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SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION SETTLES INTO NEW QUARTERS Proposed BY PETE SKIBA Palatka Daily News he 21st century touched riverfront down in a big way with the new Putnam County TSchool District adminis- tration building. restaurant on District Facilities Supervisor Scott Gattschall pointed out several innova- tions, including state-of-the- art computer access, energy city’s agenda conserving lights and air con- ditioning, and other high-tech Palatka planners say they amenities. “This is a quantum leap need to nail down size at from where we were in the old Campbell Building,” tonight’s board meeting Gattschall said, strolling around the 200 Reid St. prem- ises. “This was the deal of the Photos by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News BY ASIA AIKINS century.” The new Putnam County School District Administration offices are complete after an extensive remodeling Palatka Daily News Purchased for about of the former bank building in the 200 block of Reid Street. $500,000, the former bank Palatka city staff members are look- building put 25,000 square ing for direction in pursuing a future feet at the district’s service, riverfront restaurant. including two-and-a-half A “request for clarification” was sub- times more parking. mitted by Palatka City Attorney Don Counting the addition and Holmes and special projects manager the modernization, along with Jonathan Griffith, asking commission- the up-to-code Americans ers to continue discussion about the res- with Disabilities Act features, taurant during today’s city commission the gutted building cost more meeting. than $2.5 million to remodel. “Based upon the motion made at the The administration was for- last meeting and the conversation sur- merly housed in the Campbell rounding reducing the size of the restau- Building, a 100-year-old struc- rant operation, staff is requesting clari- ture that could not be adapted fication from the commission,” city docu- to modern technology. It was Putnam County School District payroll employee Network Specialist Lenow Harvey stands in the ments said. “Does the commission desire Kristy Futch works in her office at the newly computer server room in the administration building to move forward with a smaller restau- See SCHOOLS, Page 3A remodeled administration offices on Wednesday. Wednesday. rant operation or continue as previously approved?” During the April 9 city commis- sion meeting, Commissioner Justin Campbell made a motion to move forward with negotiations with Palatka Boathouse Marina for oper- ation of a building that would house BEE-ING VERY CAREFUL water taxi ticket sales, boater facili- County ready to set fees for ties, restrooms, a ship store and a restaurant. He added the option to decrease the size of the restaurant E. Palatka sewer customers in his motion. The commission approved. BY BRANDON D. OLIVER Putnam Wastewater System. According to Griffith, a Department of Palatka Daily News “We will need to adjust the Economic Development grant the city fee schedule for the charges has applied for to fund the construction Putnam County officials for wastewater for the month- of the building is dependent on the discussed the wastewater sys- ly charge,” Leary said. “We amount of jobs provided by develop- tem being built in East estimate that the cost for the ment. Palatka and the increasing wastewater would need to be “Right now, the restaurateur says the fees that will come increased from $27 (a number of jobs is relative to the number along with it. month) to at least of seats in the restaurant,” he said. “If The topic of chang- $33.75 (a month). The there’s a change in the operator or res- es to the fees and other increase we taurateur at this point, we’ll have to changes schedule need to incorporate reapply for the grant.” came up Tuesday into the fee schedule The grant application specifies that afternoon during the is for a tap fee for a 30 jobs would be provided by the opera- Board of County wastewater connec- tion. The next grant cycle begins May 8, Commissioners work- tion fee.” but Griffith said applying for the grant shop. The $33.75 fee in the new cycle could potentially affect County Admin- Leary would be the base fee the city’s chances of receiving grants in istrator Rick Leary for residential and the near future for other needs like said there would be an commercial customers, infrastructure. ordinance regarding changes Leary said, and the remainder “We get points every time we apply for to the schedule, and one of of people’s bills would be CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News a grant,” he said. “If we have to reapply those changes would be determined by usage. Putnam County beekeeper Steven Hessling had to use a city bucket truck to lift during the next grant cycle, the points adjustments to animal control The fee increases wouldn’t him high enough to remove a swarm of bees from a tree on Kirby Street in Palatka would impact our community-needs fees. go into effect until July 1, but Wednesday afternoon. Bee removal became necessary after a storm damaged the score for that cycle.” But what monopolized the tree and exposed the hive. discussions was the East See PUTNAM, Page 10A See PALATKA, Page 10A

INDEX Advice ...... 5A Briefing ...... 2A For Water Works and Ravines, Earth Day is Saturday Classified/Legals ...... 8A Comics ...... 5A BY ASIA AIKINS backyard birds,” Foil said, including Horoscope ...... 5A Palatka Daily News woodpecker, cardinals and parula Lottery...... 7A warblers. Obituaries ...... 10A Local residents will have an oppor- She and King joined WWEEC volun- Opinions ...... 4A tunity to celebrate Earth Day at teer Dick Franz on Wednesday, spend- Sports ...... 6A Palatka’s neighboring hubs for envi- ing international Earth Day taking a Sudoku ...... 9A ronmental activity. pre-tour of the grounds where “Birds, Bee, Flowers and Trees in Saturday’s bird walk will take place. The Voice of celebration of Earth Day” is set to take Franz is also a member of the Santa Putnam County place from 7 a.m. until 4:30 pm. Fe Audubon Society. Saturday at the Water Works “While we’re doing the wetlands res- since 1885 Environmental Education Center. toration, it will be helpful to document “It’s to help people tune into nature,” what organisms are currently here, VOL. 127 • NO. 81 said Joyce King, president of the Santa and at the top of that list are birds,” PALATKA, FLA. Fe Audubon Society. ASIA AIKINS / Palatka Daily News Franz said. King and society member Carol Foil Carol Foil, left, Joyce King and Dick Franz of the Santa Fe Audubon Society “Birds are the most visible,” King Public Notices will be leading a bird walk, which will spend time on Wednesday at the Water Works Environmental Education Center said. “We’ll be looking to see what kick off the Earth Day celebration preparing for a bird walk at the center’s Earth Day celebration on Saturday. birds are here now and how it evolves on Page 8A events Saturday morning. as the wetlands restoration contin- By mail, 2 sections Free guided activities including bird ues.” watching, hikes and tours will be throughout the day. from 7-9 a.m. Foil said the distance of People interested in bird watching offered at the WWEEC and neighbor- The bird walk will begin at the the walk be about a mile. ing Ravine Gardens State Park Ravine Gardens Civic Center, lasting “We’ll be seeing a lot of familiar See EARTH, Page 10A

042315a1.indd 1 4/22/15 7:49 PM 2A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 Speedway Plans Benefit For Tate Putnam AM

automatic payments for monthly phone service. Announcements Crisafulli is charged with one felo- PALATKA ny count of exploitation of the elderly and has been released on $20,000 Flag retirement at bond. American Legion post fort myers

The American Legion Post 45 will Couple accused of neglect have a flag retirement ceremony at 9 after baby found in car a.m. Friday at 316 Osceola St. Police say a man and woman left their 11-month old daughter alone in Artist featured at a locked car while they shopped at a welcome center southwest Florida Wal-Mart. The couple told police they had The Palatka Welcome Center will “forgotten” the child was in the feature Wendy Beeson and the Gem car on Sunday afternoon. The City Cottage arts and fine crafts investigation revealed that from 5-7 p.m. Saturday at 900 St. 27-year-old Carl Merrickes Jr. Johns Ave. Wine and appetizers will and 22-year-old Lakisha Green Submitted photo be served. Free to the public. also left three other young chil- Putnam County Speedway will host the Benefit For Tate fundraiser Saturday at 1009 South U.S. 17, Satsuma. Gates open Wendy Beeson has painted many dren home alone. at 3 p.m. with racing scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. According to a news release, the speedway owners want to help the historic houses and scenes in and Merrickes and Green are each Johnathan Tate Ricks family, after the 9-year-old died following a boating accident on the St. Johns River over the around Palatka. She has a mural charged with four counts of child weekend. Race classes will be added to the weekend event, including Gladiators, Thunder Stocks, Hobby Stocks, Limited “Noah’s Ark” painted on Hammock neglect. Late Models, Modifieds, Mini Stocks, LQ Late Models, Sprints and EMods. Monsters on a Mission truck rides, pictured, will Hall, corner of Kirby and Kirkland A passerby heard the little girl be available for $5 per rider with all proceeds going to the family. Other highlights include bounce houses, kids games, streets in the Southside Historical crying and forced her way into the food, drinks, live music bands, an auction for donated items and more. Admission to the raceway is $10 for adults, $5 for district. vehicle through a slightly opened kids ages 11-17 and free for ages 10 and younger. Fifty percent of gate sales will go to the family. The public is invited. For Details: 328-0909 or manager. window. She had a temperature of details on the event, contact Joe Moffo at (904) 451-2195 or visit www.putnamcountyspeedway.com. [email protected]. 101 and was taken to a hospital. The Department of Children and PUTNAM COUNTY Families was called to determine custody arrangements. Kindergarten roundups It’s unknown whether the pair at area schools retained a lawyer. The following is a listing of kinder- orlando Acquitted mayor asks appeals court for job back garten roundups at local elementary schools: Man douses wife with By Curt Anderson Scott initially refused to lift the Pizzi was suspended with more than Kelley Smith Elementary, 9-10:30 gas, tries to drown her Associated Press suspension, but relented after the six months remaining on his term. a.m. Wednesday, May 20, 141 Kelly Florida Supreme Court ruled in An interim mayor could serve for six Smith School Road, Palatka; 329- A central Florida man is accused MIAMI — A South Florida mayor Pizzi’s favor. The governor did not, months or less but not longer, Cope 0569. of dousing his wife with gasoline and acquitted of federal corruption however, automatically restore Pizzi said. Ochwilla Elementary, April 27 throwing her in a backyard swim- charges was suspended but never as mayor. “The town wanted certainty about through May 8, 299 State Road 21, ming pool before police arrived. permanently removed from his post Pizzi’s attorney, Ben Kuehne, told who was occupying the position,” Hawthorne; (352) 481-0204. The incident unfolded Tuesday and should be restored to serve out a three-judge panel of the appeals said Cope, himself a former appeals Browning-Pearce Elementary, 2-5 afternoon in Kissimmee. his term, his attorney told a state court that the Florida Constitution court judge. “Mr. Slaton did not run p.m., Thursday, May 7, 100 Bear Police say the woman called 911 appeals court Wednesday. and state law require any official for a temporary office.” Blvd., San Mateo; 329-0557. and frantically told the dispatch- The 3rd District Court of Appeal cleared in a criminal case to be Chief Judge Frank Shepherd and Or call the following schools for er that her husband was trying to heard arguments in the case of returned to office to fulfill an unex- Judge Ivan Fernandez appeared information: Interlachen kill her. She said she was hiding Michael Pizzi against the city of pired term. If the court were to side skeptical of the city’s position, with Elementary, 684-2130; James A. in the bathroom with her 24-year- Miami Lakes. A circuit judge in with Miami Lakes, Kuehne added, it Fernandez questioning the fairness Long Elementary, 329-0575; Mellon old daughter. She then said he March ruled that Pizzi should get his could set a legal precedent that of the Miami Lakes charter for an Elementary, 329-0593; Melrose was trying to get inside the bath- old job back with back pay and bene- would create “havoc” in future such official acquitted of criminal charg- Elementary, (352) 475-2060; Moseley room. fits, but the city appealed. situations. es. Elementary, 329-0562. Dispatchers heard the woman Pizzi was suspended from office by “Mr. Pizzi is the rightful mayor “If the prosecution takes longer Parents must bring: child’s birth screaming. As police arrived the man Gov. Rick Scott after his August entitled to resume his duties as than six months that person is out of certificate; parent’s photo ID; proof of took the woman to the backyard and 2013 arrest in an FBI corruption mayor,” Kuehne said. “A suspension office no matter what,” he said. residence (i.e., power bill, rental/ threw her in the pool. An officer sting involving questionable city is a temporary act. What the gover- The judges did not immediately lease agreement); current shot jumped in to save her while other grants. Wayne Slaton subsequently nor did not do was remove Mr. Pizzi rule, but the effect of the lower records; current Florida School officers subdued the man. won a special election to fill out from office.” court’s ruling in Pizzi’s favor was put Physical (must be less than a year He was taken to jail and faces Pizzi’s term as mayor through Gerald Cope Jr., representing on hold until April 30. Both sides old as of Sept. 1, 2015). multiple charges. November 2016, but Pizzi sought to Miami Lakes and current Mayor expect a ruling before then, and the Open to children who will be The names of the man and woman return after a jury found him not Slaton, said the city’s charter called loser could still appeal to the Florida 5-years-old on or before Sept. 1, were not released. guilty last August. for a new mayor to be elected because Supreme Court. 2015. Felony Arrests Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT Dow Jones 7-Day Local Forecast Industrials +88.68 18,038.27

April 20 Nasdaq Composite Dolly Tina Godin, 38, East +21.07 Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Palatka: child neglect. 5,035.17 Scat'd T-storms Mostly Sunny Few T-storms Few T-storms Few T-storms Scat'd T-storms Partly Cloudy Zane Hartley Morgan, 25, 87 / 66 86 / 67 86 / 71 87 / 68 84 / 66 81 / 65 85 / 64 Satsuma: possession of drug equip- Standard ment. & Poor 500 Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 20% 2,107.96 +10.67 Malcolm Alexander Wade, 64, Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast Interlachen: seven counts of animal cruelty. Florida Gas One Gallon Regular Today we will see partly cloudy skies with a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms, Average $2.55 high temperature of 87º, humidity of 69%. Light winds. The record high temperature 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ for today is 94º set in 1968. Expect mostly cloudy skies tonight with a 30% chance of April 21 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, showers and thunderstorms, overnight low of 66º. West wind 6 to 8 mph. The record Andra C. Jackson, 44, San Mateo: Stock Report 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, low for tonight is 48º set in 1950. Friday, skies will be mostly sunny with a slight chance failure to appear. 11+: Extreme Exposure of showers, high temperature of 86º, humidity of 69%. Northeast wind 6 to 10 mph. april 22 Noah Dean Young, 39, Florahome: Name Close Change burglary. Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week APPLE 128.62 1.71 Peak Times Peak Times AFLAC 64.07 0.21 Sunrise today ...... 6:50 a.m. ALCATEL 4.12 0.09 Sunset tonight...... 7:58 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM AT&T 32.86 0.20 Today 3:55-5:55 3:25-5:25 Mon 7:02-9:02 6:32-8:32 State News BAXTER 70.38 0.33 Fri 4:45-6:45 4:15-6:15 Tue 7:45-9:45 7:15-9:15 CHEVRON 109.50 -0.23 Sat 5:33-7:33 5:03-7:03 Wed 8:27-10:27 7:57-9:57 COCA-COLA 41.31 0.53 First Full Last New Sun 6:18-8:18 5:48-7:48 www.WhatsOurWeather.com s arasoTA CISCO 28.62 -0.07 4/25 5/3 5/11 5/17 Man charged with COMCAST 58.76 -0.08 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days CORNING 22.44 -0.17 Farmer's Growing Degree Days stealing from priest CSX 36.26 0.91 Today City Hi/Lo How large can a hailstone Date Degree Days Date Degree Days The Sarasota County Sheriff’s DELTA AIR 46.53 0.30 DUNKIN 47.72 0.21 Daytona Beach ...89/68 t become? 4/15 26 4/19 26 Office has arrested a Jacksonville Gainesville...... 87/64 t 4/16 21 4/20 20 man who is accused of stealing more NEXTERA 103.29 -0.11 ?

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Key West...... 85/78 s 4/18 26 GLAXOSMITH 46.57 -0.67 hailstone documented largest The Carmelite Catholic priest. Answer: Miami ...... 86/76 t Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature The priest reported multiple HOME DEPOT 112.99 -0.18 for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the fraudulent transactions on his finan- J.C.PENNY 8.56 -0.02 Naples ...... 84/74 s average to assess how many growing days are attained. LIFEPOINT 76.96 -0.04 Orlando ...... 89/69 t cial accounts. Detectives found that Local Almanac Last Week 56-year-old Chris Crisafulli had LOWE"S 73.07 -0.17 Panama City .....82/66 t Date High Low Normals Precip obtained limited power of attorney of LSI 11.14 0.00 Pensacola...... 84/68 t Precipitation ...... 0.31" MANULIFE 18.05 0.09 4/15 85 67 81/57 0.12" one of the alleged victim’s accounts Port Charlotte....88/69 t Normal precipitation ...... 0.55" MICROSOFT 42.99 0.35 4/16 77 65 81/57 0.00" and then added himself as a joint Tallahassee ...... 87/62 t Departure from normal .....-0.24" account owner on the other. PLUM CREEK 42.31 -0.18 Tampa ...... 85/71 t 4/17 74 65 81/57 0.00" PFIZER 34.93 0.04 4/18 87 66 82/57 0.00" The priest told detectives he had W. Palm Beach ...87/72 t Average temperature ...... 73.1º been a “spiritual mentor” to TRACT SUP 90.83 0.01 4/19 86 67 82/58 0.04" VULCAN 80.91 -0.46 Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; 4/20 79 62 82/58 0.15" Average normal temperature . 69.5º Crisafulli for years. He reportedly mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/ WALMART 78.43 0.40 Departure from normal ..... +3.6º signed documents the younger man sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms 4/21 82 61 82/58 0.00" gave him, thinking they were for WALT DISNEY 107.94 0.26 St. Johns River Tides This Week No Paper? Subscription raPalatkates How to reachPalmetto us Bluff PALATKA DAILY NEWS Day High Low High MaLowin number .....Day 312-5200 High PUBLowLISH ER High Low www.palatkadailynews.com Please call (386) 312-5200 by 4/23For home7:37 delivery am subscription,1:49 am 7:58 pmBusiness 2:40 hours pm are 8 a.m.4/23 to 7:37 am Wayne1:49 am Knuckles 7:58...... pm 2:40312-5201 pm 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka FL 32177 including tax MAIL: P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 10 a.m. to report problems with the 4/24 8:27 am 2:39 am 8:52 pm5 p.m. 3:31Monday pm through4/24 Friday. 8:27 am EDI2:39TOR am 8:52 pm 3:31 pm delivery of your paper. Circulation 4/25e-edition 9:19...... am 3:32$7/month am 9:49 pm 4:24 pm 4/25 9:19 am Al3:32 Krombach am .9:49...... pm 4:24312-5231 pm USPS 418-500 Call about classified or display ads, office hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. 4/2613 weeks 10:15...... am 4:28 $24.62am 10:48 pmquestions 5:15 pmabout circulation4/26 10:15or anyam Adver4:28 amtisi ng D10:48irecto pmr 5:15 pm Periodicals postage paid at Palatka, FL, 26 weeks...... $49.25 Palatka Daily News, est. 1885, is published If you leave a message, please 4/27 11:11 am 5:23 am 11:45 pmother newspaper6:06 pm business.4/27 11:11Call with am Mary5:23 Kayeam Wells11:45...... pm 6:06312-5210 pm 52 weeks...... $93.68 news tips at any time. Just follow the daily Tuesday through Saturday by the give your name, 911 address and 4/28 12:05 pm 6:18 am None 6:55 pm 4/28 12:05 pm Press6:18 amPlant ManaNoneger 6:55 pm Duration of subscription subject instructions after business hours. Palatka Daily News, Inc., POSTMASTER: phone number. 4/29 12:39 am 7:11 am 12:55 pm 7:43 pm 4/29 12:39 am Keith7:11 amWilliams 12:55...... pm 7:43312-5249 pm to rate increase. Advertising fax...... 312-5209 Send address changes to Palatka Daily CIRCULATION Department... 312-5200 Newsroom fax...... 312-5226 News, P.O. Box 777, Palatka FL 32178 Website...... 312-5200

042315a2.indd 1 4/22/15 4:36 PM 3A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 Suspected bicycle thief caught Legislature passes bill that would make ticket quotas illegal

after witness phones police Associated Press Scott. The Senate had previously accounted for nearly half of the city’s TALLAHASSEE — Traffic ticket approved the bill. revenue. The police force has since BY PETE SKIBA its owner, the police report quotas for law enforcement agencies The bill’s nickname comes from the been disbanded. Palatka Daily News added that Lewis was booked would be illegal under a bill passed by city of Waldo on heavily travelled U.S. The bill also requires a city or coun- into Putnam County Jail. He the Florida Legislature. 301, once considered one of the nation’s ty to report to state officials if traffic A Palatka Police was released Wednesday on The House unanimously passed the worst speed traps. In 2014, Waldo ticket revenue exceeds a third of the Department officer reacted $504 bond. so-called “Waldo Bill” on Wednesday police officers disclosed a quota system cost of operating its law enforcement within minutes to a bicycle The concerned citizen did a and sent it to the desk of Gov. Rick and it was reported that tickets agency. theft and arrested the sus- great job by pected thief Tuesday. calling in the According to a police report, theft and pro- a concerned citizen saw a man viding infor- taking his neighbor’s bicycle mation, said on the 2200 block of Laurel interim Street and called police. Police Chief The witness provided a James description of clothing and a Griffith. direction of travel to police. There has “Within minutes of the been an Lewis A Putnam County School call, Officer Justin Hale increase of District employee walks up made contact with the sus- service calls the windowed stairway at the pect who was identified as in the Laurel Street neighbor- remodeled Putnam County C’Montae Lewis, 18, of hood, he added. School Administration offices Palatka,” said Capt Matt Any suspicious activity on Reid Street. The glassed- in stairwell was added to the Newcomb. “Lewis was should be reported to dispatch building during renovations. stopped while riding the bike at 329-0800. near the health department.” With the bicycle returned to [email protected] Two youths injured in Melrose collision on State Road 21 CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News

Palatka Daily News did not stop in time to avoid More than 100 employees Not only is the building youtube.com. Grandparents in MELROSE – A car rear- striking a pickup truck work in the new building. good-looking, it is safe. Ohio can watch their grand- ended a pickup truck driven by Samantha A Schools Asked how they like their new Entrances have bulletproof children receive awards. Wednesday afternoon, result- Ciccarone, 28, of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A digs, personnel specialists glass, surveillance cameras “All of our schools’ Terrific ing in the driver and passen- Hawthorne. Ciccarone was Antoinette Deaver, Christine view inside and out, and the Kids ceremonies, football ger of the car being transport- stopped on State Road 21 Wright and Jackie Smith said, school resource officers have a games, graduation ceremonies ed to Shands UF Health in north of Piedmont Court, dark even on the brightest “We love it. We love it.” quick-response area from the and other special events, pre- Gainesville for minor injuries, waiting to make a left turn. days and did not support The love extended from the former bank building’s drive- viously shown exclusively on the Florida Highway Patrol Perkins and his passenger, crowds or parking for school top down. School up teller island. the district’s Comcast Cable reported. Ayden Perkins, 12, were taken board meetings. Superintendent Phyllis Remarking on the former channel, are now available on According to the FHP by ambulance to the hospital. Despite the cost, the new Criswell smiled and explained bank’s vault, “This is the our YouTube channel 24 hours report, a small sedan driv- Bradley Perkins was cited administration building has the building’s relationship to bomb,” said Andrea Williams a day,” Criswell said. “School en by Bradley S. Perkins, for careless driving, the FHP already saved operating the city. in the financial services office. board meetings are now 16, of Keystone Heights, report said. expenses, Gattschall said. Having a bright shiny 21st Williams referred to her joy streamed live on the channel Florida Power & Light cut century building at the city’s in the new, highly functional, during the meetings, then checks to the district as com- entrance bodes well for the sliding filing cabinets that archived.” pensation for energy-saving city and the school system’s stretch from the floor to the Some things never change. lights, air conditioning and perception as people enter the ceiling in the former vault. Employees decorated offices State News other environmentally friend- city over Memorial Bridge, she Criswell said that by law, with plants, furniture and art- ly measures such as sun-shad- said. school records must be kept work from children. Office TALLAHASSEE that passed the Florida House. ed, insulated, glass window- “As the county’s largest for nearly 100 years. The vault workers put personal touches The bill would set a 12-year panes. employer, I am excited to be serves the function well. in to make the new office 1-day waiting period term limit for members of the After talking about an part of the city’s redevelop- Equipped with streaming building theirs. for abortion bill Florida Public Service alphabet soup of cost-saving ment,” Criswell said. “We’ve television capability, school passes state House Commission, who are appoint- VFDs and VAVs that regulate got the front yard for Palatka board meetings can now be [email protected] ed by the governor, and require air temperature and flow in and it looks good.” broadcast in real time through Women seeking an abortion them to take ethics training. the new building, Gattschall would face a one-day waiting The bill passed Wednesday pointed out the “LVT: luxury period under a bill that would also limit service depos- vinyl tile.” appears likely to go to Gov. its power companies can Specially formulated, the Rick Scott for approval. require and prohibit them from wood-grain tile never needs to It passed the state House on changing billing cycles to push be stripped and waxed. A Rodeheaver Boys Ranch Celebrates 65 Years! a near-party line vote customers into higher rate cat- 20-year warranty covers it. Wednesday and is scheduled egories. The bright and airy hall- to come up on the Senate floor It also authorizes Duke ways, offices and conference “It is better to build boys than to mend men.” this week. Power to borrow money to pay rooms sport walls painted a Democrats argued the bill the cost of closing down the shade of “agreeable beige” and won’t pass legal scrutiny Crystal River nuclear plant. accents of “sporty blue.” under the Florida 65th Annual Constitution. They say it’s burdensome to working poor women and an unnecessary government intrusion into WE SHRED IT! Meeting and BBQ women’s lives. Republicans Spring Cleaning? 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042315a3.indd 1 4/22/15 7:46 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam Count y, Florida sin ce 1885 Today is Thursday, April 23, the WAYNE K NUCKLES, Publisher 113th day of 2015. There are 252 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 . Ta his d y in Putnam: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1887, newspaper item: communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal “Huntington is one of our very lat- is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the est settlements. It has the advan- teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, tage of being on the Jacksonville, quality and hard work. Tampa and Key West Railway, TOM W OOD, C HAIRMAN has 40 inhabitants and 12 dwell- DINK NESMITH , P RESIDENT ings and an Episcopal Church just dedicated. The rector is Rev. Mr. OUR VIEWS Ward of Crescent City.” (Ward “ Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features was the great-grandfather of a for- on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not mer county commissioner and necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. Crescent City citrus grower, Franklin Gautier.) The town of Welaka was incorporated.

To day’s Highlight in History: On April 23, 2005, the recently Betting created video-sharing website YouTube uploaded its first clip. Titled “Me at the Zoo,” the video consisted of 18 seconds of YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim standing in front of an elephant on earlier enclosure at the San Diego Zoo, Reducing my ecological commenting on the animals’ “real- ly, really, really long, uh, trunks.” Today, YouTube claims more than 1 billion users and says that 300 school days footprint – or not hours of video are uploaded every minute.

ome of us can remember when a esterday was Earth Day, so the grass can get a drink!”) O n this dATe: school year began after Labor Day which meant we were all DEborah Sometimes I don’t water my In 1616, English poet and dra- and ended before Memorial Day – supposed to take a car, but it’s not because I am matist William Shakespeare, 52, and schedule planners still man- Ymoment to reflect upon welky striving to save the planet. It’s died on what has been traditional- S our dear planet and re-commit because I am a lazy slob who ly regarded as the anniversary of aged to squeeze in the state-mandated to saving it. This reminds me of out of my head prefers to sit on the porch on his birth in 1564. 180 classroom days of instruction. the days when hippies roamed weekends with an ice cold lem- In 1789, President-elect George But those days are long gone, a point the earth and were just discovering what they onade. And because of the guilt. A dirty car is a Washington and his wife, Martha, driven home by the Putnam County called “ecology.” sign of a guilt-free mind. moved into the first executive School District’s adoption this week of a Today, the word “hippie” refers to any old I’m also really good about totally wearing mansion, the Franklin House, in 2015-2016 schedule that will herd stu- person with long hair and bell-bottoms and our out my clothes before I discard them. Again, New York. dents back to classrooms on Monday, “ecological footprints” are what everyone’s wor- this is not to consciously save the planet, In 1940, about 200 people died Aug. 10. ried about. What sort of “footprint” is each of but because I was blessed with no sense of in the Rhythm Night Club Fire in our lives leaving on the world? style whatsoever. It saves me a ton of Natchez, Mississippi. School board members took advantage Well, I can only speak for myself, but my money, plus, old clothes are comfortable In 1954, Hank Aaron of the of a law passed by the 2015 Legislature footprints are all over the place. clothes. Milwaukee Braves hit the first of and signed by the governor days ago that It’s not that I don’t try. I recycle everything I There are a million ways to save the planet his 755 major-league home runs in will allow school districts to begin class- should, but I still create plenty of trash. In by buying farm-fresh, organically-grown, free- a game against the St. Louis es as early as that date. fact, I’m amazed at how quickly I fill up my range this-and-that at the grocery store but I Cardinals. (The Braves won, 7-5.) The previous law said classes could not garbage can each week. can’t afford that stuff. In 1965, the Four Tops’ single “I And that isn’t my only sin. I wash the dishes Worse, I love the convenience of ordering Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, begin earlier than 15 days before Labor with whatever detergent works best – ditto for fast food right from my vehicle and that means Honey Bunch)” was released by Day, except in the case of high-achieving laundry – and by doing that I am sending who- countless wrappers, containers, bags, straws Motown. school districts, which were allowed to knows-what residue down the drain. The way I and whatnot. I recycle it all, but not in the way In 1985, the Coca-Cola Co. set their own schedules. Now, at least, all look at it is – I experimented for years to find I should. If the McDonald’s trash is still in my announced it was changing the districts will have the same opportunity. the best cleaning agents and now I’m going to car when I drive through Burger King, I throw secret flavor formula for Coke Academically, it’s said that an early use them. I am what you call a “loyal custom- it in Burger King’s trash. It’s what I call “the (negative public reaction forced start will give schools extra days to pre- er” or, if you’re talking to the next generation, circle of life.” the company to resume selling the “set in my ways.” (Daughter: “You don’t need to So now that I’ve come clean with you, I must original version). pare kids for high-stakes state testing, see bubbles anymore to have a soap that ask, have I enlightened you at all? Have you In 1995, sportscaster Howard and/or make it possible for students to works, Mom.” Me: “Leave me alone.”) seen yourself in my bad habits? Have I used Cosell died in New York at age 77. face semester-end and state tests before Sometimes I wash my car. This uses both my valuable public voice for education? In 2007, Boris Yeltsin, the first the two-week winter break disrupts soap and water. The water runs right down the Good, because this column alone uses up freely elected Russian president, learning. driveway into the street. I used to feel good about 35 square inches of paper each week -- died in Moscow at age 76. Since the last day of classes this spring about keeping my curbside clean and fresh but per newspaper sold. is June 5, that leaves students with a cur- now the tree-huggers have taken even that Please use it to line your birdcage. Ten years ago: from me. I am supposed to be ashamed about As far as my footprint goes, that would real- Leaders of China and Japan tailed summer break this year of just using water. (Son: “At least drive your car onto ly help me out. met in Jakarta, Indonesia, to try nine weeks, far short of the “three-month the lawn to wash it! The run-off will water the to settle their nations’ worst dis- vacation” that some believe teachers and grass!” Me: “I am not busting off three sprin- Deborah Welky lives in Palatka with her husband, pute in three decades, but failed to students are still gifted with. kler heads and cracking the pipes under there Mark. reach an agreement in the bitter Teachers in particular will feel the feud over Tokyo’s handling of its effects of the shortened summer break, World War II atrocities. since they return to classrooms a week Public F orum Five years ago: before the students. Many teachers and Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer signed administrators use their days away from the nation’s toughest illegal immi- the classroom to take college courses and asked if it had anything to do that your good deeds will con- gration law, saying “decades of seminars to improve themselves. We can How important with her father, she really tinue. You can’t allow negativ- inaction and misguided policy” only hope that the board’s action doesn’t is forgiveness? started crying! Her father had ism to hinder your progress. had created a “dangerous and interfere with the plans of too many. molested her as a child. She I don’t know the history unacceptable situation”; oppo- thought that she had forgiven behind Hank Bryant or what nents said the law would encour- Some family vacation plans will no Forgiveness is golden. It him, but she knew after hear- he did to be honored with a age discrimination against doubt also be disrupted, along with the frees the person who has ing from God that she had not. city park that carries his Hispanics. work schedules of older teens who wronged you and it frees you. John pretended to be her name, but if the views of his depend on summer employment to build Several years ago I as blessed father and asked for her for- relatives is any indication of One year ago: college funds or help with family financ- to be able to help a young giveness – she was ready to do how he felt about young peo- Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal es. Statewide, early fall school starts are woman with a terribly painful so. She also agreed to pray ple that have made mistakes, signed a law allowing legally unpopular with the tourism industry, stomach condition. blessings over her father. I think we need to change the owned guns in bars without Three of us traveled to an Immediately she was name of the park. restriction and in some churches, since it impacts the teen labor force on Andrew Wommack healing healed! She did not even stay schools and government buildings which theme parks and other businesses conference. We had already for the afternoon session. She Brenda Bivins under certain circumstances. depend to help deal with summer attended the morning session called me a few days later and Palatka Facebook reported its earnings crowds. and had had lunch. Connie said she and her friend went had nearly tripled and revenue This year’s foreshortened summer and I were in the conference home celebrating and testify- had grown sharply in the first break is a one-time event, of course, hall. On John’s way back from ing to God’s goodness. She was We’re still quarter, surpassing Wall Street’s since the 2015-2016 school year is the restroom he saw the going to keep trying to tell her expectations. Mark Shand, 62, the woman walking back and father that she has forgiven brain-dead brother-in-law of the Prince of scheduled to end on May 20, 2016. forth – she appeared to be in him, so she could also be free – Wales and a chairman of an ele- Following that, the summer vacation distress. A friend had brought free from the guilt he had Wake-up you so-called phant conservation group, died in period should resume its normal span. her to the healing meetings in been carrying. Christians! Any person who New York after sustaining a seri- Time will tell whether the earlier hopes that her stomach prob- voted for Obama, the Muslim ous head injury in a fall. school start will produce the boost in test lems could be healed. Linda McDowell and Chief must be stupid and scores that educators hope it will. Our John asked her if she was Interlachen brain dead. To day’s Birthdays: okay, and she said, “No.” He Also you would vote for Actor David Birney is 76. Actor students certainly need all the help they asked if she would like to Hillary Clinton who hates Lee Majors is 76. Hockey Hall of can get; tinkering with school start times come inside and let us pray Don’t criticize Christians and who is part of Famer Tony Esposito is 72. Irish is certainly worth a try. with her; she said, “Yes.” She the ACLU. The reason I do not nationalist Bernadette Devlin told us that she had gone those who help go to church any more is McAliskey is 68. Actress Blair down front after the first ses- because there is no real true Brown is 67. Writer-director Paul sion for prayer, but the prayer I was extremely disappoint- Christians in church today. I Brickman is 66. Filmmaker- warrior had told her that she ed to read the letter to the edi- am sure I will get a response author Michael Moore is 61. had some kind of blockage tor that criticized the Easter for what I have written, but if Actress Judy Davis is 60. Actress that kept her from being Egg Hunt sponsored by local you look in your mirror you Valerie Bertinelli is 55. Actor- F Y I healed. entrepreneurs. I am proud of will see the stupid brain-dead comedian-talk show host George We found out that she was a the fact that young men who you are. Lopez is 54. Olympic gold medal Christian and that she did not have gone afoul of the law can So wake-up before you have skier Donna Weinbrecht is 50. With warmer weather, many of us are moving out- believe that she had any turn their lives around and no more freedom. Country musician Tim Womack doors to turn our backyards into extended living spaces unforgiveness. John was talk- become productive, business (Sons of the Desert) is 47. Actor- for our homes. It’s tempting to install bug zappers, those ing with her, I was praying owning, tax paying citizens. I Joseph Hlad writer-comedian John Oliver is electric bug lights that kill mosquitoes at night. While and listening for God to give applaud the mayor and others Georgetown 38. MLB All-Star Andruw Jones is they are effective at killing bloodthirsty mosquitoes, me a “word of knowledge” – on that supported this event. I 38. Actor Aaron Hill is 32. Actor they also attract thousands of harmless insects, too. of the “gifts of the Holy Spirit,” now wish I had been there as Dev Patel is 25. Actor Matthew These insects are food for animals like birds, bats and and Connie was praying for well. Send your letter to: Letters Underwood is 25. Actor Camryn even aquatic wildlife, and they help keep the biodiver- us. The fact that they had a to the Editor, Palatka Daily Walling is 25. sity of the forest intact. Since bug zappers don’t know I felt that the Holy Spirit desire to give back to the com- News, P.O. Box 777, the difference between beneficial insects and pests, they told me the word, “child.” I munity is commendable; in Palatka, FL 32178, e-mail Thought for Today: can do more harm than good. To keep mosquitoes at bay, asked if anything happened to fact it borders on good publicforum@ “In the future everyone will be simply bring fans outdoors. The breeze will be enough to her as a child. She started cry- Christian conduct. Great job palatkadailynews.com; or world-famous for 15 minutes.” — keep them away. ing. I prayed for another word young men! You have this fax 312-5226. Andy Warhol, American pop artist and I heard, “father.” When I community’s support. I pray (1928-1987).

042315a4.indd 1 4/22/15 3:48 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 50 Excels 25 Handy swabs 44 Bakery 1 Earthen jar 54 Rub it in (hyph.) offering 6 Insect eaters 55 Prefix with 26 Large 45 — & The Kids need better oral hygiene 11 Bright and — red volumes Gang 12 Unexpected 56 Dragon 27 Wingspread 46 Leap in a tutu Dear Harriette: Tooth decay family on this, you can go online happy with that. — Setting the victory puppet 29 Birthday no. 47 Toledo locale runs in my family. Nearly every- and show your children count- Standards, Jackson, Mississippi 13 Leave on a 57 Gawked at 34 Soothsayer 49 — tai body who got to be 40 has ended less examples of photos of peo- Dear Setting The Standards: trip 36 Waking (rum drink) 15 Prompt DOWN up 51 Broncos org. up with dentures. I am the first ple with poor dental hygiene If your daughter is clear about (2 wds.) 1 Third letter 39 Weeps 52 Before, to one to retain most of my teeth. I and the erosive results. You can the guidelines that you have set 16 Canal of note 2 Battering tool 43 Cornstarch bards have had a bunch of dental pro- also take away privileges if they for her — for now — there is 18 Intention 3 Scepter’s brand 53 Long-faced Yesterday’s Answer cedures, but so far, no dentures. refuse to brush and floss their 19 Space go-with no reason for you to mention 21 Riviera 4 Put one’s I mention this because I have teeth. Don’t give up. the girl with the lipstick at all. summer hands two children who have inherited Dear Harriette: What is the If your daughter brings it up, 22 Pate de together poor dental habits even though right age to let girls wear make- you can tell her that you do not — gras 5 Sedgwick of I have been vigilant about my up? I have a daughter in the 23 Joule fractions the screen approve of lipstick for children 25 Amts. of oil 6 Popular salad own teeth. I don’t know what to fifth grade. Most of the girls her age, but that you do under- 28 Not pale 7 Choose do to get them to understand the are 10 and 11 years old. They stand that different families may 30 Battery size 8 Vast region repercussions if they do not start are just beginning to take an 31 Highest- 9 — Moore of have different values. practicing better dental hygiene. interest in beauty. One of the ranked films You may want to outline for — Clean Mouth, Denver girls has come to school a few 32 Grow older 10 Pipe handle yourself what your daughter 33 Dashed 14 Elbow Dear Clean Mouth: If you times wearing lipstick — not will be allowed when she is 12, 35 — donna counterpart live near any of your family lip gloss. It was bright red. I 37 Affimative 15 Rolex rival 13, 14, 15 and 16. This should members and are close to them, thought it was inappropriate for reply 17 Haphazardly include wearing makeup, wear- 38 Lather (2 wds.) ask them to help you out by her age. Obviously, she’s not my ing heels and dating. You have 40 Friendly 19 Overcharge coming over — together, prefer- child, but I am concerned about 41 Icky stuff 20 Candy- ably — and doing a reveal of my daughter getting the wrong entered the space of puberty, 42 — Enterprise stripers and your daughter will benefit 43 Noah’s boat 22 Skirmish their mouths. Ask them to show impression of what is right for 46 Large shrimps 24 Drain, as your children what happens her age. I don’t want to speak from understanding your expec- 48 Lodger energy when you don’t take care of poorly about this girl, but at the tations as she grows up. You your teeth. That kind of “scared same time I want my daughter don’t need to tell her everything HOROSCOPE straight” approach has awakened to be clear on what I think is right now, but it is wise for you For Thursday, April 23, 2015 LEO choice. Don’t be afraid to speak people to the potential downside appropriate. I currently allow to think about the next few years (July 23-Aug. 22) up. A travel opportunity will lead of poor habits. her to wear colorless lip gloss, so that you are ready when she This will be a year of creativ- to an adventure. Improve your home environ- Shy of agreement from your and that’s it. She seems to be asks the questions. ity, travel opportunities and social ment by rearranging furniture or CAPRICORN events. Sound investment strate- redecorating. Now is a great time (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) gies will improve your financ- to clear out any accumulated clut- Slow things down a notch BRIDGE es. Don’t take risks with your ter or unwanted items. where romantic matters are con- health. Consider making a life- VIRGO cerned. Being too overzealous or A bridge player who is try- This ought to point to the right style change that will allow you (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) eager will cause the object of your ing to defeat a contract will do answer. East should win the first to spend more time on recreation, Implement a change of pace, desire to question your intentions. travel and personal pursuits. and begin intellectual pursuits Let matters unfold naturally. well to work out declarer’s hand trick with his club ace and shift TAURUS that are enjoyable and education- AQUARIUS (April 20-May 20) shape. Then with luck he will to the spade king. al. Make a point to increase your (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Love and romance are on the say to himself, “Gosh, I see the He leads the king just in case knowledge and widen your circle Upgrading your skills will open rise. You will feel like socializing, lethal play.” declarer has the singleton queen. of friends. up career options. Your nervous- entertaining and having fun. Host LIBRA In today’s deal, East has to Since East has diamonds under a gathering and reach out to peo- (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) ness or anxiety will decrease as you become more comfortable find the deadly defense. South control, the defenders should win ple you haven’t seen in a while. Unanticipated home repairs will GEMINI with what you are learning. is in three no-trump. West leads five tricks before South collects stretch your budget. Shop around PISCES (May 21-June 20) for the best value. Do whatever it the club two. Given the auction, nine. (Feb. 20-March 20) If you need help bolstering your takes to keep the peace. Refuse to what should East do? East should With the given layout, that’s self-confidence, attend a semi- You will dazzle everyone get into a squabble with an unrea- start to count declarer’s hand dur- exactly how the deal pans out. nar conducive to raising personal sonable colleague. around you. Your bubbly person- awareness. Don’t be so hard on SCORPIO ality will allow you to overcome ing the bidding. From South’s Declarer ducks a couple of yourself. You have a lot to offer. (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) any competition you face and will two-heart rebid, a reverse show- spades, wins with dummy’s ace earn you praise from an unex- Put your best foot forward. You will feel confused about Marilyn Monroe said, “The ing at least a good 17 points, on the third round, and tries to CANCER recent events. Spend time with an pected source. working men, I’ll go by and East knows that South has four run the diamonds. When they (June 21-July 22) elderly or experienced individual. ARIES Delays, frustration and anger You will discover enlightening (March 21-April 19) they’ll whistle. At first they hearts and at least five diamonds. don’t break, he has to dislodge are likely to surface if you deal details about your history and You will be discontent with whistle because they think, ‘Oh, From West’s opening lead, show- the club king to get out for down with bureaucratic agencies. Catch family background. personal matters. An unfortunate it’s a girl. She’s got blond hair ing exactly a four-card suit, East one. up on some correspondence, do SAGITTARIUS situation will explode if you can’t and she’s not out of shape,’ and some light reading or undertake (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) control your temper. Listen to all learns that South also has three Finally, note that even if West a task or hobby that soothes your Your instincts will be on target, sides of a situation before making then they say, ‘Gosh, it’s Marilyn clubs. This means South surely has the club king-jack, that suit nerves. allowing you to make the right a judgment call. Monroe!’” has 1-4-5-3 distribution. can wait. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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from www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTHURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 PAGE 6A Floyd Sr.

LAS VEGAS Winston says the crab legs were a gift loyd Mayweather Sr. remem- bers the moment he discov- FSU says it will review that the ex-Seminoles quarterback Atlantic Coast Conference coaches Fisher did, saying it would welcome a ered his son had a feel for the believed he had an understanding teleconference, Seminoles coach conversation with Winston. Ffamily business. comments about free with an unidentified grocery store Jimbo Fisher said Winston’s com- “At the end of the investigation, we Floyd Jr. was just 9-10 months employee that led to last year’s shop- ments are likely true but added it were confident that our policies were old, not even walking yet. But his food from Publix lifting incident. appears to be “totally an isolated being executed by the store manage- father had been showing him how to Athletic director Stan Wilcox said incident.” ment team, and that we are not in hold his hands in a boxing position, a in the statement that Winston’s com- “If he says it is (true), I guess it is,” the practice of giving away merchan- skill young Floyd would learn quick- Associated Press ments were new details to the school. said Fisher, who said FSU’s compli- dize to FSU athletes or any other ly. TALLAHASSEE — Jameis “As is the case with all matters of ance office contacted the store after customers,” Maria Brous, director of “One day I came into the room and Winston has put his much-publicized this type, we will work in partner- Winston’s citation in April 2014 and media and community relations for he’s laying back on the pillow doing crab legs caper back in the headlines. ship with the NCAA to determine again Wednesday. Florida-based Publix said in an just what I was showing him,” Florida State issued a statement whether a violation occurred,” Wilcox A spokeswoman with the grocery emailed statement. Mayweather Sr. said. “I said, ‘This is Wednesday saying it will investigate said. store chain had a much different take it. He’s going to be a fighter.’” Winston’s comments aired on ESPN Speaking earlier during an on the quarterback’s comments than See WINSTON, Page 7A It wasn’t long after that when the two had another kind of father-son moment. This one, too, lives in Mayweather family lore, but for a Turning It On different reason. Floyd Sr. was facing the wrong Peniel’s end of a shotgun, aimed at him by his brother-in-law during a dispute in Grand Rapids, Mich. Mayweather was holding his year-old son and, like the boxer he was, was thinking playoff on his feet. “I wasn’t going to put that baby down,” he told the Los Angeles Times in 2012. “I didn’t want to die. It wasn’t about putting my son in rematch the line of fire. I knew he wouldn’t shoot the baby. So he took the gun off my face, lowered it to my leg and Warriors on road this bam!” The shotgun blast destroyed most time to face Foundation of Mayweather’s left calf, and pretty much ended his career as a welter- By Mark Blumenthal weight contender. He would fight on, Palatka Daily News but his mark in boxing would end up being made in other ways. Same opponent, different venue. Floyd Sr. isn’t exactly the guiding Same scenario for Peniel Baptist force behind the fighter who will Academy softball coach Sandy make a record purse of some $180 McKelvy as well – a loss to million or more to fight Manny Foundation Academy of Winter Pacquiao. He has spent long stretch- Garden and the longtime Warriors es of time estranged from his son, coach rides into the sunset in and was in prison on a drug convic- retirement. tion when Floyd Jr. fought in the Except last year, he kept a bit of 1996 Olympics before turning pro. the door open. Instead, he decided But he’s the trainer who helped to open the door entirely a month teach his son defense and has later and return for what he now stressed it for every fight he’s been CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News has called his final season. involved in. And he’ll be in the cor- Crescent City’s Steven Simmons, left, edges Palatka’s Dontaevone Evans during the 100-meter dash at “There’s no doubt this time – the ner next week at the MGM Grand the county meet last month. door is shut real tight this time,” arena, confident as ever in the abili- McKelvy said. ties of a fighter who was throwing McKelvy said he is leaning punches before he learned to walk. toward starting senior left-hander Just another opponent. Just Emily Collier (7-4) over senior another fight. righty Amber Spedden (4-4) against “Ain’t nothing different for this the Lions (15-4), but won’t make fight,” Floyd Sr. said. “We’re just that decision until about an hour fighting an opponent. We’re not before the 7 p.m. start against fighting Cassius Clay. We’re fighting Regional Glory Foundation in the Region 2-2A an ordinary guy.” opener. If this is the new normal for the “I’ve got two pitchers that are Mayweathers, it wasn’t always that Palatka boys team looks to build on district success about the same and I’ll get them way. The two publicly feuded for both warmed up before the game,” more than a decade and were so By Mark Blumenthal ites to advance to the state meet, where they both McKelvy said. “Whoever I feel looks much at odds in 2007 that Floyd Sr. Palatka Daily News competed last year. And Gonzalez is hoping he has right will be the one I go with.” nearly took a job training Oscar De more than just two of them finishing Top 4 in their But the team the Warriors (11-8) La Hoya against his son in the fight teven Gonzalez was always hoping for events and advancing. play will look an awful lot like the that made Floyd Jr. a household this moment. “Demareyae (Givens) will have a good shot of mov- Lions team that beat McKelvy’s name. “I thought about it,” the fifth-year Palatka ing on in the long jump,” Gonzalez started. Warriors a year ago at Rotary Park, But he’s replaced his brother, High track and field coach said. “I’ve always “Dontaevone Evans could be right there in the 100 8-2, in the Region 2-2A opener. Roger, for Mayweather’s last four dreamed about it.” and 200 and Bryan should be right there with Eron Stevi Ames, now a senior, hand- fights, a reconciliation the younger SThat dream/thought/hope? Being in contention to in both the shot and discus. I hope he can make (the cuffed the Warriors most of the Mayweather sought partly because win a regional team championship. Two weeks ago state 2A meet) in both events. I’m also hoping for big night, allowing two runs on four he felt he got hit with too many shots today, the Panther boys won the District 5-2A cham- things from Lutrell Smith and William Fuqua in the hits, walking two and striking out against Miguel Cotto and wanted his pionship, the first for the program since current triple jump.” 10, taking a no-hitter into the sixth father’s help in slipping punches. Tommie Turner’s last season in charge of the The 4x400 relay team of Berry, Givens, Kendrick inning. They’ve also patched up things Panthers in 1987. Aaron and Lutrell Smith won the district champion- Other Lions such as freshman outside the ring, at least for now. Now with numerous Panthers competing in the ship in 3:27.36, well ahead of second-place Halina Lawrence (.583 batting “I probably wouldn’t be a fighter if Region 2-2A meet at Lake Highland Prep in Orlando, Gainesville Eastside’s 3:33.99. That quartet will be average, 33 RBI), junior Kristen it wasn’t for my father,” Mayweather Gonzalez is allowed to think about winning that title challenged by the teams from Orlando Bishop Moore Lawrence (.464, one home run, 21 said. “As long as he knows I love him and taking numerous Panthers with him to the and Orlando Jones high schools that finished first RBI), Dani Lord (.286, five RBI) and I went out there and when I FHSAA 2A championship meet in eight days at the and second at the District 8-2A meet in 3:27.96 and and Haleigh Graziotti (.368, eight fought I didn’t just fight for myself, I University of North Florida. 3:28.54, respectively. RBI) – players who made an impact done it for the both of us. I think he “I have (six) of the 17 events in which I have two The two-week wait between district and regional at Rotary Park a year ago – should be happy with that.” people involved,” said Gonzalez, who will have at meets has been unusual and Gonzalez said it’s been returned this year. And Ames (11- In addition to his training duties, least two competitors in the shot put, discus, triple “killing” him and his runners. But he’s looked at the 3, 44 walks, 102 strikeouts in 77 Mayweather’s role in this fight pro- jump, 100, 200 and 400. “I have all three relays (the upside. 2/3 innings) is also the team’s top motion has also been as the foil to 4x100, 4x400 and 4x800) going. The only events I get “We had a good practice last week and finished it hitter, hitting .542 with five home Freddie Roach, Pacquiao’s trainer. hurt in are in the distances (800, 1,600, 3,200) and in out by working leg muscles in the Arc pool instead of runs and 27 RBI with 39 runs Roach said when the fight was the pole vault. the kids taking a constant pounding. Though we’ve scored. announced that Floyd Sr. wasn’t “It’s always easier said than done, but if everyone waited to run this meet, I don’t see much of a change McKelvy said he knows his team, much of a cornerman and that he PR’s (sets personal records) like they have done in this Thursday.” led by Collier, Spedden and fellow was happy to learn that he would be the last couple of meets we’ve been in, we could be Genisha Wilson will be competing in two events on seniors Callie Brauman and Kylie working his son’s corner. region champions.” the girls’ side for Palatka, the long jump and the 200. McKinnon, is going to have an That got Floyd Sr. riled up enough The leaders of this Panther team – sprinter Ka’ven uphill battle the entire night. to come up with a poem of sorts Berry and weights man Eron Carter – are the favor- See TRACK, Page 7A “We’re going against a good team, about his training counterpart. “Manny moved from first class to See WARRIORS, Page 7A the coach with the roach,” he said. “Now he’ll be sprayed with Raid and underpaid. He’ll be gone just like the roaches go when the lights go on.” It’s a long way from the federal Florida House bill could revamp high school sports penitentiary in Michigan, where the older Mayweather spent more than Critics say it would open tions. Association — the Gainesville based organization works and sets up a pro- three years for selling cocaine before The Florida House on Wednesday governing body that oversees competi- cess that could lead to Florida strip- being released in 1998. He’s 61 now, doors for recruiting passed a sweeping bill that backers tions in dozens of sports including ping responsibilities from the group. recovering from the lung disease say would help students wanting to football and basketball. Rep. Manny Diaz, a Miami Sarcoidosis, and living the life in an compete in high school sports. A ver- The bill (HB 7137) will make it eas- Republican, contended the bill was upscale gated community in Las By Gary Fineout sion of the legislation is moving in the ier for students to take classes at one not a “witch hunt” against the current Vegas. Associated Press state Senate, although two years ago school but participate in sports at association, but during debate defend- senators scuttled a similar bill. another school and it would also make ed the bill by saying that the rules See DAHLBERG, Page 7A TALLAHASSEE — Florida, known But critics contend the legislation it harder to prove that a student is that high school athletes must follow as a springboard for pro and college would essentially open the door for ineligible to compete. now were archaic and didn’t reflect athletes, may soon overhaul how high schools to recruit student athletes to It also makes changes to how eligi- the education options now available ANDY HALL school athletics work in the state, switch schools. They say the bill is bility disputes are handled, places in the state. Sports Editor 312-5239 including making changes to eligibili- being pushed by legislators upset limit on the fees charged by the asso- [email protected] ty and even who oversees competi- with the Florida High School Athletics ciation, changes how the nonprofit See BILL, Page 7A

042315a6.indd 1 4/22/15 11:00 PM 7A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 SPORTS BRIEFS SCOREBOARD BASEBALL

Francisco (Undecided), 3:45 p.m. x-Friday at Anaheim, 10 p.m. CALENDAR St. Louis (Wacha 2-0) at Washington x-April 26 at Winnipeg, TBA Court tosses Bonds’ conviction NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION (Scherzer 1-1), 4:05 p.m. x-April 28 at Anaheim, TBA schools, leagues and recreation Vancouver vs. Calgary NEW YORK — Barry Bonds has been cleared departments and are subject to April 15 Calgary 2, Vancouver 1 change without notice. COLLEGE BASEBALL NFL April 17 Vancouver 4, Calgary 1 legally after 11 1/2 years in court. His reputation 7 p.m. SEC Network Georgia at Auburn April 19 Calgary 4, Vancouver 2 remains tainted in the mind of many baseball fans. THURSDAY, April 23 2015 Schedules Tuesday Calgary 3, Vancouver 1 HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE SOFTBALL JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (Flames lead series, 3-1) A federal court of appeals threw out the career Softball 8 p.m. ESPN Tennessee at Alabama Sept. 13 Carolina, 1 p.m. Tonight at Vancouver, 10 p.m. home run leader’s obstruction of justice conviction on Region 2-2A Tournament Sept. 20 Miami, 4:05 p.m. x-April 25 at Calgary, TBA First Round GOLF Sept. 27 at New England, 1 p.m. x-April 27 at Vancouver, TBA Wednesday, ruling 10-1 that his meandering answer Peniel Baptist at Winter Garden 3 p.m. Golf Channel PGA Zurich Classic, first Oct. 4 at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. before a grand jury in 2003 was not material to the Foundation Academy, 7 p.m. Oct. 11 at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. round, at Avondale, La. Oct. 18 Houston, 1 p.m. government’s investigation into illegal steroids dis- Baseball 6 p.m. Golf Channel LPGA Swinging Skirts NBA District 8-1A Tournament Oct. 25 Buffalo (at London), 9:30 a.m. tribution. Championship Classic, first round, at Da- Nov. 1 Bye Postseason glance Crescent City at Pierson Taylor, 6 ly City, Calif. Nov. 8 at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. FIRST ROUND “Today’s news is something that I have long hoped p.m. 12:30 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA China Nov. 15 at Baltimore, 1 p.m. (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) for,” Bonds said in a statement. “I am humbled and Track and Field Open, second round, at Nov. 19 Tennessee, 8:25 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE truly thankful for the outcome as well as the oppor- At Orlando Lake Highland Prep Shanghai (tape/live) Nov. 29 San Diego, 1 p.m. Atlanta vs. Brooklyn Crescent City, Palatka at Region 2-2A Dec. 6 at Tennessee, 1 p.m. April 19 Atlanta 99, Brooklyn 92 tunity our judicial system affords to all individuals to Track Championship, noon MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Dec. 13 Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Wednesday Atlanta 96, Brooklyn 91 seek justice.” Dec. 20 Atlanta, 1 p.m. (Hawks lead series, 2-0) 1 p.m. MLB Network Yankees at Tigers April 25 at Brooklyn, 3 p.m. Now 50, Bonds said “I am excited about what the FRIDAY, April 24 4 p.m. MLB Network Cardinals at Nationals Dec. 27 at New Orleans, 1 p.m. COLLEGE Jan. 3 at Houston, 1 p.m. April 27 at Brooklyn, TBD future holds for me as I embark on the next chapter.” Baseball 7 p.m. Sun Sports Red Sox at Rays x-April 29 at Atlanta, TBD SJRSC at FSC-Jacksonville, 3 p.m. 8 p.m. MLB Network Royals at White Sox x-May 1 at Brooklyn, TBD Bonds broke Hank Aaron’s long-standing career NHL x-May 3 at Atlanta, TBD record of 755 homers in 2007, finished that season NBA PLAYOFFS Cleveland vs. Boston TIDES 7 p.m. TNT Eastern Conference first Postseason Glance April 19 Cleveland 113, Boston 100 with 762 and was indicted that December for his tes- Palatka City Dock round, Cavaliers at Cel- FIRST ROUND Tuesday Cleveland 99, Boston 91 timony before a grand jury investigating the Bay High Low ticks, Game 3 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) (Cavaliers lead series, 2-0) Area Laboratory Co-Operative, when he answered a Today 7:58A,8:25P 2:40A,3:30P 9:30 p.m. TNT Western Conference, first EASTERN CONFERENCE Tonight at Boston, 7 p.m. April 24 8:48A,9:18P 3:37A,4:28P Montreal vs. Ottawa April 26 at Boston, 1 p.m. question about injections by saying he was “a celeb- round, Warriors at Peli- x-April 28 at Cleveland, TBD April 25 9:42A,10:15P 4:38A,5:25P cans, Game 3 April 15 Montreal 4, Ottawa 3 rity child.” St. Augustine Beach April 17 Montreal 3, Ottawa 2 x-April 30 at Boston, TBD High Low April 19 Montreal 2, Ottawa 1, OT x-May 2 at Cleveland, TBD He was convicted of the obstruction charge in Today 12:07A,12:34P 6:30A,6:39P NBA DEVELOPMENTAL LEAGUE Wednesday Ottawa 1, Montreal 0 Chicago vs. Milwaukee 2011, and a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit April 24 12:56A,1:24P 7:24A,7:35P 8 p.m. ESPNews Finals, Game 1, Canton- (Canadiens lead series, 3-1) April 18 Chicago 103, Milwaukee 91 April 25 1:46A,2:16P 8:20A,8:35P Fort Wayne winner vs. Friday at Montreal, 7 p.m. April 20 Chicago 91, Milwaukee 82 Court of Appeals unanimously upheld the conviction Santa Cruz-Austin winner x-April 26 at Ottawa, TBA (Bulls lead series, 2-0) in 2013. x-April 28 at Montreal, TBA Tonight at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. But the larger group, which listened to arguments BASEBALL NHL PLAYOFFS Tampa Bay vs. Detroit April 25 at Milwaukee, 5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. FS Florida Eastern Conference, first April 16 Detroit 3, Tampa Bay 2 x-April 27 at Chicago, TBD from prosecutors and Bonds’ lawyers last September, AL Standings April 18 Tampa Bay 5, Detroit 1 x-April 30 at Milwaukee, TBD round, Lightning at Red concluded there was insufficient evidence his initial East Division Tuesday Detroit 3, Tampa Bay 0 x-May 2 at Chicago, TBD Wings, Game 4 (Lightning lead series, 2-1) Toronto vs. Washington evasive answer was material to the grand jury’s W L Pct GB 7 p.m. USA Network Eastern Conference, first Boston 9 6 .600 — Tonight at Detroit, 7 p.m. April 18 Washington 93, Toronto 86, OT probe. New York 8 7 .533 1 round, Islanders at Capi- April 25 at Tampa Bay, TBA Tuesday Washington 117, Toronto 106 Toronto 8 7 .533 1 tals, Game 5 x-April 27 at Detroit, TBA (Wizards lead series, 2-0) Baltimore 7 8 .467 2 9:30 p.m. CNBC Western Conference first x-April 29 at Tampa Bay, TBA Friday at Washington, 8 p.m. NFL Tampa Bay 7 8 .467 2 round, Flames at Can- N.Y. Rangers vs. Pittsburgh April 26 at Washington, 7 p.m. Central Division ucks, Game 5 April 16 N.Y. Rangers 2, Pittsburgh 1 x-April 29 at Toronto, TBD W L Pct GB 9:30 p.m. NBC Sports Western Conference, first April 18 Pittsburgh 4, N.Y. Rangers 3 x-May 1 at Washington, TBD Cowboys’ Hardy out for 10 games Detroit 11 4 .733 — round, Blackhawks at Pre- April 20 N.Y. Rangers 2, Pittsburgh 1 x-May 3 at Toronto, TBD Kansas City 11 4 .733 — dators, Game 5 Wednesday N.Y. Rangers 2, Chicago 6 8 .429 4½ Pittsburgh 1, OT WESTERN CONFERENCE NEW YORK — The NFL suspended defensive end Minnesota 6 9 .400 5 (Rangers lead series, 3-1) Golden State vs. New Orleans Greg Hardy for 10 games without pay Wednesday Cleveland 5 9 .357 5½ UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE SOCCER Friday at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. April 18 Golden State 106, New West Division 3 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Quarterfinals, second leg, x-April 26 at Pittsburgh, TBA Orleans 99 for conduct detrimental to the league after conclud- W L Pct GB Wolfsburg at Napoli x-April 28 at N.Y. Rangers, TBA April 20 Golden State 97, New ing there was “credible evidence” he roughed up his Orleans 87 Houston 8 6 .571 — Washington vs. N.Y. Islanders former girlfriend nearly a year ago when he was a Oakland 7 8 .467 1½ WOMEN’S COLLEGE LACROSSE April 15 N.Y. Islanders 4, Washington 1 (Warriors lead series, 2-0) Los Angeles 6 8 .429 2 1 p.m. Sun Sports ACC Tournament, first April 17 Washington 3, N.Y. Islanders 2 Tonight at New Orleans, 9:30 p.m. member of the Carolina Panthers. Texas 6 8 .429 2 round, Notre Dame vs. April 19 Islanders 2, Washington 1, OT April 25 at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Hardy, who joined the Dallas Cowboys as a free Seattle 5 9 .357 3 Tuesday Washington 2, Islanders 1. OT x-April 28 at Golden State, TBD Virginia, at Charlottesville, x-May 1 at New Orleans, TBD Tuesday’s Games Va. (Series tied, 2-2) agent on a one-year, incentive-laden deal, was noti- Toronto 13, Baltimore 6 Tonight at Washington, 7 p.m. x-May 3 at Golden State, TBD fied Wednesday of the decision in a letter from N.Y. Yankees 5, Detroit 2 April 25 at N.Y. Islanders, TBA Houston vs. Dallas Boston 1, Tampa Bay 0 NL Standings N.Y. Mets 7, Atlanta 1 x-April 27 at Washington, TBA April 18 Houston 118, Dallas 108 Commissioner Roger Goodell. Hardy plans to appeal. Cincinnati 16, Milwaukee 10 Tuesday Houston 111, Dallas 99 Cleveland 6, Chicago White Sox 2 East Division Goodell cited “sufficient credible evidence that San Diego 7, Colorado 6 WESTERN CONFERENCE (Rockets lead series, 2-0) Kansas City 6, Minnesota 5 W L Pct GB Texas 7, Arizona 1 St. Louis vs. Minnesota Friday at Dallas, 7 p.m. Hardy engaged in conduct that violated NFL policies Texas 7, Arizona 1 New York 12 3 .800 — San Francisco 6, L.A. Dodgers 2 April 16 Minnesota 4, St. Louis 2 April 26 at Dallas, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Angels 14, Oakland 1 Atlanta 8 6 .571 3½ in multiple respects and with aggravating circum- Wednesday’s Games April 18 St. Louis 4, Minnesota 1 x-April 28 at Houston, TBD Houston 6, Seattle 3 Washington 7 8 .467 5 Pittsburgh 4, Chicago Cubs 3 April 20 Minnesota 3, St. Louis 0 x-April 30 at Dallas, TBD stances.” His assault case had been dismissed in a Wednesday’s Games Philadelphia 5 10 .333 7 Miami 6, Philadelphia 1 Wednesday St. Louis 6, Minnesota 1 x-May 2 at Houston, TBD Chicago White Sox 6, Cleveland 0 Miami 4 11 .267 8 North Carolina court because his accuser refused to St. Louis 7, Washington 5 (Series tied, 2-2) L.A. Clippers vs. San Antonio Toronto 4, Baltimore 2 Central Division N.Y. Mets 3, Atlanta 2 Friday at St. Louis, 9:30 p.m. April 19 L.A. Clippers 107, San cooperate with prosecutors, but an NFL investiga- N.Y. Yankees 13, Detroit 4 W L Pct GB Cincinnati 2, Milwaukee 1 April 26 at Minnesota, TBA Antonio 92 Tampa Bay 7, Boston 5 St. Louis 9 4 .692 — tion concluded that Hardy used physical force Colorado 5, San Diego 4 x-April 29: at St. Louis, TBA (Clippers lead series, 1-0) Minnesota 3, Kansas City 0 Chicago 8 6 .571 1½ against Nicole Holder in at least four instances. Texas at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Nashville vs. Chicago Wednesday at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Texas at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Cincinnati 8 7 .533 2 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 10:15 April 15 Chicago 4, Nashville 3, 2 OT Friday at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. The 26-year-old Hardy was on the commissioner’s Oakland at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. Pittsburgh 7 8 .467 3 p.m. April 17 Nashville 6, St. Louis 2 April 26 at San Antonio, 3:30 p.m. Houston at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee 2 13 .133 8 Exempt List last season and did not play for Thursday’s Games April 19 Chicago 4, Nashville 2 x-April 28 at L.A. Clippers, TBD Thursday’s Games West Division Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 0-0) at Tuesday Chicago 3, Nashville 2, 3OT x-April 30 at San Antonio, TBD Carolina, although he was paid his $13.1 million sal- N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 2-1) at Detroit W L Pct GB Pittsburgh (Locke 2-0), 12:35 p.m. (Blackhawks lead series, 3-1) x-May 2 at L.A. Clippers, TBD (An.Sanchez 1-2), 1:08 p.m. Los Angeles 9 4 .692 — ary. He was suspended under a policy that was Miami (Phelps 0-0) at Philadelphia Tonight at Nashville, 9:30 p.m. Portland vs. Memphis Oakland (Chavez 0-0) at L.A. Angels San Diego 10 6 .625 ½ (McGowan 1-0), 1:05 p.m. x-April 25 at Chicago, TBA April 19 Memphis 100, Portland 86 revised after the league was widely criticized for its (Tropeano 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Colorado 8 7 .533 2 Atlanta (Teheran 2-0) at N.Y. Mets x-April 27 at Nashville, TBA Wednesday Memphis 97, Portland 82 Baltimore (Tillman 2-1) at Toronto Arizona 7 7 .500 2½ handling of a domestic violence case involving for- (B.Colon 3-0), 1:10 p.m. Anaheim vs. Winnipeg (Grizzlies lead series, 2-0) (Hutchison 1-0), 7:07 p.m. San Francisco 5 10 .333 5 Cincinnati (Bailey 0-1) at Milwaukee April 16 Anaheim 4, Winnipeg 2 April 25 at Portland, 10:30 p.m. mer Baltimore running back Ray Rice. Boston (Buchholz 1-2) at Tampa Bay Tuesday’s Games (Lohse 0-3), 1:40 p.m. April 18 Anaheim 2, Winnipeg 1 April 27 at Portland, 10:30 p.m. (Odorizzi 2-1), 7:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs 9, Pittsburgh 8 San Diego (T.Ross 1-0) at Colorado April 20 Anaheim 5, Winnipeg 4, OT x-April 29 at Memphis, TBD Kansas City (Ventura 2-1) at Chicago Philadelphia 7, Miami 3 (Lyles 1-1), 3:10 p.m. (Ducks lead series, 3-0) x-May 1: at Portland, TBD White Sox (Sale 2-0), 8:10 p.m. Washington 2, St. Louis 1, 10 innings L.A. Dodgers (Bolsinger 0-0) at San Wednesday at Winnipeg, 9:30 p.m. x-May 3 at Memphis, TBD Dolphins sign WR Jennings

DAVIE — The Miami Dolphins acquired a veteran target for Ryan Tannehill on Wednesday, and rein- education, we should not stop tled” legislators and change how “When you have a bill that is forced his protection too. Bill those children from participating,” schools approach athletics in the going to create this free agency Free agent receiver Greg Jennings signed two said Diaz. “At the end of the day state. He said that even though market, this allowing of student weeks after visiting the Dolphins, two people famil- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A let’s bring it back to the kids.” thousands of student athletes par- athletes, kids, to pick their coach, iar with the negotiations said. The people confirmed Rep. Kevin Rader, a Delray ticipate in the state only a handful to choose where they want to go to the deal to The Associated Press on condition of ano- “If parents have the choice of Beach Democrat, contended that of eligibility cases ever go through school, it is just wrong,” Rader said nymity because the team hadn’t announced an making a decision on their child’s the bill was drawn by “disgrun- the existing process. during debate on the floor. agreement. The Dolphins also signed veteran offensive line- men Jeff Linkenbach and Jacques McClendon to ask that he contact us directly. Speaking to Michigan coach worth of crab legs. He was sus- one-year contracts, giving the team some much- We would take appropriate Jim Harbaugh, Winston said an pended for three baseball games needed depth and flexibility in an area that has been Winston action, including reopening an employee told him, “Anytime you and completed 20 hours of com- troublesome the past two years. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A investigation.” come in here, I got you,” and that munity service, one of a series of The Minnesota Vikings released Jennings last The Heisman Trophy winner the employee had previously off-field incidents — some seri- month after acquiring receiver Mike Wallace from “If Mr. Winston has new infor- and possible top overall NFL given him a cake for a friend’s ous, some less so but embarrass- Miami in a trade. Jennings would have counted $11 mation that he would like to draft pick made the comments on birthday. ing nonetheless — that followed million against the Vikings’ salary cap this year. share with Publix, that is perti- an ESPN pre-draft show that Winston originally said he left him throughout his college nent to this incident, we would aired Tuesday. the store and forgot to pay for $32 career. NBA Thunder fire coach Scott Brooks in eight innings after being out- REGION 2-2A FIRST ROUND scored, 28-1, by Seven Rivers OKLAHOMA CITY — Scott Brooks did every- Warriors during the regular season. thing but win a championship. It wasn’t enough. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A Peniel Baptist (11-9) at But if it’s the end tonight, The Oklahoma City Thunder fired their coach on Winter Garden Foundation Academy (15-4) McKelvy said he’s enjoyed every Wednesday, parting ways with a former NBA coach there’s no doubt,” McKelvy said. minute in a career in which he’s of the year who led the team to three conference “And as I’ve been saying, when When: 7 p.m. Thursday. won 126 games, the third most finals in four years only to falter this season as his Winner gets: The winner of the Region 2-2A opener between we face a team that is better in Ocoee Central Florida Christian at Lecanto Seven Rivers Christian in Putnam County fastpitch soft- players were hit hard by injuries. talent than we are, we drop off. at 7 p.m. Tuesday. ball history behind Interlachen’s Brooks coached the Thunder for seven seasons. Except for (Gainesville) Last time they played: Foundation Academy defeated Peniel Ron Whitehurst (145) and Starting in 2010-11, he led the team to the Western Baptist, 8-2, in last year’s regional first-round opener at Rotary Park. Countryside (which beat Peniel Directions to Foundation Academy: Take SR-19 south into Eustis. retired Palatka coach Curt Conference finals three out of four years, and the four times this year), we can Take the jughandle onto US-441 heading south and go 14 miles to Smith (178). Thunder reached the NBA Finals in 2012. The play all the teams in our (Florida SR-414/SR-429 (toll road). Jump on and stay on SR-414 for three “I’ve had an awesome time,” Thunder failed to make the playoffs this past season, miles. Keep left and remain on SR-429 for 11 more miles. Get off at Christian Athletic League) con- Exit 19 (SR-535/Vineland Road). Merge onto Stoneybrook West McKelvy said. “I’ve met a lot of as injuries limited them to a 45-37 finish. ference. Teams like Countryside Parkway, then take the first left onto SR-535 for a mile. Turn right young people that have come Brooks was 338-207 (.620) with the Thunder and and (Lecanto) Seven Rivers onto Tilden Road and go a mile and three quarters. Make a left turn through our program. I’ve was the 2009-10 NBA Coach of the Year. He said last Christian (which beat Peniel into the school parking lot. The fields are in the back. enjoyed all of them. It’s been week that he expected to be the coach next season. three times this year), are just great. The school’s been awe- “This is an extremely difficult decision on many better than us.” his team puts it together in all ago in the District 3-2A champi- some. I’ve had a good time here.” levels,” Thunder general manager Sam Presti said. McKelvy said he always gives facets of the game, to pull out onship when it stunned Seven “Scott helped establish the identity of the Thunder his team a chance, especially if the victory, just like it did a year Rivers Christian at home, 12-9, [email protected] and has earned his rightful place in the history of our organization through his seven years as a valued leader and team member.” last state track meet when he won –Associated Press Track the high jump at Coral Springs REGION 2-2A MEET High School in a battle with future When, where: Noon, Thursday, at Orlando Lake Highland Prep. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A NBA player Jermaine Taylor of Palatka representatives: Travis Williams (boys high jump), Geneshia Wilson (girls long jump, 200), Demareyae Givens (boys long jump, 200), William Tavares. Fuqua (boys triple jump), Lutrell Smith (boys triple jump, 400), Eron Carter Dahlberg Crescent City, whose District The lone Crescent City girls rep- (boys discus, shot put), Bryan Williams (boys discus, shot put), Dontaevone 6-2A meet was held eight days ago resentative, freshman Emonei Evans (boys 100, 200), Ka’ven Berry (boys 100, 200, 400), Kendrick Aaron CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6A (boys 400), Derrick Gordon (boys 300-meter hurdles), the boys 4x100 relay at Tavares High, will bring six Wynn, will compete in the 100- (Evans, La’Ronke Sutton), Nate Williams, Travis Williams), the boys 4x800 competitors to Lake Highland Prep meter high hurdles. relay (Lavarus Smith, Peyton Snyder, Jordan Dixon, Aitor Armos Garcia), the He’s more concerned about his son losing his today. The Raiders’ best chances of “I think they’re ready to go,” boys 4x400 relay (Berry, Lutrell Smith, Aaron, Givens). money than losing the fight. He believes in Floyd Crescent City representatives: Emonei Wynn (girls 100-meter hurdles), moving to the state 2A meet are Raiders coach Stacy Cook said. Laron Fells (boys high jump, triple jump), Dominic Owens (boys long jump), Jr.’s defensive wizardry, and believes he hasn’t sophomore sprinter Steven “Last year, we had one representa- A.J. Jara (boys long jump), Steven Simmons (boys 100, 200), Max Jackson slowed a bit at the age of 38. Simmons in the 100 and 200, tive at the state meet (graduated (boys 200). Like a proud father, he also believes his son is senior long jumper A.J. Jara and Akia Berrien in the high jump) and Top 4 go to: FHSAA 2A meet at the University of North Florida, May 1. the best. Directions to Lake Highland Prep: Take US-17 south into US-17/92 to Laron Fells, who will compete in we want to take more with us this Orange City. Merge right onto SR-472 and go two and a half miles to I-4. Oh, and don’t forget his trainer, too. both the triple jump and the high time. We can take more kids with Make a right turn and travel 29 1/2 miles to Exit 84A (US-17/US-92/SR-50). “He’s the best, ever, yes,” Mayweather said. jump. us, that means we move to another Take Ivanhoe Boulevard (US-17/US-92/SR-50) and go about three miles. Turn “And this is Floyd Mayweather Sr., the main man left onto Orange Avenue (SR-527) and go a quarter of a mile. Take the first It was 10 years ago that another level with the program.” right onto Highland Avenue and go just over a quarter of a mile. The school is behind him.” Crescent City athlete, Mickey on the left and the football field/track is next to the parking lot. Gilyard, brought home the school’s [email protected] Tim Dahlberg writes for The Associated Press.

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AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT Court for Putnam County, SERVICE Florida, Probate Division, $ 50 16643 AMBASSADOR the address of which is 410 BRIDGE ROAD St. Johns Avenue, Palatka, DELRAY BEACH, FL 33446 Florida 32177; that the de- Driver cedent's date of death was 3 DAYS ...... 7 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- July 13, 2014; that the total FIED that an action to fore- value of the estate is less DRIVER TRAINEES! close a mortgage on the than $75,000.00 and that following described prop- the names and addresses $ 75 GET PAID CDL erty located in Putnam of those to whom it has TRAINING NOW! Learn County, Florida. been assigned by such or- to drive for Stevens der are: Transport. NO EXPERI- PARCEL 1: 5 DAYS ...... 10 A PART OF THE WEST 1/2 Name: Anne T. Coley ENCE NEEDED! OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF Address: 5088 Nadine New Drivers can earn SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP Street, Orlando, Florida $900/wk + Benefits! 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 32807 $ 75 Carrier covers cost! Be EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS ALL INTERESTED PER- trained & based locally! FOLLOWS: BEGINNING ON SONS ARE NOTIFIED Now Offering New THE EAST LINE OF SAID THAT: 10 DAYS WEST 1/2 OF SOUTHEAST ...... 15 Regional Routes in FL! 1-877-214-3624 1/4 AT A POINT 50 FEET All creditors of the estate SOUTHERLY FROM THE of the decedent and per- CENTERLINE OF STATE sons having claims or de- $ 50 HIGHWAY #20 AS THE mands against the estate SAME IS NOW LOCATED, of the decedent other than Needed: Driver (Class B AND RUNNING THENCE those for whom provision CDL) & Laborer. MUST WESTERLY AND ALONG for full payment was made 20 DAYS THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT- in the Order of Summary ...... 31 pass criminal bkgd check. Must pass drug OF-WAY OF STATE HIGH- Administration must file WAY #2-, FOR A DIS- their claims with this court screen & MUST have TANCE OF 30 FEET TO A WITHIN THE TIME PERI- $ 50 clean Driver License. POINT, WHICH IS 50 FEET ODS SET FORTH IN SEC- Please apply in person at SOUTHERLY FROM THE TION 733.702 OF THE 1046 Air Park Rd., Green CENTERLINE OF SAID FLORIDA PROBATE CODE. STATE HIGHWAY #20 , ALL CLAIMS AND DE- 30 DAYS Cove Springs EOE ...... 41 THENCE SOUTHERLY AND MANDS NOT SO FILED PARALLEL WITH THE WILL BE FOREVE R ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER ONE CATEGORY. EASTERLY LINE OF SAID BARRED. NOTWITH- SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR A STANDING ANY OTHER THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. General DISTANCE OF 125 FEET APPLICABLE TIME PERI- TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- OD. ANY CLAIM FILED NING OF THE PARCEL OF TWO (2) YEARS OR MORE Adams Acres is seeking LAND TO BE CONVEYED: AFTER THE DECEDENT'S GARAGE SALE Direct Care staff & Asst (1) THENCE WESTERLY DATE OF DEATH IS Mgrs to assist w/ ID cli- AND PARALLEL WITH THE BARRED. NORTH LINE OF SAID 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS ents who are behavior- SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR A The date of first publica- ally challenged. Many DISTANCE OF 131 FEET tion of this Notice is April shifts available, includ- TO A POINT; (2) THENCE 23, 2015. ing M-F split; weekend; SOUTHERLY AND PARAL- LEL WITH THE EAST LINE Attorney for Person Giving awake overnight, and live OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 Notice YARD in management. Must FOR A DISTANCE OF 75 Kathleen Flammia, Esq. have GED or high school FEET TO A POINT; (3) Florida Bar Number : diploma, valid driverʼs li- THENCE EASTERLY AND 0 7 9 3 5 1 5 PARALLEL WITH CALL 1 Kathleen Flammia, P.A. $ 75 cense, and 1 year exp. in SALE ABOVE FOR A DISTANCE 2707 W. Fairbanks Ave. AD MUST INCLUDE care taking. College OF 131 FEET TO A POINT; Suite 110 ADDRESS OF credits may substitute for (4) THENCE NORTHERLY Winter Park, FL 32789 exp. Staffing for aggress- 75 FEET TO THE POINT OF Telephone: (407) 478-8700 SALE AND MUST BEGINNING. Fax: (407) 478-8701 BE PREPAID ive houses. Competitive PARCEL 2: E-Mail: Kathleen@Flammi- starting rates. Apply in A PART OF THE WEST 1/2 alaw.com 10 person at 1735 S.R. 16, OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 Secondary E-Mail : St. Aug, FL 32084, M-F, OF SECTION 11, TOWN- [email protected] ANNOUNCEMENTS FINANCIAL SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 m EMPLOYMENT FOR RENT 9am – 4pm. DFWP. EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- REAL ESTATE ULARLY DESCRIBED AS Person Giving Notice: 600 100 200 300 FOLLOWS: Anne T. Coley Exp. fence installers A PART OF THE WEST ½ 4/23/15, 4/30/15 needed. Must have ex- OF SOUTHEAST ¼ OF Legal No. 00033000 perience & valid Driv. Li- SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 cense 386-328-3778 EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING PN THE EAST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Experience Required! LINE OF SAID WEST ½ OF CLASSIFIEDS THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CAD Programmers, CNC SOUTHEAST ¼ AT A CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- Operators, Granite POINT 50 FEET SOUTH- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ANNOUNCEMENTS ERLY FROM THE CENTER- CIVIL DIVISION Counter Top Installers & LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY REGULAR CLASSIFIED Fabricators, CDL Cert. 320 AS THE SAME IS NOW CASE NO.: 54 2013 CA Drivers, for Palatka LOCATED, AND RUNNING

100 000316 CA AXMX office. 904-838-6030 THENCE WESTERLY AND ALONG THE SOUTHERLY JPMORGAN CHASE BANK 4 LINES - 5 DAYS RIGHT-OF-WAY OF STATE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, HIGHWAY #20 FOR A DIS- Plaintiff, HOUSEPARENTS - TANCE OF 30 FEET TO A POINT, WHICH IS 50 FEET vs. Singles and Couples - SOUTHERLY FROM needed to care for beha- SOUTHERLY FROM THE SEAN KASEY COLLINS, viorally challenged boys CENTERLINE OF SAID UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF at St. Augustine Youth STATE HIGHWAY #20, (1) SEAN KASEY COLLINS, THENCE SOUTHERLY AND PAMELA J. COLLINS, TD $ 00 Services. Full time, live- PARALLEL WITH THE BANK, N.A., et al., INCLUDES ALL in position, 3 1/2 days EAST LINE OF SAID Defendants. CLASSIFICATIONS. per week. Must stay on SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR A DIS- EMPLOYMENT EXTRA LINES $2.99 campus day and night TANCE OF 125 FEET; (2) TD BANK NATIONAL AS- THENCE WESTERLY AND SOCIATION, PER LINE, PER DAY. throughout entire shift. PARALLEL WITH THE Cross-Plaintiff, NORTH LINE OF SAID

200 HS diploma or GED, FL driver's license with safe SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR A DIS- vs. 46 TANCE OF 131 FEET TO A record, background POINT; (3) THENCE SEAN KASEY COLLINS screening and 2 years NORTHERLY AND PARAL- and JULIE T. COLLINS, CLASSIFIED LINE AD PRIVATE PARTY MERCHANDISE experience working with LEL WITH LINE (1) ABOVE Cross-Defendants. children required. Good FOR A DISTANCE OF 125 1 ITEM $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS pay and benefits. Must FEET TO A POINT; (4) NOTICE OF SALE THENCE EASTERLY 131 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN be available for in-per- FEET TO THE POINT OF pursuant to the Final Judg- LOOK FOR COUPON IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES son interview. Fax re- BEGINNING. ment of Foreclosure dated sume to (904) 825-0604, TOGETHER WITH ALL AND April 8, 2015 (the "Judg- AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. email to SINGULAR THE RIGHT OF ment"), entered in Case No. PASSAGE AND REPAS- 54 2013 CA 000316 CA NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. [email protected], or SAGE TO THE GRANTEES, AXMX of the Circuit Court FINANCIAL FREE visit www.sayskids.org THEIR SUCCESSORS AND of the Seventh Judicial Cir- for online application. ASSIGNS, IN COMMON cuit in and for Putnam EOE/DFWP. WITH THE GRANTORS, County, Florida, in which 300 AND THEIR SUCCESSORS TD BANK, NATIONAL AS- AD ASSIGNS, OVER AND SOCIATION is Cross- ACROSS A CERTAIN Plaintiff, and SEAN K . Lawn Service STRIP OF LAND DE- COLLINS a/k/a SEAN KA- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: SEY COLLINS a/k/a TEN- Full-Time Experienced BEGINNING AT THE ANT #1 and JULIE T. Laborer Needed. Contact SOUTHEAST CORNER OF COLLINS, are Cross-De- MONDAY - FRIDAY Jamie: 386-546-5684 PARCEL DESCRIBED fendants. OFFICE ABOVE, AND (1) RUNNING THENCE NORTHERLY AND The Clerk of Court will sell PARALLEL WITH THE the Property as defined in Mechanic needed. Must EAST LINE OF THE WEST the Judgment and as set ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼, SEC- forth below at a public sale have own tools. Apply @ TION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 on July 9, 2015 at 11:00 Mark Robbins Radiator. SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, a.m. to the "highest LEGALS HOURS 386-530-2058 FOR A DISTANCE OF 200 bidder", BY ELECTRONIC 8am - 4pm FEET TO THE SOUTH- S A L E A T ERLY LINE OF STATE WWW.PUTNAM.REALFORE HIGHWAY #20; (2) THENCE 350 CLOSE.COM, in accord- PT Night Driver. Must EASTERLY AND ALONG ance with Section 45.031, THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF Florida Statutes. have Class A CDL & STATE HIGHWAY #20 FOR good Driving record. A DISTANCE OF 30 FEET The "highest bidder" for CLASSIFIED FAX TO THE EAST LINE OF THE 386-325-5640 purposes of this Notice of WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST Sale, is defined as the ¼; (3) THENCE SOUTH- party who bids the largest ERLY AND ALONG THE amount of money to pur- Relief Manager needed 2 EAST LINE OF THE WEST chase the Property (as DEADLINE... DEADLINE... ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR defined below) and who days a week. Must be A DISTANCE OF 200 FEET; completes the sale in a able to pass bkgd & test. (4) WESTERLY TO THE timely fashion, as herein- 904-692-2250 POINT OF BEGINNING. after set out. The one who MERCHANDISE bids the largest amount of Has been filed against you, money to purchase the and you are required to Property (as defined below) 2:00 P.M. serve a copy of your writ- 1:30 P.M. Sheet Metal Shop seek- shall be permitted to com- 400 ing shop employee. Shop ten defenses, if any, to this plete the sale by delivering action on Greenspoon to the Clerk, the balance of exp. a must. No walk-ins. Marder, P.A. Default De- such bid, over and above (312-5200) MUST call for appt. partment, Attorney for (312-5209) the deposit, by 3:00 p.m. 386-328-5858 Plaintiff, whose address is on the day of the sale. Trade Center South, Suite GENERAL INFORMATION American Express or Discover) unless a credit 799, 100 West Cypress The following property loc- application is approved by the publisher. FINANCIAL Creek Road, Fort Lauder- ated in Putnam County, All advertising is accepted, subject to the dale, FL 33309, and file the Florida, is the subject of original with the Clerk with- this Notice of Sale:

approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to 300 in 30 days after the first CANCELLATIONS publication of this notice, Lot 8 of "ROSEWOOD" as revise or reject any advertisement without notice. in the Palatka Daily News unrecorded plat of a por- The publisher reserves the right to correctly Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- on or before 05/31/15; oth- tion of Lot 6 of Sim's Sur- PETS & SUPPLIES erwise a default and a judg- vey of Government Lot 14, classify and edit all copy. celled during the schedule, but no refund will be ment may be entered Section18, Township 9 Copy changes requested during a schedule con- against you for the relief South, Range 23 East, Put- made. demanded in the Com- nam County, Florida, said

550 plaint. stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled lot being more particularly be prepared. described as follows: during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate WITNESS MY HAND AND Please check your ad the first day it runs to SEAL OF SAID COURT on Commence at the Northw- your billing to the nearest earned rate. this 15 day of APRIL, 2015. est corner of Lot 6 of Sim's see that all of the information is correct. This will LEGALS a Survey of Government TIM SMITH Lot14, Section 18, Town- insure that your ad is exactly what you want the As Clerk of the Court ship 9 South, Range 23 reader to see. FREE ADS 350 East and run South 1 de- By/s/ Ruth Milligan gree 08'03" East along the Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after If you have found an item or a pet or want to As Deputy Clerk West line of said Lot 387.18 feet; thence run North 88 the FIRST DAY of publication. give away anything of value (item, pet, service…) IMPORTANT degrees 16'35" East 200 The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- the Daily News will run an ad up to four consecu- In accordance with the feet to the Point of Begin- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES Americans with Disabilit- ning; thence continue ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning tive days. ies Act, persons needing a North 88 degrees 16'35" regarding classified bill to our business office at reasonable accommoda- East 100 feet, thence run Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at tion to participate in this South 1 degree 08'03" East 560 312-5203. proceeding should, no later 170 feet; thence run South 800-881-7355. than seven (7) days prior, 88 degrees 16'35" West 100 contact Clerk of the Court's feet; thence run North 1 de- Legal Notices disability coordinator at gree 08'03" West 170 feet CREDIT POLICY 125 E ORANGE AVENUE, to the Point of Beginning, Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- RATES/TERMS SUITE 300, DAYTONA being and lying in Lot 6 of BEACH, FL 32114, 386-257- Sim's Survey of Govern- ment and all ads must be paid for at time of Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. 6096. If hearing or voice ment Lot 15, Section 18, placement (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, All rates quoted are per line, per day. impaired, contact (TDD) Township 9 South, Range (800) 955-8771 via Florida 23 East, Putnam County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Relay System. THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- Florida CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- 4/23/15, 4/30/15 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. together with all existing or Legal No. 00033039 subsequently erected or af- FOR RENT C A S E N O . fixed buildings, improve- 14000385CAAXMX ments and fixtures (the REAL ESTATE Lost a friend! "Property"). 600 THE BANK OF NEW YORK 312-5200 MELLON TRUST COM- Any person claiming an in- PANY, N.A. AS TRUSTEE terest in the surplus from ON BEHALF OF CWBS AS- the sale, if any, other than TOLL FREE SET-BACKED CERTIFIC- the property owner as of ATES TRUST 2006-11 the CALLdate of TODAY the Lis Pen- Plaintiff, dens, must file a claim within 60 days after the vs. sale. DATED386-312-5200 on April 9, 2015. VIRGINIA MCCOLM, et al Defendants. We can help! Call Today 312-5200 800-881-7355 TIM SMITH NOTICE OF ACTION Clerk of Circuit Court TO: By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Deputy Clerk EHAYMES, INC. D/B/A EH, INC. (COURT SEAL) THURSDAY.indd 1 C/O PRESIDENT, OFFICER, 4/22/15 4:15 PM OR ANY OTHER PERSON 4/16/15, 4/23/15 AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT Legal No. 00032837 SERVICE 7108 QUEENFERRY CIRCLE BOCA RATON, FL 33496 EHAYMES, INC. D/B/A EH, INC. C/O PRESIDENT, OFFICER, OR ANY OTHER PERSON AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT SERVICE 5022 WINDSOR PARKE DR BOCA RATON, FL 33496 EHAYMES, INC. D/B/A EH, INC. C/O PRESIDENT, OFFICER, OR ANY OTHER PERSON AUTHORIZED TO ACCEPT SERVICE 16643 AMBASSADOR BRIDGE ROAD DELRAY BEACH, FL 33446 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- FIED that an action to fore- close a mortgage on the following described prop- erty located in Putnam County, Florida. PARCEL 1: A PART OF THE WEST 1/2 OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING ON THE EAST LINE OF SAID WEST 1/2 OF SOUTHEAST 1/4 AT A POINT 50 FEET SOUTHERLY FROM THE CENTERLINE OF STATE HIGHWAY #20 AS THE SAME IS NOW LOCATED, AND RUNNING THENCE WESTERLY AND ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT- OF-WAY OF STATE HIGH- WAY #2-, FOR A DIS- TANCE OF 30 FEET TO A POINT, WHICH IS 50 FEET SOUTHERLY FROM THE CENTERLINE OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY #20, THENCE SOUTHERLY AND PARALLEL WITH THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR A DISTANCE OF 125 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- NING OF THE PARCEL OF LAND TO BE CONVEYED: (1) THENCE WESTERLY AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR A DISTANCE OF 131 FEET TO A POINT; (2) THENCE SOUTHERLY AND PARAL- LEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 1/4 FOR A DISTANCE OF 75 FEET TO A POINT; (3) THENCE EASTERLY AND PARALLEL WITH CALL 1 ABOVE FOR A DISTANCE OF 131 FEET TO A POINT; (4) THENCE NORTHERLY 75 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. PARCEL 2: A PART OF THE WEST 1/2 OF THE SOUTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 11, TOWN- SHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: A PART OF THE WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼ OF SECTION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, AND MORE PARTIC- ULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING PN THE EAST LINE OF SAID WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼ AT A POINT 50 FEET SOUTH- ERLY FROM THE CENTER- LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY 320 AS THE SAME IS NOW LOCATED, AND RUNNING THENCE WESTERLY AND ALONG THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY OF STATE HIGHWAY #20 FOR A DIS- TANCE OF 30 FEET TO A POINT, WHICH IS 50 FEET SOUTHERLY FROM SOUTHERLY FROM THE CENTERLINE OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY #20, (1) THENCE SOUTHERLY AND PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR A DIS- TANCE OF 125 FEET; (2) THENCE WESTERLY AND PARALLEL WITH THE NORTH LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR A DIS- TANCE OF 131 FEET TO A POINT; (3) THENCE NORTHERLY AND PARAL- LEL WITH LINE (1) ABOVE FOR A DISTANCE OF 125 FEET TO A POINT; (4) THENCE EASTERLY 131 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. TOGETHER WITH ALL AND SINGULAR THE RIGHT OF PASSAGE AND REPAS- SAGE TO THE GRANTEES, THEIR SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS, IN COMMON WITH THE GRANTORS, AND THEIR SUCCESSORS AD ASSIGNS, OVER AND ACROSS A CERTAIN STRIP OF LAND DE- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PARCEL DESCRIBED ABOVE, AND (1) RUNNING THENCE NORTHERLY AND PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼, SEC- TION 11, TOWNSHIP 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, FOR A DISTANCE OF 200 FEET TO THE SOUTH- ERLY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY #20; (2) THENCE EASTERLY AND ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY #20 FOR A DISTANCE OF 30 FEET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼; (3) THENCE SOUTH- ERLY AND ALONG THE EAST LINE OF THE WEST ½ OF SOUTHEAST ¼ FOR A DISTANCE OF 200 FEET; (4) WESTERLY TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. Has been filed against you, and you are required to serve a copy of your writ- ten defenses, if any, to this action on Greenspoon Marder, P.A. Default De- partment, Attorney for Plaintiff, whose address is Trade Center South, Suite 799, 100 West Cypress Creek Road, Fort Lauder- dale, FL 33309, and file the original with the Clerk with- in 30 days after the first publication of this notice, in the Palatka Daily News on or before 05/31/15; oth- erwise a default and a judg- ment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Com- plaint. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL OF SAID COURT on this 15 day of APRIL, 2015. TIM SMITH As Clerk of the Court By/s/ Ruth Milligan As Deputy Clerk IMPORTANT In accordance with the Americans with Disabilit- ies Act, persons needing a reasonable accommoda- tion to participate in this proceeding should, no later than seven (7) days prior, contact Clerk of the Court's disability coordinator at 125 E ORANGE AVENUE, SUITE 300, DAYTONA BEACH, FL 32114, 386-257- 6096. If hearing or voice impaired, contact (TDD) (800) 955-8771 via Florida Relay System. 4/23/15, 4/30/15 Legal No. 00033039 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- CUIT IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 15-CA-118 Parcel No.: 122/822 STATE OF FLORIDA DE- PARTMENT OF TRANS- PORTATION, Petitioner, vs. BRUCE A. BIRKETT; CAR- ROL A. SPINELLA; STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART- MENT OF REVENUE; TC 12, LLC, a Florida Limited Liability Company; SILVIO DIMARCO; PAULINE DI- MARCO; FRUITLAND BODY SHOP, INC., a Flor- ida Corporation; R & J TOWING, INC., a Florida Corporation; and LINDA MYERS, Putnam County Tax Collector, Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION IN EM- INENT DOMAIN AND NO- TICE OF HEARING OF CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE OF PROCESS STATE OF FLORIDA TO: To the above named De- fendants and to all said de- fendants who are living, and if any or all defend- ants are deceased, the un- known spouse, heirs, de- visees, grantees, creditors, lienors, or other parties claiming by, through, un- der or against any such de- ceased defendant or de- fendants, if alive, and, if dead, their unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, legatees, grantees, credit- ors, lienors, or other parties claiming by, through, under, or against any such deceased defend- ant or defendants, and all other parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest in and to the property described in the Petition, to-wit: Section No. 76010 State Road No. 15 (US 17) Putnam County F.P. No. 2100286 Parcel No. 122 Fee Simple A Part of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of Satsuma, As Recorded In Miscellaneous Book 1, Page 98 OF The Public Re- cords Of Putnam County, Florida And Also Being A Part Of The Joseph M. Hernandez Grant, Section 39, Township 11 South, Range 26 East, Of Said Put- nam County, Florida: Commence At The South- ern Most Corner Of Sec- tion 10, Township 11 South, Range 26 East Of Putnam County, Florida; Said Point Also Lying On The East Line Of The Joseph M. Hernandez Grant Section 39, Town- ship 11 South, Range 26 East; Thence South 26 De- grees 38'32” East Along Said East Line, A Distance Of 1,428.53 Feet To The Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of Satsuma, As Recorded In Miscel- laneous Book 1, Page 98, Of The Public Records Of Said County; Thence South 62 Degrees 08'41” West, Along The South Line Of Lot 3 And Along The East- erly Existing Right Of Way Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Highway No. 17, A Variable Width Right Of Way, As Shown On Maintenance Map, Section 76010, F.P. No. 21 00283), A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet To The Point Of Beginning; Thence Continue South 62 Degrees 08'41" West, Along Said South Line Of Lot 3 And Along Said East- erly Existing Right Of Way Line, A Distance Of 63.99 Feet To A Point On A Curve, Concave South- westerly, Having A Radius Of 1901.34 Feet, A Chord Bearing And Distance Of North 16 Degrees 26'40" West, 152.72 Feet; Thence Northwesterly, Along The Arc Of Said Curve And Continuing Along Said Easterly Existing Right Of Way Line, Through A Cent- ral Angle Of 04 Degrees 36' 12", An Arc Length Of 152.76 Feet To The North Line Of The South 1/2 Of Said Lot 3; Thence North 62 Degrees 08' 12" East, Along Said North Line, A Distance Of 63.16 Feet To A Point On A Curve, Con- cave Southwesterly, Hav- ing A Radius Of 1 ,600.00 Feet, A Chord Bearing And Distance Of South 16 De- grees 45'04" East, 152.57 Feet; Thence Southeast- erly, Along The Arc Of Said Curve, Through A Central Angle Of 05 Degrees 27'55", An Arc Length Of 152.62 Feet To The Point Of Beginning. Containing 9,547 Square Feet, More Or Less. Being a Part of Tax Parcel No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- 0305 Section No. 76010 State Road No. 15 (US 17) Putnam County F.P. No. 2100286 Parcel No. 822 Perpetual Easement for Harmonizing Part "A" A perpetual and non-ex- clusive easement for the limited purpose of harmon- izing, reconnecting and maintaining the area with- in this easement with the construction proposed in association with the above referenced project in, over, under, upon and through the following described land in Putnam County, Florida, to wit: A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of Satsuma, As Recorded In Miscellaneous Book 1, Page 98 Of The Public Re- cords Of Putnam County, Florida And Also Being A Part Of The Joseph M. Hernandez Grant, Section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 39, Township 11 South, SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- Range 26 East, Of Said Put- CUIT IN AND FOR PUT- nam County, Florida: NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Commence At The South- ern Most Corner Of Sec- CASE NO.: 15-CA-118 tion 10, Township 11 Parcel No.: 122/822 South, Range 26 East Of Putnam County, Florida; STATE OF FLORIDA DE- Said Point Also Lying On PARTMENT OF TRANS- The East Line Of The PORTATION, Joseph M. Hernandez Petitioner, Grant, Section 39, Township 11 South, Range vs. 26 East; Thence South 26 Degrees 38'32" East, Along BRUCE A. BIRKETT; CAR- Said East Line, A Distance ROL A. SPINELLA; STATE Of 1,428.53 Feet To The OF FLORIDA DEPART- Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, MENT OF REVENUE; TC Block 11, As Shown On 12, LLC, a Florida Limited The Plat Of Satsuma, As Liability Company; SILVIO Recorded In Miscel- DIMARCO; PAULINE DI- laneous Book 1, Page 98, MARCO; FRUITLAND Of The Public Records Of BODY SHOP, INC., a Flor- Said County; Thence South ida Corporation; R & J 62 Degrees 08'41" West, TOWING, INC., a Florida Along The South Line Of Corporation; and LINDA Lot 3 And Along The East- MYERS, Putnam County erly Existing Right Of Way Tax Collector, Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Defendants. Highway No. 17, A Variable Width Right Of Way, As NOTICE OF ACTION IN EM- Shown On Maintenance INENT DOMAIN AND NO- Map, Section 76010, F.P. TICE OF HEARING OF No. 21 00283), A Distance CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Of 1,115.12 Feet To The OF PROCESS Point Of Curvature Of A Curve Concave Southwest- STATE OF FLORIDA TO: erly, Having A Radius Of To the above named De- 1,600.00 Feet, And A Chord fendants and to all said de- Bearing And Distance Of fendants who are living, North 14 Degrees 50'00" and if any or all defend- West, 45.52 Feet; Said ants are deceased, the un- Point Also Being The Point known spouse, heirs, de- Of Beginning; Thence visees, grantees, creditors, Northwesterly, Along And lienors, or other parties Around The Arc Of Said claiming by, through, un- Curve, Through A Central der or against any such de- Angle Of 01 Degrees ceased defendant or de- 37'48", An Arc Length Of fendants, if alive, and, if 45.52 Feet; Thence North dead, their unknown 74 Degrees 21 '06" East, A spouse, heirs, devisees, Distance Of26.36 Feet; legatees, grantees, credit- Thence South 14 Degrees ors, lienors, or other 47'26" East, A Distance parties claiming by, Of39.80 Feet To Said South through, under, or against Line Of Lot 3 And Said any such deceased defend- Easterly Existing Right Of ant or defendants, and all Way Line Of State Road 15; other parties having or Thence South 62 Degrees claiming to have any right, 08'41" West, Along Said title or interest in and to South Line And Said East- the property described in erly Existing Right Of Way the Petition, to-wit: Line, A Distance Of 27.02 Feet To The Point Of Be- Section No. 76010 ginning. State Road No. 15 (US 17) Containing 1,119 Square Putnam County Feet, More Or Less. F.P. No. 2100286 Part "B" Parcel No. 122 A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, Fee Simple As Shown On The Plat Of A Part of Lot 3, Block 11, Satsuma, As Recorded In As Shown On The Plat Of Miscellaneous Book 1, Satsuma, As Recorded In Page 98 Of The Public Re- Miscellaneous Book 1, cords Of Putnam County, Page 98 OF The Public Re- Florida And Also Being A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF cords Of Putnam County, Part Of The Joseph M. THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Florida And Also Being A Hernandez Grant, Section CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- Part Of The Joseph M. 39, Township 11 South, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Hernandez Grant, Section Range 26 East, Of Said Put- CIVIL DIVISION 39, Township 11 South, nam County, Florida: Range 26 East, Of Said Put- Commence At The South- CASE NO.: 54 2013 CA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF nam County, Florida: ern Most Corner Of Sec- 000316 CA AXMX THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Commence At The South- tion 10, Township 11 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- ern Most Corner Of Sec- South, Range 26 East Of JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA tion 10, Township 11 Putnam County, Florida; NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, South, Range 26 East Of Said Point Also Lying On Plaintiff, CASE NO.: 54 2009 CA Putnam County, Florida; The East Line Of The 000085 Said Point Also Lying On Joseph M. Hernandez vs. The East Line Of The Grant, Section 39, Town- US BANK NATIONAL AS- Joseph M. Hernandez ship 11 South, Range 26 SEAN KASEY COLLINS, SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Grant Section 39, Town- East; Thence South 26 De- UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF FOR MASTR ASSET ship 11 South, Range 26 grees 38'32" East, Along SEAN KASEY COLLINS, BACKED SECURITIES East; Thence South 26 De- Said East Line, A Distance PAMELA J. COLLINS, TD TRUST 2006-NC1 grees 38'32” East Along Of 1,428.53 Feet To The BANK, N.A., et al., Plaintiff, Said East Line, A Distance Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Defendants. Of 1,428.53 Feet To The Block 11, As Shown On VS. Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, The Plat Of Satsuma, As TD BANK NATIONAL AS- Block 11, As Shown On Recorded In Miscel- SOCIATION, AROLD D. BRYANT JR.; The Plat Of Satsuma, As laneous Book 1, Page 98, Cross-Plaintiff, UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF Recorded In Miscel- Of The Public Records Of HAROLD D. BRYANT JR. laneous Book 1, Page 98, Said County; Thence South vs. NKA PAITRA CAMBELL; et Of The Public Records Of 62 Degrees 08'41" West, al., Said County; Thence South Along The South Line Of SEAN KASEY COLLINS Defendant(s). 62 Degrees 08'41” West, Said Lot 3 And Along The and JULIE T. COLLINS, Along The South Line Of Easterly Existing Right Of Cross-Defendants. NOTICE OF FORECLOS- Lot 3 And Along The East- Way Line Of State Road 15 URE SALE PURSUANT TO erly Existing Right Of Way (U.S. Highway No. 17, A NOTICE OF SALE CHAPTER 45 Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Variable Width Right Of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Highway No. 17, A Variable Way, As Shown On Main- pursuant to the Final Judg- that sale will be made pur- Width Right Of Way, As tenance Map, Section ment of Foreclosure dated suant to an Order or Final Shown On Maintenance 76010, F .P. No. 21 00283), April 8, 2015 (the "Judg- Summary Judgment. Final Map, Section 76010, F.P. A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet ment"), entered in Case No. Judgment was awarded on No. 21 00283), A Distance To The Point Of Curvature 54 2013 CA 000316 CA August 25, 2014 in Civil Of 1,115.12 Feet To The Of A Curve Concave South- AXMX of the Circuit Court Case No. 54 2009 CA Point Of Beginning; westerly, Having A Radius of the Seventh Judicial Cir- 000085, of the Circuit Court Thence Continue South 62 Of 1,600.00 Feet, And A cuit in and for Putnam IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of the SEVENTH Judicial Degrees 08'41" West, Chord Bearing And Dis- County, Florida, in which THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Circuit in and for Putnam Along Said South Line Of tance Of North 15 Degrees TD BANK, NATIONAL AS- CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- County, Florida, wherein, Lot 3 And Along Said East- 19'04" West, 72.56 Feet; SOCIATION is Cross- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA US BANK NATIONAL AS- erly Existing Right Of Way Thence Northwesterly, Plaintiff, and SEAN K. GENERAL JURISDICTION SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE Line, A Distance Of 63.99 Along And Around The Arc COLLINS a/k/a SEAN KA- DIVISION FOR MASTR ASSET Feet To A Point On A Of Said Curve, Through A SEY COLLINS a/k/a TEN- BACKED SECURITIES Curve, Concave South- Central Angle Of 02 De- ANT #1 and JULIE T. C a s e N o . TRUST 2006-NC1 is the westerly, Having A Radius grees 35'55", An Arc COLLINS, are Cross-De- 2012CA000266CAAXMX Plaintiff, and HAROLD D. Of 1901.34 Feet, A Chord Length Of 72.57 Feet To fendants. BRYANT JR.; UNKNOWN Bearing And Distance Of The Point Of Beginning; U.S. Bank National Associ- SPOUSE OF HAROLD D. North 16 Degrees 26'40" Thence Continue North- The Clerk of Court will sell ation, as Trustee for Green- BRYANT JR. NKA PAITRA West, 152.72 Feet; Thence westerly, Along The Arc Of the Property as defined in point Mortgage Funding CAMBELL; JOHN DOE 1 Northwesterly, Along The Said Curve, Through A the Judgment and as set Trust Mortgage Pass- N/K/A MR. MISAEL; JANE Arc Of Said Curve And Central Angle Of 02 De- forth below at a public sale Through Certificates, DOE 1 N/K/A TAMEKIA Continuing Along Said grees 39'01" An Arc Length on July 9, 2015 at 11:00 Series 2006-AR5, WHITE; ANY AND ALL UN- Easterly Existing Right Of Of 74.01 Feet; Said Arc Be- a.m. to the "highest Plaintiff, KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- Way Line, Through A Cent- ing Subtended By A Chord bidder", BY ELECTRONIC ING BY, THROUGH, UN- ral Angle Of 04 Degrees 36' Bearing And Distance Of S A L E A T vs. DER AND AGAINST THE 12", An Arc Length Of North 1 7"56'31" West, WWW.PUTNAM.REALFORE HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDU- 152.76 Feet To The North 74.00 Feet; Thence North CLOSE.COM, in accord- Beverly J. Hall; William M. AL DEFENDANT(S) WHO Line Of The South 1/2 Of 70 Degrees 43'58" East, A ance with Section 45.031, Hall, Jr.; Tenant(s) Un- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Said Lot 3; Thence North Distance Of 27.01 Feet; Florida Statutes. known, DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETH- 62 Degrees 08' 12" East, Thence South 1 7"46'57" Defendants. ER SAID UNKNOWN Along Said North Line, A East, A Distance Of 75.25 The "highest bidder" for PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN Distance Of 63.16 Feet To Feet; Thence South 73 De- purposes of this Notice of NOTICE OF FORECLOS- INTEREST AS SPOUSES, A Point On A Curve, Con- grees 22'59" West, A Dis- Sale, is defined as the URE SALE HEIRS, DEVISEES, cave Southwesterly, Hav- tance Of 26.80 Feet To The party who bids the largest NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN GRANTEES, OR OTHER ing A Radius Of 1 ,600.00 Point Of Beginning. amount of money to pur- pursuant to a Final Judg- CLAIMANTS are Defend- Feet, A Chord Bearing And Containing 1,986 Square chase the Property (as ment of Foreclosure dated ants. Distance Of South 16 De- Feet, More Or Less. defined below) and who January 5, 2015, entered in grees 45'04" East, 152.57 Being a Part of Tax Parcel completes the sale in a C a s e N o . The clerk of the court, Tim Feet; Thence Southeast- No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- timely fashion, as herein- 2012CA000266CAAXMX of Smith will sell to the erly, Along The Arc Of Said 0305 after set out. The one who the Circuit Court of the highest bidder for cash at Curve, Through A Central bids the largest amount of Seventh Judicial Circuit, in the South front entrance of Angle Of 05 Degrees A petition in eminent do- money to purchase the and for Putnam County, the Putnam County Court- 27'55", An Arc Length Of main has been filed to ac- Property (as defined below) Florida, wherein U.S. Bank house, 410 St. Johns Aven- 152.62 Feet To The Point Of quire certain property in- shall be permitted to com- National Association, as ue Palatka, FL 32177, on Beginning. terests in Putnam County, plete the sale by delivering Trustee for Greenpoint May 14, 2015 at 11:00 AM, Containing 9,547 Square Florida. to the Clerk, the balance of Mortgage Funding Trust the following described Feet, More Or Less. such bid, over and above Mortgage Pass-Through real property as set forth in Being a Part of Tax Parcel Putnam County, Florida. the deposit, by 3:00 p.m. Certificates, Series 2006- said Final Summary Judg- No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- Each defendant is required on the day of the sale. AR5 is the Plaintiff and ment, to wit: 0305 to serve written defenses Beverly J. Hall; William M. to the petition on petition- The following property loc- Hall Jr.; Tenant(s) Un- LOT THREE (3) THE WEST Section No. 76010 er's attorney, whose name ated in Putnam County, known are the Defendants, ONE-THIRD OF LOT SEV- State Road No. 15 (US 17) and address are shown be- Florida, is the subject of that I will sell to the highest EN (7) AND LOT FOUR (4) Putnam County low, on or before May 22, this Notice of Sale: and best bidder for cash at, AND THE EAST ONE- F.P. No. 2100286 2015, and to file the origin- the south front door of the THIRD OF LOT EIGHT (8) Parcel No. 822 al of the defenses with the Lot 8 of "ROSEWOOD" as courthouse, 410 St. Johns OF BLOCK SIXTEEN (16) Perpetual Easement for clerk of this court either unrecorded plat of a por- Avenue, Palatka 32177, be- OF WAIT'S AND Harmonizing before service on petition- tion of Lot 6 of Sim's Sur- ginning at 11:00 AM on the JOHNSON'S RE-SUBDIVI- Part "A" er's attorney or immedi- vey of Government Lot 14, 5th day of May, 2015, the SION OF BLOCKS 16, 17, A perpetual and non-ex- ately thereafter, showing Section18, Township 9 following described prop- 18, 19,20 AND 21 OF MC clusive easement for the what right, title, interest or South, Range 23 East, Put- erty as set forth in said Fi- GREGOR'S SUBDIVISION limited purpose of harmon- lien defendant has in or to nam County, Florida, said nal Judgment, to wit: OF SECTION I, TOWNSHIP izing, reconnecting and the property described in lot being more particularly 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 maintaining the area with- the petition and to show described as follows: LOTS 8 AND 9, BLOCK 1, EAST, PALATKA (NOW in this easement with the cause why that property ST. JOHNS HARBOR SUB- CITY OF PALATKA), FLOR- construction proposed in should not be taken for the Commence at the Northw- DIVISION, UNIT 1, AC- IDA, AS SAME APPEARS association with the above uses and purposes set est corner of Lot 6 of Sim's CORDING TO PLAT IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS referenced project in, over, forth in the petition. If any a Survey of Government THEREOF RECORDED IN OF PUTNAM COUNTY, under, upon and through defendant fails to do so, a Lot14, Section 18, Town- MAP BOOK 4, PAGES 58, FLORIDA, IN MAP BOOK 2 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, the following described default will be entered ship 9 South, Range 23 59 AND 60 OF THE PUB- AT PAGE 33. SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- land in Putnam County, against that defendant for East and run South 1 de- LIC RECORDS OF PUT- CUIT IN AND FOR PUT- Florida, to wit: the relief demanded in the gree 08'03" East along the NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. ANY PERSON CLAIMING NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, petition. West line of said Lot 387.18 AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- As Shown On The Plat Of feet; thence run North 88 Any person claiming an in- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF CASE NO.: 15-CA-118 Satsuma, As Recorded In PLEASE TAKE NOTICE degrees 16'35" East 200 terest in the surplus from ANY, OTHER THAN THE Parcel No.: 122/822 Miscellaneous Book 1, that a declaration of taking feet to the Point of Begin- the sale, if any, other than PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Page 98 Of The Public Re- has been filed in this cause ning; thence continue the property owner as of THE DATE OF THE LIS STATE OF FLORIDA DE- cords Of Putnam County, and that petitioner will ap- North 88 degrees 16'35" the date of the lis pendens PENDENS MUST FILE A PARTMENT OF TRANS- Florida And Also Being A ply for an order of taking East 100 feet, thence run must file a claim within 60 CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS PORTATION, Part Of The Joseph M. and any other order the South 1 degree 08'03" East days after the sale. AFTER THE SALE. Petitioner, Hernandez Grant, Section court deems proper before 170 feet; thence run South 39, Township 11 South, the Honorable Patti A. 88 degrees 16'35" West 100 Dated this 14th day of WITNESS my hand and the vs. Range 26 East, Of Said Put- Christensen, one of the feet; thence run North 1 de- April, 2015. seal of the court on April nam County, Florida: Judges of this Court, on gree 08'03" West 170 feet 15, 2015. BRUCE A. BIRKETT; CAR- Commence At The South- Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at to the Point of Beginning, Tim Smith ROL A. SPINELLA; STATE ern Most Corner Of Sec- 9:30 A.M., (1 hour reserved) being and lying in Lot 6 of As Clerk of the Court CLERK OF THE COURT OF FLORIDA DEPART- tion 10, Township 11 in Chambers at the Put- Sim's Survey of Govern- Tim Smith MENT OF REVENUE; TC South, Range 26 East Of nam County Courthouse, ment Lot 15, Section 18, By: /s/ Ruth Milligan 12, LLC, a Florida Limited Putnam County, Florida; Palatka, Florida. All defend- Township 9 South, Range As Deputy Clerk /s/ Ruth Milligan9A CLASSIFIEDSLiability • Company; SILVIO Said Point Also Lying On ants to this suit may re- 23 East, Putnam County, Deputy Clerk DIMARCO; PALATKA PAULINE DI- TheDAILY East Line NEWS Of The • questTHURSDAY, a hearing at the timeAPRIL 23, 2015 Florida If you are a person with a MARCO; FRUITLAND Joseph M. Hernandez and place designated and Interlachen Lake Estates Aldridge Connnors, LLP BODY SHOP, INC., a Flor- Grant, Section 39, be heard at the time and disability who needs an ac- lot for sale, Lot 32, block togetherLegal with Notices all existing or commodation in order to Attorney for Plaintiff(s) ida Corporation; R & J Township 11 South, Range place designated and be Items $25 or subsequently erected or af- 1615 South Congress Av- TOWING, INC., a Florida 26 East; Thence South 26 heard. Any defendant fail- 19, unit 16, $10K. access court facilities or The District Board of Trust- fixed buildings, improve- participate in a court pro- enue Corporation; and LINDA Degrees 38'32" East, Along ing to file a request for Less 864-497-3673 ments and fixtures (the Suite 200 MYERS, Putnam County Said East Line, A Distance hearing shall waive any ees of St. Johns River ceeding, you are entitled, State College will hold a "Property"). at no cost to you, to the Delray Beach, FL 33445 Tax Collector, Of 1,428.53 Feet To The right to object to the Order Phone: 561.392.6391 Defendants. Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, of Taking. workshop for discussion of 4-pack of tomato/pepper provision of certain assist- the College’s annual Business / Any person claiming an in- ance. Please contact Court Fax: 561.392.6965 Block 11, As Shown On transplants, $2. terest in the surplus from NOTICE OF ACTION IN EM- The Plat Of Satsuma, As WITNESS MY HAND AND budget and the “Report on 386-684-4390 Administration, 125 E. Or- Organizational and Opera- Commercial the sale, if any, other than ange Ave., Ste. 300 , 4/23/15, 4/30/15 INENT DOMAIN AND NO- Recorded In Miscel- SEAL of this Court on the the property owner as of Legal No. 00032986 TICE OF HEARING OF laneous Book 1, Page 98, 16th day of April, 2015. tional Process Review” on Daytona Beach, FL 32114; Wednesday, May 6, 2015 at the date of the Lis Pen- (386) 257-6096 at least 7 CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE Of The Public Records Of Antique wood frame win- 2 dry cleaning busi- dens, must file a claim OF PROCESS Said County; Thence South TIM SMITH 2:00 p.m. in the Board days before your sched- Room of the Administra- dow, 2-pane, rustic, still nesses, Green Cove within 60 days after the uled court appearance, or 62 Degrees 08'41" West, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT has whitewash, $20. sale. STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Along The South Line Of COURT tion Building on the Pal- Springs & Jacksonville, immediately upon receiv- atka Campus, 5001 St. 904-616-1815 ing this notification if the To the above named De- Lot 3 And Along The East- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- running, $59K for both, DATED on April 9, 2015. fendants and to all said de- erly Existing Right Of Way IDA Johns Avenue, Palatka, time before the scheduled Florida. Any inquiries 10% down each. appearance is less than 7 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, fendants who are living, Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Antique wooden 6-panel 386-538-6777 TIM SMITH SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- and if any or all defend- Highway No. 17, A Variable By: /s/ Kelly Purcell should be directed to days; if you are hearing or Melissa Miller, Executive Clerk of Circuit Court voice impaired call 711. CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- ants are deceased, the un- Width Right Of Way, As Deputy Clerk window frame, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA known spouse, heirs, de- Shown On Maintenance Vice President/General good cond., $25. Counsel, at (386) 312-4106. By: /s/ Kelly Purcell 4/23/15, 4/30/15 visees, grantees, creditors, Map, Section 76010, F.P. 4/23/15, 4/30/15 904-616-1815 Homes Deputy Clerk Legal No. 00032919 CASE NO. 13-636-CA lienors, or other parties No. 21 00283), A Distance Legal No. 00033036 DIVISION 53 claiming by, through, un- Of 1,115.12 Feet To The 4/23/15 (COURT SEAL) der or against any such de- Point Of Curvature Of A Legal No. 00032990 Avanti apartment- 2BR/2BA Georgetown. PROSPERITY BANK, ceased defendant or de- Curve Concave Southwest- sized fridge, $25. Enclosed in-ground pool, fendants, if alive, and, if erly, Having A Radius Of 4/16/15, 4/23/15 Plaintiff, 386-662-4935 or 2+ car garage, 1.5 blks Legal No. 00032837 dead, their unknown 1,600.00 Feet, And A Chord from St. Johns River, on spouse, heirs, devisees, Bearing And Distance Of MERCHANDISE 352-682-8131 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF v. CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND small lake, den could be THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL legatees, grantees, credit- North 14 Degrees 50'00" FOR PUTNAM COUNTY, DAVID E. BOWER, II, and ors, lienors, or other West, 45.52 Feet; Said FLORIDA 3rd BR. $80K. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- 400 Tennis racquet & cover, NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA UNKNOWN TENANT, parties claiming by, Point Also Being The Point 386-467-2093 CIVIL DIVISION Defendants. through, under, or against Of Beginning; Thence Case #: 2014-243CA53 like new, Prokennex In- any such deceased defend- Northwesterly, Along And finity 265 Ultra Light, 4.5" C A S E N O . : NOTICE OF MORTGAGE ant or defendants, and all Around The Arc Of Said Wallace R. Cain, grip, $20. 329-2669 River Villas 2BR/2BA, 542013CA000127CAAXMX FORECLOSURE SALE other parties having or Curve, Through A Central Plaintiff screen porch, carport, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN claiming to have any right, Angle Of 01 Degrees pursuant to the Summary title or interest in and to 37'48", An Arc Length Of new AC, crn lot, $60K. PHH MORTGAGE COR- vs. For appt: 386-649-6817 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PORATION Final Judgment and Award the property described in 45.52 Feet; Thence North Sporting Goods THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Plaintiff, of Attorneys' Fees, dated the Petition, to-wit: 74 Degrees 21 '06" East, A Terry Ray Mace and Tina CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- Distance Of26.36 Feet; April 8, 2015, and entered Goudy GUN SHOW NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA vs. in Civil Action No. 13-636- Section No. 76010 Thence South 14 Degrees Defendants. April 25 & Homes for sale Palatka, CA of the Circuit Court of State Road No. 15 (US 17) 47'26" East, A Distance 26, Flagler County Fair- E. Palatka, Owner fin., C A S E N O . JOHN M. MCKINNEY, et al the Seventh Judicial Cir- Putnam County Of39.80 Feet To Said South NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- grounds, 150 Sawgrass low dn pymt. Starting 542011CA000402CAXXXX cuit, in and for Putnam F.P. No. 2100286 Line Of Lot 3 And Said Defendants. ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 Rd. Bunnell. Sat 9-4, @ $40K, 386-559-0660 County, wherein AMERIS Parcel No. 122 Easterly Existing Right Of Notice is given that, pursu- Appliances SECURITY ONE LENDING; NOTICE OF FORECLOS- BANK f/k/a PROSPERITY Fee Simple Way Line Of State Road 15; ant to a Summary Final Sun 9-3, Admission: $6. Plaintiff, URE SALE BANK is the plaintiff, and A Part of Lot 3, Block 11, Thence South 62 Degrees Judgment of Foreclosure White refrigerator, works Cliffhangers: 325-6114 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DAVID E. BOWER, II is the As Shown On The Plat Of 08'41" West, Along Said dated April 8, 2015 in the great, okay shape, $95. vs. defendant, I will sell to the Satsuma, As Recorded In South Line And Said East- Mobile Homes pursuant to a Final Judg- above-styled cause, I will 386-350-0065 ment of foreclosure dated highest and best bidder for Miscellaneous Book 1, erly Existing Right Of Way sell to the highest and best PETS & SUPPLIES UNKNOWN HEIRS, BENE- April 16, 2015, and entered cash at the Putnam County Page 98 OF The Public Re- Line, A Distance Of 27.02 bidder for cash at the 3BR/1.5BA CH/A FICIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- i n C a s e N o . Courthouse, 410 St. Johns cords Of Putnam County, Feet To The Point Of Be- south front door of the Put- Detached garage, $39K SIGNEES, LIENORS , 542013CA000127CAAXMX Ave, Palatka, FL 32177, Florida And Also Being A ginning. nam County Courthouse, 550 or Rent $600/mo + Sec CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, between the legal hours of Part Of The Joseph M. Containing 1,119 Square Furniture & of the Circuit Court of the 410 St. Johns Ave., Pal- Dep 386-972-4172 AND ALL OTHERS WHO SEVENTH Judicial Circuit sale (estimated time of sale Hernandez Grant, Section Feet, More Or Less. atka, Florida, 32177 at MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST i n and for PUTNA M 11:00 a.m.) on the 12th day 39, Township 11 South, Part "B" 11:00 a.m. on May 14, 2015, Upholstery Interlachen/Johnson IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN COUNTY, Florida, wherein of May, 2015, the following Range 26 East, Of Said Put- A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, the following described ADDISON, DECEASED; UN- PHH MORTGAGE COR- described property, to wit: nam County, Florida: As Shown On The Plat Of property set forth in the or- KNOWN SPOUSE OF UN- Commence At The South- Satsuma, As Recorded In Mattresses: Thick plush 3BR/2BA SW - Cash PORATION, is Plaintiff, and der of final judgment: pillow-top or tight-top, all KNOWN HEIRS, BENEFI- JOHN M. MCKINNEY, et al Lot 10 FOREST PARK, an ern Most Corner Of Sec- Miscellaneous Book 1, only! $15.9K. Must be CIARIES, DEVISEES, AS- are Defendants, the clerk unrecorded subdivision tion 10, Township 11 Page 98 Of The Public Re- Lots 10, 11 & 12, Block "O," sizes. Cheapest prices! moved! 386-325-2414 SIGNEES, LIENORS , will sell to the highest and South, Range 26 East Of cords Of Putnam County, Unit No. 3, Interlachen Es- Pomona Park 336-1544 CREDITORS, TRUSTEES, best bidder for cash, begin- A tract of land situated in Putnam County, Florida; Florida And Also Being A tates, as per plat thereof re- AND ALL OTHERS WHO ning at 11:00 AM at Put- the East 1/2 of Section 24, Said Point Also Lying On Part Of The Joseph M. corded in Map Book 4, Affordable living, quiet, MAY CLAIM AN INTEREST The East Line Of The Hernandez Grant, Section nam County Courthouse Township 8 South, Range Page 113 of the Public Re- Senior park, $3,500- IN THE ESTATE OF JOHN South Entrance, 410 St. 26 East, being a part of Joseph M. Hernandez 39, Township 11 South, cords of Putnam County, Pets & Supplies EDWARD ADDISON, ET AL; Johns Avenue, Palatka, FL lands described in Official Grant Section 39, Town- Range 26 East, Of Said Put- Florida. Garage Sales $19,000, 386-698-3648 Defendants. 32177, in accordance with Records Book 312, page ship 11 South, Range 26 nam County, Florida: 6 tan & white doves, lakecrescentflorida.com Chapter 45, Florida Stat- 615 of the public records of East; Thence South 26 De- Commence At The South- Address: 104 Melrose Av- YARD SALE males & females, $25 RE-NOTICE OF SALE utes, on the 28th day of Putnam County, Florida grees 38'32” East Along ern Most Corner Of Sec- enue, Interlachen, Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN May, 2015, the following and being more particu- Said East Line, A Distance tion 10, Township 11 32148 Sat. 8AM 112 Kelley for all. 386-385-3264 Interlachen - Clean pursuant to an Order res- described property as set larly described as follows: Of 1,428.53 Feet To The South, Range 26 East Of Smith School Rd. 2BR/2BA Rent to own cheduling foreclosure sale Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Putnam County, Florida; forth in said Final Judg- WITNESS my hand and the Yorkiepoo Cutie! Very $500/m, $25K. Call dated April 2, 2015, entered ment, to wit: Commencing at the North- Block 11, As Shown On Said Point Also Lying On seal of this Court on April in Civil Case No . west corner of the South The Plat Of Satsuma, As The East Line Of The tiny baby girl! Health John: 904-392-6066 9, 2015. 113 W. St. Johns Terr. 542011CA000402CAXXXX Lot 9, Block 8, OAK TER- 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Recorded In Miscel- Joseph M. Hernandez certificate. Ready now. of the Circuit Court of the RACE, according to plat Section 24, Township 8 laneous Book 1, Page 98, Grant, Section 39, Town- TIM SMITH E. Palatka, behind $225. 386-546-4545 SEVENTH Judicial Circuit thereof recorded in map South, Range 26 East, run Of The Public Records Of ship 11 South, Range 26 Clerk of the Court Hitchcock's. Th/Fr 8a-? No cash? Trade your old in and for Putnam County, Book 3, page 146 of The thence South 0 degrees 17 Said County; Thence South East; Thence South 26 De- mobile home today. Any Florida, wherein SECUR- Public Records of Putnam minutes 13 seconds East 62 Degrees 08'41” West, grees 38'32" East, Along By: /s/ Kelly Purcell LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES year, any condition. ITY ONE LENDING, Plaintiff County, Florida. along the West line of the Along The South Line Of Said East Line, A Distance Deputy Clerk and JOHN ADDISON, Et Al; East 1/2 of said Section 24, Lot 3 And Along The East- Of 1,428.53 Feet To The 386-325-2414

are defendant(s). The Clerk A/K/A 1916 Husson Aven- 837.01 feet to the Point of erly Existing Right Of Way Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, 4/16/15, 4/23/15 Browning Pearce 560 will sell to the highest and ue, Palatka, FL 32177-5814 Beginning; run thence Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Block 11, As Shown On Legal No. 00032838 Elementary in San Mateo best bidder for cash AT the North 89 degrees 21 Highway No. 17, A Variable The Plat Of Satsuma, As Sat. Mobile Home SOUTH FRONT entrance of Width Right Of Way, As Recorded In Miscel- Community Sale Any person claiming an in- minutes 50 seconds East, 8am-? the Putnam County Court- terest in the surplus funds 375.71 feet; run thence Shown On Maintenance laneous Book 1, Page 98, Rain or Shine. With Land house, 410 St. Johns Aven- from the sale, if any, other South 00 degrees 44 Map, Section 76010, F.P. Of The Public Records Of ue, Palatka, FL 32177, IN No. 21 00283), A Distance Said County; Thence South than the property owner as minutes 51 seconds East, Interlachen, Satsuma, ACCORDANCE WITH of the date o the lis pen- 429.07 feet; run thence Of 1,115.12 Feet To The 62 Degrees 08'41" West, CHAPTER 45, FLORIDA South 89 degrees 21 Point Of Beginning; Along The South Line Of NOTICE OF INTENT TO AD- Owner fin., low down dens must file a claim with- OPT RULE Carport Sale STATUTES, AT 11:00 AM, in 60 days after the sale. minutes 50 seconds West Thence Continue South 62 Said Lot 3 And Along The Fri & Sat pymt. Starting @ May 14, 2015 the following to the West line of the East Degrees 08'41" West, Easterly Existing Right Of 8a-? 305 Tropic Ave. $25K, 386-559-0660 described property as set 1/2 of said Section 24, a Along Said South Line Of Way Line Of State Road 15 ST. JOHNS RIVER STATE Dated at Palatka, PUTNAM COLLEGE Interlachen. Old clocks forth in said Final Judg- COUNTY, Florida, this 16th distance of 379.16 feet; run Lot 3 And Along Said East- (U.S. Highway No. 17, A ment, to-wit: District Board of Trustees & lots of misc. day of April, 2015. thence North 0 degrees 17 erly Existing Right Of Way Variable Width Right Of Livestock Owner Finance! 2/1 SW minutes 13 seconds West Line, A Distance Of 63.99 Way, As Shown On Main- SJR Rule 3.37 in Interlachen. Rent THE SOUTHWEST 1/4 OF Tim Smith along the West line of the Feet To A Point On A tenance Map, Section THE SOUTH 1/2 OF GROVE East 1/2 of said Section 24, Curve, Concave South- 76010, F .P. No. 21 00283), The District Board of Trust- Hay - Fertilized, Barn- $500/m, or Sale $29.9K Clerk of said Circuit Court ees of St. Johns River LOT 110 OF THE TOWN OF (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) a distance of 429.07 feet to westerly, Having A Radius A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet Stored. Large Rolls $55. w/$1500 down 972-1333 CRESCENT CITY, FLOR- the Point of Beginning and Of 1901.34 Feet, A Chord To The Point Of Curvature State College will hold a Fun Yard Sale! Sat 8a-2p Pomona Park area IDA, ACCORDING TO PLAT to close. Bearing And Distance Of Of A Curve Concave South- public hearing for the fol- NO early birds! 115 Sun- By: /s/ Ashley Darby lowing rule to be taken in- 386-546-4466 THEREOF BY E.G. DIKE, As Deputy Clerk North 16 Degrees 26'40" westerly, Having A Radius set Point Rd. E. Palatka. C.E. AS RECORDED IN SUBJECT TO and TO- West, 152.72 Feet; Thence Of 1,600.00 Feet, And A to consideration: Waterfront PLAT BOOK 2, PAGE 30, GETHER WITH an ease- Northwesterly, Along The Chord Bearing And Dis- Addition of SJR Rule 3.37 – A little bit of everything! If you are a person with a Child Protection and Re- Lost & Found OF THE PUBLIC RE- disability who needs an ac- ment 66.0 feet in width, for Arc Of Said Curve And tance Of North 15 Degrees CORDS OF PUTNAM roadway and Utility pur- Continuing Along Said 19'04" West, 72.56 Feet; porting of Child Abuse 100'x30' riverfront lot commodation in order to Policy Animals w/dock & electric. COUNTY, FLORIDA. access court facilities or poses, the center line of Easterly Existing Right Of Thence Northwesterly, which is described as fol- Way Line, Through A Cent- Along And Around The Arc 121 Elsie Dr. E. Palatka. participate in a court pro- The public hearing will be Huge Yard Sale 695 SR Property Address: 814 ceeding, you are entitled, lows: ral Angle Of 04 Degrees 36' Of Said Curve, Through A Lost on Pridgeon St, Zoned commercial. Deep RANDOLPH STREET , held in the Thrasher-Horne 20 Hollister Sat. 8a-5p at no cost to you, to the 12", An Arc Length Of Central Angle Of 02 De- Interl.: Small tan female water. Dock permitted for CRESCENT CITY, FL 32112 Beginning at a point 50 feet 152.76 Feet To The North grees 35'55", An Arc Conference Center, Suites Too much to list! provision of certain assist- C and D, on the Orange Chihuahua. Reward! 40'. FSBO, $50K. ance. To request such an West of the Southeast Line Of The South 1/2 Of Length Of 72.57 Feet To ANY PERSON CLAIMING corner of the above de- Said Lot 3; Thence North The Point Of Beginning; Park Campus, 283 College 684-9611 or 972-1387 904-806-2720 accommodation, please Drive, Orange Park, Flor- AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- contact Court Administra- scribed lands and run 62 Degrees 08' 12" East, Thence Continue North- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF thence North 89 degrees 21 Along Said North Line, A westerly, Along The Arc Of ida, on Wednesday, May tion in advance of the date 20, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. ANY, OTHER THAN THE the service is needed: minutes 50 seconds East a Distance Of 63.16 Feet To Said Curve, Through A Moving Sale Sat. 8a-6p FOR RENT 3BR/2BA on canal - Rent PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Court Administration, 125 distance of 2030.97 feet, A Point On A Curve, Con- Central Angle Of 02 De- 268 Harbor Dr. Palatka. $650/m + dep., or Sale THE DATE OF THE LIS more or less to the sur- cave Southwesterly, Hav- grees 39'01" An Arc Length Authority for the rule is REAL ESTATE

E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, 600 PENDENS MUST FILE A veyed centerline of State ing A Radius Of 1 ,600.00 Of 74.01 Feet; Said Arc Be- found in Florida Statutes, Everything must go! $75K. CH/A, dock, San Daytona Beach, FL 32114, Section 1004.085. Estim- Mateo. 904-396-7626 CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS (386) 257-6096, if you are Road #15 and the termina- Feet, A Chord Bearing And ing Subtended By A Chord AFTER THE SALE. tion of this description. Distance Of South 16 De- Bearing And Distance Of ated economic impact on or 904-710-1119 hearing or voice impaired, all affected persons can- call 711. grees 45'04" East, 152.57 North 1 7"56'31" West, If you are a person with a EXCEPTING THEREFROM Feet; Thence Southeast- 74.00 Feet; Thence North not be determined at this disability who needs an ac- that part thereof lying with- erly, Along The Arc Of Said 70 Degrees 43'58" East, A time. Written comments Porch Sale Fri & Sat 9a- 4/23/15, 4/30/15 may be submitted within 14 RECREATIONAL commodation in order to Legal No. 00032978 in the Right of Way of State Curve, Through A Central Distance Of 27.01 Feet; 5p 103 Indiana St. Fruit- access court facilities or Road #15. Angle Of 05 Degrees Thence South 1 7"46'57" days of the date of this no- land. Handcrafted jew-

tice to: 800 participate in a court pro- 27'55", An Arc Length Of East, A Distance Of 75.25 elry, 3-pc necklace sets, ceeding, you are entitled, (Being tax parcel 24-08-26- 152.62 Feet To The Point Of Feet; Thence South 73 De- Melissa Miller, Executive at no cost to you, to the 0000-0080-0100) Beginning. grees 22'59" West, A Dis- Vice President/General earrings & bracelet. provision of certain assist- Containing 9,547 Square tance Of 26.80 Feet To The Counsel ance. Please contact Court TOGETHER WITH that cer- Feet, More Or Less. Point Of Beginning. St. Johns River State Col- Administration, 125 E. Or- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF tain 1995 MERI Double Being a Part of Tax Parcel Containing 1,986 Square lege Apartments ange Ave., Ste. 300 , THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL wide mobile home, ID#FL- No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- Feet, More Or Less. 5001 St. Johns Avenue CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- Porch/Moving Sale Daytona Beach, FL 32114; HML2F95712501A, Title 0305 Being a Part of Tax Parcel Palatka, Florida 32177 Rain Barrington Apts (386) 257-6096 at least 7 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA #66360619 an d No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- or Shine Th/Fr/Sa 8a-1p days before your sched- ID#FLHML2F95712501B, Section No. 76010 0305 Substantially affected per- 131 Horse Landing Rd. Offering 2BR uled court appearance, or CASE NO.: 54 2009 CA Title #66360617, located State Road No. 15 (US 17) sons may within 14 days of leasing for mid-May. 000085 the date of this notice, file China closet, bookcases, immediately upon receiv- thereon. Putnam County A petition in eminent do- 386-325-0512 ing this notification if the F.P. No. 2100286 main has been filed to ac- an objection to this rule- computer games, books, US BANK NATIONAL AS- making with the agency. www.barrington Boats & time before the scheduled ANY PERSON CLAIMING Parcel No. 822 quire certain property in- lamps, furn., home interi- apartments.org appearance is less than 7 SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- Perpetual Easement for terests in Putnam County, The objection shall specify FOR MASTR ASSET the portions of the pro- ors, queen bed frame, Accessories days; if you are hearing im- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF Harmonizing Florida. desk chair, Boyd's Bears, paired call 711. BACKED SECURITIES ANY, OTHER THAN THE Part "A" posed rule to which the TRUST 2006-NC1 PROPERTY OWNER AS OF A perpetual and non-ex- Putnam County, Florida. person objects and the wheelbarrow, asstd. '02 pontoon boat w/trail- DATED at Palatka, Florida Plaintiff, THE DATE OF THE LIS clusive easement for the Each defendant is required specific reasons for the ob- tools, 4ft step ladder, etc. Mobile Homes er & motor, good cond. jection. this 7th day of April, 2015. PENDENS MUST FILE A limited purpose of harmon- to serve written defenses Too much to list! Fair price. 386-336-1544 VS. CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS izing, reconnecting and to the petition on petition- Welaka Area 3BR/2BA TIM SMITH AFTER THE SALE. maintaining the area with- er's attorney, whose name The full text of the pro- AROLD D. BRYANT JR.; posed rule is available Fenced yard, det. gar- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT in this easement with the and address are shown be- 2-man Bass Tracker, COURT UNKNOWN SPOUSE OF DATED this 9th day of construction proposed in low, on or before May 22, upon request. age. Rent $650/m + sec. HAROLD D. BRYANT JR. April, 2015. association with the above 2015, and to file the origin- Sale $39K. 972-4172 swivel trails & Minn Kota NKA PAITRA CAMBELL; et 4/23/15 Th/Fr/Sa 8a-6p 526 1st trolling motor, $325. By: /s/ Ashley Darby referenced project in, over, al of the defenses with the Ave. Welaka. Boats, golf Deputy Clerk al., TIM SMITH under, upon and through clerk of this court either Legal No. 00033028 Defendant(s). Beach Comber pontoon Clerk, Circuit Court the following described before service on petition- clubs, tools, fishing gear, FOR SALE boat, Travis Edition, 4/16/15, 4/23/15 land in Putnam County, er's attorney or immedi- concrete molds, etc. REAL ESTATE Legal No. 00032825 NOTICE OF FORECLOS- By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Florida, to wit: ately thereafter, showing 74HP Honda 4-stroke, URE SALE PURSUANT TO Deputy Clerk A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, what right, title, interest or 700 only 70hrs, Minn Kota CHAPTER 45 As Shown On The Plat Of lien defendant has in or to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN trolling motor, $9,200K 4/16/15, 4/23/15 Satsuma, As Recorded In the property described in NOTICE OF PUBLIC OBO. 386-336-5853 that sale will be made pur- Legal No. 00032865 Miscellaneous Book 1, the petition and to show AUCTION Lawn & Garden suant to an Order or Final Page 98 Of The Public Re- cause why that property Summary Judgment. Final cords Of Putnam County, should not be taken for the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 2012 Craftsmen Riding 28' Landau pontoon Judgment was awarded on Florida And Also Being A uses and purposes set THAT ON 15 MAY, 2015, August 25, 2014 in Civil Part Of The Joseph M. forth in the petition. If any 9:00 A.M. THE FOLLOW- Mower, 21HP Excel boat, 90HP Johnson out- Case No. 54 2009 CA Hernandez Grant, Section defendant fails to do so, a ING VEHICLES WILL BE Cond. 42" cut, Warranty board, collapsible alum. 000085, of the Circuit Court 39, Township 11 South, default will be entered SOLD: $750 386-467-2693 top, dual axle trailer, life IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF of the SEVENTH Judicial Range 26 East, Of Said Put- against that defendant for Circuit in and for Putnam IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, jackets, $4K. 649-9955 THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIR- nam County, Florida: the relief demanded in the 2004 KIA CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- County, Florida, wherein, Commence At The South- petition. KNDJD733845253115 US BANK NATIONAL AS- CUIT IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ern Most Corner Of Sec- Acreage / Lots TRANSPORTATION GENERAL JURISDICTION SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE tion 10, Township 11 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE SALE TO BE HELD AT FOR MASTR ASSET Miscellaneous DIVISION CASE NO.: 15-CA-118 South, Range 26 East Of that a declaration of taking JOHNSON’S TOWING & RIVER ACCESS

BACKED SECURITIES 900 Parcel No.: 122/822 Putnam County, Florida; has been filed in this cause RECOVERY, 253 HIGH- Southern Charm C a s e N o . TRUST 2006-NC1 is the Said Point Also Lying On and that petitioner will ap- WAY 17 NORTH, PAL- 10-DAY Lot Sale $10K Plaintiff, and HAROLD D. Auctions 2012CA000266CAAXMX STATE OF FLORIDA DE- The East Line Of The ply for an order of taking ATKA, FL 32177, PUTNAM is closing its Ea. 4/18 to 4/28 ONLY BRYANT JR.; UNKNOWN Joseph M. Hernandez and any other order the COUNTY. JOHNSON’S Adult Community w/Mar- SPOUSE OF HAROLD D. PARTMENT OF TRANS- doors! 200 S. 11th St. U.S. Bank National Associ- PORTATION, Grant, Section 39, court deems proper before TOWING & RECOVERY RE- BRYANT JR. NKA PAITRA Find What You’re across from Post Office. ina, Boat Launch, Paved ation, as Trustee for Green- Petitioner, Township 11 South, Range the Honorable Patti A . SERVES THE RIGHT TO point Mortgage Funding CAMBELL; JOHN DOE 1 26Looking East; Thence for in aSouth Snap! 26 Christensen, one of the BID. All things must go! Sat. Rds, Pool, Private N/K/A MR. MISAEL; JANE Trust Mortgage Pass- vs. Degrees 38'32" East, Along Judges of this Court, on 8a-? Rolling cart $25, Wtr/Sewer. Call Sandra Through Certificates , DOE 1 N/K/A TAMEKIA Said East Line, A Distance Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at 4/23/15 industrial fan $75. Miller, Florida Homes Series 2006-AR5, WHITE; ANY AND ALL UN- Of 1,428.53 Feet To The 9:30 A.M., (1 hour reserved) Legal No. 00033050 AND TONS MORE! KNOWN PARTIES CLAIM- BRUCE A. BIRKETT; CAR- Realty 904 563 1299 Plaintiff, ROL A. SPINELLA; STATE Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, in Chambers at the Put- ING BY, THROUGH, UN- Block 11, As Shown On nam County Courthouse, DER AND AGAINST THE OF FLORIDA DEPART- vs. MENT OF REVENUE; TC The Plat Of Satsuma, As Palatka, Florida. All defend- HEREIN NAMED INDIVIDU- Recorded In Miscel- ants to this suit may re- AL DEFENDANT(S) WHO 12, LLC, a Florida Limited Beverly J. Hall; William M. Liability Company; SILVIO laneousShop the Classifieds Book for1, giftsPage to give 98, quest a hearing at the time Hall, Jr.; Tenant(s) Un- ARE NOT KNOWN TO BE Of Theyourself Public and Recordsothers! Of and place designated and DEAD OR ALIVE, WHETH- DIMARCO; PAULINE DI- known, MARCO; FRUITLAND Said County; Thence South be heard at the time and Defendants. ER SAID UNKNOW N 62 Degrees 08'41" West, place designated and be PARTIES MAY CLAIM AN BODY SHOP, INC., a Flor- ida Corporation; R & J Along The South Line Of heard. Any defendant fail- Classified NOTICE OF FORECLOS- INTEREST AS SPOUSES, Lot 3 And Along The East- ing to file a request for HEIRS, DEVISEES , TOWING, INC., a Florida URE SALE Corporation; and LINDA erly Existing Right Of Way hearing shall waive any F GRANTEES, OR OTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN MYERS, Putnam County Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. right to object to the Order pursuant to a Final Judg- CLAIMANTS are Defend- Highway No. 17, A Variable of Taking. ants. Tax Collector, ment of Foreclosure dated Defendants. Width Right Of Way, As January 5, 2015, entered in Shown On Maintenance WITNESS MY HAND AND Line Ad The clerk of the court, Tim C a s e N o . NOTICE OF ACTION IN EM- Map, Section 76010, F.P. SEAL of this Court on the 2012CA000266CAAXMX of Smith will sell to the No. 21 00283), A Distance 16th day of April, 2015. Merchandise for Sale highest bidder for cash at INENT DOMAIN AND NO- the Circuit Court of the TICE OF HEARING OF Of 1,115.12 Feet To The Seventh Judicial Circuit, in the South front entrance of Point Of Curvature Of A TIM SMITH the Putnam County Court- CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE and for Putnam County, OF PROCESS Curve Concave Southwest- CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT Florida, wherein U.S. Bank house, 410 St. Johns Aven- erly, Having A Radius Of COURT R 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon National Association, as ue Palatka, FL 32177, on 1,600.00 Feet, And A Chord PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- May 14, 2015 at 11:00 AM, STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Trustee for Greenpoint To the above named De- Bearing And Distance Of IDA Mortgage Funding Trust the following described North 14 Degrees 50'00" real property as set forth in fendants and to all said de- 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days Mortgage Pass-Through fendants who are living, West, 45.52 Feet; Said By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Certificates, Series 2006- said Final Summary Judg- Point Also Being The Point Deputy Clerk ment, to wit: and if any or all defend- AR5 is the Plaintiff and ants are deceased, the un- Of Beginning; Thence Beverly J. Hall; William M. Northwesterly, Along And 4/23/15, 4/30/15 LOT THREE (3) THE WEST known spouse, heirs, de- Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. Hall Jr.; Tenant(s) Un- visees, grantees, creditors, Around The Arc Of Said Legal No. 00033036 known are the Defendants, ONE-THIRD OF LOT SEV- Curve, Through A Central EN (7) AND LOT FOUR (4) lienors, or other parties that I will sell to the highest claiming by, through, un- Angle Of 01 Degrees E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails and best bidder for cash at, AND THE EAST ONE- 37'48", An Arc Length Of THIRD OF LOT EIGHT (8) der or against any such de- the south front door of the ceased defendant or de- 45.52 Feet; Thence North courthouse, 410 St. Johns OF BLOCK SIXTEEN (16) 74 Degrees 21 '06" East, A OF WAIT'S AND fendants, if alive, and, if Avenue, Palatka 32177, be- dead, their unknown Distance Of26.36 Feet; ginning at 11:00 AM on the JOHNSON'S RE-SUBDIVI- Thence South 14 Degrees Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. SION OF BLOCKS 16, 17, spouse, heirs, devisees, 5th day of May, 2015, the legatees, grantees, credit- 47'26" East, A Distance following described prop- 18, 19,20 AND 21 OF MC Of39.80 Feet To Said South Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 GREGOR'S SUBDIVISION ors, lienors, or other erty as set forth in said Fi- parties claiming by, Line Of Lot 3 And Said nal Judgment, to wit: OF SECTION I, TOWNSHIP Easterly Existing Right Of or 1825 St. Johns Avenue 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 through, under, or against E any such deceased defend- Way Line Of State Road 15; LOTS 8 AND 9, BLOCK 1, EAST, PALATKA (NOW Thence South 62 Degrees Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. CITY OF PALATKA), FLOR- ant or defendants, and all ST. JOHNS HARBOR SUB- other parties having or 08'41" West, Along Said DIVISION, UNIT 1, AC- IDA, AS SAME APPEARS South Line And Said East- IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS claiming to have any right, CORDING TO PLA T title or interest in and to erly Existing Right Of Way THEREOF RECORDED IN OF PUTNAM COUNTY, Line, A Distance Of 27.02 Name: FLORIDA, IN MAP BOOK 2 the property described in MAP BOOK 4, PAGES 58, the Petition, to-wit: Feet To The Point Of Be- 59 AND 60 OF THE PUB- AT PAGE 33. ginning. LIC RECORDS OF PUT- Containing 1,119 Square ANY PERSON CLAIMING Section No. 76010 Address: NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA. State Road No. 15 (US 17) Feet, More Or Less. AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- Part "B" PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF Putnam County Any person claiming an in- F.P. No. 2100286 A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, Phone: terest in the surplus from ANY, OTHER THAN THE As Shown On The Plat Of PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Parcel No. 122 the sale, if any, other than Fee Simple Satsuma, As Recorded In the property owner as of THE DATE OF THE LIS Miscellaneous Book 1, PENDENS MUST FILE A A Part of Lot 3, Block 11, Ad: the date of the lis pendens As Shown On The Plat Of Page 98 Of The Public Re- must file a claim within 60 CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS cords Of Putnam County, AFTER THE SALE. Satsuma, As Recorded In days after the sale. Miscellaneous Book 1, Florida And Also Being A Part Of The Joseph M. WITNESS my hand and the Page 98 OF The Public Re- Dated this 14th day of cords Of Putnam County, Hernandez Grant, Section April, 2015. seal of the court on April 39, Township 11 South, 15, 2015. Florida And Also Being A Part Of The Joseph M. Range 26 East, Of Said Put- Tim Smith Hernandez Grant, Section nam County, Florida: As Clerk of the Court CLERK OF THE COURT Commence At The South- Tim Smith 39, Township 11 South, Range 26 East, Of Said Put- ern Most Corner Of Sec- By: /s/ Ruth Milligan nam County, Florida: tion 10, Township 11 As Deputy Clerk /s/ Ruth Milligan South, Range 26 East Of Deputy Clerk Commence At The South- Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. ern Most Corner Of Sec- Putnam County, Florida; If you are a person with a tion 10, Township 11 Said Point Also Lying On disability who needs an ac- Aldridge Connnors, LLP The East Line Of The Attorney for Plaintiff(s) South, Range 26 East Of commodation in order to Putnam County, Florida; Joseph M. Hernandez access court facilities or 1615 South Congress Av- Grant, Section 39, Town- enue Said Point Also Lying On participate in a court pro- The East Line Of The ship 11 South, Range 26 ceeding, you are entitled, Suite 200 East; Thence South 26 De- Delray Beach, FL 33445 Joseph M. Hernandez THURSDAY.inddat no cost 2to you, to the Grant Section 39, Town- grees 38'32" East, Along 4/22/15 4:16 PM provision of certain assist- Phone: 561.392.6391 Said East Line, A Distance Fax: 561.392.6965 ship 11 South, Range 26 ance. Please contact Court East; Thence South 26 De- Of 1,428.53 Feet To The Administration, 125 E. Or- grees 38'32” East Along Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, ange Ave., Ste. 300, 4/23/15, 4/30/15 Block 11, As Shown On Legal No. 00032986 Said East Line, A Distance Daytona Beach, FL 32114; Of 1,428.53 Feet To The The Plat Of Satsuma, As (386) 257-6096 at least 7 Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Recorded In Miscel- days before your sched- Block 11, As Shown On laneous Book 1, Page 98, uled court appearance, or The Plat Of Satsuma, As Of The Public Records Of immediately upon receiv- Recorded In Miscel- Said County; Thence South ing this notification if the laneous Book 1, Page 98, 62 Degrees 08'41" West, time before the scheduled Of The Public Records Of Along The South Line Of appearance is less than 7 Said County; Thence South Said Lot 3 And Along The days; if you are hearing or 62 Degrees 08'41” West, Easterly Existing Right Of voice impaired call 711. Along The South Line Of Way Line Of State Road 15 Lot 3 And Along The East- (U.S. Highway No. 17, A 4/23/15, 4/30/15 erly Existing Right Of Way Variable Width Right Of Legal No. 00032919 Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Way, As Shown On Main- Highway No. 17, A Variable tenance Map, Section Width Right Of Way, As 76010, F .P. No. 21 00283), Shown On Maintenance A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet Map, Section 76010, F.P. To The Point Of Curvature No. 21 00283), A Distance Of A Curve Concave South- Of 1,115.12 Feet To The westerly, Having A Radius Point Of Beginning; Of 1,600.00 Feet, And A Thence Continue South 62 Chord Bearing And Dis- Degrees 08'41" West, tance Of North 15 Degrees Along Said South Line Of 19'04" West, 72.56 Feet; Lot 3 And Along Said East- Thence Northwesterly, erly Existing Right Of Way Along And Around The Arc Line, A Distance Of 63.99 Of Said Curve, Through A Feet To A Point On A Central Angle Of 02 De- Curve, Concave South- grees 35'55", An Arc westerly, Having A Radius Length Of 72.57 Feet To Of 1901.34 Feet, A Chord The Point Of Beginning; Bearing And Distance Of Thence Continue North- North 16 Degrees 26'40" westerly, Along The Arc Of West, 152.72 Feet; Thence Said Curve, Through A Northwesterly, Along The Central Angle Of 02 De- Arc Of Said Curve And grees 39'01" An Arc Length Continuing Along Said Of 74.01 Feet; Said Arc Be- Easterly Existing Right Of ing Subtended By A Chord Way Line, Through A Cent- Bearing And Distance Of ral Angle Of 04 Degrees 36' North 1 7"56'31" West, 12", An Arc Length Of 74.00 Feet; Thence North 152.76 Feet To The North 70 Degrees 43'58" East, A Line Of The South 1/2 Of Distance Of 27.01 Feet; Said Lot 3; Thence North Thence South 1 7"46'57" 62 Degrees 08' 12" East, East, A Distance Of 75.25 Along Said North Line, A Feet; Thence South 73 De- Distance Of 63.16 Feet To grees 22'59" West, A Dis- A Point On A Curve, Con- tance Of 26.80 Feet To The cave Southwesterly, Hav- Point Of Beginning. ing A Radius Of 1 ,600.00 Containing 1,986 Square Feet, A Chord Bearing And Feet, More Or Less. Distance Of South 16 De- Being a Part of Tax Parcel grees 45'04" East, 152.57 No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- Feet; Thence Southeast- 0305 erly, Along The Arc Of Said Curve, Through A Central A petition in eminent do- Angle Of 05 Degrees main has been filed to ac- 27'55", An Arc Length Of quire certain property in- 152.62 Feet To The Point Of terests in Putnam County, Beginning. Florida. Containing 9,547 Square Feet, More Or Less. Putnam County, Florida. Being a Part of Tax Parcel Each defendant is required No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- to serve written defenses 0305 to the petition on petition- er's attorney, whose name Section No. 76010 and address are shown be- State Road No. 15 (US 17) low, on or before May 22, Putnam County 2015, and to file the origin- F.P. No. 2100286 al of the defenses with the Parcel No. 822 clerk of this court either Perpetual Easement for before service on petition- Harmonizing er's attorney or immedi- Part "A" ately thereafter, showing A perpetual and non-ex- what right, title, interest or clusive easement for the lien defendant has in or to limited purpose of harmon- the property described in izing, reconnecting and the petition and to show maintaining the area with- cause why that property in this easement with the should not be taken for the construction proposed in uses and purposes set association with the above forth in the petition. If any referenced project in, over, defendant fails to do so, a under, upon and through default will be entered the following described against that defendant for land in Putnam County, the relief demanded in the Florida, to wit: petition. A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Satsuma, As Recorded In that a declaration of taking Miscellaneous Book 1, has been filed in this cause Page 98 Of The Public Re- and that petitioner will ap- cords Of Putnam County, ply for an order of taking Florida And Also Being A and any other order the Part Of The Joseph M. court deems proper before Hernandez Grant, Section the Honorable Patti A. 39, Township 11 South, Christensen, one of the Range 26 East, Of Said Put- Judges of this Court, on nam County, Florida: Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at Commence At The South- 9:30 A.M., (1 hour reserved) ern Most Corner Of Sec- in Chambers at the Put- tion 10, Township 11 nam County Courthouse, South, Range 26 East Of Palatka, Florida. All defend- Putnam County, Florida; ants to this suit may re- Said Point Also Lying On quest a hearing at the time The East Line Of The and place designated and Joseph M. Hernandez be heard at the time and Grant, Section 39, place designated and be Township 11 South, Range heard. Any defendant fail- 26 East; Thence South 26 ing to file a request for Degrees 38'32" East, Along hearing shall waive any Said East Line, A Distance right to object to the Order Of 1,428.53 Feet To The of Taking. Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On WITNESS MY HAND AND The Plat Of Satsuma, As SEAL of this Court on the Recorded In Miscel- 16th day of April, 2015. laneous Book 1, Page 98, Of The Public Records Of TIM SMITH Said County; Thence South CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT 62 Degrees 08'41" West, COURT Along The South Line Of PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Lot 3 And Along The East- IDA erly Existing Right Of Way Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Highway No. 17, A Variable Deputy Clerk Width Right Of Way, As Shown On Maintenance 4/23/15, 4/30/15 Map, Section 76010, F.P. Legal No. 00033036 No. 21 00283), A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet To The Point Of Curvature Of A Curve Concave Southwest- erly, Having A Radius Of 1,600.00 Feet, And A Chord Bearing And Distance Of North 14 Degrees 50'00" West, 45.52 Feet; Said Point Also Being The Point Of Beginning; Thence Northwesterly, Along And Around The Arc Of Said Curve, Through A Central Angle Of 01 Degrees 37'48", An Arc Length Of 45.52 Feet; Thence North 74 Degrees 21 '06" East, A Distance Of26.36 Feet; Thence South 14 Degrees 47'26" East, A Distance Of39.80 Feet To Said South Line Of Lot 3 And Said Easterly Existing Right Of Way Line Of State Road 15; Thence South 62 Degrees 08'41" West, Along Said South Line And Said East- erly Existing Right Of Way Line, A Distance Of 27.02 Feet To The Point Of Be- ginning. Containing 1,119 Square Feet, More Or Less. Part "B" A Part Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of Satsuma, As Recorded In Miscellaneous Book 1, Page 98 Of The Public Re- cords Of Putnam County, Florida And Also Being A Part Of The Joseph M. Hernandez Grant, Section 39, Township 11 South, Range 26 East, Of Said Put- nam County, Florida: Commence At The South- ern Most Corner Of Sec- tion 10, Township 11 South, Range 26 East Of Putnam County, Florida; Said Point Also Lying On The East Line Of The Joseph M. Hernandez Grant, Section 39, Town- ship 11 South, Range 26 East; Thence South 26 De- grees 38'32" East, Along Said East Line, A Distance Of 1,428.53 Feet To The Southeast Corner Of Lot 3, Block 11, As Shown On The Plat Of Satsuma, As Recorded In Miscel- laneous Book 1, Page 98, Of The Public Records Of Said County; Thence South 62 Degrees 08'41" West, Along The South Line Of Said Lot 3 And Along The Easterly Existing Right Of Way Line Of State Road 15 (U.S. Highway No. 17, A Variable Width Right Of Way, As Shown On Main- tenance Map, Section 76010, F .P. No. 21 00283), A Distance Of 1,115.12 Feet To The Point Of Curvature Of A Curve Concave South- westerly, Having A Radius Of 1,600.00 Feet, And A Chord Bearing And Dis- tance Of North 15 Degrees 19'04" West, 72.56 Feet; Thence Northwesterly, Along And Around The Arc Of Said Curve, Through A Central Angle Of 02 De- grees 35'55", An Arc Length Of 72.57 Feet To The Point Of Beginning; Thence Continue North- westerly, Along The Arc Of Said Curve, Through A Central Angle Of 02 De- grees 39'01" An Arc Length Of 74.01 Feet; Said Arc Be- ing Subtended By A Chord Bearing And Distance Of North 1 7"56'31" West, 74.00 Feet; Thence North 70 Degrees 43'58" East, A Distance Of 27.01 Feet; Thence South 1 7"46'57" East, A Distance Of 75.25 Feet; Thence South 73 De- grees 22'59" West, A Dis- tance Of 26.80 Feet To The Point Of Beginning. Containing 1,986 Square Feet, More Or Less. Being a Part of Tax Parcel No. 39-11-26-8470-0110- 0305 A petition in eminent do- main has been filed to ac- quire certain property in- terests in Putnam County, Florida. Putnam County, Florida. Each defendant is required to serve written defenses to the petition on petition- er's attorney, whose name and address are shown be- low, on or before May 22, 2015, and to file the origin- al of the defenses with the clerk of this court either before service on petition- er's attorney or immedi- ately thereafter, showing what right, title, interest or lien defendant has in or to the property described in the petition and to show cause why that property should not be taken for the uses and purposes set forth in the petition. If any defendant fails to do so, a default will be entered against that defendant for the relief demanded in the petition. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a declaration of taking has been filed in this cause and that petitioner will ap- ply for an order of taking and any other order the court deems proper before the Honorable Patti A. Christensen, one of the Judges of this Court, on Tuesday, June 9, 2015, at 9:30 A.M., (1 hour reserved) in Chambers at the Put- nam County Courthouse, Palatka, Florida. All defend- ants to this suit may re- quest a hearing at the time and place designated and be heard at the time and place designated and be heard. Any defendant fail- ing to file a request for hearing shall waive any right to object to the Order of Taking. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of this Court on the 16th day of April, 2015. TIM SMITH CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- IDA By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Deputy Clerk 4/23/15, 4/30/15 Legal No. 00033036 10A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015

Obituaries said he planned to contract State Senate votes to limit access to police cameras with Jacksonville-based Palatka Nippers to provide a 150- Obituaries are paid adver- continued from PAge 1A seat restaurant in the build- tising written by funeral By Gary Fineout police accountability.” ing. homes based upon information Associated Press “Police body cameras can be a win-win for The Palatka City provided by families. Death both police and the communities they serve, Palatka Boathouse Marina Commission meeting is sched- notices are brief announce- TALLAHASSEE — Amid an ongoing nation- but only when they strike a delicate balance was chosen as the respon- uled to begin at 6 p.m. today ments published at no charge. al debate about police tactics, Florida may soon that protects privacy while also providing a dent to last year’s request for at Palatka City Hall, 201 N. place limits on who is allowed to access video record of police activity,” ACLU of Florida pub- proposal for the operation of Second St. taken by body cameras worn by law enforce- lic policy director Michelle Richardson said in the building. Scott Lagasse, ment officers. a statement. “The bill the Senate passed today owner of Boathouse Marina, [email protected] Ronald C. Tucker The Florida Senate on Wednesday voted fails to strike that balance.” 36-2 for a bill that would keep confidential Bill sponsor Sen. Chris Smith contends that Ronald C. Tucker, 63, of police videos that are shot in a house, a health critics, including open-government advocates, Melrose, passed away on care facility or any place that a “reasonable don’t understand what the bill actually does. Additional talks and tours Tuesday, April 21, 2015 at person would expect to be private.” The Fort Lauderdale Democrat pointed out will take place at the following Putnam Community Medical Supporters of the measure contend that that someone caught on video interacting with Earth times: Center following an extended placing some level of restrictions on who could police would have the right to request a copy of the continued from PAge 1A n Bartram video and illness. have access to videos recorded by police officers video. Relatives and people who live in the same PucPuggy trail talks at 9 He was a native of New might encourage more agencies to require house could also ask for the video to be released. a.m., 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. in Smyrna Beach their officers to use them. They also said it “The ACLU and all these other groups are are encouraged to bring binoc- the Water Works building. and had lived would guarantee the privacy rights of those treating like it we are hiding the video forever ulars and sturdy shoes. Foil n Weed walk (edible and in Putnam caught on video. and no one can ever see it,” Smith said. “If the said the guides would have a medicinal plants) from 10-11 County since There has been a call to have more police use police came in your house and they smacked few extra binoculars available a.m. beginning at the wild- 1982, coming body cameras as a way to hold officers account- you around and beat you up, why the hell for borrowing. flower walkway in front of the from Calif- able. Earlier this month, a police officer in wouldn’t you release the video?” Adults and children, ages Water Works building. ornia. He had South Carolina was arrested on murder charg- It’s not clear whether the Florida House will nine and older, are encour- n Organic Community worked as a es after a bystander’s video showed the officer pass the bill because no similar measure is aged to participate in the bird Garden tour/talk at 10 a.m. heavy-equip- shooting a man as he ran away. moving in that chamber. The House instead is walk. and noon. ment operator The American Civil Liberties Union of moving a separate bill that would require law- “It will be good for begin- n Wildflower walkway in the con- Florida blasted the Senate for passing the enforcement agencies to follow a handful of ners,” Foil said. from 10 a.m. until noon in struction industry. He enjoyed bill, calling it a “huge step backwards for guidelines. Franz said he hopes front of the Water Works woodworking, fishing and Saturday’s bird walk brings building. cooking. Ronald especially bird watchers like Foil and n Water Works history and loved spending time with his King back to the Ravine building tours at 11 a.m. and family. tems, said Brian Hammons, A few commissioners said Gardens and WWEEC. 1 p.m. beginning on the obser- He was preceded in death the director of county part of the reason the state is The WWEEC gates will vation deck. by his parents, Harm C. Putnam Planning and Development making people connect to open at 8 a.m. Saturday and n Gopher tortoise/sandhill Tucker and Essie Mae Powers continued from PAge 1A Services. water and sewer systems is to exhibits and activities will habitat talk at noon and 2 Tucker and his brothers, So even the people who are discourage the use of septic take place from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Danny and Larry Tucker. currently opposed to connect- tanks, which can leak into and p.m. Exhibits and activities n Music by the Dim Lights He is survived by his five commissioners will be pre- ing to the East Putnam sys- contaminate nearby land and include bee keeping, recycling from 3-4:30 p.m. in the children, brother, Bobby sented with the fee changes tem will eventually be forced waterways. fun, conservation bean bag amphitheater. Tucker, sisters, Gloria Dennis, ordinance on Tuesday. to connect to it, Hammons Commission Chairman Karl toss, creative garden struc- Barbara LeCount, Pat Since construction of the said. Flagg said converting to the tures and wildlife canvas por- [email protected] Phillips, Debbie Ingram and system was green lighted, offi- “Once the system is there wastewater system could traits. Cindy Torres, and several cials have been communicat- and once (officials) deter- improve Putnam’s health Plants and water will be given grandchildren. ing with the East Palatka res- mines, quote, sewer is avail- standing. away for donations. Donations Services will be held at 11 idents and businesses in hopes able, you must hook up,” he “Quality of life has to be pri- will benefit Don Jacobovitz kid- a.m. on Saturday, April 25 at of getting them connected to said. “You have to hook up to mary on people’s mind,” Flagg ney transplant fund. Johnson-Overturf Chapel in the system. sewer, and you have to hook said. “If you’re growing the Palatka with Mr. Chendo Leary said that for the peo- up to water.” food on your property and Torres officiating. Burial will ple who have already agreed Commissioner Larry your property is contaminat- follow in Oak Hill West to be connected to the waste- Harvey voiced concern for the ed, your food is contaminat- Cemetery. The family will water system, the $7,000 tap people in the area who proba- ed.” receive friends from 6-8 p.m. fee is covered in the construc- bly won’t have the $7,000 tap on Friday, April 24 at the tion costs. fee to connect to the system. [email protected] funeral home. But for the owners of the The county should look into Memories and condolences nearly 30 buildings that have trying to find less expensive may be expressed to the fami- chosen to not connect, they tap alternatives to help soften Pet of the Day ly at Ronald’s Book of will have to pay that fee when the financial blow. Memories page at www.john- they eventually connect to the “That’s kind of a hefty price ASTRO sonoverturffunerals.com. system, he said. to say, ‘cough up seven Arrangements are under “Everybody has not been grand,’” Harvey said. “It’ll be the direction of Johnson- put on this system yet,” Leary hard to come up with seven Overturf Funeral Home in said. “We have the contractor (grand) in today’s economy.” Palatka. prepared to put everybody on Leary and other officials who has indicated a desire to said the county made numer- be put on.” ous attempts to get people Wayne E. Bullock Because of a state ordi- connected to the system so nance, everyone who has that they would not have to Mr. Wayne Elliott Bullock access to public water and pay the tap fee once connect- “The Deacon,” 81, of Ellijay, sewer systems will have to ing to the system became Hi, I’m Astro, a 2 year old shep- Ga., formerly of Palatka, eventually connect to the sys- mandatory. herd mix who loves to play with kids. I’m crate trained and long- passed away Monday, March ing to be part of a forever fam- 23, 2015. ily. Won’t you please come visit A celebration of life for Mr. The Florida Department of so I can show you what a great dog Bullock will be held Saturday, I would make. April 25 from 1-4 p.m. at the Environmental Protection All of our animals are spayed/neutered, Ravine Gardens State Park Announces a Public Workshop microchipped and current on their age appropriate Auditorium, 1600 Twigg St., vaccinations. 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042315 Applause.indd 1 4/21/15 1:19 PM ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL SERVICES call 983-1617 or 983-0608. New Life Deliverance All Souls Unitarian College Road Church Interlachen and Palatka historical APRIL 30 Center will host its 19th Universalist Con- of Christ Sunday Bible John Sikorski's "One Man Road Show" 2-4 p.m., church anniversary at 7:30 gregation will host Mark study begins at 9 a.m. with john Interlachen Hall, 214 Commonwealth Ave., p.m. Friday with Pastor Yount at 11 a.m. Sunday worship service at 10 a.m. Government Interlachen. Sponsored by Interlachen Historical James Vickers of Palatka as with his sermon “A Chosen Sunday afternoon worship jacobs societies teaming up to bring Society and Palatka Historical Society. Tickets are guest speaker. Apostle Tony End.” The church meets at begins at 1:30 p.m. The devotion $10 to have one item appraised and $5 for second King of Daytona Beach will Hammock Hall, 429 Kirby church is at 400 College item. Spectator tickets are $5 each. Tickets sold at and persecution be the guest speaker at 7:30 St., Palatka. The public is Road, Palatka. John Sikorski's show to the area the door. Public is invited. p.m. Saturday. The public is welcome. Visit: allsoulsuu- New Beginning invited. The church is at putnam.org. Baptist Fellowship n any discussion of he was willing to see peo- a religion seeks to take 1011 Elms St., Welaka. Saint Peter’s Anglican Sunday school begins at 10 Christian persecution ple die to achieve those the place of secular gov- By Trisha Murphy Paper said Sikorski knows his stuff Friendship Baptist Church Sunday adult stud- a.m. with Sunday worship we come finally to its ends. ernments and instituted Palatka Daily News when giving appraisals – something Church will celebrate its ies begins at 9 a.m. with service at 11 a.m. and 6 Irelationship with gov- The question we must a theocracy. It is in this hen Wilhelm Rollman of she found out when comparing his 89th church anniversary at 4 Third Sunday after Easter p.m. Wednesday adult and ernment. We know that ask ourselves is, “At instance that we see Leipzig, Germany, came appraisal with one she had done on a p.m. Sunday at 286 Smiley Holy Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. children’s Bible study political powers do not what point are we well- Christian persecution up with the idea for the peace medal replica of the one given to Store Road, Crescent City. Wednesday evening prayer begins at 7 p.m. at the like to be constrained in ing to put the lives of abound. Wstereoscope glasses with a George Washington by Native Guest messenger will be the and Holy Eucharist begins American Legion, 316 any manner when they people ahead of a politi- The other side of the 3-D effect in the mid 1850s, devel- Americans at Southebys Auction in Rev. Terrance L. Chester, at 6:15 p.m. Friday Hour of Osceola St., Palatka. The wield the power, which cal end?” Or to put it coin is just as bad, for opers had no way of knowing one New York. pastor of New Mt. Zion Prayer begins at 11 a.m. The pubic is welcome. they possess. Yet, the another way, “What is when men throw off the would wind up as property of the “The appraisals matched; he knew Baptist Church, Palatka. church is at 103 W. Louis Yahweh-Elohim, The Christian faith sees God the economic worth of a constraints of God, tyr- Interlachen Historical Society. the piece,” said Paper. “John is ‘spot The Rev. Michael M. Broer Road, East Palatka. Archetype Pattern of the as being over govern- human life?” anny abounds to the That stereoscope and other items on’ in his critique every time I’ve Robinson, pastor and the The Rev. John Jacobs, is Universe lecture and class- ment and subject to His It is from God that we harm of all. donated to the West Putnam group brought in items.” Rev. Harlan Dudley, acting vicar. For details, call 546- es will be from 11 a.m. to 2 directives on how it get our worth as human Christians must be will be on hand to be appraised on Sikorski has been appraising items pastor are hosts. The public 5899 or visit stpetersangli- p.m. Sundays and 7-9 p.m. should govern. It is this beings. Therefore, God active in politics always Thursday, April 30, when John for the past 35 years and has a weekly is invited. can.com. Wednesdays and Fridays at tension between the directs civil authority to keeping in mind that we Sikorski’s “One Man Road Show” radio show called “Sikorski’s Attic” Love and Deliverance 2421 Crill Ave., Palatka. exercise of power and the restrain evil and protect love God and love our comes to town. broadcast on public radio station HOMECOMING Ministry Where It’s All Given by The Institute of restraint of that power in the good. Basically this is neighbors as ourselves. “It’s a very clever piece,” said Sue WUFT 89.1 FM. He can also be heard Providence Baptist About Souls Outreach Inc. Divine Metaphysical governing people, which Scripture’s view of the Christians must always Paper president of the Historical on the Internet at www.WUFTFM. Church will celebrate its Sunday school begins at 10 Research Inc. For details, causes persecution. That function of any govern- seek freedom and justice Society of Interlachen. “It’s a fun org, click listen live. 128th anniversary with a.m. with worship at 11 a.m. call 328-5947. persecution may be secu- ment. for all without being piece to hold and use.” Paper said with joining with the homecoming activities begin- and 6 p.m. Sundays. The All Saints Anglican lar, economic, or reli- Christians obey secu- sidetracked by the power Other items the society plans to CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Putnam County Historical Society, her ning at 11 a.m. May 3 at 141 church will meet at the Church, 1928 Book of gious. In each case is a lar laws because they see they seek to influence. have appraised are an RCA Victrola Sue Paper shows the antique phonograph player the Interlachen group hopes to be able to have more N. Providence Church Road, Palatka Library, 601 College Common Prayer, Koffee tension between the ends God as over the govern- Remember, God gave us phonograph with cabinet that plays Historical Society plans to have appriased during John Sikorski's "One than one road show a year. Palatka. Musical guests will Road, Palatka. The public is Klatch begins at 9:30 a.m. and means. ment. Yet, when worldly free will for a reason. 33 1/3 records, a tea set that dates Man Road Show" on April 30 from 2-4 p.m. at Interlachen Hall. “Sikorski is very entertaining,” she be Reason 4 Hope. The Rev. invited. For details, call Sunday. Holy Eucharist Joseph Stalin is credit- authority seeks to And He gave us reason from the early 1900s, a wooden doll said. “In the past, we have had more Rudy Howard, interim pas- Pastor Timothy L. Johnson begins at 11 a.m. A nursery ed with saying, “The impinge on the preach- so that we could exercise bed that is considered primitive art than 50 people attend the show and tor, will bring the message. at 546-4561 or 530-0951 or will be available. Lunch will death of one person is a ing of the Gospel our our free will. and handmade by a doting daddy for said. “It’s amazing.” wide basis and beyond.” he always manages to evaluate all the A covered dish lunch will Minister Yolanda D. Johnson follow the services. tragedy. The death of a response is clear as Acts Amen. his little girl, a cast iron jockey used This year, the Palatka Historical The “One Man Road Show” is open items within the two hours.” follow in the fellowship hall. at 227-1824. Wednesday Holy million people is a statis- 5:29 tells us: for a door stop and a wooden maga- Society is partnering with the West to the public and guests can have their Van Rensburg said he hopes those There will be no evening Light-House of Hope Eucharist begins at 6:30 tic.” In the struggle “Then Peter and the The Rev. John Jacobs, zine rack dating from the 1930s. Putnam group in hosting the “One personal items appraised for $10 for who attend the show will have a great service. service begins at 10:30 a.m. p.m. with Bible study, soup between ends and means other apostles answered Vicar, Saint Peter’s “We really hope to find out actual Man Road Show.” the first item and $5 for each addition- time. Sunday at 101 Sesame and sandwiches to follow. he chose to ignore what and said, ‘We ought to Anglican Church, W. details about their worth from John “This is the first time both groups al items. Those who have large items “I think everyone has items that MEETINGS Street off Stokes Landing The Rev. Frank Bartlett is the cost would be in obey God rather than Louis Broer Road and Sikorski,” Paper said. have worked together,” Paper said. they would like to have appraised they are curious about,” he said. “But Putnam County Road, Palatka. Guest speak- the priest in charge. The human terms. He men.’” State Road 207, East The show will be from 2-4 p.m. at “We hope to do more events together should bring a picture of the piece and truth be told, if it turns out someone Crusade for Christ will er will be the Rev. Thomas church is at 1250 State believed that the ends These political prob- Palatka, stpetersangli- Interlachen Hall at 214 to promote the history of our fair cities not the original item. For spectators has a wonderful local treasure, we meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Parrott of Seville. A New Road 19 South, Palatka. justified the means and lems are magnified when can.com or facebook. Commonwealth Ave., Interlachen. of Interlachen and Palatka.” who only want to watch the show, would like them to consider donating the Sleep Inn Hotel, 3805 Testament Church. Durwood Visit allsaintsanglicanpal- According to Paper, sales of the ste- Coenraad van Rensburg, president admission is $5. Tickets will be sold at it to the society so everyone can enjoy Reid St., Palatka. Moore is pastor. For details, atka.org. reoscope began after Queen Victoria of the Palatka group, added there are the door. Sikorski can also be sched- it.” Word of God/Unity of of England saw the device at the a number of city/area specific histori- uled by appointment to appraise other God Church will have 14 for ages 5-12 years old at Bible and the adventures of Bible school from 9 a.m. to World Expo in 1851. The local piece cal societies in the country. items by calling (352) 804-5149. [email protected] Sunshine Friday night evangelist ser- 120 Twin Lakes Road, missionaries from around noon June 15-19 at 818 was donated to the society by Allen “The Putnam County CLEANING SERVICE vices beginning at 7 p.m. at Hawthorne. the world. Children can be County Road 20A, Cannon and sits in the society’s Historical Society hopes 1202 Madison St., Palatka Cost is $95 weekly and a dropped off directly at the Hawthorne. For ages 4 PRESSURE WASHING ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WALHMART. museum with a gold plaque dated to foster and assist these with Assistant Pastor $30 registration fee; or $30 camp or at one of the bush years old to 8th grade. Early 1910. groups by working with WINDOW CLEANING Frankie Mincey and daily. Register and pay for stop locations in Palatka, registration, call Bonnie “We’ve never had it appraised them to promote their LOW PRESSURE ROOF Minister Will L. Wright Jr. weeks prior to May 31 and Interlachen, and Melrose. Queen at (352) 481-3652. that’s why I’m so curious,” Paper endeavors on a county- CLEANING Refreshments will follow pay $85 weekly with a $15 For details, call (352) 481- Calvary Baptist GUTTER CLEAN OUT the services. registration fee. 3550 or visit www.camp- Church will have vacation 4 Rooms Carpet Cleaning - $10000 POOL DECKS & DOCKS Sunday morning worship Campers activities goodnewsfl.com. Bible school from 5:30-8:45 BLIND CLEANING service begins at 11 a.m. include swimming, water p.m. Monday through Includes Hallway - (Traffi c Lanes Only) OVER PHOTOS: Members of the Interlachen Historical Society 24 HOUR FIRE & WATER EMERGENCY SERVICES CHURCH STEEPLES with healing and deliver- slide, fishing, archery, VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Friday, July 20-24, at 3005 show some of the items they plan to have appraised during their 1024 S. State Rd. 19 ance with Pastor Apostle scooter/skating, basketball, Hillcrest Baptist S. Palm Ave., Palatka. upcoming "One Man Road Show" with John Sikorski on April 30. LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY ED & WENDY KILLEBREW FREE ESTIMATES 328-6733 M.L. Thomas. climbing wall, and arts and Church will have vacation Kick off and registration CPictured are Sue Paper, left, Mary Lou Dawson, Susan Erwan and FULLY INSURED INCLUDING The public is invited. crafts. Amenities include Bible school from 6-9 p.m. is at 10 a.m., July 18. This Frances Whittier. The public is invited to bring their personal items to LIABILITY AND WORKER’S large, multi-purpose activi- June 14-18 at 2009 year’s theme is “Journey Off have them appraised. Tickets are $10 for the first item and $5 for addi- COMPENSATION SUMMER CAMP ty field, lake, bike trail, and President St., Palatka. This the Map.” tional items and will be available at the door. 328-8660 Open 24 Hours Camp Good News will game room. Campers get year’s theme is “Everest. Highlights include fun, 608 Main Street BEST 386-328-3017 offer a summer day camp the opportunity to learn life Woodlawn Baptist snacks and fellowship. For Photo by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Carpet Cleaning www.palatkapressurewashing.com 7 Days A Week ® from June 8 through Aug. skills gleaned from the will have vacation details, call 328-9606. Like it never even happened. Palatka, Florida Jim Andrews, Robert Gill & Josh Hill Church 2 • Applause • THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 2015 • Applause • 11

042315 Applause.indd 2 4/21/15 1:17 PM Church will host its monthly Thompson and accompanied by DEADLINE Family Night potluck at 6 p.m. director of music, Tommy Clay at The regular church news dead- Sunday at 400 Reid St., Palatka. 10:30 a.m. line is noon Monday for publica- This month will be game night. The Rev. George T. Head’s mes- tion on Thursday. Send church Guests should bring a dish to sage will be “When They Say It’s briefs to clerk@palatkadailynews. share. Not About the Money, It’s Always com or drop it off at the Daily About the Money,” with scripture News at 1825 St. Johns Ave., CONFERENCE Welcome Center, 900 St. Johns FAMILY AND FRIENDS DAY from Luke 12:13-21. Palatka. A Helping Hurting Women Ave., Palatka, or mailed to P.O. Pentecostal Church of God Wednesday night dinner begins Conference, “Rising from Behind Box 832, Palatka, FL 32178; or in Christ will host a Family and at 5:30 p.m. for $4 a person or $10 PRAYER SERVICE the Shades of Abuse,” will begin at call 916-0838 for alternate ways to Friends Day at 4 for a family. A “video Bible study,” The 64th Annual National 5 p.m. Saturday, May 30, at donate. p.m. Sunday at by Pastor Head will be planned for Day of Prayer will be held May Solomon Calhoun Community 624 N. 9th St., the adult activity following the 7 in areas around Putnam Center, 1300 Duval St., St. YARD SALE FUNDRAISER Palatka. Guest dinner. County. This year’s theme is Augustine. The event will be host- First Congregational speaker will be Gallon milk jugs are needed for “Lord, Hear Our Cry,” (I Kings ed by Rhonda Felder, author of the Church of Interlachen will Pastor Rodderick vacation Bible school to be held 8:28). book, “Feel Me.” Tickets are $20 a have a yard sale beginning at 8 D. King, a native June 15-19 to make igloos. The Services will be held at: person. For details, call Rhonda a.m. the first Saturday of each of Palatka, who church is at 123 S. Second St., Interlachen, 8:30 a.m., at the Felder at (9904) 692-4785, leave a month at 415 Washington St. was ordained by King Palatka. Caboose; message. Inside spaces with tables are $5 the Church of God Noon to 1 p.m., Putnam County each. Outside space is available for in Christ Inc. as CONCERTS Courthouse gazebo area, 410 St. RETREAT $5, tables not furnished. To reserve an elder in 2003. Johnny Shaw is The Jonathans will be in con- Johns Ave. Bring lawn chairs. In Holy Temple of God will host space, call Rosemary at 916-8451. host pastor. The public is invited. cert at 7 p.m. Sunday at Hillcrest event of bad weather, the event a Mother and Daughter retreat Baptist Church, 2009 President will be at St. James United from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, BREAKFAST MEN'S DAY PROGRAM St., Palatka. Methodist Church, 400 Reid St., May 2, at the Ravine Gardens Georgetown Methodist Grace & Truth Deliverance Keith Plott of South Carolina Palatka; State Park, 1600 Twigg St., Church pancake breakfast begins Ministries, Men of Judah will will be in concert at 7 p.m., Friday Francis Baptist Church, 5 p.m., Palatka. Participants should wear at 7 a.m. Saturday at the church sponsor a Men's Day program, at First Baptist Church of 155 County Road 309C, Palatka; red, black or white. Cost is $20 for on County Road 309, across from “Men Declaring War on the Barberville, 200 E. Broad St. Pilgrim Congregation Church, adults and $12 for children 17 and the post office. Cost is $5 for adults, Enemy,” at 5 p.m. Sunday at 700 A free will offering will be 6 p.m., 103 Church St., Pomona younger. Seating is limited. To $3 for children and $20 for a fam- N. 11th St., Palatka. Guest speak- received. Visit www.barberville. Park; and register: 546-0634. ily of five. Menu includes all you er is Elder Leo Parker of New Life net. Dunns Creek Baptist Church can eat pancakes only, eggs, hams, Temple Fellowship. The public is at 7 p.m. at 686 Highway 17, San FUNDRAISERS coffee and juice.Proceeds help No invited. REVIVAL/ANNIVERSARY Mateo. Francis Baptist Church More Malaria project. Francis Baptist Church will Oak Avenue Baptist Church Prayer will be held before Second Annual Children’s have Early Riser services at 8:15 revival services, “Fall Fresh on Fishing Fun school at some area schools. Ministry Fish Fry and Gospel Sing FAMILY EVENTS a.m. Sunday. Sunday school Me,” will begin at 6 p.m. Sunday Brianna Solomon and her brother Joseph taking it easy will be from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Friday Trinity United Methodist begins at 9:45 a.m. with regular and continue until 7 p.m., Monday with an afternoon of fishing. ONCE UPON A PROM at 155 County Road 309C, Palatka. Church picnic will be from 3-5 morning worship at 11 a.m. at 155 through Saturday, April 27 Photo submitted by JENNY SOLOMON St. James United Methodist Cost is $7 per plate and tickets can p.m. Sunday at Rodman County Road 309C, Palatka. The through May 2, at 404 N. Oak Just Swingin' Church is in need of donations be picked up at the church office or Plantation. The Kids’ Klub cake public is invited. Ave., Florahome. The public is Traven Brown, right, and his brother, She's Cool of dresses, shoes and costume by calling 325-1717. auction fundraiser will be held as invited. Trevor Brown enjoy playing at Project ou've got them! We want them! Destiney Hill is one cool girl. jewelry for their upcoming Once Palatka's Community Low well as hamburger and hot dogs CHOIR TO PERFORM Homecoming service will begin Play. Send your favorite family time photos to publish in this Upon a Prom event. Junior and Power FM Radio Station is provided by the United Methodist First Presbyterian Church at 10:30 a.m., Sunday, May 3 with section. Send pictures as jpegs with caption information to senior high school girls who need hosting a donation drive. If 100 Men. Guests should bring a cov- of Palatka morning worship with guest speaker Leon Hurley. Photo submitted by KRISTI HILL Photo submitted by SHANNON BRINKLEY [email protected] or drop them by the Daily a dress for the prom can call for a people can donate $100 each, the ered dish to share. For details, call the Chancel Choir’s “Heaven’s Special music by the Waddell News at 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. – Trisha Murphy, Lifestyle Editor private appointment. Call 328- station will go live. Donations may 325-5272. Just A Little Bit Nearer When I Family. Dinner will follow the ser- 1461 or Alice Keith at 937-3248. be dropped off at the Palatka St. James United Methodist Pray,” directed by Melody vice. The public is invited.. CARRIE’S CUT palatka of Byrd’s N’ CURLS Family church christ Play Ball! Driving 699 Hwy. 17 S., San Mateo Meeting for worship at The Prescription Shop Paxton Sweat, left, Big Rig Mobile 505 3rd Avenue and his baseball H Perms Shoe Store buddy, Morgan Sunday $25 & up Competitive rates, Wiggs, are ready to Gabriel Bell playing Home Sales Competitive rates, 10:00 AM Bible Study FREE LOCAL DELIVERY play ball! non-pro tnot-for-profit and rightand right here inhere at a campground in 11:00 AM Worship Ormond Beach. H Color inyour your community. community. DRIVE-THRU PICKUP William & G. 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042315 Applause.indd 3 4/21/15 12:07 PM The entertainment calendar and includes monster truck rides, for an early morning trek to count deadline is noon Monday for pub- bouncy houses, rock climbing birds in the area; talk to bee keep- alling all pet lovers lication on Thursday. wall, archery contest and roping ers about the importance of the who are into pho- contest. A country store will sell species; learn about native flow- tography. PHOTO CONTEST, hosted canned goods, handmade pre- ers, shrubs, and trees; hike with Send your photos Bed by the Friends of Ravine serves, sauces, crafts and more. Billy Bartram (aka Mike Adams) forC publication in this sec- Gardens, now through 4 p.m. Cost is $6 or two for $10 in as he talks about the plants and tion to tmurphy@palatka- Time April 30, Ravine Gardens HORSEMEN'S COMPETITON advance; $8 at the gate; children 5 animals he saw on his travels in dailynews.com or drop State Park, 1600 Twigg St., and under are free. the late 1700s; tour Water Words them by the Daily News at AT RIGHT: Palatka. Top three photographs Sponsored by Jenkins Middle Environmental Education Center; 1825 St. Johns Ave., Brianna will1 be displayed at the Friends of School FFA and Archery teams. local music; PucPuggy Nature Palatka. Can't wait to see Solomon's dog, Ravine Gardens 20th Trail hike. Bring lunch/blankets what you've got... Tara, is Anniversary Celebration on May JAMMING AT and picnic on the grounds. determined to 16. Details: 329-3721. BOSTWICK Sponsored in partnership with get her owner's COMMUNITY CENTER, City of Palatka, Keep Putnam attention and CALL FOR ARTISTS. 6:30-8:30 p.m., second and Beautiful, Ravine Gardens State let her know it's Second annual “Arts in the fourth Fridays, 125 Tillman St. Park, and Putnam County School Friendly time for bed! Air,” hosted by Palatka Sponsored by Bostwick Library. District. Donations will be accept- Feline Main Street and The 5Bring musical instruments to play ed to support Don Jacobovitz Greater Palatka Area Arts along or just enjoy the music. Kidney Transplant Fund. Details: AT LEFT: Naomi Council. Banners will be dis- Details: 326-2750. 329-3611 or palatkawaterworks@ says hello!

2played on lamp poles along St. gmail.com; visit www.palatkawa- Photo submitted Johns Avenue, Downtown FISH FRY FRIDAYS, terworks.com. by SUZY MASSEY Palatka. Gallery in the streets 4-7 p.m., Fridays, St. runs from May 15 until June 22, Monica Catholic Church HENRY DAVIS’ with a Silent Banner auction in hall, corner of Oak and “LEADING TO July. Deadline for completed ban- Fourth streets, Palatka. Prepared SUCCESS,” kids day ners is May 14. Number of artists by the Knights of Columbus. event, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Photo submitted by Jenny Solomon is limited and all banners must be Submitted photo 6Dinners are $8 each and include Saturday, Booker-Lefty Turner returned. No nudity, profanity, or Saige Culpan and her horse, sunshine, are ready for the baked or fried fish, or shrimp and Park, 700 N. 10th St., Palatka. objectionable language or subject games to begin at the Palatka Horsemen's Club on Saturday. fish combo, baked potato or fries, Event9 is to help kids receive a free matter. Proceeds form the auction The club's point series competition 2014-15 is held the second coleslaw, dessert and drink. Eat meal and goals to succeed in their will cover the cost of the event and fourth Saturdays at the club on Horseman's Club Road off in or take out. future. Highlights also include: and support the Palatka Public of State Road 19. Signup is at 5:45 p.m.; game time at 6:30 bouncy house, food, drinks, Art Fund. Details: Charles Rudd, p.m. The event is open to everyone. Sign-up fee is $10 per ICE CREAM SOCIAL, 1-3 games, live entertainment. 329-0100, ext. 333; palatkamain- rider for PHS members and $20 per rider for nonmembers. p.m., Saturday, Putnam [email protected]. Competition classes include: Toddlers – kindergarten and Health & Fitness Center, GRANDIN LAKE under; Small Fry – first through fifth grade; Juniors – sixth 213 Perry St., Pomona SHORE through eighth grade; High School – ninth through 12th grade; Park. Cost is $5 per person – Pig CREATE! THE COMMUNITY ARTISTS GUILD OF Young Adults – 18-49 years; Senior Adults – 50 and over. If design your own sundae with ice WIDE YARD SALE, Passion NORTH FLORIDA you are of high school age but do not attend school, you will cream7 and toppings. Door prizes 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, April Lexie Hawkins, FOURTH ANNUAL EN be in the Young Adults class. Details: Gina and Johnny Counts will be awarded. Proceeds benefit 25, Grandin Lake Shore 13, loves messing New PLEIN AIR RECEPTION, 6 at (904) 692-2640 or Dottie Tennenberg at 546-8489. PHFC. Details: 649-8784. Community10 Center, County Road around with the p.m. Friday with art show, 9 a.m. 315, north of Interlachen. Spaces pigs. Look 3to 4 p.m., Saturday, Hammock BIRDS, BEES, available $5 in advance, $10 day Photo submitted Peanut Byrdal Hall, 429 Kirby St. Free and open Tilton Arena, East Palatka. guided phesant hunt and more. FLOWERS, AND of sale. Call 684-9603.. by DAVID PRICE to the public. Country Barn Dance with DJ Concessions include: hamburgers TREES, in celebration of living his new Todd McClellan and live music by and sausage dogs; French fries, Earth Day, 7 a.m. to 4:30 11TH ANNUAL hair cut. Middleground and the Matt chips, sweet tea, soft drinks and p.m., Saturday, Water Works 9 FIFTH ANNUAL HOE- SPRING FROLIC, DOWN IN P-TOWN, Buckles/Tim Collins acoustic duo. water, boiled peanuts, candy, and Environmental Education Center, a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday, Photo submitted by 5-11 p.m. Friday, Putnam Chance by donation for a recliner, shaved ice. Live cake auction; 81101 Whitewater Drive, Palatka. and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. TINA MAGEE 4County Fairgrounds, fishing basket, flat screen TV, activities for all ages at $1 each Free; join Audubon bird watchers Sunday,11 Barberville Pioneer Great Gift Idea Anytime! SIMPLY STATED Beck’s GOT IT ALL!

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042315 Applause.indd 4 4/21/15 12:07 PM Settlement, 1776 Lightfoot Lane. Details Landing. All ability levels welcome. and tickets: (386) 749-2959 or visit www. Helmets required for Putnam Blueways & pioneersettlement.org. Trails bicycling events. Details: 546-1668; Art League Donation Calendar PHS Class of 1975 Holds 40th Reunion putnambluewaysandtrails.org. continued from PAge 5 ADULTS DISCO, 9 p.m. every BOSTWICK LIBRARY Saturday, Elks Lodge, 828 GARDENING AT MOVIE NIGHT, 5 p.m., Moody Road. Entertainment by BOSTWICK LIBRARY, 4 Thursday, April 30, 125 D.J. Alvoid. Cost is $5 per per- p.m., Tuesdays, April 28, 125 Tillman St. Movie to be show son. Details: Frankie at 530-0285. Tillman St. Lynda Eidson, will be “Philomena.” Details: 326-2750. master gardener, will work with patrons of 12INTERLACHEN MUSEUM, all ages in the spring gardening. Come 30DOWN SOUTH RODEO, 7:30 gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 20help with flowers, vegetables and fruits. p.m., May 1-2, Palatka Saturdays, Interlachen Hall, Details: 326-2750. Horseman’s Club, 181 corner of Commonwealth and Horsemans Club Road, Palatka. Atlantic avenues. Browse at own pleasure. LADIES FITNESS CLASS, Events: bronco riding, steer wrestling, Details: Jean at 684-0103. 6 p.m., Tuesdays and breakaway roping, calf roping, kids calf 13 Thursdays, Francis Baptist 31scramble (12 years old and under), team “VIDEO” BOWLING AT Church Family Life Center, roping, women’s barrel racing, junior barrel THE POST, 5 p.m., Sunday, 155 County Road 309C, Palatka. Free Submitted photo racing (14 years old and under), and bull AmVets Post 86, 6685 and for ladies only; bring a friend. At the April meeting, Lori Malhoit, president of Palatka Art League, presented Dr. riding. To enter the rode, call (800) 556-1377 Brooklyn Bay Road, Keystone 21Workouts with DVDS, looking for live Anand Kuruvilla of the Cancer Center of Putnam a check for $1,000, which will be from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. April 27-28. Tickets Submitted photos Heights. Free; benefits local area vets. instructor. donated to the Putnam First Cancer Fund. This money was raised from the are $10 for early birds; $12 at the gate. Palatka South Class of 1975 Details: (352) 473-7951. 'Angels for our Angel Dinner and Angel Auction' fundraiser that PAL hosted in celebrated its 40th reunion on April 14 PALATKA SOCIAL February in honor of Susan Pope, the club's late president who passed away MARGARET SMITH 10-11 in Palatka. Above: In front are 2015 TOUR DE FORTS DANCE CLUB INC., suddenly in November from leukemia. "We hope and pray that she was proud of WORKS, opening reception, (using maiden names) Linda Hines, CLASSIC, BICYCLE RIDE, every Tuesday, Shrine our efforts and smiling down upon us," Malhoit said. 6-9 p.m., Friday, May 1, Holly Harris, Gail Northcutt, Roxie Sunday, along St. Johns River Hall, Yelvington Road, Gallery 26, 303 State Road Gordinier, Melanie Messer, Christine and Atlantic Ocean, Bartram East Palatka. Doors open at 6 p.m.; din- late Charlie Brown, on display 26, Melrose. Show runs through May 31. Thomas, Leslie Hanzook, Anne Trail High School, 7399 Longleaf Pine ner at 7 p.m.; dancing, 7:30-10:30 p.m. through Thursday, May 28, Thrasher MELROSE OPEN AIR Gallery hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday Loadholtz, Betsy Jordan and Connie Parkway, St. Johns. Rides are 25, 38, 62, live22 bands. Members, $8; guests, $9; ARTS 2015 EVENT. Horne Center for the Arts and and32 Sunday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. Revels. Second row, George Flanders, or15 100 miles with well-stocked rest stops membership, $15 and includes that Work will be shown in Conference Center, St. Johns River Bart Tilton, Ken Nicholson, Melody and post-ride lunch. Proceeds support night, and one Tuesday of birth month Gallery 26, Artisans’ Way State College, 283 College Road, FOUNDERS DAY IN Roll, Debbie Keaton, Kenny Parrish, North Florida Bicycle Club charities. To free. Membership not required to attend. and Melrose Bay Art Gallery. Theme of the Orange Park. Galleries are free and POMONA PARK, 11 a.m., Shirley Harvey, Johnet Hall, Jeri Bryan, register: www.nfbc.us. Details: (904) 861- show is “Lifescapes,” and refers to land- open to the public during regular Box Saturday, May 2, community Jeri Kinard, Idella Russ and Kevin 7373 or [email protected]. ANNUAL ALL COUNTY scapes,26 people, animals, and anything that Office hours, all events, or by appoint- center, 200 E. Main St. Fisher. Third row, Billy Revels, JJ ART STUDENT SHOW, reflects life in Melrose and the surrounding ment. Details: (904) 276-6815 or Breakfast will be served, 7-11 a.m.; local Tilton, Kim Burrows, Steve Williams, sponsored by the Arts areas. Exhibit on display through April 26. THcenter.org. RIVER CITY PLAYERS vendor selling handmade items. At 11 a.m., Brenda Shell, Hoyt Knowles, George AUDITIONS for “The Council of Greater free33 hot dog, chips, drink and cake to cele- Willis and Daryl Dean. Back row, Linda Murder Room,” 4-6 p.m., Palatka, featuring art by Putnam PAM HARWEEN JOHN SIKORSKI’S brate Pomona Park’s 121st birthday. Roberts, Mike Revels, Paul Griffis, Tuesday, April 28, Larimer County Students exhibit on display PAINTINGS, now until “ONE MAN ROAD Frank Crosby, Valerie NeSmith, Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. through23 April 27, Larimer Arts Center, June 18 at the Melrose Public SHOW,” antique TANGLED OAKS Tammy Leary, Rick Ryan and Toni Directed by Mandi Tucker, cast is six roles, 216 Reid St., Palatka. Gallery hours are Library atrium, 312 appraisals, 2-4 p.m., VINEYARD & WINERY Crabtree. Some other classmates 16male and female, ages 20-60 years old. Call 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Wynnwood Ave. Library hours: 9:30 a.m. to Thursday, April 30, Interlachen Hall, SPRING ART & WINE attended the Saturday event, but did not arrive in time for photos. Others attending the reunion included Joy Campbell, Michelle backs are Friday, May 1. (904) 377-5044. Thursday. 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays and 9 215 Atlantic Ave. Hosted by Historical FESTIVAL, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Phillips, Linda Haak, Karen Dallas, Ada Norris, Debra Hardy, Melinda Mathis, Jeff Curtis, Pat Oliver, Karen Walker, Chip a.m.27 to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays. Details: (352) Societies29 of Interlachen and Palatka, Saturday, May 2 and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Hunsuckle, Brad Southwell, Cindy Raulerson, Rosemary Guice, Lola Newman, Aretha Myles, Eugene Foster and Scott [email protected]. cost is $10 for one item or $5 for gen- 35 “PRIME TIME NURSERY “LIVE THE LIFE YOU Sunday, May 3, 1317 State Road 100, Lagasse. The class is making plans for its 45th reunion on Saturday, March 28, 2020. For details, email [email protected]. RHYMES,” – mini-musical by WANT” RAFFLE, to eral admission. He has a weekly radio Grandin.34 Highlights: music, food, wine, Jill and Michael Gallina, per- benefit the National “SINGING IN THE show, “Sikorski’s Attick,” at noon vendors, and more. Details: 659-1707; formed by Middle-Burney Federation of the Blind of TREE” exhibit of Sarah Saturdays on WUFT FM 89.1. Details: [email protected]. through Fridays; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to benefit hotdogs, drinks, cookies, brownies, cakes Elementary School’s kindergarten and first Florida. Tickets are $10 each or three Crook Flaire and “A Sue Paper at (301) 806-8935. ZUMBATHON Vineyard hours: noon to 6 p.m. Tuesdays Saturdays. the March of Dimes, 1-3 p.m., and more also for sale. Delivery available grade students, 6 p.m., Tuesday, April 28, for $20. Prizes: first place - $2,000 cash Collection” works by the Saturday, May 2, Ravine for four or more dinner orders. George17 C. Miller Jr. Intermediate School or24 $1,500 travel voucher with $500 cash; Please see CALENDAR, Page 8 Gardens State Park, 1600 LifeSouth Bloodmobile from 8:30 a.m. to auditorium, 101 S. Prospect St., Crescent and second place - $1,000 cash. Drawing Twigg St., Palatka. Hosted by the Putnam noon. Get an extra dessert free with blood City. The show ill give a new twist to four will be held July 10 at the NFBF con- 28 Community Medical Center, cost is $15 for donation. (Call Muriel Meyers at 328- nursery rhymes and re-imagine them in vention in Orlando. Do not need to be tickets;35 $20 for shirts; or $30 for both. 1564.) song. The public is invited. present to win. Tickets available from the Includes free bounce house for the kids Volunteers are needed: applications for Darlene Laibl-Crowe at 325-0218. and snow cones available with paid admis- membership available for firefighters, sup- “SEA TURTLES,” children’s CHICKEN KOOP sion to the event. port personnel, first responders, auxiliary, nature program, 11 a.m., April 10TH ANNUAL at the red light in Hastings Mr. Bathtub firehouse mom and handy-persons. 28, Melrose Public Library, 312 DISNEY’S BEAUTY AND BARBECUE CHICKEN Details: 325-4606. Wynnwood Ave. Presented by THE BEAST, presented by Carole Mackey of the Santa Fe Audubon Palatka High School, tick- DINNER Family Meals REPAIR & REFINISH FUNDRAISER, 10 a.m. ROBERT PUGH, local Society. For children and adults. Details: ets are now on sale for $15. All seats are Tubs, Sinks, Tile, Countertops Also: Burgers • Hot Dogs • Corn Dogs • Fish • Shrimp to 5 p.m., Saturday, May author, will be featured at a 326-2750.18 reserved. Tickets may be purchased at Chickens BBQ Sandwiches • Fried Pickles Immobility Specialists 2, Hollister Volunteer Fire Department, book signing event 1-3 p.m., Ralph’s25 House of Flowers and the PHS 617 State Road 20, Hollister. Cost is $8 Saturday, May 2, DOS Coffee FOURTH TUESDAY BIKE cashier’s office. Performances will run ‘R And More...Adding to Menu Every Day! Extended for half a chicken, two sides, roll and des- and Wine, 300 San Marco Ave., St. 6:30 p.m., April 30 through May 10 with eight per- Summer 36 AND EAT, Us! 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