EXTRA LINES $2.99 days after the sale. Johns Avenue, Palatka, NICHOLAS ROMO and PER LINE, PER DAY. Fabricators, CDL Cert. Florida 32177; that the de- place, screen porch, Drivers, for Palatka TINA ROMO, Dated this 5 day of May, cedent's date of death was Plaintiffs, Troybilt self-propelled, Trane CH/A, boathouse 6 office. 904-838-6030 2015. January 30, 2015; that the w/lift, lg deck, $145K. 4 8HP, $100. Works good. total value of the estate is vs. John Deere riding 904 349-8804 Clerk of the Circuit Court $26,315.90 and that the Apartments Tim Smith names and address of RICHARD RUMLEY , mower, 42" cut, works those to whom it has been JANITORS WANTED PENSKE TRUCK LEASING good, $400. 326-3682 Barrington Apts By /s/ Ashley Darby assigned by such order CO., L.P., PENSKE TRUCK RECREATIONAL Executive Management Deputy Clerk are: LEASING CORPORATION, Offering 2BRs Services, Inc. is hiring Machinery & and BENTLEY, INC., 386-325-0512 800 1st shift, 7am-3:30pm, Legal No:00033595 NAME/ADDRESS Defendants. www.barrington 1 ITEMFREE $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS General Cleaners. Rate: 05/19/15, 05/26/15 Tools apartments.org Martha Hudson c/o Walton TO: RICHARD RUMLEY LOOK FOR COUPON $8.75/hr. Se Habla Lantaff Schroeder & Car- Español. Visit son LLP You have been sued by As-is 8ft hydraulic land IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES 2701 North Rocky Point AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. www.emsinc.com & click Nicholas Romo and Tina scraper, good cond., CLASSIFIEDS Drive, Suite 225 Romo, Plaintiffs, in the Dis- Homes NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. on "Careers" to complete Tampa, Florida 33607 $1,500. Call Whispering trict Court of the Seventh Pines Club: an online application. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Judicial District of the FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, Evelyn Posey c/o Walton 386-698-2672 3BR/2BA, fenced yard, State of Idaho in and for near college, $1,130/m, FLORIDA Lantaff Schroeder & Car- the County of Madison, PROBATE DIVISION son LLP Case Number CV-2015-50. includes lawn care. Receptionist/Secretary 2701 North Rocky Point Miscellaneous 407-402-9338 Campers / position- Must have ex- File No. 15000089CPAXMX Drive, Suite 225 The nature of Plaintiffs' OFFICE HOURS Division Probate Tampa, Florida 33607 perience as receptionist, Claim against you is for Travel Trailers personal injury damages Businesses Closing - good computer skills in- IN RE: ESTATE OF ALL INTERESTED PER- sustained in an auto- Big Sale - Everything Mobile Homes cluding Microsoft Office, CHARLES H. MARTIN, De- SONS ARE NOTIFIED mobile accident occurring 2005 King of the Road THAT: must go. Prices starting MONDAY - FRIDAY copier, scanner & fax. ceased. on or about February 4, 3BR/2BA DW, Flagler Royal Villa 34ft fifth 2013, on US 20, at or near @ $5. Furn., fixtures, file wheel, $4K OBO. 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