A few showers 30% rain chance WOMEN IN MUSIC & ART | Exhibition on Sunday in Crescent City. In APPLAUSE! 77 66 For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 $1 HEAR THAT RUMBLE? IT’S BIKE WEEK Housing Authority eyes another property on Palatka’s southside

BY ASIA AIKINS wouldn’t require a lot of reha- Palatka Daily News bilitation. “It’s not going to require a The Palatka Housing lot of money to fix up,” he said. Authority Board of “It’s a pretty well-kept proper- Commissioners will discuss ty.” purchasing another property Upon board approval, on Palatka’s southside today. Nelson would negotiate the According to PHA docu- purchase of the property for ments, the authority has the market price of $35,000. received an offer to purchase The PHA also purchased the property at 305 S. 10th St. two properties on Laurel “Upon acceptance of this Street in November, but the offer, the Palatka Housing Palatka City Commission did Authority proposes to rehabil- not approve the construction itate the property and rent to of new units as included in the a public-housing eligible fami- PHA’s annual plan. Because ly as a ‘rent-to-own’ property,” of that decision, the PHA filed documents state. a fair housing complaint PHA Executive Director against the city of Palatka. Above and right, John Nelson said he looked at Motorcyclists attending the property and said it See HOUSING, Page 5A Bike Week in Daytona Beach made a stop at the Cheyenne Saloon in East Palatka on Wednesday during daytrips from the motorcycle festival Former Florida Furniture headquartered in Daytona Beach. Up to a half-million riders attend the annual event, which president, business leader, continues through Sunday, so motorists should be aware of extra two-wheeled traffic on was community booster area roads.

and picked up the nickname Photos by BY TRISHA MURPHY CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News “Gabby.” Palatka Daily News “He was constantly working From a Bronze Star medal toward improving and advanc- recipient for service during ing Putnam County and try- World War II to the president ing to bring industry here,” of a family furniture business Martinez said. “As president in Palatka employing hun- of Florida Furniture dreds, Howard L. Gardner Jr. Industries, he always looked will be remembered as an out- toward helping Putnam ‘Gee’s Bend’ quilts to be standing man who County move for- cared about his com- ward. He and his munity and his coun- wife had a home in featured in Larimer show try. East Palatka and Gardner, a native were a big part of BY ASIA AIKINS ness. This quality is what of Palatka, died Palatka and the Palatka Daily News earned the attention of artists Sunday at age 95. Putnam County and historians worldwide. “I can’t say enough community.” The quilts from the Women “It’s neat to hear their sto- about his efforts to Wes Larson of Gee’s Bend have been fea- ries of inspiration, like think- help Palatka and agrees. tured at the Whitney Museum ing of ideas as they looked at Putnam County,” “From my per- of Art in New York, among the night sky through a hole said Dan Martinez, a spective, one of his other museums nationwide, in the roof,” said Angel Duke. friend and fellow Gardner greatest accomplish- and now they will make an “They live in these old, small Rotarian with the ments was owning appearance in Putnam houses. But there’s so much Rotary Club of and operating Florida County. love in those small houses.” Palatka. “Gabby Gardner was Furniture Co. in Palatka,” The community of Gee’s Duke, the founder of Rite of very dedicated to the princi- said Larson, retired past pres- Bend, Ala., has a history of Passage Initiative mentoring ples of Rotary and helping the ident of the Putnam County economic challenges dating group in Crescent City, said community.” Chamber of Commerce. “It’s back to the Depression. In an she wanted to expose her Gardner was a lifelong citi- the fact that he operated the impoverished area made up of ROPI girls to a unique per- zen of Putnam County. He furniture company employing families whose lineage began spective into art and culture grew up on River Street in hundreds of people in this in the community with slav- through the works of the Gee’s Palatka and graduated from community for many years. ery, the residents of Gee’s Bend community quilts. CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Palatka High School where he Anybody who does that is Bend have survived through Angel Duke holds one of the quilts that will be shown at the ran track, was quarterback for creativity and resourceful- See QUILTS, Page 5A Larimer Arts Center. the Palatka Maroons in 1935 See GARDNER, Page 3A INDEX Advice ...... 6A Clerk’s offi ce Briefing ...... 2A Classified/Legals ...... 9A Call goes out Comics ...... 6A plans March Horoscope ...... 6A Lottery...... 8A for St. Paddy’s Obituaries ...... 5A of Dimes Opinions ...... 4A Sports ...... 7A Sudoku ...... 10A Day paraders fundraiser BY BRANDON D. OLIVER BY PETE SKIBA The Voice of Palatka Daily News File photo Palatka Daily News Putnam County Putnam County Commissioner Parade organizers are search- Chip Laibl on a motorcycle at a Attorneys know they since 1885 ing for a wide array of groups, previous St. Paddy’s Day Parade. can count on court clerks. clubs and organizations to help Babies can count on them VOL. 127 • NO. 51 Palatka celebrate St. Patrick’s through the March of PALATKA, FLA. Day. said he already has groups signed Dimes. The annual St. Patrick’s Day up for the parade, but he would The Putnam County Parade, hosted by Downtown like to have so many more. Clerk of the Courts staff is Public Notices Palatka Inc., is scheduled to begin “I probably have 10 or 13 holding a raffle to support on Page 9A at 6 p.m. Tuesday and travel down (groups),” he said. “I would like to the March of Dimes and its By mail, 2 sections St. Johns Avenue from Second have as many as possible.” drive to help more moms Street to 11th Street. have full-term pregnancies CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News Parade coordinator Sam Deputy See PARADE, Page 5A Deputy Putnam County Clerk Matt Shuler stands near See DIMES, Page 5A items that will be raffled for the March of Dimes.

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cent since the peak of citrus produc- tion at 254 million boxes in 1997-98. Local Florida Commissioner of PALATKA Agriculture Adam H. Putnam said the industry continues to be threat- Palatka Pride painting ened by citrus greening. He’s asked the Legislature for $18 party on Saturday million this year to support research, Palatka Pride organizers are host- to grow clean citrus stock and to ing a “painting party” beginning at 8 remove and replant diseased trees. a.m. Saturday at 1406 Oak St. The Greening is a bacterial disease group is asking for volunteers to help spread by the Asian citrus psyllid paint an older citizen’s house. There that weakens and eventually kills will also be a neighborhood cleanup trees. afterward. Volunteers are asked to bring work gloves. For more informa- merritt island tion, contact Interim Police Chief James Griffith at 329-0115. FPL subcontractor electrocuted CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News The 19th annual Women in Music and Art event will be Sunday at Howe Memorial First Coast Tech offers Officials say a subcontractor Methodist Church, 252 Summit St., Crescent City. Jill Goodman, inset photo, will ‘Painting With Friends’ working for Florida Power and display her jewelry during the event that will include other arts and crafters and Light was electrocuted in central musicians and soloists. The event will begin at 2 p.m. with an art and craft First Coast Technical College’s Florida. exhibition. The show will start at 3 p.m. Cost is $5 and the proceeds will go to the Community Enrichment Program Brevard County Fire Rescue art and music department at Crescent City Jr.-Sr. High School. For related story will offer “Painting with Friends,” reports that a crew was replacing and more photos, see today’s Applause. from 6-8 p.m. Monday, March 30 at electrical poles Tuesday afternoon 146 Comfort Road. on Merritt Island, and the victim Cost is $35 – supplies included. was working in a bucket when he Learn how to paint tulips with acryl- was shocked. ic paint. Taught by Kim Sims. Officials say the man’s co-workers Register early; max seating limited brought him to the ground and and may have to have second class. attempted to resuscitate him before Scott, black lawmakers meet with little in common Registration: Melissa Revels at rescue crews arrived. Rescuers (904) 547-3353 or 326-9000. eventually arrived and pronounced By William March that has called me to complain” the most qualified people.” the man dead at the scene. Associated Press about police or state agency actions, Concerning Medicaid, Scott said he said. “I can’t solve problems I the program was growing at an College Park to hold orange city TALLAHASSEE — In what one don’t know about.” “unsustainable” rate when he took candidate reception legislator called a “long-delayed The legislators asked Scott about office and costs have been contained. Girl pulls children meeting,” Gov. Rick Scott and the continued high unemployment in He blamed President Barack College Park Baptist Church will from burning home Florida Legislative Black Caucus largely black communities; about Obama’s administration for what have a reception for their pastoral discussed race relations, economic whether he will support using feder- may be an impending cutoff of aid to candidate and meeting of his family A 13-year-old girl is being hailed deprivation and health care in some- al money to expand the state’s Florida hospitals that serve the poor, from 4-6 p.m. Sunday at 3435 Crill as a hero after pulling an infant times confrontational language Medicaid program; and about what and said the legislators “should be Ave. Pastor’s first service will be at and another child from a burning Tuesday, finding little common Bullard called “lack of diversity in furious” over it. Federal authorities 11 a.m. Sunday. home that caught fire when a ground. both your office and in your appoint- say under the Affordable Care Act, drunken woman tried to cook for Sen. Dwight Bullard, D-Miami, ments.” an expanded Medicaid program was FELONY ARRESTS them. caucus chairman, said afterward he He said that has led to “a non-sym- supposed to replace that aid. Forty-two-year-old Stephanie heard “non-responses” from Scott. pathetic culture” in the administra- But other legislators also said March 9 Sanford faces child neglect charges “The blood of the community is tion “perceived by our constituents Scott didn’t directly address their Zachary Tyler, 26, Palatka: two stemming from the Monday after- boiling” over police shootings in as malice toward black people.” concerns. counts larceny; two counts burglary. noon incident. Florida and elsewhere,” Bullard told State incentive programs to lure Rep. Alan Williams, Alejandro Najera, 19, Crescent A Volusia County Sheriff’s arrest reporters after the meeting. businesses should include minority D-Tallahassee, said Scott’s com- City: weapons offense. report says Sanford was “extremely He told Scott caucus members are contracting provisions targeting eco- ments were “continued talking Daniel Torres, 21, Pierson: weap- intoxicated” when she picked up working in their districts to “quell nomically deprived communities, he points we’ve heard before.” ons offense; possession of a weapon the girl after school. She tried to those problems before they get to the said. Rep. Reggie Fullwood, by a convicted Florida felon. make burgers and became hostile level of national attention” as have Scott responded that the state has D-Jacksonville, said, “I’m still wait- Latricia Renee Wiggins, 29, when the girl tried to get her out of police-involved deaths in Ferguson, cut its unemployment rate in half ing for (Scott) to act like he cares.” Satsuma: aggravated battery. the kitchen. Missouri, and New York. and added 728,000 jobs during his The meeting continues rocky rela- The girl grabbed the children But Scott said members of the cau- administration, and that the only tions between Scott and the caucus. and called 911 when she saw cus had failed to contact him in the way to produce jobs is to recruit com- The group canceled a pre-legisla- March 10 flames. Sanford was angry the girl past when they had concerns over panies to Florida by cutting taxes tive session last year, saying it Benjamin Keith Delashmutt, 43, called 911, but firefighters say the the issues they were raising, and and regulations and calling on busi- wouldn’t be fruitful. This year, the Crescent City: cruelty towards child. blaze was seconds away from get- that his administration is taking the nesses. meeting was delayed after disagree- Erick James Perez, 22, ting out of control. right approaches to solving the prob- In making appointments, he said, ments between Scott and the caucus Interlachen: selling cocaine. It’s not clear whether she’s hired lems the legislators raised. “I’m going to try to find the best peo- about whether it had extended a for- Ginger Marie Welles, 19, a lawyer. “I can’t think of one person in here ple I can. … I believe I’ve tried to find mal invitation. Gainesville: selling synthetic narcot- ics. Markets PA AL TKA DAILY NEWS WEATHER REPORT

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By Pete Skiba be one year,” said Cindy Wardecke, presi- “Although most of the animals come Place Plan: Oversight Palatka Daily News dent. “We had a ‘Barktober Fest’ in from “death-row” situations,” Mehl said, October and we got the idea for a St. “a number of them have been saved from St. Paddy’s Day comes a little early in Paddy’s Day celebration.” local highways and from abandonment in and transparency Lake Como to benefit an animal shelter Wardecke said her father, Homer different neighborhoods around Putnam.” Saturday. Payne, offered the hall and Shriners, who If in the mood to celebrate St. Paddy’s PAWS Putnam, a Pomona Park no-kill are known for helping children, decided Day (who isn’t?) Mehl and Wardecke sug- This is the first of several Oversight Committee is a animal shelter, plans to throw a $10 to pitch in to help animals by cooking the gest a little meaning can be added to the articles that will serve as an very important aspect of corned beef dinner with cabbage, of feast and serving it. occasion by attending the Paws Putnam explanation and overview of the overall Better Place course, Irish soda bread and veggies at the There just might be an appearance of a St. Paddy’s Day Celebration. the current Better Place Plan.The 15 member com- Bass Capital Shrine Club from 4 p.m. to 7 furry birthday girl. Celebrating her 15th To adopt a furry fiend, who has gone Plan for Putnam County. mittee ensures that funds p.m. Children under 10 years old are free. birthday, Sherry Mehl’s dog, Paddy, though socialization to children and This series of articles will are spent in accordance For tickets call 538-1190 or 336-1238. could be on hand. adults, knows basic commands and is cover the historical origins with the ordinance. The From 8 p.m. to midnight, there is no “We found her in 2001 wandering in house trained, Paws Putnam volunteers of the Better Place Plan, the Board of Commissioners cover charge for the wear-your-green cel- our neighborhood. We couldn’t find the can assist at the celebration if asked. oversight and reporting and and the five municipalities ebration. The occasion calls for dancing owner so we kept her,” Mehl said. “Since Or, stop by Tractor Supply in Palatka the distribution of funds. appoint members for 3-year to the hits of the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s. we found her on St. Paddy’s Day, that is on most Saturdays to see some adoptable The criteria for dirt-to-pave terms. It is all to raise money to keep rescued what we named her.” pets. They are also on Facebook at and resurfacing projects, The committee reviews dogs and cats alive and well so that adop- Six rescued dogs now occupy the facili- pawsputnam. the quality of life, the public each project and the BPP tion could follow. ty and at other times as many as 20 have safety projects, as well as fund expenditures to “We have been here, this April 24 will resided there. [email protected] the use of BPP funds to ensure that each and every maximize capital projects project is in compliance throughout the County will with the ordinance. be explored. An annual report is pre- sented in an open meeting Special to the Daily News of the Board of House bill would remove gay adoption ban from law In September 2002, fol- Commissioners by the lowing an extensive vision- Oversight Committee By Brendan Farrington allowed since the law was of Miami, the target of criti- 2010 appeals court ruling. ing process, a referendum Chairman detailing its Associated Press found unconstitutional in cism from gay and transgen- Then-Gov. Charlie Crist didn’t approved the Better Place findings and certifying com- 2010. It passed on a 68-50 vote der groups for a bill he is spon- appeal the ruling, so the issue Plan 1 cent infrastructure pliance with the Ordinance. TALLAHASSEE — A bill with conservative Republicans soring that would ban trans- never came before the state surtax with collection None of the funding that would create incentives joining some Democrats who gender people from using pub- Supreme Court. Some gay- beginning January 1, 2003. received from the 1 cent to adopt children in state care opposed the bill for other rea- lic bathrooms assigned to the adoption opponents contend The dollars are collected surtax is deposited in passed the House on sons, including a provision gender they identify with. the issue could be revisited if from local businesses by the Putnam County’s general Wednesday on a vote made that would allow foster chil- Artiles said same-sex cou- it ever came before a different State of Florida, fund. Rather, it is held in a much closer because of opposi- dren to be home-schooled. ples should be able to know district appeals court and it Department of Revenue, fund separated from all tion from conservative Many of the Republican “no” the joy of parenthood and chil- issued a conflicting ruling. which in turn, distributes general fund activity. Republicans who don’t want votes came from the party’s dren should be allowed the That’s the hope of the 83 percent of the funds col- There is no co-mingling of gay couples to adopt children most conservative members. opportunity to be in a stable, Florida Family Policy Council, lected to Putnam County funds. despite an appeals court rul- But other Republicans said loving home. He said the ban a group that opposes gay and 17 percent to each The Putnam County web- ing five years ago that said the important part of the bill was wrong. rights. It sent its supporters municipality according to site lists fund balances they can. is helping kids find homes and “I am not a homophobe. I an “extremely urgent action population. annually, those can be The bill strips language that they weren’t bothered by am not a transphobe. I am a alert” asking them to contact The Better Place Plan accessed by utilizing the from state law that bans gay the gay adoption issue. father,” Artiles said. lawmakers and urge them to dollars are restricted in following instructions: put- people from adopting children Among those was The gay-adoption ban vote against the bill (HB their use for capital proj- nam-fl.com, click on — a practice that has been Republican Rep. Frank Artiles hasn’t been enforced since the 7013). ects only. They may not be Citizen’s Participation, used for general operating Transparency/Financial expenses or routine mainte- Reports/Budgets, select nance items. The locally CAFR (Comprehensive as a man who made a differ- thing he could to bring the Patricia Gardner Elmore. adopted ordinance restricts Annual Financial Reports) ence in the community where local chamber into a promi- Survivors include sons their use and requires strict and select a year; For Gardner he worked and lived. nent role in the state of Howard Lane Gardner III accountability. example, for 2013, go to continued from PAge 1A “If I had to put all his con- Florida and in Putnam (Martha) and Robert Sartor The Better Place Plan page 5 under Basic tributions to this community County. Gardner (Bonnie). funds are independently Financial Statements sec- into perspective, I would have “He had a hand in making a Services will be held at 11 audited by a certified CPA tion, Statement of making a contribution to a lot to say he was very, very sup- lot of good things happen,” he a.m. on Friday at the First firm, and the Better Place Revenues, Expenditures, of lives.” portive of things that would said. “Things don’t just hap- Presbyterian Church in Plan Oversight Committee and Changes in Fund Gardner attended Citadel make Putnam County and pen. It’s people like Howard Palatka with pastors George determines if the funds are Balances—Governmental where he majored in business Palatka a better community,” Gardner that did and said the Head and Charles DeVane being spent appropriately Funds, the fund’s revenues, administration. After gradu- he said. “He did it very gra- right things when it was need- officiating. on capital projects based on expenditures and fund bal- ating in 1941, he was commis- ciously and without a lot of ed. He will be greatly missed.” For the full obituary, see Ordinance 2002-33. This ances will be listed. sioned a second lieutenant in fanfare.” Gardner was preceded in Page 5A. the U.S. Army. During World Larson said Gardner was death by his wife, Willetta War II, Gardner served with also someone who did every- Sartor Gardner, and sister, [email protected] the anti-aircraft artillery in the European theater where he advanced to the rank of ADVERTISEMENT major, experienced the battle of Normandy and earned the Bronze Star. After the war, Gardner usiness io returned to Palatka to the B B family furniture business his Rivertown Suites father started and became Apartments & Commercial Rentals / Marketplace president of Florida Furniture 910, 916, 918, 920, 922 St. Johns Ave., Palatka Industries. He also served as a director of the industry’s state 386-326-9344 office / 386-546-7578 cell retail dealers association and [email protected] / RiverstownSuitesLLC.com president of the sales and marketing division of the Rivertown Suites Marketplace in downtown Palatka Southern Furniture offers a unique opportunity as a business incubator for artists, craftsmen, antique dealers and others in its Manufacturer’s Association. beautifully renovated historic building in the 900 block Gardner also served as a of St. Johns Avenue. director of the Exchange Owned by Nathan and Sarajo Clifton, the businesses’ Bank, the Palatka Atlantic goal is to help revitalize downtown Palatka by providing National Bank, and First an opportunity to local artists, craftspeople and others Federal Savings & Loan. He wanting to start a business without the worry of huge was also part of the Putnam up-front costs. County Planning Commission “I was born here and would like to contribute in and the Planning Board of the some way to the rebuilding of the downtown area,” city of Palatka. Gardner Nathan said. “We offer something totally different than became a member of First anything in Palatka.” Presbyterian Church in 1930 That includes 14 marketplace spaces available on a where he served for many daily, weekly, or month-to-month basis with no lease and years as an elder and deacon. no deposit, full heat and air conditioning, water, garbage, He joined Palatka Rotary in wifi Internet connection, handicap restrooms, security 1946 and served as its presi- cameras and a kitchen area included in the rental fee. Above: Nathan Clifton stands in front of historic exhibit he “The difference is we offer a commercial location where has on display in his Rivertown Suites Marketplace in down- dent in 1951-1952. In 1982, he town Palatka. It includes an old moonshine still, an antique was recognized as a Paul anyone can come and start a business or sell their products phone, a cigar cutter, historic photos of West River Road, a Harris Fellow. He served without the enormous start up costs usually involved in drawing of the old Mellon School, and other old photographs. getting their doors opened,” he said. “I don’t believe any At right: Nathan Clifton, center, is pictured with two of his repeatedly as a director of vendors, Linda Smith, left, of Linda’s Spot, and Charlotte Putnam County Chamber of company is offering anything like this at this time.” According to Nathan, his roots are deep in Palatka Woodard, right of Deep Creek Art & Design, inside his mar- Commerce, as president of the ketplace at 910 St. Johns Ave. The marketplace has 14 vendor Chamber’s Committee of 100, having been born and raised here. His wife has her spaces available for rent on a daily, weekly, or month-to- connections, too. She has been a schoolteacher for many month basis with no lease and no deposit, full heat and air and as a director of the Florida years with 25 of those at Interlachen Elementary School. conditioning, water, garbage, wifi Internet connection, handi- State Chamber of Commerce. “There are a lot of talented people in this county and cap restrooms, security cameras and a kitchen area included According to Larson, in the rental fee. Below: Rivertown Suites Marketplace is open we hope that this business incubator will provide a place Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and conve- Gardner will be remembered where folks can set up a business and grow with downtown niently located at 910 St. Johns Ave., downtown Palatka. Palatka. If what they are doing doesn’t work, “they’re not in financial ruin and can keep moving forward in their to leave a message/ cell 546-7578, email nathan22@ lives”, he said. myway.com or visit www.facebook.com/RivertownSuites Pet of the Day Rivertown Suites Marketplace is open Tuesday through Marketplace. Tiffany and Noah Taft’s Lemon Street Leather and Repair. Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The marketplace is located The historic marketplace building was once a boarding Besides the marketplace, the Cliftons business ventures TURKISH at 910 St. Johns Ave., downtown Palatka. For details on house and also the Odd Fellows Lodge, according to also include offering office spaces and one-bedroom space rentals or businesses in the shop, call 326-9344 Nathan, who has some of his own historic pieces on apartments that are furnished with electric, gas, water, display. Including an old moonshine still, an antique garbage, wifi Internet connection, cable, flat screen TV, phone, a cigar cutter, historic photos of West River with a laundry and patio area, gated parking, and a 24- Road, a drawing of the old Mellon School, and one of hour security cameras. his favorites, an old photograph of his Grandma Bean. “We have rented our apartments to people from all over “I’m just kidding,” said Nathan, laughing of the later. the United States who come here long term and short term. “That’s not really my grandma. I bought the photo from They want to live in the downtown area and don’t want the an old master carpenter out of Tennessee.” headaches of owning their own home,” Nathan said. Besides the museum pieces, Nathan also has an The Cliftons are planning a grand opening and ribbon Turkish a 5 ½ year old male, choc- Old West section of items on display, including Native cutting ceremony for their marketplace during downtown olate lab mix, is friendly, crate American art and headpieces, saddles and Western Palatka’s Cruise-in on Saturday, March 28. The event will trained and ready to start off life boots, as well as a memorial wall to veterans. (and an be from 5-8 p.m. and everyone is invited to stop by the on a new road. If you are looking authenticated, limited edition Western print.) He also has marketplace and see the different shops, inquire about for someone who likes to play ball, a variety of old license plates from places he and his wife their own space or look at the historic pieces on the walls. enjoys the water and long walks, have visited, including Oregon, Ohio, Virginia, Colorado, “Downtown Palatka offers a shopping experience Turkish will be that forever friend. Texas and more. different than big box stores,” Nathan said. “Local owners “We want our marketplace to be a destination for locals offer more personalized service and a more innovative All of our animals are spayed/neutered, and visitors alike who are searching for unique products, shopping experience.” microchipped and current on their age appropriate services and restaurants,” Nathan said. “Small businesses Nathan takes pride in the fact that his business space is vaccinations. If you can give this pet a home, contact in a pedestrian friendly downtown benefit everyone.” affordable and is in a good location. the Humane Society at 325-1587 or visit the shelter at 112 Norma St. in Hollister. The Humane Society Shops currently housed in Riverside Suites Marketplace “It’s in one of the busiest blocks downtown Palatka,” he of Northeast Florida is run entirely on donations. are Linda Smith’s Linda’s Spot that offers simple said. “I hope everyone will come and see for themselves alterations and handmade crafts, Charlotte Woodard’s what Rivertown Suites Marketplace has to offer. They’ll Ad Brought To You As A Service Of The Deep Creek Art & Design, Tiffany Alford’s Design by be amazed at the possibilities.” Palatka Daily News

031215a3.indd 1 3/11/15 7:52 PM 4A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 Opinions PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History Proud to serve Putnam C ounty, Florida sin ce 1885 Today is Thursday, March 12, W Ayne K NUCKLES, Publisher the 71st day of 2015. There are 294 A l Kr o m ba c h , E d i t o r days left in the year.

C o m m u n i t y N e w s p a p e r s , I n c . Th is day in Putnam: OUR MISSION: We believe that strong newspapers build strong In 1840, Isaac Bronson was communities. Newspapers get things done. Our primary goal appointed Superior Court Judge is to publish distinguished and profitable community-oriented newspapers. This mission will be accomplished through the by President Martin Van Buren. teamwork of professionals dedicated to truth, integrity, loyalty, His residence was the present quality and hard work. Bronson House, now owned by the TOM WOO D, C HAIRMAN city of Palatka. DINK NESMITH , P RESIDENT In 1862, federal gunboats were sighted on the St. Johns River OUR VIEWS north of Palatka. Anticipating the “Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features shelling of the town, many resi- on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do not dents fled to Peniel and some to necessarily reflect the views of the Palatka Daily News. Orange Springs. In 1925, at 8 p.m., a steam whistle blew and Mayor Walter McNally touched a button, send- ing a flood of light over the streets Keep public in the business section of Palatka. T oday’s Highlight in History: On March 12, 1933, President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered the first of his 30 radio addresses records that came to be known as “fireside You celebrate St. Patrick’s Day chats,” telling Americans what was being done to deal with the nation’s economic crisis. your way, I’ll celebrate it mine On this date: public In 1664, England’s King Charles II granted an area of land Sunshine Week begins March 15, when on the east coast of present-day Florida newspapers draw special attention to n Tuesday, March 17, bowl. Some church kids lash North America known as New the state’s open records and open meetings we shall all wear green DEborah out, others throw awesome Netherland to his brother James, laws. clothes and buttons that chariot-gate parties. the Duke of York. Oread, “Kiss Me, I’m welky Despite his prowess with a In 1857, the original version of uppose you want to examine the con- Irish” whether we’re Irish or punchbowl, at the age of 16, “Simon Boccanegra,” an opera by tract that Putnam County has with not. Why? Because most of us out of my head Pat was kidnapped by Irish Giuseppe Verdi, was poorly Waste Pro, the county’s designated will embrace any excuse for a raiders and taken as a slave to received at its premiere in Venice, trash collector. Under Florida’s open party. work as a shepherd. He escaped, made his way Italy. S Actually, the celebration of St. Patrick’s Day home and, once there, became a priest – a In 1912, the Girl Scouts of the records law, the county offices are required has been going on since the 17th century and shepherd of sorts, but we won’t get into that. USA had its beginnings as to make the document available for inspec- that caused me to wonder, “Why St. Pat? Why More likely his dad heard of an opening. Juliette Gordon Low of Savannah, tion to anyone who asks. does he get a whole day of green beer, parades At any rate, St. Patrick is buried in the Georgia, founded the first Suppose, however, that you want to and dinner-dances when other notable saints small town of Downpatrick (which I fervently American troop of the Girl Guides. inspect that same contract at Waste Pro’s have to be content with eternal glorification? hope is not a reference to where the deceased In 1925, Chinese revolutionary corporate headquarters. Are they mandated What about St. Eligius, for example (patron Pat was being put), and that little town today leader Sun Yat-sen died. to produce it? It’s the same public document saint of jewelers)? Or St. Dismas (patron saint hosts a parade with 82 floats, bands and per- In 1938, the Anschluss merging that’s covered under the provision of the of undertakers)? Or St. Erasmus (patron saint formers that is watched by about 30,000 peo- Austria with Nazi Germany took of abdominal pain)? ple. I did the research. place as German forces crossed Sunshine Laws. But Waste Pro is a private Instead, March 17 is celebrated all over the I also researched the evolution of “the wea- the border between the two coun- company, and the laws are not so clear in place as if we don’t even care about abdominal rin’ o’ the green,” shamrocks, snakes and lepre- tries. that case. pain. chauns as they relate to the day. And here’s In 1955, legendary jazz musi- (We’ve cited Waste Pro here only as a the- March 17 is known as the anniversary of the what I learned; cian Charlie “Bird” Parker died in oretical example and have no knowledge of death of St. Patrick and as the day Given the chance to travel to Ireland itself to New York at age 34. what their policy is on making their con- Christianity officially arrived in Ireland, but celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, do I want to go to In 1968, President Lyndon B. that is not why it has retained its popularity Downpatrick to view their 82-float parade? Johnson won the New Hampshire tracts with local governments publicly avail- and soared high above St. Dismas Day. It has No. And here’s why – because my research Democratic primary, but Sen. able.) achieved its notoriety due to the fact that also told me about Cork, whose town of Eugene McCarthy of Minnesota In 2013, the Florida Legislature adopted a Lenten bans on alcohol are lifted for the day. Dripsey hosts the day’s shortest parade – par- placed a strong second. law saying that private businesses must Yes. Evidently a good tailgate party carried ticipants travel just 100 yards between the In 1985, conductor Eugene make their contracts with governments some weight even as far back as the 1600’s. town’s two pubs. Ormandy, director of the available for inspection only if open access And maybe Pat was the “host with the most.” So, in keeping with the spirit of the day, I Philadelphia Orchestra for more is a requirement of the contract itself. It’s possible. think I’d much rather celebrate in Dripsey. than four decades, died at age 85. He was born into a wealthy family; his In 2003, Elizabeth Smart, the It gets worse. During this year’s session, father was a deacon and his grandfather was a 15-year-old girl who’d vanished state Sen. Wilton Simpson, R-Trilby, has priest. You know how hard it is to be a child of Deborah Welky lives in Palatka with her husband, from her bedroom nine months crafted a bill that would restrict access even a man of the cloth – you’re always in a fish- Mark. earlier, was found alive in a Salt more. His bill would require requests for Lake City suburb with two drift- public records to be made to government ers, Brian David Mitchell and agencies only. Wanda Barzee, who are serving Simpson’s rationalization is that legal President Hillary Clinton prison terms for kidnapping her. firms may be shopping for “gotcha” cases in Ten years ago: which one of their representatives is denied Brian Nichols, who had slain a access to a public record by a private com- judge and three other people, sur- pany. The law firm then sues the company would be secretive, too rendered to authorities in subur- and attempts to recover huge legal fees from ban Atlanta after holding Ashley the violator. ews that Hillary In May 1996, when Clinton Smith hostage in her apartment. That, along with sometimes-esoteric pub- Clinton exclusively used B yron appeared on the NewsHour (Nichols was later sentenced to a private email account with Jim Lehrer, she was asked life in prison.) A gunman opened lic records requests sought by activists who Nto keep secret her com- York if she planned to write a book fire at a church meeting being are merely out to test the system, has pro- munications as Secretary of someday about her experiences held at a suburban Milwaukee voked a backlash among state lawmakers State should surprise no one. in the White House. “Are you hotel, killing seven people before who are only too happy to introduce more She came to Washington more keeping a diary?” Lehrer asked. taking his own life. and more exemptions to the Sunshine Laws than 20 years ago determined Given that, Clinton’s email “Are you keeping good notes on in response. to keep secrets, and she’s still at secrecy today sounds familiar to what’s happened to you?” Five years ago: it. the investigators who spent the “Heavens, no!” Clinton Two suicide bombers killed 55 In one instance cited by the South Florida In 1993, the newly inaugu- 1990s trying to pry information responded with a laugh. “It people in near simultaneous Sun Sentinel newspaper, Joel Chandler, a rated President Bill Clinton out of her office. “This sort of would get subpoenaed. I can’t blasts in Lahore, Pakistan, the public-records gadfly, requested the names chose his wife to head his behavior is all fully consistent write anything down.” fourth attack in a week. and ages of children covered by Polk County administration’s most impor- with what we dealt with a few People around her didn’t teachers’ health insurance. When the county tant domestic initiative, health years ago,” says Jackie Bennett, write anything down, either. “I One year ago: refused to provide the names to him, care reform. Hillary Clinton a prosecutor who served in the don’t put anything down in With Ukraine’s interim prime Chandler sued and won. In response, the proceeded to create a task force independent counsel’s office writing,” Clinton loyalist minister, Arseniy Yatsenyuk, at that seemed more determined investigating the Clintons. Sidney Blumenthal told the his side, President Barack Obama Legislature adopted an exemption for that to keep secrets than to restruc- “There was almost always a Washington Post during the said the United States would information. ture health care. delay or some insufficient pro- scandal years. (That policy “completely reject” a referendum Activists like Chandler may be doing some “The culture of secrecy is duction of some document or eventually changed; in Crimea opening the door for the harm as well as good by goading lawmakers such that the White House discovery request.” Blumenthal was one of the first Ukrainian peninsula to join into generating more restrictions on the refuses to provide a full list of For example, as part of the discovered to be sending emails Russia. In New York City, a gas open records law. And in a perfect world, consultants brought in to aid in Whitewater investigation, a to Secretary of State Clinton’s explosion destroyed two five-story persons who seek public records should the effort,” the New York Times grand jury subpoenaed private address, clintonemail. East Harlem apartment buildings, reported in February, 1993, just Clinton’s billing records from com.) killing eight people and injuring ideally have a practical reason in mind for after the first lady got started. her days in Arkansas. The Others in the Clinton White more than 60. needing to see them. But that’s not what the Clinton later went to court White House insisted the House followed the first lady’s law says. rather than reveal the most records could not be found. Two example. Top aide George T oday’s Birthdays: The law says public records will be made basic details of the effort. Story years passed, with no docu- Stephanopoulos, for example, Playwright Edward Albee is 87. available for inspection by anyone who asks. after story about her work used ments. And then one day, the told investigators he did not Politician, diplomat and civil They don’t have to identify themselves or phrases like “wall of secrecy” White House announced that – keep a diary and never made rights activist Andrew Young is and “shrouded in secrecy” and surprise! – the records had been notes about work at the White 83. Actress Barbara Feldon is 82. provide a good reason or any reason for “frantic, secretive process.” found on a table in the White House. Later, when Broadcast journalist Lloyd Dobyns wanting to review a document. And that’s as When the task force col- House residence, virtually in Stephanopoulos published a is 79. Singer Al Jarreau is 75. it should be. lapsed in defeat, columnist plain sight. highly detailed memoir of those Actress-singer Liza Minnelli is 69. These days, public agencies are entering Maureen Dowd wrote that “it Mrs. Clinton pleaded igno- years, he explained that he Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt into more and more partnerships with pri- was the first lady’s secrecy and rance. “I do not know how the used a friend, the liberal jour- Romney is 68. Singer-songwriter vate business and industry. The city of righteousness in trying to push billing records came to be found nalist Eric Alterman, to help James Taylor is 67. Actor Jon Palatka’s dealings with several contractors through her 1,364-page bill that where they were found,” she him record his thoughts away Provost (TV: “Lassie”) is 65. Author doomed the effort.” said after testifying before a from prying subpoenas. Carl Hiaasen is 62. Singer Marlon during the redevelopment of its downtown By the end of the Clintons’ grand jury in January, 1996. “I, As prosecutor Jackie Bennett Jackson (The Jackson Five) is 58. and riverfront are good examples. Simpson’s first year in Washington, the like everyone else, would like to suggested, Clinton’s obsession Actor Jason Beghe is 55. Actor bill would make it more difficult to monitor new White House became know the answer about how with secrecy as secretary of Courtney B. Vance is 55. MLB All- ever-more-complicated, public-private rela- ensnared in the first of the those documents showed up state, whether it broke any law Star Darryl Strawberry is 53. CNN tionships, and no one needs that. scandals that would last after all these years.” or not, is entirely consistent reporter Jake Tapper is 46. Actor through Bill Clinton’s presiden- As the Clinton White House with her performance for Jaimie Alexander is 31. Actor cy. Hillary Clinton was deeply years progressed, the first lady decades. And that leads to one Tyler Patrick Jones is 21. Actress involved, sometimes in the orig- became a pro at confounding lesson: If Hillary Clinton is Kendall Applegate is 16. Write to us inal offense, like Travelgate, investigators. A veil of secrecy elected president, the patterns and sometimes in the legal and covered much of what she did, of a lifetime won’t change. Thought for Today: Send your letter to: Letters to the Editor, Palatka Daily political pushback, like the from responding to criticism to “If power corrupts, being out of News, P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178, e-mail Lewinsky scandal. The Clinton dealing with subpoenas – even Byron York is chief political corre- power corrupts absolutely.” — [email protected]; or fax 312-5226. trademark was withholding to organizing her own thoughts spondent for The Washington Douglass Cater, American author information from investigators. about events. Examiner. and educator (1923-1995).

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Associated Press five miniature dachshunds, which was a faithful caregiver in “Bubba” Ritenour, Erik COLUMBUS, Ohio — Once a is what he is. Then Brooke Burton Obituaries recent years, helping the fam- Andreason, and Jesse Anayce, Dieting wanton wiener dog, Dennis went on adopted him from a relative who ily at his home at Moritani sisters-in-law, Ashley a diet and is now a happy shadow of had fed him White Castle burgers, Point, Allegro, and Emeritus. Andreason, Brittany Johnson, dachshund his former self after losing more pizza and other human food. Obituaries are paid adver- He was preceded in death and Christina Sanchez, niece, than 75 percent of his body weight. Burton put him on diet of dry tising written by funeral by his wife, Willetta Sartor Kylie Anayce, and nephew, goes from Less than two years ago, Dennis dog food, plus lots of walks and homes based upon information Gardner, and sister, Patricia Christian Valencia. weighed in at a whopping 56 affection. Now the 6-year-old wie- provided by families. Death Gardner Elmore. A memorial service will be pounds — about the size of four or ner dog is a svelte 12 pounds. notices are brief announce- Survivors include sons, held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, obese to svelte ments published at no charge. Howard Lane Gardner III March 14 at Johnson-Overturf (Martha) and Robert Sartor Chapel in Interlachen with be good.” Nelson said. Gardner (Bonnie); grandchil- Pastor Louis Tremblay offici- The Laurel Street proper- The board is expected to Howard L. Gardner Jr. dren, Lynne Gardner Trost ating. Housing ties are on today’s PHA meet- review the PHA’s annual bud- (Henry) of Nashville, Howard Memories and condolences CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A ing agenda, but Nelson said get as well today, as the PHA’s Howard Lane Gardner Jr., a Lane Gardner IV (Heather) of may be expressed to the fami- there hasn’t been any work annual meeting is set for next native of Palatka, died Jacksonville, and Lucy Leigh ly at Christopher’s Book of done with the properties yet. month. Sunday, March 8, 2015 at age Gardner of Mandarin; five Memories page at www.john- “Most of the concern was “We’re going to hold off on The PHA Board will meet at 95. great-grandchildren, sonoverturffunerals.com. over the (Laurel Street) prop- development on those (Laurel 12:30 p.m. today at 400 N. He was born Oct. 23, 1919 Elizabeth Gardner Trost, Arrangements are under erties coming off the tax roll,” Street) properties until we get 15th St. to Howard Lane Gardner and Emma Marguerite Trost, the direction of Johnson- Nelson said. “With these, we some information back from Julia McIver Gardner. Andrew Lane Gardner, Evelyn Overturf Funeral Home in won’t have that. I think it will the fair housing commission,” [email protected] Gardner was Willetta Trost, and Parklyn Interlachen. a lifelong citi- Grace Gardner; and nieces zen of Putnam and nephews, William Elmore County and Jr. (Kathy), Paige Elmore court clerk. “We can really use resolved to prevent premature prominent Dennis (Hugh), Carol Sartor Brenda B. Alford everyone’s support. Well, the births and birth defects. businessman. Dixon (David), Jodie Sartor Dimes babies can.” The raffle tickets are on He grew up Solow (Christopher), and Brenda Burkhart Alford, CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Jacob Bryan’s mom Melanie sale now until April 10. On on River James Robert Sartor III. 69, of Interlachen, passed remains grateful to the work of April 11, a scheduled March Street in Services will be held at 11 away Wednesday, March 11, the March of Dimes because he for Babies to raise money for Palatka and a.m. on Friday, March 13 at 2015 at her residence follow- and healthy babies. entered the world as a pree- the organization’s work starts graduated the First Presbyterian Church ing an extended illness. The $1 and six for $5 raffle mie, a premature birth baby. at 8 a.m. at the Palatka river- from Palatka in Palatka with Pastor George Masters Funeral Home of tickets are on sale at the clerk “Twenty years ago, he spent front. High School, Head and Pastor Charles Interlachen is in charge of of courts offices in Palatka, in two-and-a-half months in the Until then, the raffle tickets where he ran DeVane officiating. Burial will arrangements. Interlachen and Crescent (Neonatal Intensive Care are available at the court- track, quarterbacked the follow in Oak Hill Cemetery. City. Among the nearly $1,600 Unit),” Melanie Bryan said. house, 410 St. Johns Ave. and Palatka Maroons of 1935, and Visitation will be today from in prizes are gift certificates to “The March of Dimes does a a clerk’s office at 107 N. Sixth picked up his nickname, 4-6 p.m. at Johnson-Overturf several restaurants including lot of research on medications St. Satellite offices: Gabby. He went on to the Funeral Home in Palatka. Brenda Pope Musselwhite’s, Bradley’s and and provides equipment for Hitchcock’s Shopping Center Citadel, where he majored in Flowers are gratefully Beef ‘O’ Brady’s. premature babies.” on State Road 20, Interlachen; business administration and accepted or memorial dona- Brenda Pope, 60, passed at “We have a soft spot for the According to information the Government Building on was commissioned a second tions may be made to the First Putnam Community Medical March of Dimes as Tim Smith from the March of Dimes web- U.S. 17, Crescent City. lieutenant in the U.S. Army Presbyterian Church, 123 S. Center on Tuesday, March 10, (the elected clerk of courts) site, marchofdimes.org, the Tickets can also be bought upon graduation in 1941. It Second St., Palatka, FL 32177. 2015. was an ambassador for March organization was formed with by calling Mehl at 326-7606, was in Charleston that he met Memories and condolences Arrangements entrusted to of Dimes at one time, as was the help of Franklin Delano or Tami Thomas at 326-7677. the love of his life, Martha may be expressed to the fami- the E.W. Lawson & Son Jacob Bryan, our supervisor’s Roosevelt in 1938 to defeat Willetta Sartor, and convinced ly at Howard’s Book of Funeral Home. son,” said Sherry Mehl, a polio. Since then it has [email protected] her to marry him. Memories page at www.john- World War II found sonoverturffunerals.com. Gardner with the anti-aircraft Arrangements are under artillery in the European the- the direction of Johnson- Randall D. Wilburn care if it is the pep band. This become a highly anticipated ater, where he attained rank Overturf Funeral Home in is the parade you can put in tradition, Deputy said. of major and was awarded the Palatka. Randall D. Wilburn, 56, of Parade things you wouldn’t put in the Whether the holiday falls Bronze Star. He experienced Interlachen, passed away CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Christmas Parade.” on a weekday or during the the battle of Normandy, which Wednesday March 11, 2015 at Almost all of the events weekend, Deputy said, was something he spoke about the Doris Satterwhite Campus Downtown Palatka hosts each Downtown Palatka always only in recent years. After the Christopher E. Tyre at Haven Hospice in Palatka Deputy said that for the St. year, including the Christmas has the parade on March 17. war, Gardner returned to the following a short illness. Patrick’s Day parade, he’s Parade, are season- or event-spe- But people value those tradi- family furniture business in Christopher Emil Tyre, 30, Arrangements will be looking for anything and cific. tions, Deputy said, so Downtown Palatka and soon became of Zephyrhills, formerly of announced by Johnson- everything when it comes But Deputy said almost any- Palatka always strives to give president of the company Interlachen, passed away on Overturf Funeral Home in down to the type of organiza- thing goes during the St. Patrick’s people what they want. Florida Furniture Industries. Tuesday, March 3, 2015 at his Interlachen. tions he wants in the parade. Day Parade, and the community “I think traditions are real- He served as a director of the home. Downtown Palatka wants to seems to enjoy it all. ly important,” he said. “It’s industry’s state retail dealers He was a native of have school groups, bands, On average, more than something that people then association and president of Georgetown, S.C., and had Need Help churches, families and many 1,000 people have come out begin to look forward to. It the sales and marketing divi- lived in Zephyrhills for the getting started other types of organizations to each year to watch the parade just adds to our community.” sion of the Southern Furniture past eight years, coming from sign up for the organizations, travel down St. Johns Avenue, Parade registration forms Manufacturer’s Association. Interlachen. He had worked as on your as long as they are whole- he said. are available at Lady Bugs Locally, Gardner served as a stock clerk and enjoyed hunt- some, Deputy said. “We’ve had all kinds of Gift Shop, 114 S. Second St. in a director of the Exchange ing and fishing. Christopher One year, he said, someone things in there,” Deputy said. Palatka, and Graphics II, 623 Bank, the Palatka Atlantic especially loved muscle cars. put a pig in the parade, and it “It’s just fun. Everybody St. Johns Ave. in Palatka. National Bank, and First His is preceded in death by walked the entirety of the wants to be Irish on one day.” For more information, call Federal Savings & Loan. He his nephews, Jackson TAXES? parade route. Like the Christmas Parade 312-6266. also served on the Putnam Andreason and Brian Leave the paperwork “This is the anything and the Azalea Festival, the County Planning Commission Sanchez. to us. parade,” Deputy said. “I don’t St. Patrick’s Day Parade has [email protected] and the Planning Board of the He is survived by his wife, city of Palatka. Gardner Melissa Tyre, mother, Judith • Electronic Filing became a member of First Tyre, father, Pablo Sanchez, USPS APPROVED SHIPPER Presbyterian Church in 1930 mother-in-law, Lori Ritenour, • FED EX • UPS In 2002, “The Quilts of been sent to Duke for the where he served for many father-in-law, J.R. Howard 1608 Reid St. Palatka Quilts Gee’s Bend” opened an exhibi- exhibit, but she said the years as an elder and deacon. “Boss Man,” brother, Pedro (386) 325-5942 tion in the Museum of Fine exhibit at the Larimer may Gardner joined Palatka Sanchez, brothers-in-law, OPEN Mon. - Fri. 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Arts, Houston. The exhibit not be able to display all of Rotary in 1946 and served as Joshua Howard, Randall was said to revive the dying them. Whatever is not dis- its president in 1951-1952. In art of quilting in the commu- played at the Larimer would 1982, he was recognized as a “I want them to step outside nity, allowing new works and be featured at an exhibit in Paul Harris Fellow. He served of the box,” she said. “Get old alike to travel the nation Crescent City later this repeatedly as a director of Dining & them outside of this little in exhibits ever since. month. Putnam County Chamber of zone.” The heartwarming, and The opening reception for Commerce, as president of the Entertainment While the works of the sometimes heart-wrenching the exhibit is set to take place Chamber’s Committee of 100 Women of Gee’s Bend began stories, behind each quilt from 5:30-8 p.m. Friday, and and as a director of the Florida in Today’s edition in poverty, the quilts gained make for an inspirational is open to the public. The State Chamber of Commerce. of popularity in the late 1990s piece of artwork. Duke said a exhibit will be featured until Gardner was a hard worker and early 2000s with exposure video would be played during March 27. and devoted citizen but he from Atlanta-based art collec- the exhibit’s opening recep- The exhibit is sponsored by also had many pastimes tor William Arnett. tion, telling the stories of ROPI and The Arts Council of including golf, boating, hunt- According to an article from many of the quilters’ lives as Greater Palatka. It will fea- ing, and fishing. Mattie Davis the Smithsonian magazine, expressed through their ture the works of: Maryann Arnett found interest in the quilts. Pettway, Larine Pettway, quilts when he came across a “One woman said her hus- Nancy Pettway, Stella photograph of one of the com- band only had four pieces of Pettway, China Pettway, Brought to you by munity member’s quilts while clothing to his name when he Bettie Seltzer, Ruth Kennedy, working on a history of died. So she took all four piec- and quilts by child artists African-American vernacular es and made a quilt out of Kayla Barnes, Briana art. them. Now she can wrap up Kendrick and Brittany “They use scraps and what- with his clothes when she Kendrick. icture ever they can get their hands misses him,” Duke said. P on for these quilts,” Duke said. A total of 32 quilts have [email protected] of the Day

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Water Hyacinth blooming at the East Palatka boat ramp.

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CROSSWORD ADVICE BY HARRIETTE COLE ACROSS 51 Dried fruit 28 Badges 46 Sonnet 1 Cabbie’s 55 Vanish — thin 31 Not their stanza income air 33 Lemony 48 Castle or Weigh the benefits of tattling 4 S&L deposit 56 Galosh drink Dunne 8 Jokes 58 Fawn or doe 34 Up till now 50 Vincent Dear Harriette: A co-worker cover for her during her time off spark tender feelings between 35 Wily van — 12 Memorable 59 Chromosome told me in confidence that she and that you hope she will do the the two of you. Go to a favorite time unit 37 Prom 52 Boutique 13 Have the 60 Have bills honorees 53 Where plans to call in sick to work so same when someone else, you restaurant, art gallery or a cul- blues 61 Sculpture and 39 Clothing Keokuk is she can purchase tickets for an included, needs a little break. tural event. 14 Gumbo dance 42 Fleming or 54 Must-have ingredient 62 Command to McKellen 55 Snake River upcoming concert. You will have her back so long Whatever you two have 15 Auto safety Fido 44 Cow-headed loc. Every time someone calls in as she doesn’t make this a prac- enjoyed as a couple in the past devices 63 Knee goddess 57 Peace Yesterday’s Answer sick, our individual workload tice. 17 Prejudice protector 45 Greasy spoon gesture should be on your list. 18 Offensive increases. Dear Harriette: My hus- Invite your husband to partici- remark DOWN I’m wondering if I should band and I have been in a con- pate in these activities with you, 19 Slopes 1 Garr or tell my manager the truth. — tentious relationship for several 21 Smooch Hatcher and be honest. Tell him that you 23 Lowest high 2 Fe, commonly Potential Whistle Blower, Jersey years. want to use the time when your tide 3 Close friends City, New Jersey Our son is going away for a 24 Red Sea 4 Strolling son is away to rekindle ten- Dear Whistle Blower: Going week, and I’m freaking out. I’m nation 5 Applies paint der feelings. If he immediately 27 Give a clue 6 ER practice to the manager about this seems sure my husband will want to wants to skip past the foreplay 29 Luau 7 Dry run extreme. be intimate with me, and that strummer 8 Wine glasses to get to the end goal, slow him Instead of helping, it is like- hasn’t happened for years. I feel 30 Spur on 9 Watchdog down. 32 Blurts out breed ly to create negativity in the completely inept when it comes 36 Small barrels 10 Latch onto Tell him that you realize workplace for you and your co- to that. 38 Bear in the 11 Stockholm you’ve been distant a long time sky carrier worker. It ended years ago when we and that the best way to get 40 Tierra 16 “Cool If you feel so strongly that she were arguing all the time. I — Fuego Hand —” close again is to spend quality 41 Dublin’s land 20 Motor lodge is compromising your workday know it will come up. I’m not 43 Devoutness 22 Divvied up or that of your other co-workers, sure how to handle it. time in each other’s company, so 45 Lisbon lady 24 Big laugh tell her directly. My husband is a guy. I know that you naturally begin to enjoy 47 Dunks 25 Just scrape being together again. 49 Cupcake by You can say that you under- he will be happy to “just do it,” topper 26 Actress Ryan stand how excited she is about as the saying goes. But not me. If you are not ready to fully the concert but that you hope Help! — Frozen, Seattle engage, tell him. Be sure to let HOROSCOPE she understands how much of a Dear Frozen: Unthaw enough him know what you are willing For Thursday, March 12, 2015 GEMINI possible, you’ll realize how valu- hardship her absence will be on to take control of the situation. to do. (May 21-June 20) able you are and how much you the team. Suggest activities outside of Commit to enjoying the alone Some unanticipated insight will have to offer. Take pride in your Deal with an emotionally You can tell her that you will the house that could potentially time with him. help you prosper this year. Listen fraught situation that is disrupting accomplishments and celebrate carefully to people knowledge- your personal life. Your eloquent with someone special. able in finance and e-commerce. way of handling such matters will SCORPIO Learning to cut corners and dis- help you resolve the problem so (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) BRIDGE covering new ways to save will Deal with personal paperwork that you can move forward. in this deal. North opened one will want to ask for aces — yet put you in a cushy situation that CANCER that has piled up. You cannot offer allows you greater freedom and (June 21-July 22) help to others if you can’t take club, and South responded one another problem! But if South lessens your stress. Take a chance and push to get care of your own business. Check heart. What should North have can learn that his partner has PISCES ahead professionally and finan- out a tax break that encourages rebid? (Feb. 20-March 20) three aces, he will jump to seven cially. If you use your skills more saving. There is no call that perfectly Don’t take what others say diversely, your talents will be rec- SAGITTARIUS hearts, confident that he can describes that North hand. Four too seriously. Keep in mind that ognized and put to good use. (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) make it by establishing dummy’s everyone has bad days. You may LEO It’s time to deal with an ongo- clubs would be great if it indi- club suit. happen to be in the wrong place (July 23-Aug. 22) ing situation that has been bug- cated three-card heart support, At the table I watched this at the wrong time. Focus on posi- You’ll have a brilliant idea that ging you. If someone isn’t treat- but it requires four cards in part- tive gains. deal being played, North rebid will help you get ahead with a ing you properly, speak up or ner’s major. Still, it is a possible ARIES project that you’ve wanted to make changes that will alleviate two no-trump, indicating a bal- (March 21-April 19) choice. spend more time developing. the problem. anced 18 or 19 points. South You’re on your way up, so CAPRICORN North is far too strong to rebid A social event will lead you to used Gerber twice (bidding four keep the momentum flowing. Do someone who will prove motiva- (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) three clubs (although that might clubs and five clubs) to ask for something that will make you tional. Work behind the scenes if you work out well here). My choice think and provide you with added VIRGO want to make headway. The more would be three no-trump. This aces and kings, then signed off wisdom. An unexpected someone (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) you do without interference from Dame Margaret Drabble, Lady in six no-trump. True, he could will help you further your goals. Difficulties will develop if you others, the better. Progress should shows a hand too strong for a Holroyd, an English novelist, count only 12 tricks (two spades, TAURUS are too detail-minded. Don’t get be your aim, not pontification. three-club rebid; typically 18 biographer and critic, said, “Why (April 20-May 20) into a senseless argument. Stay AQUARIUS or 19 high-card points, six-plus six hearts, two diamonds and two Offer your help. Bend over cool, do your own thing and don’t (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) can’t people be both flexible and excellent clubs, stoppers in the clubs), but he should have taken backward in order to feel good judge the ones you work with or You’ll be dedicated, loyal and efficient?” unbid suits and often a singleton a shot at seven hearts. That con- about what you have done. love. ready to take on a leadership posi- Bridge players who are flex- Rewards will head your way. LIBRA tion. An opportunity you’ve been in responder’s suit. (This last fac- tract surely would have had some Financial opportunities are appar- (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) waiting for will happen if you ible in their thinking tend to be tor is the bid’s main minus.) play — and dummy would have ent, but don’t take a risk. If you talk to as many people as pursue it with relentless courage. efficient. Look at the North hand After three no-trump, South been a pleasant surprise. COMICS HAGAR THE HORRIBLE Chris Browne HI AND LOIS Chance Browne

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of the www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTHURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 PAGE 7A century? LOS ANGELES Raiders unofficial county tennis champs anny Pacquiao was out walking the red carpet by Palatka Daily News honor for this year. It was hot out Jordan Swayze and Christina he would like to add one, maybe two the time Floyd Mayweather Five matches down, five matches there, but they adjusted to it.” Johnson). It was a great day for her.” more matches to the schedule before MJr. arrived, fashionably late won. The highlight of the victory for the While Reholva struggled to win the team jumps into the district tour- for their first appearance together to And the unofficial Putnam County 5-0 Raiders came when second sin- her match, Frenzel had little trouble nament on March 30. promote a fight that really needs no championship. gles player and foreign exchange stu- in winning, 8-0, against Swayze, at “We’re still looking to add some promoting. First-year Crescent City Junior- dent Karolina Reholva found herself first singles. Other winners for the more matches, but I think as a team, But it didn’t take long Wednesday Senior High School girls tennis coach down 7-2 against Cheyenne Walker, Raiders were Barbie Guerrero at we’ve played good competition,” for Mayweather to put the fight into Will Dettor, also the school’s athletic but gained momentum and ran off third singles and Anayali Jaramillo Dettor said. “Top to bottom, it’s been perspective in a way that only a fight- director, is thrilled, especially after seven straight games to win the at fourth singles. good competition. We’re playing er nicknamed “Money” can. his Raiders defeated visiting match, 9-7. If the Raiders can beat St. John Monday against St. John Lutheran, “You get to this level where you’re Interlachen, 5-2, on Wednesday. “Karolina said that it only gets this Lutheran in Ocala on Monday, then which was without its No. 1 (singles) making nine figures in 36 minutes,” “We had a really good match with hot in the Czech Republic (her home) win on March 24 in a match at home player the last time we played. So I Mayweather said, “and you have to be (Interlachen),” Dettor said. “One of maybe twice the whole year,” Dettor against Union County, they could think that will be good for Leonie a winner.” our goals at the beginning of the year said. “Part of it was battling the heat. finish the year 7-0, the second time going in.” Mayweather had the math right, was to be county champion. We beat She cooled off and won her match. the Raiders have gone unbeaten in a Winning for the Rams (1-7) were though he declined to say just how Interlachen and we already had And then she teamed with Leonie season. The 2011 team under Vicki Brittany Viers at No. 5 singles and much he will make in the May 2 fight beaten Palatka (6-1 on Feb. 18). The (Frenzel, another exchange student) Wisnoski in her final year in charge the second doubles team of Walker that has stirred excitement far beyond girls were very proud to have that to win at first doubles (8-0 over went 13-0. But Dettor has mentioned and Wendy Wear, both by 8-5 scores. the boxing community. He will get 60 percent of the purse in what is expect- ed to be boxing’s richest fight ever, a haul that could exceed $120 million for Mayweather alone. Unfinished Business Pacquiao won’t do badly, either, in a fight that was five years in the mak- ing and will break records in another way — it will cost fans more than any other fight in history to watch both at the MGM Grand arena or in the com- fort of their living rooms. At the only press conference the fighters will do prior to the week of the fight, promoters announced that tickets would range from $1,500 in the upper reaches of the MGM Garden to $7,500 at ringside. The pay-per-view price wasn’t announced, but is expect- ed to be in the $90-100 range. They may have to reach deep into their pockets to afford it, but there’s little doubt that boxing fans will buy it. They want to see what Mayweather and Pacquiao say they are eager to show — the two biggest draws in box- ing settling things between them once and for all in the ring. “We don’t want to leave a question mark in the minds of fans of boxing,” said Pacquiao, from the Philippines. “It’s also very important this fight is for the honor of my country.” If the interest in the press confer- ence at a downtown theater was any indication, the fight is already on its way to record business. More than 700 credentials were issued for the event, and both fighters walked a red carpet lined by photographers and video cameras that was worthy of the Academy Awards. Mayweather came late, though he could walk over from his condo next door. The pay-per-view king was busi- nesslike and relatively subdued, with nothing bad to say about Pacquiao or CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News anyone in his camp. St. Johns River Stste second baseman Collin Morrill looks for the call after tagging Central Florida’a Colby Brown during a Mid-Florida “It’s always good to have the best Conference game Wednesday at Tindall Field. It was 3-3 in the top of the eighth when the game was suspended by a thunderstorm. The game fight the best,” Mayweather said. will be completed April 15, when the Patriots are due back in Palatka for another contest. “That’s what’s so intriguing about this match up.” Mayweather said he was adamant about making the fight, pestering manager Al Haymon to get it done. But the biggest bout in recent history still may not have happened if not for Jaguars commit $175M to six free agents a chance meeting between Mayweather and Pacquiao at a Miami GM Caldwell says club agents who are expected to be imme- receiver Randall Cobb and New introductory PowerPoint presenta- Heat basketball game in January — a diate starters and possibly key com- England safety Devin McCourty — tion from Bradley. meeting that took place only because a isn’t finished signing ponents to getting the team back in and landed three of them. “We all came out of that room like, big storm on the East Coast delayed the hunt in the AFC. Caldwell called his six-man class ‘Wow!’” Skuta said. Pacquiao’s flight. “We probably haven’t spent as “maybe a double” instead of a home It was a welcome relief for all of Mayweather went to Pacquiao’s By Mark Long much as we thought we would have,” run. them, especially since they had sec- hotel suite afterward and the two Associated Press general manager Dave Caldwell Thomas signed a five-year, $46 ondhand snippets of information talked and decided the fight had to be said. million contract that includes $24 about Jacksonville and the culture made. JACKSONVILLE — Having won Jacksonville signed tight end million guaranteed. Odrick inked a Bradley and Caldwell have tried to “I didn’t say a lot of words because I nine of 48 games in three years, the Julius Thomas, defensive end Jared five-year, $42.5 million deal that create while gutting and revamping didn’t want to say a mistake,” Jacksonville Jaguars were no easy Odrick, right tackle Jermey Parnell, includes $22 million guaranteed. the roster. Pacquiao said. “He said there’s an sell in free agency. cornerback Davon House, linebacker Parnell signed a five-year, $32 mil- “The whole time you’re going A-side and a B-side and the purse They couldn’t get players in a Dan Skuta and free safety Sergio lion contract that includes $13 mil- through the process, you hope you would be 40-60. That’s enough to put room with energetic coach Gus Brown to contracts Wednesday. lion guaranteed. House signed for don’t get that pitted stomach feeling me in the B-side.” Bradley and couldn’t get them to see Thomas and Odrick are proven four years and $25 million, includ- as soon as you sign your contract Mayweather said the fight remind- owner Shad Khan’s vision for the starters. Parnell, House, Skuta and ing $10 million guaranteed. Skuta and it’s like, ‘Oh boy, what’d I get ed him of when he was young and franchise. So they had two things to Brown were part-time players who signed for five years and $20.5 mil- myself into?’” Odrick said. “But I’ve Marvin Hagler and Sugar Ray offer: money and opportunity. are now getting paid to take on big- lion, with $8 million guaranteed. had a smile on my face all day, and Leonard fought in a huge middle- The first was probably more ger roles. And Brown inked a three-year, $9 it’s not because I saw a certain num- weight title match in 1987. attractive than the second. The team had nearly $70 million million contract that included $1 ber. It’s because of the people I’ve Mayweather said he wondered then The small-market Jaguars com- in salary cap space and planned to million guaranteed. been meeting.” how there could ever be a fight as big mitted $175 million, including $78 spend big. The Jaguars targeted The six toured revamped as that one. million guaranteed, to six free Thomas, Odrick, Parnell, Green Bay EverBank Field and then got an See JAGUARS, Page 8A Now he’s in a fight that will be big- ger, if only because technology has advanced far enough to sell it to almost every home in the country. “It’s all about timing and I think we Rathan-Mayes, Florida State hold off Clemson in ACC couldn’t choose a better time,” Mayweather said. “This is a fight the Freshman goes for 30 the Atlantic Coast Conference tour- (16-15), who pulled to 75-73 on Hall’s “Everybody knows you need 3. It’s world can’t miss. This is an unbeliev- nament. free throws with 25.2 seconds left, hard to get a great 3,” coach Brad able matchup.” in tournament opener Montay Brandon added 17 points then got the ball back after Florida Brownell said. “It was a deep shot, Both fighters went out of their way for the ninth-seeded Seminoles (17- State threw the inbounds pass away. but he can make those. It just didn’t to be polite and respectful to each 15), who blew almost all of a 20-point Hall drove the lane and put up a go in.” other. Mayweather also had good By Joedy McCreary lead with 9 minutes to play before jumper that hung on the rim but Jaron Blossomgame missed on a things to say about Pacquiao promoter Associated Press escaping. They will play No. 3 and refused to drop. put-back attempt at the buzzer for Bob Arum, who he often said he would top-seeded Virginia (28-2) Thursday “The ball rolled the opposite way the Tigers. He finished with 14 points never work with again after being pro- GREENSBORO, N.C. — Xavier in the quarterfinals. that I wanted it to,” Hall said. “It just and DeVoe added 10 for Clemson, moted early in his career by Arum. Rathan-Mayes piled up a bunch of “I’m not going to be concerned” didn’t fall.” which has lost three straight and five points again for Florida State. The about the near-collapse, coach Clemson fouled Phil Cofer, who of six. See DAHLBERG, Page 8A Seminoles needed just about all of Leonard Hamilton said. “I’m just put the Seminoles up three with a The Tigers sure seemed on their them. glad we won and move on. That’s the free throw with 9.5 seconds left. way to a lopsided loss, trailing by 13 The high-scoring freshman had 30 way the game of basketball is, it’s a The Tigers worked the ball to Gabe with less than 2 minutes to play ANDY HALL points and Florida State held on for a chess match.” DeVoe, whose deep 3-pointer from before staging an unlikely rally. Sports Editor 312-5239 wild 76-73 win over Clemson on Rod Hall had a career-high 25 the wing with about 3 seconds left [email protected] Wednesday in the second round of points for the eighth-seeded Tigers bounced off the iron. See FSU, Page 8A

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Also receiving votes: Central Metropolitan Division CALENDAR Florida 17, Miami Dade 15, Broward GP W L OT Pts GF GA PHS Boosters meet March 23 NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION 13, Daytona State 13, Pensacola N.Y. Rangers 66 42 17 7 91 203 157 schools, leagues and recreation State 11, Hillsborough 5. N.Y. Islanders 69 43 22 4 90 219 194 departments and are subject to Pittsburgh 66 38 18 10 86 189 162 The Palatka High School Football Boosters will change without notice. AUTO RACING SOFTBALL Washington 68 36 22 10 82 201 168 meet in the PHS commons Monday, March 23 at 7 12:30 a.m. NBC Sports Formula One practice for Team Record Pts. LW Philadelphia 68 28 27 13 69 178 197 p.m. THURSDAY, March 12 Australia Grand Prix, at 1. Central Florida (15) 27-3 203 1 New Jersey 67 28 29 10 66 153 176 HIGH SCHOOL Melbourne (tape) 2. Seminole State (4) 22-2 181 3 Columbus 66 28 34 4 60 170 210 Softball 1:30 a.m. NBC Sports Formula One practice for 3. Indian River St. (2) 22-4 173 2 Carolina 65 25 32 8 58 155 178 AUTO RACING Gainesville P.K. Yonge at Interlachen, Australian Grand Prix, at 4. Chipola 24-6 138 5 WESTERN CONFERENCE 6 p.m. Melbourne 5. Tallahassee 16-6 134 4 Central Division Menendez at Palatka, 7 p.m. 6. St. Johns River St. 21-7 89 6 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Putnam Speedway re-opening Tennis CYCLING 7. Polk State 16-12 75 7 Nashville 68 42 19 7 91 199 166 Belleview at Interlachen, 4 p.m. 8. St. Petersburg 20-11 73 8 St. Louis 66 42 19 5 89 209 167 11:30 p.m. NBC Sports Paris-Nice, stage 4, Var- Chicago 66 39 21 6 84 190 154 ennes-sur-Allier to Croix 9. Miami Dade 17-12 41 10 Putnam County Speedway will host races in five FRIDAY, March 13 10. SC of Florida 13-10 17 9 Minnesota 67 37 23 7 81 192 170 classes during its grand re-opening Saturday at the HIGH SCHOOL de Chaubouret, France Also receiving votes: Pensacola Winnipeg 67 33 22 12 78 187 181 Softball (tape) State 11, Santa Fe 9, Florida State Colorado 67 30 26 11 71 179 190 track on U.S. 17 just south of the Dunns Creek Lecanto Seven Rivers Christian vs. College at Jacksonville 5, Dallas 67 30 27 10 70 209 221 Bridge. Peniel Baptist at Rotary Park, 6 p.m. GOLF Hillsborough 4, Gulf Coast State 1. Pacific Division Palatka at Interlachen, 6:30 p.m. 8:30 a.m. Golf Channel European PGA Tshwane GP W L OT Pts GF GA Gates open at 4 p.m. Opening ceremonies begin at Crescent City at Pierson Taylor, 7 Open, first round, at Pre- Anaheim 68 42 19 7 91 199 186 6, followed by the first heats at 6:15. There will be p.m. NBA Vancouver 66 38 24 4 80 189 179 toria, South Africa racing in the Thunder Stock, Gladiator, Hobby Baseball 3 p.m. Golf Channel PGA Valspar Champion- EASTERN CONFERENCE Calgary 66 36 25 5 77 191 172 Lecanto Seven Rivers Christian vs. ship, first round, at Palm Atlantic Division Los Angeles 66 32 21 13 77 180 170 Stock, Modified and Limited Late classes. Peniel Baptist at Francis Youth W L Pct GB San Jose 67 33 26 8 74 189 187 Complex, 6 p.m. Harboro Toronto 38 26 .594 — Arizona 67 21 38 8 50 143 224 The band Richter 7 will perform after racing. Crescent City at Pierson Taylor, 7 Boston 27 36 .429 10½ Edmonton 67 18 38 11 47 152 227 For details, see www.putnamcountyspeedway.com p.m. MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Brooklyn 25 38 .397 12½ NOTE: Two points for a win, one Track and Field Noon ESPN, WJXT ACC Tournament, quarter- Philadelphia 14 50 .219 24 point for overtime loss. At Orlando Lake Highland Prep final, Virginia vs. Florida New York 12 51 .190 25½ Tuesday’s Games NASCAR Palatka at Lake Highland Prep Elite State, at Greensboro, Southeast Division Columbus 4, Carolina 3, SO Classic, 2 p.m. N.C. W L Pct GB N.Y. Rangers 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 Boys Weightlifting Noon Fox Sports 1 Big East Conference Tour- x-Atlanta 50 14 .781 — Dallas 2, Philadelphia 1 SAFER barrier for wall Busch hit At Fort White High School Washington 36 28 .563 14 Tampa Bay 1, Montreal 0, OT nament, quarterfinal, Villa- Boston 3, Ottawa 1 Crescent City, Interlachen at Fort nova vs. Seton Hall vs. Miami 29 35 .453 21 White Invitational, 2:30 p.m. Charlotte 28 35 .444 21½ St. Louis 5, Winnipeg 4 DAYTONA BEACH — Daytona International Marquette, at New York Orlando 21 45 .318 30 Minnesota 6, New Jersey 2 Speedway will install energy-absorbing SAFER bar- COLLEGE Noon NBC Sports Atlantic 10 Conference Central Division Los Angeles 5, Colorado 2 Baseball Tournament, second W L Pct GB Wednesday’s Games riers to the concrete wall that Kyle Busch hit last SJRSC at Central Florida, 3 p.m. round, Massachusetts vs. Cleveland 41 25 .621 — Toronto 4, Buffalo 3, SO month before NASCAR returns in July. La Salle, at Brooklyn, N.Y. Chicago 40 26 .606 1 N.Y. Rangers 3, Washington 1 Busch broke his right leg and left foot Feb. 20 12:30 p.m. ESPN2 Big 12 Conference Tour- Milwaukee 34 30 .531 6 Anaheim at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. TIDES nament, quarterfinal, Bay- Indiana 29 34 .460 10½ Thursday’s Games when he crashed into a retaining wall that lacked a Palatka City Dock lor vs. West Virginia, at Detroit 23 40 .365 16½ Tampa Bay at Boston, 7 p.m. SAFER barrier. High Low WESTERN CONFERENCE Edmonton at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Kansas City, Mo. Dallas at Carolina, 7 p.m. Daytona president Joie Chitwood said Wednesday Today 8:31A,8:56P 3:12A,4:02P 1 p.m. SEC Network SEC Tournament, second Southwest Division Mar. 13 9:24A,9:52P 4:06A,5:03P W L Pct GB Ottawa at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. the track completed an extensive safety review after Mar. 14 10:27A,10:58P 5:08A,6:09P round, Florida vs. Ala- Memphis 45 19 .703 — Columbus at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. bama, at Nashville, Tenn. Houston 43 20 .683 1½ Winnipeg at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Busch’s accident and will make numerous changes St. Augustine Beach 2 p.m. ESPN, WJXT ACC Tournament, quarter- San Antonio 40 23 .635 4½ Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8 p.m. before the race in July. High Low final, Louisville vs. North Dallas 41 25 .621 5 New Jersey at Colorado, 9 p.m. The track also will install SAFER barrier on the Today 12:49A,1:10P 7:21A,7:24P Carolina, at Greensboro, New Orleans 36 29 .554 9½ Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. March 13 1:40A,2:03P 8:20A,8:25P N.C. Northwest Division Chicago at Arizona, 10 p.m. outside backstretch wall. March 14 2:41A,3:05P 9:22A,9:31P 2:30 p.m. ESPN2 Big 12 Conference Tour- W L Pct GB Nashville at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Among the other changes: nament, quarterfinal, Kan- Portland 41 20 .672 — n An additional 20,000 square feet of asphalt will sas vs. TCU, at Kansas Oklahoma City 35 29 .547 7½ LOCAL BOWLING Utah 27 36 .429 15 COLLEGE be added in Turn 1. TUESDAY NIGHT City, Mo. Denver 24 41 .369 19 MADNESS LEAGUE 2:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Big East Conference Tour- Minnesota 14 48 .226 27½ Men’s basketball scores n A portion of the inside retaining wall from At Putnam Lanes nament, Providence vs. Pacific Division TOURNAMENT infield road course exit to Turn 1 will be realigned, February 24 St. John’s, at New York W L Pct GB Atlantic 10 Conference Standings: Up Your Alley, 69-39; 2:30 p.m. NBC Sports Atlantic 10 Conference Golden State 50 12 .806 — First Round and SAFER barrier will be added to the realigned Watermelon, 68.5-39.5; Sun Supply Tournament, second L.A. Clippers 42 23 .646 9½ Fordham 71, George Mason 65 wall and existing wall. II, 63.5-44.5; S&N, 63-45; TV, 59-49; round, VCU vs. Fordham, Phoenix 33 32 .508 18½ Atlantic Coast Conference n SAFER barrier will be installed on the retaining Always Late, 57-51; J&C, 57-51; at Brooklyn, N.Y. Sacramento 22 41 .349 28½ Second Round Honey Bunny, 52.5-55.5; Oops, 3:30 p.m. ESPNU American Athletic Confer- L.A. Lakers 17 46 .270 33½ Florida St. 76, Clemson 73 wall at pit road exit. 52-56; Double Impact, 50.5-57.5; ence Tournament, first x-clinched playoff spot NC State 81, Pittsburgh 70 n SAFER barrier will be installed between the Wipeout, 48-60; The Incredibowls, Tuesday’s Games North Carolina 81, Boston College 63 44.5-63.5; Taz, 42.5-65.5; Double round, UCF vs. East Indiana 118, Orlando 86 Big 12 Conference exit of Turn 4 to pit road entry. Trouble, 37-71; Over The Line, 21-15. Carolina, at Hartford, New Orleans 111, Brooklyn 91 First Round High scratch game, team: Conn. Cleveland 127, Dallas 94 TCU 67, Kansas St. 65 Watermelon, 435; TV, 386; The 6 p.m. ESPNews American Athletic Confer- San Antonio 117, Toronto 107 Big East Conference WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Incredibowls, 381. ence Tournament, first Utah 87, New York 82 First Round High handicap game, team: round, Houston vs. Tu- L.A. Lakers 93, Detroit 85 Marquette 78, Seton Hall 56 Watermelon, 528; TV, 483; Sun lane, at Hartford, Conn. Wednesday’s Games Big Ten Conference Gators extend Butler’s contract Supply II, 455. 6:30 p.m. ESPN2 Big Ten Conference Tour- Chicago 104, Philadelphia 95, OT First Round High scratch series, team: nament, second round, Sacramento 113, Charlotte 106 Minnesota 80, Rutgers 68 GAINESVILLE — Florida has given women’s bas- Watermelon, 1,181; Sun Supply II, Miami 104, Brooklyn 98 Penn St. 68, Nebraska 65 1,045; The Incredibowls, 1,025. Indiana vs. Northwestern, Boston 95, Memphis 92 Conference USA ketball coach Amanda Butler a two-year extension, at Chicago High handicap series, team: L.A. Clippers 120, Oklahoma City First Round keeping her under contract through the 2018-19 sea- Watermelon, 1,460; Sun Supply II, 6:30 p.m. NBC Sports Atlantic 10 Conference 108 FIU 57, UTSA 54 1,309; TV, 1,283. Tournament, second Milwaukee 97, Orlando 91 Middle Tennessee 63, Charlotte 60 son. High scratch game, men: Tom round, St. Bonaventure Denver 115, Atlanta 102 W. Kentucky 59, Marshall 45 Athletic director Jeremy Foley announced the Brown, 648; Nate French, 646; Larry vs. Saint Joseph’s, at Minnesota at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Mid-American Conference extension Wednesday, a week after the Gators closed Soncrant, 634. Brooklyn, N.Y. Detroit at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Second Round High handicap game, men: Nate 7 p.m. ESPN ACC Tournament, quarter- Houston at Portland, 10:30 p.m. E. Michigan 73, Bowling Green 67 the season with a 71-49 loss to Auburn in the French, 285; Tom Brown, 279; Larry final, Duke vs. North Car- Thursday’s Games Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Southeastern Conference tournament. Soncrant, 260. olina State, at Greens- Memphis at Washington, 7 p.m. Quarterfinals High scratch series, men: Tom Milwaukee at Indiana, 7 p.m. NC Central 91, Coppin St. 43 Florida lost five of its final six games and finished boro, N.C. Brown, 648; Nate French, 646; Larry Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Norfolk St. 68, SC State 54 13-17 this season, leaving Butler with a 153-112 Soncrant, 634. 7 p.m. ESPNU Big 12 Conference Tour- Cleveland at San Antonio, 9:30 p.m. Mountain West Conference High handicap series, men: Nate nament, quarterfinal, Iowa New York at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 First Round record in eight years in Gainesville. She led Florida French, 778; Tom Brown, 723; State vs. Texas, at Kansas p.m. Air Force 68, New Mexico 61 to the NCAA Tournament three times, but failed to Anthony Mischitelli, 682. City, Mo. UNLV 67, Nevada 46 High scratch game, women: 7 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Big East Conference Tour- Pacific-12 Conference get past the second round. Candy Stallings, 202; Michele Fudo, nament, quarterfinal, Bucks 97, Magic 91 First Round The program remains the only one at Florida that 194; Cindy Smith, 194. Georgetown vs. Creigh- ORLANDO California 84, Washington St. 59 has yet to win an SEC championship. High handicap game, women: ton, at New York Harris 7-16 0-0 17, Dedmon 1-4 0-0 Southern Cal 67, Arizona St. 64 Tom Scroggins, 243; Michele Fudo, 7 p.m. SEC Network SEC Tournament, Vander- 2, Vucevic 9-20 1-1 19, Payton 6-12 Patriot League 239; Candy Stallings, 235. 2-2 14, Oladipo 4-17 4-4 14, A. Championship High scratch series, women: bilt vs. Tennessee, at Gordon 2-5 2-2 7, Harkless 0-2 0-0 Lafayette 65, American U. 63 BASEBALL Candy Stallings, 510; Michele Fudo, Nashville, Tenn. 0, Ridnour 1-4 2-2 5, Frye 4-5 2-2 13. Southeastern Conference 493; Cindy Smith, 486. 8 p.m. ESPNews American Athletic Confer- Totals 34-85 13-13 91. First Round Will Ferrell plays spring games High handicap series, women: ence Tournament, first MILWAUKEE Auburn 74, Mississippi St. 68 Toni Scroggins, 645; Michele Fudo, round, South Florida vs. Antetokounmpo 4-9 2-4 11, Ilyasova Southland Conference 628; Candy Stallings, 609. Connecticut, at Hartford, 5-11 1-2 12, Pachulia 4-8 2-2 10, First Round PHOENIX — Will Ferrell plans to play ball in Splits converted: Cindy Smith, Conn. Carter-Williams 4-13 3-4 11, McNeese St. 62, SE Louisiana 60, spring training — and play ball and play ball and 3-10; Sim Suter, 3-7, 3-10; Daniel 8:30 p.m. ESPNews Big Ten Conference Tour- Middleton 12-17 2-2 30, Mayo 2-3 OT Fontanez, 5-10; Jay Crowe (clean nament, second round, 0-0 4, Plumlee 1-2 0-0 2, Dudley 1-4 New Orleans 83, Nicholls St. 73 play ball. game). 0-0 2, Ennis 3-6 0-0 8, Henson 2-4 Southwestern Athletic Conference Ohio State vs. Minnesota, 1-2 5, Johnson 1-2 0-0 2. Totals Quarterfinals The comedian plans to play every position while at Chicago 39-79 11-16 97. Alabama St. 93, MVSU 81 making appearances at five Arizona spring training PREP TENNIS 9 p.m. ESPN ACC Tournament, quarter- Orlando 31 26 15 19—91 games on Thursday. He will play for all 10 teams GIRLS final, Notre Dame vs. Mi- Milwaukee 29 25 18 25—97 Crescent City 5, Interlachen 2 ami, at Greensboro, N.C. 3-Point Goals—Orlando 10-18 FSU 76, Clemson 73 involved, HBO and Major League Baseball Singles: Frenzel (CC) d. Swayze, 9 p.m. ESPNU Big 12 Conference Tour- (Frye 3-4, Harris 3-5, Oladipo 2-4, FLORIDA ST. (17-15) announced Wednesday. 8-0; Rehova (CC) d. Walker, 9-7; nament, quarterfinal, Okla- A.Gordon 1-2, Ridnour 1-2, Payton Cofer 3-6 3-6 10, Turpin 2-3 2-4 6, Guerrero (CC) d. Wear, 8-3; Jaramillo homa vs. Oklahoma State, 0-1), Milwaukee 8-18 (Middleton Bookert 2-4 0-0 4, Rathan-Mayes HBO said Ferrell is dedicating his special to fight- (CC) d. Johnson, 8-2; Viers (I) d. at Kansas City, Mo. 4-4, Ennis 2-4, Antetokounmpo 1-2, 11-19 3-5 30, Brandon 3-7 11-12 17, ing cancer. He also will honor Bert Campaneris’ feat Everett, 8-5; Doubles: Frenzel- Ilyasova 1-3, Mayo 0-1, Johnson Smith 3-4 0-0 7, Ojo 0-1 0-0 0, Rehova (CC) d. Swayze-Johnson, 9 p.m. NBC Sports Atlantic 10 Conference of playing nine positions in a game five decades ago. Tournament, second 0-1, Dudley 0-3). Fouled Out— Bojanovsky 0-0 2-2 2, Berwick 0-0 8-0; Walker-Wear (I) d. Guerrero- None. Rebounds—Orlando 35 0-0 0, Allen 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-44 Starting times for four of the games were adjusted to round, George Washing- Jaramillo, 8-5. (Vucevic 14), Milwaukee 61 21-29 76. make Ferrell’s barnstorming tour possible. Records: Crescent City 5-0, ton vs. Duquesne, at (Pachulia 12). Assists—Orlando 21 CLEMSON (16-15) Interlachen 1-7. Brooklyn, N.Y. (Oladipo 6), Milwaukee 30 (Carter- Blossomgame 4-8 6-6 14, Grantham –Staff, Associated Press 9:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Big East Conference Tour- Williams 6). Total Fouls—Orlando 2-9 0-2 6, Nnoko 4-6 0-0 8, Hall 8-14 nament, quarterfinal, But- 18, Milwaukee 17. A—12,593 8-8 25, Roper 2-7 0-0 5, Ajukwa 0-3 LOCAL COLLEGE ler vs. Xavier, at New York (18,717). 0-0 0, Harrison 2-3 0-0 5, Smith 0-0 FCSAA Polls 11:30 p.m. ESPN Pac-12 Conference Tour- 0-0 0, Djitte 0-0 0-0 0, DeVoe 4-12 nament, quarterfinal, Utah 0-0 10. Totals 26-62 14-16 73. BASEBALL NHL vs. Washington-Stanford Halftime—Florida St. 33-26. 3-Point Team Record Pts. LW EASTERN CONFERENCE Goals—Florida St. 7-17 (Rathan- FSU 1. Palm Beach State (16) 22-5 226 1 winner, at Las Vegas Atlantic Division Mayes 5-9, Smith 1-2, Cofer 1-3, 2. St. Johns River St. (8) 25-5 181 3 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Brandon 0-1, Bookert 0-2), Clemson CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7A 3. State College of Florida 20-6 176 2 NBA Montreal 67 42 18 7 91 177 147 7-18 (Grantham 2-6, DeVoe 2-8, Hall 4. Chipola 20-6 172 4 7 p.m. TNT Grizzlies at Wizards Tampa Bay 68 42 20 6 90 223 177 1-1, Harrison 1-1, Roper 1-2). Fouled The Tigers — who to that point were 4 of 14 5. Northwest Florida State 18-5 132 6 9:30 p.m. TNT Cavaliers at Spurs Detroit 65 37 17 11 85 192 172 Out—Nnoko. Rebounds—Florida St. 6. Santa Fe 16-5 97 5 Boston 66 34 22 10 78 179 171 29 (Cofer 7), Clemson 28 from 3-point range — hit three 3s in a minute to 7. Polk State 16-7 94 8t NHL Florida 66 29 23 14 72 163 188 (Blossomgame, Nnoko 7). Assists— pull within five, then took advantage of a weird 8. Gulf Coast State 17-8 63 10 7 p.m. Sun Sports Lightning at Bruins Ottawa 65 30 24 11 71 185 176 Florida St. 11 (Bookert, Brandon 3), 9. Tallahassee 18-8 53 – Toronto 68 27 35 6 60 183 212 Clemson 13 (Grantham 7). Total play to make it a one-possession game. 10. St. Petersburg 16-9 52 7 Buffalo 67 19 42 6 44 129 228 Fouls—Florida St. 16, Clemson 20. Cofer slipped on his backside while inbounding the ball, and it trickled out of his hands and across the end line to Blossomgame, whose gift layup Big man gets big contract: $114 million make Suh a Dolphin with 30.8 seconds left made it 74-71. Rathan-Mayes countered with a free throw By Steven Wine “Too small,” he said. The contract made Suh the NFL-record $60 million guaran- before Hall’s two big foul shots made it a two-point Associated Press The man is large. His new con- highest-paid defensive player in teed, and it’s a wise investment, game. tract is, too. NFL history, surpassing J.J. according to Omaha billionaire DAVIE — Posing for cameras Suh, the 305-pound heavy- Watt’s $100 million, six-year deal Warren Buffett. When he heard following his celebratory news weight in this year’s free agent with Houston. about the deal with the former conference, Ndamukong Suh class, signed a $114 million, six- “That hasn’t sunk in to me just Nebraska Cornhuskers star, tried on a Miami Dolphins cap, year deal Wednesday with the yet,” Suh said with a grin. Buffett phoned Dolphins owner Dahlberg shook his head and removed it. Dolphins. The agreement includes an Stephen Ross. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7A

About the only one not following the script was released and kind of keep our eye Thomas was the most signifi- make $8.2 million in 2015. Pacquiao trainer Freddie Roach, who said his fighter on some new players to hit the cant addition, giving second-year Caldwell ruled out trading Lewis, will have an easier time against Mayweather than Jaguars market.” quarterback Blake Bortles a reli- but added “he’s going to have to he would have if the fight was made five years ago CONTINUED FROM PAGE 7A Caldwell said he doesn’t “have able route-runner and talented compete to be here.” because Mayweather’s legs are slowing and he can’t a good feel” on whether Dallas pass-catcher to work the middle Odrick spent the last five sea- move as well as he used to. The Jaguars aren’t done, running back DeMarco Murray, of the field. sons in Miami but was the odd “We have to dominate him in the first round and either. who led the NFL with 1,845 “It’s a good feeling to have a man out when the Dolphins tar- take him out of his comfort zone right away,” Roach Caldwell said he will continue yards rushing last season, could home,” said Thomas, who caught geted defensive tackle said. “Our game plan is to win each round, one at a to evaluate remaining free agents join Jacksonville’s free-agent 108 passes for 1,277 yards and 24 Ndamukong Suh. With Odrick in, time.” as well as guys who have been or haul. touchdowns the past two seasons Red Bryant’s future is unclear. Like his fighter, Roach will earn some big money will be released this week. “I wouldn’t anticipate anything in Denver. “For the last couple Bryant is scheduled to count $4.5 from the bout. He may need it, because Pacquiao is “Right now, there’s not a whole happening (over the next four of months I wasn’t sure where I was million against the salary cap charging him $5 for using a certain swear word that lot brewing on anybody,” days),” said Caldwell, who spoke going to be. I was looking for a and is due a $500,000 roster the trainer can’t stop using. Caldwell said. “We’ll kind of just to Murray’s agent Tuesday. “I great opportunity. I feel like the bonus on March 15. Before the press conference began, Roach was kind of regroup here and see can’t tell you that one way or the franchise valued me and really “We’ll regroup with our coach- already down $30. where we’re at the end of today other. I don’t really have a good wanted me to be here.” ing staff and kind of see what we “Salary reduction,” Pacquiao said, laughing as he and throughout the weekend and feel for it to be honest with you.” His arrival makes the future need to do moving forward, but patted Roach on the knee. see if there’s going to be another Caldwell was feeling pretty uncertain for veteran tight end no decisions have been made,” wave of players that may get good about the six guys he signed. Marcedes Lewis, who is due to Caldwell said. Tim Dahlberg writes for The Associated Press. MIDDAY CASH 3 6-6-0 MIDDAY PLAY 4 8-1-7-8 FANTASY 5 2-5-22-30-35 LOTTO 2-18-32-33-39-40 XTRA 5 FLORIDA LOTTERY WEDNESDAY EVENING CASH 3 4-5-5 EVENING PLAY 4 2-6-1-3 POWERBALL 11-24-31-40-44 PB 27 PP x 2

031215a8.indd 1 3/12/15 12:21 AM LEGAL PUBLIC NOTICE RFQ-SJR-01-2015 REQUEST FOR QUALIFIC- ATIONS (RFQ) FOR CONTINUING PRO- STATE OF FLORIDA FESSIONAL CIVIL ENGIN- DEPARTMENT OF ENVIR- EERING SERVICES- ONMENTAL PROTECTION MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE OF INTENT TO IS- PROJECTS SUE PERMIT St. Johns River State Col- The Department of Envir- lege (SJRstate) is solicit- onmental Protection gives ing professional civil en- notice of its intent to issue gineering services to be a permit to City of Palatka provided under continuing WWTF, City Manager, 201 contract(s) for miscel- N 2nd Street, Palatka, Flor- laneous projects at each of ida 32177, for operation of its campuses in Putnam, the City of Palatka WWTF Clay and St. Johns (PA File Number: c o u n t i e s . FL0040061-014-DW1P). The To be considered, qualific- facility is an existing 3.0 ations must be submitted MGD AADF wastewater as prescribed in the RFQ- treatment plant utilizing SJR-01-2015 Specifica- biological treatment pro- tions Document. The Spe- cesses to treat domestic cifications Document may wastewater to meet sec- be obtained from Beverly ondary treatment and ba- Barker by phone at (386) sic-level disinfection re- 312-4110, or via e-mail at quirements (for surface wa- [email protected] ter discharge) or high-level u (preferred method). disinfection requirements RFQ responses clearly (for reuse reclaimed water marked on the outside with on public access land ap- the Firm name and RFQ- plication sites). The permit- SJR-01-2015 must be re- tee is authorized to dis- ceived by Ms. Beverly charge 3.0 MGD AADF to Barker, Director of Capital the Lower Johns River and Contract Management, St. 3.5 MGD AADF reuse via Johns River State College, slow-rate public access Admin. Bldg. Room A0132, land application sites. The 5001 St. Johns Ave., Pal- facility is located at latit- atka, FL 32177 by 5:00 ude 29o36'56.96" N, longit- p.m., EST, on March 31, ude 81o39'4.43" W on 3010 2015. Faxed, e-mailed, con- Browns Landings Road, ditional, late responses, Palatka, Florida 32177 in and deliveries to the wrong Putnam County. location will not be con- sidered. The intent to issue and ap- RFQ responses will be plication file are available evaluated and ranked by for public inspection dur- committee per criteria con- ing normal business hours, tained in the specifications 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., documents and may in- Monday through Friday, ex- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF clude interviews of top IN THE CIRCUIT COURT cept legal holidays, at the THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- ranked candidates. A pub- Department's Northeast FOR THE SEVENTH JUDI- CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- lic meeting will be held on CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR District Office, 7825 Bay- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA April 2, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. meadows Way, Suite B200, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- CIVIL DIVISION in Room A-152 on the SJR- IDA Jacksonville, Florida state Palatka Campus to 32256-7577, at phone num- C A S E N O . : evaluate written responses ber (904)807-3300. CASE NO. 13-308-CA-53 14000044CAAXMX for interviews. Interviews WELLS FARGO BANK, of top scoring responders The Department will issue TD BANK, N.A., N.A., will be held on April 7, Plaintiff, the permit with the at- Plaintiff, 2015, in Room A-154 on the tached conditions unless a Palatka Campus, open to v. timely petition for an ad- vs. the public, culminating in a ministrative hearing is filed meeting to develop a under Sections 120.569 GRAY FARMS, LLC, GARY LORRAINE M. RAMBO; ranked short-list to be re- A. VEATCH, EDWARD A. and 120.57, Florida Stat- FLOYD D. RAMBO; FORD commended to the DBOT utes, within fourteen days NEWMAN III, ET AL., MOTOR CREDIT COM- for action at their regularly Defendants. of receipt of notice. The PANY, LLC; HOUSING FIN- scheduled meeting on April procedures for petitioning ANCE CORPORATION III; 15, 2015. Following action NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- for a hearing are set forth 9A CLASSIFIEDS • HSBC BANK NEVADA, N.A. by the DBOT, contract ne- below. PALATKA DAILYANT TO F.S. NEWSCHAPTER 45• THURSDAY,FKA HOUSEHOLD BANK MARCH 12, 2015 gotiations will begin with (SB), N.A.; MELROSE the top ranked Firm. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN A person whose substan- ANNOUNCEMENTS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT AREA PROPERTY OWN- tial interests are affected that the undersigned, the ERS' ASSOCIATION, INC. ; SJRstate reserves the right Clerk of the Circuit Court by the Department's pro- 200 100 UNKNOWN TENANT (S); IN to reject any or all re- posed permitting decision 200 pursuant to a Judgment POSSESSION OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF sponses to the RFQ, to entered on the 11th day of THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL may petition for an admin- SUBJECT PROPERTY, waive any or all informalit- istrative proceeding (hear- June, 2014, and the Order Defendants. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- ies in regards thereto, and Granting Motion to Res- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ing) under Sections to award a contract or con- 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- chedule Foreclosure Sale NOTICE OF FORECLOS- CIVIL DIVISION tracts which will be in the entered on the 25th day of ida Statutes. The petition URE SALE best interest of the College. must contain the informa- February, 2015, in that cer- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Case #: 2014-CA-000245 FINANCIAL FOR RENT tain case pending in the tion set forth below and REAL ESTATE pursuant to Final Judg- 2/26/15, 3/5/15, 3/12/15 must be filed (received by

600 Circuit Court in and for Nationstar Mortgage LLC 300 ment of Foreclosure dated Legal No. 00031630 Putnam County, Florida, Plaintiff, the Clerk) in the Office of the 11th day of February, General Counsel of the De- Civil Action No. 13-308-CA- 2015, and entered in Case 53, in which TD BANK, N.A. -vs.- partment at 3900 Common- No. 14000044 CAAXMX, of wealth Boulevard, Mail Sta- is the Plaintiff and GRAY the Circuit Court of the 7TH FARMS, LLC, GARY A. Arthur Brown and Clarissa tion 35, Tallahassee, Flor- Driver Judicial Circuit in and for ida 32399-3000. VEATCH, and EDWARD A. Putnam County, Florida, Brown, Husband and Wife; NEWMAN III are Defend- Aqua Finance, Inc.; Un- NOTICE TO BIDDERS MERCHANDISE PETS & SUPPLIES DRIVER TRAINEES! wherein WELLS FARGO Under Rule 62-110.106(4), ants, will sell to the highest BANK, N.A. is the Plaintiff known Parties in Posses- GET PAID CDL and best bidder for cash at sion #1, if living, and all Perry-McCall Construction, Florida Administrative 550 400 and LORRAINE M. RAMBO the South entrance of the Unknown Parties claiming Inc. (Jacksonville, FL) is Code, a person may re- TRAINING NOW! Learn FLOYD D. RAMBO FORD quest an extension of the to drive for Stevens Putnam County Court- MOTOR CREDIT COM- by, through, under and soliciting subcontractor house, at 410 St. Johns Av- against the above named pre-qualifications for the time for filing a petition for Transport. NO EXPERI- PANY, LLC HOUSING FIN- an administrative hearing. enue, Palatka, Florida, on ANCE CORPORATION III Defendant(s) who are not following project: ENCE NEEDED! the 31st day of March, known to be dead or alive, The request must be filed HSBC BANK NEVADA, N.A. (received by the Clerk) in New Drivers can earn 2015, at 11:00 a.m., the FKA HOUSEHOLD BANK whether said Unknown Putnam County School same being a legal sale day Parties may claim an in- District- Transportation the Office of General Coun- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES FOR SALE $900/wk + Benefits! (SB), N.A. MELROSE AREA sel before the end of the REAL ESTATE and the hour a legal hour PROPERTY OWNERS' AS- terest as Spouse, Heirs, Maintenance Facility Carrier covers cost! Be of sale, the following de- Devisees, Grantees, or Oth- time period for filing a peti- 700 560 SOCIATION, INC.; and UN- trained & based locally! scribed property located in er Claimants; Unknown Scope: New school district tion for an administrative KNOWN TENANT (S) IN hearing. Now Offering New Putnam County, Florida: POSSESSION OF THE Parties in Possession #2, if fleet maintenance garage, living, and all Unknown administrative offices, and Regional Routes in FL! SUBJECT PROPERTY are Petitions filed by any per- 1-877-214-3624 The following property in defendants. The Clerk of Parties claiming by, fueling station. Putnam County, Florida: through, under and against sons other than those en- this Court shall sell to the titled to written notice un- highest and best bidder for the above named Defend- The following bid pack- PARCEL 1: ant(s) who are not known ages are being requested: der Section 120.60(3), Flor- cash electronically at ida Statutes must be filed RECREATIONAL TRANSPORTATION That part of Government www.putnam.realforeclose. to be dead or alive, wheth- 2A – Sitework, 2B - Land- General Lot 17, Section 18, Town- er said Unknown Parties scaping, 2C – Fencing & within fourteen days of 900

800 com, 11:00 AM on the 2nd ship 9 South, Range 23 may claim an interest as Gates, 3A- Concrete, 4A – publication of the notice or Experience Required! day of June, 2015, the fol- within fourteen days of re- East, Putnam County, Flor- lowing described property Spouse, Heirs, Devisees, Masonry, 5A – Miscel- ida, described as follows: Grantees, or Other laneous Steel, 6A – Cus- ceipt of the written notice, CAD Programmers, CNC as set forth in said Final whichever occurs first. Commence at the Southw- Judgment, to wit: C l a i m a n t s tom Millwork, 6B- General Operators, Granite est corner of said Lot 17 Defendant(s). Trades, 7A – Waterproof- Section 120.60(3), Florida Counter Top Installers & and run thence East along ing & Caulking, 8A – Doors, Statutes, however, also al- LOT 5, BLOCK K, OF MEL- lows that any person who Fabricators, CDL Cert. an old fence a distance of ROSE LANDING SUBDIVI- NOTICE OF SALE Frames, and Hardware, 8B 526.58 feet more or less to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN – Glass & Glazing, 8C – has asked the Department Drivers, for Palatka SION, A SUBDIVISION, AS for notice of agency action a 2" iron corner post for PER THE PLAT THEREOF pursuant to order res- Overhead Doors, 9A – Met- office. 904-838-6030 the Point of Beginning; cheduling foreclosure sale al Studs & Drywall, 9A – may file a petition within FILED AT PLAT BOOK 6, fourteen days of receipt of from this point of begin- PAGE 29, OF THE PUBLIC or Final Judgment, entered Paint, 9B – Acoustical Ceil- GREAT WAY TO ning run thence North in Civil Case NO. 2014-CA- ings, 9C – Flooring, 10D – such notice, regardless of RECORDS OF PUTNAM the date of publication. EARN SOME EXTRA along an old fence a dis- COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO- 000245 of the Circuit Court Signage, 11A- Vehicle tance of 862.2 feet to the of the 7th Judicial Circuit in Maintenance Equip., 11B- CASH! GETHER WITH A MOBILE The petitioner shall mail a fence marking the South HOME SITUATED THERE- and for Putnam County, Fueling Station Equip., 13A line of the Eliam Cemetery; Florida, wherein Nation- – Pre-engineered Metal copy of the petition to the PART-TIME ON, WHICH IS AFFIXED TO applicant at the address in- thence run East along the THE AFOREDESCRIBED star Mortgage LLC, Plaintiff Building, 15A – HVAC, 15B Eliam Cemetery south and Arthur Brown and – Plumbing, 15C – Fire Pro- dicated above at the time NEWSPAPER REAL PROPERTY AND IN- of filing. The failure of any DELIVERY IN THE fence line a distance of CORPORATED THEREIN. Clarissa Brown, Husband tection, 16A - Electrical. 354.28 feet; thence run and Wife are defendant(s), person to file a petition or FOR SALE HAWTHORNE AREA request for an extension of North along the Eliam TOGETHER WITH A 1990 I, Clerk of Court, Tim Instructions: If interested, Cemetery east fence line a Smith, will sell to the please visit our website, time within fourteen days CHAP DOUBLEWIDE MO- of receipt of notice shall TAKING distance of 441.48 feet to BILE HOME WITH THE ID# highest and best bidder for www.perry-mccall.com, the right of way line of cash AT THE SOUTH END and click on the Bid Cen- constitute a waiver of that 4 LINES FOR.... APPLICATIONS OF GAFLL05B16981CH person's right to request State Road No. 21; thence AND GAFLL05A16981CH DOORS OF THE PUTNAM ter link to access the PC- NOW! run Southeasterly along COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SD- Transportation Main- an administrative determin- the Southwesterly line of LOCATED AT 410 ST. tenance Facility Qualifica- ation (hearing) under Sec- $ 50 ANY PERSON CLAIMING tions 120.569 and 120.57, Contracted position, said State Road No. 21 a AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- JOHNS AVENUE, PAL- tion Form. Please com- distance of 1460.2 feet (as ATKA, PUTNAM COUNTY, plete the form and either Florida Statutes. Any sub- 3 DAYS ...... 7 Tuesday thru Saturday, PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF sequent intervention (in a measured in chords of 100 ANY, OTHER THAN THE FLORIDA, AT 11:00 A.M. on fax, or e-mail the com- approximately feet) to the South line of March 31, 2015, the follow- pleted form to Perry-Mc- proceeding initiated by an- PROPERTY OWNER AS OF other party) will be only at 2:00am-6:00am. Need said Lot 17; thence run THE DATE OF THE LIS ing described property as Call Construction, Atten- West along the South line set forth in said Final Judg- tion: Ed Huene, no later the discretion of the reliable, economic PENDENS MUST FILE A presiding officer upon the $ 75 of said Lot 17, a distance of ment, to-wit: than 5:00 PM on Tuesday, transportation, current CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS filing of a motion in compli- 781.42 feet to the Point of AFTER THE SALE. March 24, 2015. 5 DAYS ..... 10 drivers license Beginning. LOT 32, PINE OAK ance with Rule 28-106.205, WOODS, AS PER PLAT Note: Bidders will be noti- Florida Administrative & insurance. If you are a person with a Code. ALSO: disability who needs an ac- THEREOF, RECORDED IN fied as to their pre-qualific- That part of the North 175 MAP BOOK 6, PAGE 8, OF ation status upon the com- Apply in person: commodation in order to A petition that disputes the $ 75 feet of Government Lot 4 in THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF pletion of the review pro- Circulation Dept. access court facilities or material facts on which the Section 19, Township 9 participate in a court pro- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- cess. Pre-qualified bidders 10 DAYS Palatka Daily News South, Range 23 East, Put- IDA. will be issued instructions Department's action is ..... 15 ceeding, you are entitled, based must contain the fol- 1825 St. Johns Ave. nam County, Florida, lying at no cost to you, to the to access construction West of State Road No. 21. ANY PERSON CLAIMING documents, bid packages, lowing information, as in- provision of certain assist- dicated in Rule 28-106.201, ance. AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- and other bid related in- No phone calls, EXCEPTING THEREFROM: PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF formation. Florida Administrative $ 50 please. To request such an accom- Code: All that part of parcel 2 of modation, please contact ANY, OTHER THAN THE lands described in Official PROPERTY OWNER AS OF Perry-McCall Construction, (a) The name and address 20 DAYS Court Administration in ad- of each agency affected .... 31 Records Book 150 Page THE DATE OF THE LIS Inc. Heavy duty TRUCK vance of the date the ser- and each agency's file or PARTS 242 of the public records of vice is needed: PENDENS MUST FILE A 6262 Greenland Rd. | Jack- store needs Putnam County, Florida ly- CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS sonville, Florida 32258 identification number, if Court Administration known; person to work parts ing Westerly of State Road 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. AFTER THE SALE. email - ehuene@perry-mc- $ 50 #21, Easterly of third call call.com | fax - 352-377- (b) The name, address, and counter. Experience 300 telephone number of the and Northerly of an East- Daytona Beach, FL 32114 If you are a person with a 0669 | web - www.perry-mc- 30 DAYS preferred, will train w/ erly projection of second disability who needs any all.com petitioner; the name, ad- .... 41 (386) 257-6096 right bkgd. 904-669-5300 dress, and telephone num- call of said lands, being all Hearing or voice impaired, accommodation in order to that part of lands de- participate in this proceed- 3/12, 3/14, 3/15/17 ber of the petitioner's rep- ONLY ONE ITEM PER AD OR LIKE ITEMS UNDER • ONE please call 711. resentative, if any, which CATEGORY. THIS IS A NONREFUNDABLE RATE. ADDITIONAL HOUSEPARENTS scribed in Deed Book "G", ing, you are entitled, at no Legal No. 00032025 - Page 373 of said public re- cost to you, to the provi- shall be the address for COST FOR EXTRA LINES. ALL ADS ARE PREPAID. Dated this 26th day of Feb- service purposes during Singles and Couples - cords, lying within Parcel 2 ruary, 2015. sion of certain assistance. needed to care for beha- of lands described in Offi- Please contact the ADA the course of the proceed- cial Records Book 150, Coordinator; 125 East Or- ing; and an explanation of viorally challenged boys TIM SMITH how the petitioner's sub- Page 242 and Westerly of Clerk Of The Circuit Court ange Avenue, Suite 300, at St. Augustine Youth State Road #21. Daytona Beach, Florida stantial interests will be af- GARAGE SALE Services. Full time, live- STATE OF FLORIDA fected by the determina- By: /s/ Ashley Darby 32114 (386) 248-8105 at LESS: least 7 days before your DEPARTMENT OF ENVIR- tion; 4 LINES - 1, 2 OR 3 DAYS in position, 3 1/2 days Deputy Clerk ONMENTAL PROTECTION (c) A statement of when per week. Must stay on Parcel C: scheduled court appear- A parcel of land situated in ance, or immediately upon NOTICE OF INTENT TO IS- and how the petitioner re- campus day and night 3/5/15, 3/12/15 SUE PERMIT ceived notice of the Depart- Government Lot 4 of Sec- Legal No. 00031771 receiving this notification if throughout entire shift. tion 19, Township 9 South, the time before the sched- ment's decision; Range 23 East, Putnam uled appearance is less The Department of Envir- (d) A statement of all dis- HS diploma or GED, FL onmental Protection gives puted issues of material driver's license with safe County, Florida, being than 7 days. If you are more particularly de- hearing or voice impaired, notice of its intent to issue fact. If there are none, the record, background scribed as follows: call 711. a permit to City of Palatka petition must so indicate; $ 75 (e) A concise statement of WWTF, City Manager, 201 AD MUST INCLUDE screening and 2 years Begin at the Northwest Tim Smith N 2nd Street, Palatka, Flor- the ultimate facts alleged, ADDRESS OF experience working with ida 32177, for operation of including the specific facts children required. Good corner of said Government CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT SALE AND MUST Lot 4 and run North 88 de- COURT the City of Palatka WWTF the petitioner contends BE PREPAID pay and benefits. Must grees 55'47" East along the Putnam County, Florida (PA File Number: warrant reversal or modi- be available for in-per- North line thereof a dis- FL0040061-014-DW1P). The fication of th e 10 facility is an existing 3.0 Department's proposed ac- tance of 453.72 feet; thence By: /s/ Kelly Purcell son interview. Fax re- MGD AADF wastewater tion; sume to (904) 825-0604, run South 00 degrees DEPUTY CLERK OF 47'01" East, 182.48 feet to COURT treatment plant utilizing (f) A statement of the spe- REGULAR CLASSIFIED email to the South line of lands de- biological treatment pro- cific rules or statutes the [email protected], or scribed in Official Records 3/12/15, 3/19/15 cesses to treat domestic petitioner contends re- 4 LINES - 5 DAYS Book 493, Page 1879; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Legal No. 00032009 wastewater to meet sec- quire reversal or modifica- visit www.sayskids.org ondary treatment and ba- tion of the Department's for online application. thence run South 89 de- THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL grees 04'10" West along CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN sic-level disinfection re- proposed action; and EOE/DFWP. said South line a distance AND FOR PUTNAM quirements (for surface wa- (g) A statement of the re- of 452.11 feet to the West COUNTY ter discharge) or high-level lief sought by the petition- line of Government Lot 4; GENERAL JURISDICTION disinfection requirements er, stating precisely the ac- Lawn care worker: Pro- thence run North 01 de- DIVISION (for reuse reclaimed water tion petitioner wishes the LEGAL PUBLIC NOTICE Department to take with re- fessional lawn care exp. grees 17'32" West along RFQ-SJR-01-2015 on public access land ap- req'd. Ref. & valid DL said West line a distance of C A S E N O . plication sites). The permit- spect to the Department's 00 REQUEST FOR QUALIFIC- proposed action. $ tee is authorized to dis- INCLUDES ALL req'd. 386-538-0931 181.40 feet to the Point of 14000225CAAXMX ATIONS (RFQ) Beginning. charge 3.0 MGD AADF to CLASSIFICATIONS. FOR CONTINUING PRO- Because the administrat- QUICKEN LOANS INC, FESSIONAL CIVIL ENGIN- the Lower Johns River and EXTRA LINES $2.99 3.5 MGD AADF reuse via ive hearing process is de- PER LINE, PER DAY. Roofers Wanted: The said property offered Plaintiff, EERING SERVICES- together with all the tene- slow-rate public access signed to formulate final Experience a must. MISCELLANEOUS agency action, the filing of ments, hereditaments and vs. PROJECTS land application sites. The 46 Call 386-325-2023. appurtenances thereunto facility is located at latit- a petition means that the Department's final action belonging or in any way SHARON L. GORDON. et. St. Johns River State Col- ude 29o36'56.96" N, longit- ude 81o39'4.43" W on 3010 may be different from the Sign Shop Employee: appertaining, being sold to al. lege (SJRstate) is solicit- satisfy said judgment. Defendant(s), Browns Landings Road, position taken by it in this ing professional civil en- notice. Persons whose Sign design & finishing, gineering services to be Palatka, Florida 32177 in HS diploma or equival- ANY PARTY OTHER THAN NOTICE OF ACTION - CON- Putnam County. substantial interests will be provided under continuing affected by any such final THE PROPERTY OWNER STRUCTIVE SERVICE contract(s) for miscel- ent. Must be computer The intent to issue and ap- decision of the Depart- proficient. OPS position CLAIMING AN INTEREST laneous projects at each of IN THE SURPLUS FROM TO: BRETT NELSON plication file are available ment have the right to peti- its campuses in Putnam, tion to become a party to 20hrs/wk Mon-Thurs THE SALE, IF ANY, MUST whose residence is un- Clay and St. Johns for public inspection dur- 7am-12pm. Apps avail- FILE A CLAIM WITH THE known and all parties hav- ing normal business hours, the proceeding, in accord- c o u n t i e s . ance with the require- 1 ITEMFREE $25 OR LESS • 1 ITEM PER COUPON • 2 ITEMS LIMIT PER WEEK, 4 LINES - 4 DAYS able at Ranger Station, CLERK OF COURT NO ing or claiming to have any To be considered, qualific- 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, ex- ments set forth above. Gold Head Branch State LATER THAN SIXTY (60) right, title or interest in the ations must be submitted DAYS AFTER THE SALE. IF property described in the cept legal holidays, at the LOOK FOR COUPON as prescribed in the RFQ- In addition to requesting an Park, 6239 SR 21, YOU FAIL TO FILE A mortgage being foreclosed SJR-01-2015 Specifica- Department's Northeast Keystone Heights. CLAIM, YOU WILL NOT BE herein. District Office, 7825 Bay- administrative hearing, any tions Document. The Spe- petitioner may elect to pur- IN THE CLASSIFIED PAGES ENTITLED TO ANY RE- cifications Document may meadows Way, Suite B200, AD MUST INCLUDE PRICE. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE. Jacksonville, Florida sue mediation. The elec- CLASSIFIEDS MAINING FUNDS. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTI- be obtained from Beverly NEWSPAPER RESERVES RIGHT TO EDIT COPY. SOD FARM needs per- FIED that an action to fore- 32256-7577, at phone num- tion may be accomplished Barker by phone at (386) by filing with the Depart- son to run farm equip., Dated this 4th day of close a mortgage on the 312-4110, or via e-mail at ber (904)807-3300. March, 2015. following property: ment a mediation agree- basic mechanic & handy- [email protected] ment with all parties to the u (preferred method). The Department will issue man skills. Hastings. Pay LOT 3, BLOCK 'A', WOOD- the permit with the at- proceeding (i.e., the applic- RFQ responses clearly ant, the Department, and neg. 904-669-5300 TIM SMITH CREST SUBDIVISION, AC- marked on the outside with tached conditions unless a Clerk of the Circuit Court CORDING TO THE MAP OR timely petition for an ad- any person who has filed a the Firm name and RFQ- timely and sufficient peti- PLAT THEREOF AS RE- SJR-01-2015 must be re- ministrative hearing is filed St. Augustine Group CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 6, under Sections 120.569 tion for a hearing). The ceived by Ms. Beverly agreement must contain all Homes is opening a new By: /s/ Kelly Purcell PAGE 23, OF THE PUBLIC Barker, Director of Capital and 120.57, Florida Stat- OFFICE HOURS utes, within fourteen days the information required by Deputy Clerk RECORDS OF PUTNAM home for behaviorally Contract Management, St. Rule 28-106.404, Florida COUNTY, FLORIDA Johns River State College, of receipt of notice. The challenged and intellec- procedures for petitioning Administrative Code. The Admin. Bldg. Room A0132, agreement must be re- tually disabled residents. 3/12/15, 3/19/15 has been filed against you 5001 St. Johns Ave., Pal- for a hearing are set forth Direct care staff needed Legal No. 00032033 and you are required to below. ceived by the Clerk in the MONDAY - FRIDAY atka, FL 32177 by 5:00 Office of General Counsel for all positions: man- serve a copy of your writ- p.m., EST, on March 31, ten defenses, if any, to it A person whose substan- of the Department at 3900 agers, weekdays, week- 2015. Faxed, e-mailed, con- Commonwealth Boulevard, on counsel for Plaintiff, ditional, late responses, tial interests are affected ends & overnight. Man- whose address is 6409 by the Department's pro- Mail Station 35, Talla- and deliveries to the wrong hassee, Florida 32399- agers should have 2 yrs Congress Avenue, Suite location will not be con- posed permitting decision 100, Boca Raton, Florida may petition for an admin- 3000, within ten days after exp in direct care, or a sidered. the deadline for filing a pe- 33487 on or befor e RFQ responses will be istrative proceeding (hear- Bachelorʼs deg. in Spe- 4/11/15/(30 days from Date ing)CAREER under Sections OPPORTUNITYtition, as set forth above. 8am - 4pm evaluated and ranked by Choosing mediation will cial Ed or related field. of First Publication of this committee per criteria con- 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- Non-mgmt should have Notice) and file the original ida Statutes. The petition not adversely affect the tained in the specifications right to a hearing if medi- GED/HS dip reqd, w/1 yr with the clerk of this court documents and may in- must contain the informa- either before service on tion set forth below and ation does not result in a exp in caretaking, or col- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF clude interviews of top settlement. THE 7TH JUDICIAL CIR- Plaintiff's attorney or im- ranked candidates. A pub- must be filed (received by CLASSIFIED FAX lege credits can subst. CUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- mediately thereafter; other- lic meeting will be held on the Clerk) in the Office of As provided in Section for exp. Competitive NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA wise a default will be April 2, 2015, at 10:00 a.m. General Counsel of the De- entered against you for the partment at 3900 Common- 120.573, Florida Statutes, starting rates. Apply in CIVIL DIVISION in Room A-152 on the SJR- the timely agreement of all relief demanded in the state Palatka Campus to wealth Boulevard, Mail Sta- person at 1735 S.R. 16, tionWE 35, Tallahassee, ARE LOOKING Flor- parties to mediateFOR.... will toll C A S E N O . : complaint or petition file evaluate written responses idaWE 32399-3000. ARE LOOKINGthe time limitations FOR.... im- DEADLINE... DEADLINE... St. Aug. 32084 between herein. 14000044CAAXMX for interviews. Interviews posed by Sections 120.569 th e hours of 9am-4pm WELLS FARGO BANK, of top scoring responders WITNESS my hand and the Under Rule 62-110.106(4), and 120.57, Florida Stat- M-F. DFWP. N.A., will be held on April 7, utes, for holding an admin- Plaintiff, seal of this Court at Put- 2015, in Room A-154 on the Florida• PROFESSIONALLY Administrative MINDED nam County, Florida, this Code, a person may re- istrative hearing and issu- Palatka Campus, open to ing a final order. Unless 2:00 P.M. 1:30 P.M. vs. 25th day of February, 2015. the public, culminating in a quest an extension of the FINANCIAL time for filing a petition for otherwise agreed by the meeting to develop a parties, the mediation must LORRAINE M. RAMBO; CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT ranked short-list to be re- an• administrative SELF MOTIVATED hearing. PEOPLE The request must be filed be concluded within sixty (312-5200) (312-5209) 300 FLOYD D. RAMBO; FORD COURT commended to the DBOT (received by the Clerk) in days of the execution of credit application is approved by the publisher. MOTOR CREDIT COM- BY: /s/ Ruth Milligan for action at their regularly DEPUTY CLERK the Office of General Coun- the agreement. If medi- GENERAL INFORMATION PANY, LLC; HOUSING FIN- scheduled meeting on April ation results in settlement ANCE CORPORATION III; 15, 2015. Following action sel• before LOOKING the end ofFOR the A PROFITABLE All advertising is accepted, subject to the 3/12/15, 3/19/15 time period for filing a peti- of the administrative dis- CANCELLATIONS HSBC BANK NEVADA, N.A. by the DBOT, contract ne- pute, the Department must approval of the publisher, who reserves the right to FKA HOUSEHOLD BANK Legal No. 00031757 gotiations will begin with tion for an administrative hearing. enter a final order incorpor- revise or reject any advertisement without notice. Private Party ads sold at a flat rate can be can- (SB), N.A.; MELROSE the top ranked Firm. & SATISFYING atingCAREER the agreement of the AREA PROPERTY OWN- parties. Persons seeking to The publisher reserves the right to correctly celled during the schedule, but no refund will be ERS' ASSOCIATION, INC. ; SJRstate reserves the right Petitions filed by any per- sons other than those en- protect their substantial in- classify and edit all copy. UNKNOWN TENANT (S); IN to reject any or all re- terests that would be af- made. POSSESSION OF THE sponses to the RFQ, to titled• MUSTto written HAVE notice un- GOOD Copy changes requested during a schedule con- CALL TODAY der Section 120.60(3), Flor- fected by such a modified SUBJECT PROPERTY, waive any or all informalit- final decision must file stitute a new ad, and new billing for schedule will Ads published at the open rate can be cancelled Defendants. ies in regards thereto, and ida Statutes must be filed LEGALS within COMMUNICATION fourteen days of their SKILLS petitions within four- be prepared. during the schedule, and the publisher will prorate to award a contract or con- teen days of receipt of this NOTICE OF FORECLOS- tracts which will be in the publication of the notice or within fourteen days of re- notice, or they shall be Please check your ad the first day it runs to 350 URE 386-312-5200SALE best interest of the College. your billing to the nearest earned rate. ceipt• VALIDof the written DRIVERS notice, deemedLICENSE to have waived see that all of the information is correct. This will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN their right to a proceeding pursuant to Final Judg- 2/26/15, 3/5/15, 3/12/15 whichever occurs first. insure that your ad is exactly what you want the Section 120.60(3), Florida under Sections 120.569 FREE ADS ment of Foreclosure dated Legal No. 00031630 • PREVIOUS EXPERIENCEand 120.57, AFlorida PLUS Stat- reader to see. the 11th day of February, Statutes, however, also al- lows that any person who utes. If mediation termin- Call us the FIRST DAY if you find an error after If you have found an item or a pet or want to give 2015, and entered in Case ates without settlement of No. 14000044 CAAXMX, of has asked the Department the FIRST DAY of publication. away anything of value (item, pet, service…) the EXPERIENCED for •notice WILL of agency TRAIN action RIGHTthe dispute, PERSON the Depart- CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL the Circuit Court of the 7TH may file a petition within ment shall notify all parties The publisher assumes no financial responsibil- Judicial Circuit in and for in writing that the adminis- Daily News will run an ad up to four consecutive Putnam County, Florida, fourteen days of receipt of ity beyond the charge of the ad. Direct questioning DRIVERS NEEDED such• PAIDnotice, regardlessVACATION, of trative 401K, hearing processes days. wherein WELLS FARGO regarding classified bill to our business office at the date of publication. under Sections 120.569 BANK, N.A. is the Plaintiff BONUS PLAN, MEDand 120.57, INS. Florida Stat- 312-5203. Call for details at 312-5200 or long distance at and LORRAINE M. RAMBO utes, remain available for Legal Notices FLOYD D. RAMBO FORD The petitioner shall mail a Immediately! copy of the petition to the disposition of the dispute, 800-881-7355. MOTOR CREDIT COM- and the notice will specify CREDIT POLICY PANY, LLC HOUSING FIN- applicant at the address in- ANNOUNCEMENTS dicated above at the time the deadlines that then will Rate charges are quoted at time of ad place- ANCE CORPORATION III apply for challenging the RATES/TERMS HSBC BANK NEVADA, N.A. of filing.IF YOU The failure MEET of any THESE

100 agency action and electing ment and all ads must be paid for at time of place- FKA HOUSEHOLDLOCAL BANK & REGIONAL WORK person to file a petition or Minimum size advertisement four (4) lines. All IN THE CIRCUIT COURT request for an extension of remedies under those two ment (Cash, Checks, Mastercard, Visa, American (SB), N.A. MELROSE AREA statutes. FOR THE SEVENTH JUDI- PROPERTY OWNERS' AS- time within fourteen days Express or Discover) unless a rates quoted are per line, per day. CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SOCIATION, INC.; and UN- of receiptQUALIFICATIONS of notice shall AND ARE PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Class A CDL, Minimum age 23, good MVR constitute a waiver of that 3/12/15 KNOWN TENANT (S) IN Legal No. 00031865 IDA POSSESSION OF THEand job history required. person's right to request SUBJECT PROPERTY are an administrativeLOOKING determin- FOR A HIGH PAYING CASE NO. 13-308-CA-53 defendants. The Clerk of ation (hearing) under Sec- this Court shall sell to the tions 120.569 and 120.57, TD BANK, N.A., highest and best bidder for Florida Statutes. Any sub- Plaintiff, cash electronically at sequent intervention (in a 312-5200 APPLY ONLINE AT proceedingPROFESSIONAL initiated by an- CAREER www.putnam.realforeclose. v. com, 11:00 AM on the 2ndPritchettTrucking.com other party) will be only at Special Notices day of June, 2015, the fol- the discretion of the TOLL FREE GRAY FARMS, LLC, GARY presiding officer upon the lowing described property A. VEATCH, EDWARD A. APPLY IN PERSON TO Single cemetery plot as set forth in said Final filing of a motion in compli- NEWMAN III, ET AL., Judgment, to wit: (800) 486-7504 ance with Rule 28-106.205, $1100 & 2 side-by-side Defendants. Florida AdministrativeSTEPHEN FULP plots $1200 each. All in LOT 5, BLOCK K, OF MEL- Code. Palatka Memorial NOTICE OF SALE PURSU- ROSE LANDING SUBDIVI- 800-881-7355 ANT TO F.S. CHAPTER 45 SION, A SUBDIVISION, AS A petition ATthat disputesBECK the CHRYSLER Gardens 386-336-0269 PER THE PLAT THEREOF material facts on which the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FILED AT PLAT BOOK 6, Department's action is that the undersigned, the PAGE 29, OF THE PUBLIC based must contain the fol- Clerk of the Circuit Court RECORDS OF PUTNAM lowing information, as in- pursuant to a Judgment COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO- dicated in Rule 28-106.201, entered on the 11th day of GETHER WITH A MOBILE Florida Administrative June, 2014, and the Order Code: THURSDAY.indd 1 HOME SITUATED THERE- 3/11/15 3:24 PM Granting Motion to Res- ON, WHICH IS AFFIXED TO (a) The name and address chedule Foreclosure Sale THE AFOREDESCRIBED of each agency affected entered on the 25th day of REAL PROPERTY AND IN- and each agency's file or February, 2015, in that cer- CORPORATED THEREIN. identification number, if tain case pending in the known; Circuit Court in and for TOGETHER WITH A 1990 (b) The name, address, and Putnam County, Florida, CHAP DOUBLEWIDE MO- telephone number of the Civil Action No. 13-308-CA- BILE HOME WITH THE ID# petitioner; the name, ad- 53, in which TD BANK, N.A. OF GAFLL05B16981CH dress, and telephone num- is the Plaintiff and GRAY AND GAFLL05A16981CH ber of the petitioner's rep- FARMS, LLC, GARY A. resentative, if any, which VEATCH, and EDWARD A. ANY PERSON CLAIMING shall be the address for NEWMAN III are Defend- AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- service purposes during ants, will sell to the highest PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF the course of the proceed- and best bidder for cash at ANY, OTHER THAN THE ing; and an explanation of the South entrance of the PROPERTY OWNER AS OF how the petitioner's sub- Putnam County Court- THE DATE OF THE LIS stantial interests will be af- house, at 410 St. Johns Av- PENDENS MUST FILE A fected by the determina- enue, Palatka, Florida, on CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS tion; the 31st day of March, AFTER THE SALE. (c) A statement of when 2015, at 11:00 a.m., the and how the petitioner re- same being a legal sale day If you are a person with a ceived notice of the Depart- and the hour a legal hour disability who needs an ac- ment's decision; of sale, the following de- commodation in order to (d) A statement of all dis- scribed property located in access court facilities or puted issues of material Putnam County, Florida: participate in a court pro- fact. If there are none, the ceeding, you are entitled, petition must so indicate; The following property in at no cost to you, to the (e) A concise statement of Putnam County, Florida: provision of certain assist- the ultimate facts alleged, ance. including the specific facts PARCEL 1: To request such an accom- the petitioner contends That part of Government modation, please contact warrant reversal or modi- Lot 17, Section 18, Town- Court Administration in ad- fication of the ship 9 South, Range 23 vance of the date the ser- Department's proposed ac- East, Putnam County, Flor- vice is needed: tion; ida, described as follows: Court Administration (f) A statement of the spe- Commence at the Southw- 125 E. Orange Ave., Ste. cific rules or statutes the est corner of said Lot 17 300 petitioner contends re- and run thence East along Daytona Beach, FL 32114 quire reversal or modifica- an old fence a distance of (386) 257-6096 tion of the Department's 526.58 feet more or less to Hearing or voice impaired, proposed action; and a 2" iron corner post for please call 711. (g) A statement of the re- the Point of Beginning; lief sought by the petition- from this point of begin- Dated this 26th day of Feb- er, stating precisely the ac- ning run thence North ruary, 2015. tion petitioner wishes the along an old fence a dis- Department to take with re- tance of 862.2 feet to the TIM SMITH spect to the Department's fence marking the South Clerk Of The Circuit Court proposed action. line of the Eliam Cemetery; thence run East along the By: /s/ Ashley Darby Because the administrat- Eliam Cemetery south Deputy Clerk ive hearing process is de- fence line a distance of signed to formulate final 354.28 feet; thence run 3/5/15, 3/12/15 agency action, the filing of North along the Eliam Legal No. 00031771 a petition means that the Cemetery east fence line a Department's final action distance of 441.48 feet to may be different from the the right of way line of position taken by it in this State Road No. 21; thence notice. Persons whose run Southeasterly along substantial interests will be the Southwesterly line of affected by any such final said State Road No. 21 a decision of the Depart- distance of 1460.2 feet (as ment have the right to peti- measured in chords of 100 tion to become a party to feet) to the South line of the proceeding, in accord- said Lot 17; thence run ance with the require- West along the South line ments set forth above. of said Lot 17, a distance of 781.42 feet to the Point of In addition to requesting an Beginning. administrative hearing, any petitioner may elect to pur- ALSO: sue mediation. The elec- That part of the North 175 tion may be accomplished feet of Government Lot 4 in by filing with the Depart- Section 19, Township 9 ment a mediation agree- South, Range 23 East, Put- ment with all parties to the nam County, Florida, lying proceeding (i.e., the applic- West of State Road No. 21. ant, the Department, and any person who has filed a EXCEPTING THEREFROM: timely and sufficient peti- All that part of parcel 2 of tion for a hearing). The lands described in Official agreement must contain all Records Book 150 Page the information required by 242 of the public records of Rule 28-106.404, Florida Putnam County, Florida ly- Administrative Code. The ing Westerly of State Road agreement must be re- #21, Easterly of third call ceived by the Clerk in the and Northerly of an East- Office of General Counsel erly projection of second of the Department at 3900 call of said lands, being all Commonwealth Boulevard, that part of lands de- Mail Station 35, Talla- scribed in Deed Book "G", hassee, Florida 32399- Page 373 of said public re- 3000, within ten days after cords, lying within Parcel 2 the deadline for filing a pe- of lands described in Offi- tition, as set forth above. cial Records Book 150, Choosing mediation will Page 242 and Westerly of not adversely affect the State Road #21. right to a hearing if medi- ation does not result in a LESS: settlement. Parcel C: A parcel of land situated in As provided in Section Government Lot 4 of Sec- 120.573, Florida Statutes, tion 19, Township 9 South, the timely agreement of all Range 23 East, Putnam parties to mediate will toll County, Florida, being the time limitations im- more particularly de- posed by Sections 120.569 scribed as follows: and 120.57, Florida Stat- utes, for holding an admin- Begin at the Northwest istrative hearing and issu- corner of said Government ing a final order. Unless Lot 4 and run North 88 de- otherwise agreed by the grees 55'47" East along the parties, the mediation must North line thereof a dis- be concluded within sixty tance of 453.72 feet; thence days of the execution of run South 00 degrees the agreement. If medi- 47'01" East, 182.48 feet to ation results in settlement the South line of lands de- of the administrative dis- scribed in Official Records pute, the Department must Book 493, Page 1879; enter a final order incorpor- thence run South 89 de- ating the agreement of the grees 04'10" West along parties. Persons seeking to said South line a distance protect their substantial in- of 452.11 feet to the West terests that would be af- line of Government Lot 4; fected by such a modified thence run North 01 de- final decision must file grees 17'32" West along their petitions within four- said West line a distance of teen days of receipt of this 181.40 feet to the Point of notice, or they shall be Beginning. deemed to have waived their right to a proceeding The said property offered under Sections 120.569 together with all the tene- and 120.57, Florida Stat- ments, hereditaments and utes. If mediation termin- appurtenances thereunto ates without settlement of belonging or in any way the dispute, the Depart- appertaining, being sold to ment shall notify all parties satisfy said judgment. in writing that the adminis- trative hearing processes ANY PARTY OTHER THAN under Sections 120.569 THE PROPERTY OWNER and 120.57, Florida Stat- CLAIMING AN INTEREST utes, remain available for IN THE SURPLUS FROM disposition of the dispute, THE SALE, IF ANY, MUST and the notice will specify FILE A CLAIM WITH THE the deadlines that then will CLERK OF COURT NO apply for challenging the LATER THAN SIXTY (60) agency action and electing DAYS AFTER THE SALE. IF remedies under those two YOU FAIL TO FILE A statutes. CLAIM, YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY RE- 3/12/15 MAINING FUNDS. Legal No. 00031865 Dated this 4th day of March, 2015.

TIM SMITH Clerk of the Circuit Court

By: /s/ Kelly Purcell Deputy Clerk

3/12/15, 3/19/15 Legal No. 00032033 STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIR- ONMENTAL PROTECTION NOTICE OF INTENT TO IS- SUE PERMIT The Department of Envir- onmental Protection gives notice of its intent to issue a permit to City of Palatka WWTF, City Manager, 201 N 2nd Street, Palatka, Flor- ida 32177, for operation of the City of Palatka WWTF (PA File Number: FL0040061-014-DW1P). The facility is an existing 3.0 MGD AADF wastewater treatment plant utilizing biological treatment pro- cesses to treat domestic wastewater to meet sec- ondary treatment and ba- sic-level disinfection re- quirements (for surface wa- ter discharge) or high-level disinfection requirements (for reuse reclaimed water on public access land ap- plication sites). The permit- tee is authorized to dis- charge 3.0 MGD AADF to the Lower Johns River and 3.5 MGD AADF reuse via slow-rate public access land application sites. The facility is located at latit- ude 29o36'56.96" N, longit- ude 81o39'4.43" W on 3010 Browns Landings Road, Palatka, Florida 32177 in Putnam County. The intent to issue and ap- plication file are available for public inspection dur- ing normal business hours, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, ex- cept legal holidays, at the Department's Northeast District Office, 7825 Bay- meadows Way, Suite B200, Jacksonville, Florida 32256-7577, at phone num- ber (904)807-3300. The Department will issue the permit with the at- tached conditions unless a timely petition for an ad- ministrative hearing is filed under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Stat- utes, within fourteen days of receipt of notice. The procedures for petitioning for a hearing are set forth below. A person whose substan- tial interests are affected by the Department's pro- posed permitting decision may petition for an admin- istrative proceeding (hear- ing) under Sections 120.569 and 120.57, Flor- ida Statutes. The petition must contain the informa- tion set forth below and must be filed (received by the Clerk) in the Office of General Counsel of the De- partment at 3900 Common- wealth Boulevard, Mail Sta- tion 35, Tallahassee, Flor- ida 32399-3000. Under Rule 62-110.106(4), Florida Administrative Code, a person may re- quest an extension of the time for filing a petition for an administrative hearing. The request must be filed (received by the Clerk) in the Office of General Coun- sel before the end of the time period for filing a peti- tion for an administrative hearing. Petitions filed by any per- sons other than those en- titled to written notice un- der Section 120.60(3), Flor- ida Statutes must be filed within fourteen days of publication of the notice or within fourteen days of re- ceipt of the written notice, whichever occurs first. Section 120.60(3), Florida Statutes, however, also al- lows that any person who has asked the Department for notice of agency action may file a petition within fourteen days of receipt of such notice, regardless of the date of publication. The petitioner shall mail a copy of the petition to the applicant at the address in- dicated above at the time of filing. The failure of any person to file a petition or request for an extension of time within fourteen days of receipt of notice shall constitute a waiver of that person's right to request an administrative determin- ation (hearing) under Sec- tions 120.569 and 120.57, Florida Statutes. Any sub- sequent intervention (in a proceeding initiated by an- other party) will be only at the discretion of the presiding officer upon the filing of a motion in compli- ance with Rule 28-106.205, Florida Administrative Code. A petition that disputes the material facts on which the Department's action is based must contain the fol- lowing information, as in- dicated in Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code: (a) The name and address of each agency affected and each agency's file or identification number, if known; (b) The name, address, and telephone number of the petitioner; the name, ad- dress, and telephone num- ber of the petitioner's rep- resentative, if any, which shall be the address for service purposes during the course of the proceed- ing; and an explanation of how the petitioner's sub- stantial interests will be af- fected by the determina- tion; (c) A statement of when and how the petitioner re- ceived notice of the Depart- ment's decision; (d) A statement of all dis- puted issues of material fact. If there are none, the petition must so indicate; (e) A concise statement of the ultimate facts alleged, including the specific facts the petitioner contends warrant reversal or modi- fication of the Department's proposed ac- tion; (f) A statement of the spe- cific rules or statutes the petitioner contends re- quire reversal or modifica- tion of the Department's proposed action; and (g) A statement of the re- lief sought by the petition- er, stating precisely the ac- tion petitioner wishes the Department to take with re- spect to the Department's proposed action. Because the administrat- ive hearing process is de- signed to formulate final agency action, the filing of a petition means that the Department's final action may be different from the position taken by it in this notice. Persons whose substantial interests will be affected by any such final decision of the Depart- ment have the right to peti- tion to become a party to the proceeding, in accord- ance with the require- ments set forth above. In addition to requesting an administrative hearing, any petitioner may elect to pur- sue mediation. The elec- tion may be accomplished by filing with the Depart- ment a mediation agree- ment with all parties to the proceeding (i.e., the applic- ant, the Department, and any person who has filed a timely and sufficient peti- tion for a hearing). The agreement must contain all the information required by Rule 28-106.404, Florida 10A CLASSIFIEDS • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 Administrative Code. The agreement must be re- Mattresses: Thick plush New women's suede Interlachen near Post 2412 Gillis St. Palatka MH for Sale with Extra Legalceived by Notices the Clerk in the pillow-top or tight-top, all Machinery & moccasins, tan, 8 Pets & Supplies Apartments Office: 3BR/2BA $525 2/1 single family, fenced Large Lot: 139 Holly Hill Office of General Counsel sizes. Cheapest prices! medium, inside/ outside, + dep. 386-546-5335 yd, Lease program avail. Ln., Hawthorne. $48K. of the Department at 3900 Tools Commonwealth Boulevard, Pomona Park 336-1544 $10. 386-684-0372 Full-blooded Shih-Tzu $750 dn $540/m $65K Owner will fin. $5K down, Mail Station 35, Talla- male pups, gold/white, 1 BR efficiency $475/m FOR SALE 855-671-5657 $800/m. Must see to hassee, Florida 32399- 10" cut Delta miter saw tri-color, $250 each. +Sec. Electricity incl'd. appreciate 904-613-3208 3000, within ten days after REAL ESTATE w/stand & blades $150. Pool chemical - DE filter, 386-350-0202 References required. For Sale/Trade: 3/2 352-226-6895 or the deadline for filing a pe- Garage Sales 3/4HP floor grinder $100. never opened, $10. 700 tition, as set forth above. 386-325-8378/937-1546 on 1.5 ac. New roof & 352-475-6215 Choosing mediation will 3 family Sat 8-3, 108 386-698-2226 386-530-0898 kitchen. N. Palatka. not adversely affect the Round Lake Cir., Rain $65K 386-916-9172 right to a hearing if medi- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES Waterfront ation does not result in a or Shine King bed, furn., RCA 5-disc CD Barrington Apts settlement. Kids to plus sz clothes, Miscellaneous Offering 2BR Leasing player, $10. 560 Homes for sale Palatka, Fisherman's retreat or Tv, Toys Lots of misc. 386-916-5509 for April. 386-325-0512 As provided in Section High-dollar wood floor- www.barrington E. Palatka, Owner fin., weekend getaway, 2/1 120.573, Florida Statutes, You snooze you lose. ing, 12 mil. 200SF or un- apartments.org low dn pymt. Starting w/ over 1200 SF & the timely agreement of all der, includes pad, 1/4 detached 1/1 on canal parties to mediate will toll ESTATE SALE Sewing enthusiasts! I @ $40K, 386-559-0660 round, & t-mold, $900 that leads to Georges the time limitations im- have buttons, zippers, posed by Sections 120.569 This sale is really installed. LLC. 916-9292 Lakes. New deck, gas notions, all for $25! Homes and 120.57, Florida Stat- special! Avid horse stove. $69,900. Call Pat utes, for holding an admin- lover is moving to 386-649-9075 Mobile Homes istrative hearing and issu- Homes Attn Investors! 2 houses, Alters w/ Keller Williams Arizona & everything Items $25 or First Coast Realty ing a final order. Unless 3BR/2BA each, 1510 & Affordable living, quiet, otherwise agreed by the must go! - Even the (904) 571-9751 house!! - Horse Less Wool coat, woman's size 1512 Oak St. $70K OBO Senior park, $3,500- parties, the mediation must NOF 386-385-3818 be concluded within sixty riding/western gear, 18 black lined knee Executive 5/4 home near $19,000, 386-698-3648 days of the execution of furn., amazing costume 1 large pickup truck load length, $12. Like new. Livestock golf course. 5 Putter Ln. lakecrescentflorida.com RECREATIONAL the agreement. If medi- of goat manure, $15. You Palatka. $1,900/m jewelry, room full of 386-530-0898 2 homes for the price of ation results in settlement haul. 386-329-8603 386-328-2775 ext. 172 of the administrative dis- clothes, shoes & acc. Hay - Fertilized, Barn- one! 3BR/1BA, LR, DR, 800 For Sale or Rent pute, the Department must Elvis collection, tools, Stored. Large Rolls $55. laundry, gallery kitchen, 2/1 $450/m + $450 sec enter a final order incorpor- bed & bath, $0.99 stuff, 2 4ft bay tree in 5-gallon Sporting Goods Pomona Park area patio, separate 2BR/1BA ating the agreement of the 386-546-4466 or $13.9K 904-687-7212 parties. Persons seeking to so much! Sat & Sun pot, $9.95 ea., both for guest house w/LR, eat-in protect their substantial in- 8a-2p NO EARLY $19.90. 386-325-7649 EZ Go golf cart, electric, kitchen, & its own fenced Nice, clean 2BR down- terests that would be af- BIRDS, PLEASE. good shape, looks & in area. Convenient loca- town Palatka for Section fected by such a modified 3109 Edgemoor St. runs good, $1,100. tion right off SR 20, 108 Mobile Home final decision must file 3 Hummel 1st edition 8 client. 808 Olive St. 386-467-2693 Hoover Rd., Hollister. their petitions within four- porcelain collector plates, Free Animals $550/m. 540-250-0239 With Land teen days of receipt of this Estate/Moving Sale $129K. 813-376-0515 notice, or they shall be "Little Champions" $25 109 Silver Beach Blvd, Free male & female Fruitland 4/2 w/4.75 ac., deemed to have waived for all. 328-2884 lv msg Yamaha golf cart, needs TRANSPORTATION Pomona Pk Fri & Sat 8-2 Chihuahua & Chihuahua shed, pole barn, $36K their right to a proceeding batteries, $900. Phil: River Villas 2BR/2BA, under Sections 120.569 Furn., appliances, yard mix dogs. 386-329-8329 cash or possible owner 386-467-9583 lv msg Screen porch, Carport, 900 and 120.57, Florida Stat- equip., clothes & dishes. 4 cast iron plants - fern - Mobile Homes fin. Call or text for info: utes. If mediation termin- Lots of really good stuff. in 3-gallon pots, $6 ea, New AC, Crn lot, $60k ates without settlement of For appt. 386-649-6817 386-559-2520 the dispute, the Depart- No early birds please. $24 for all. 386-325-7649 PETS & SUPPLIES FOR RENT ment shall notify all parties REAL ESTATE Palatka, Wards Rd. in writing that the adminis- 3BR/2BA MH 1710SF, Palatka 3BR/2BA brick Interlachen, Satsuma, 600 Beautiful Italian garden 550 trative hearing processes Multi-Family Fri & Sat 9-3 under Sections 120.569 wall tapestry 50"W x Fireplace, Lease home, nice nbhd, new Owner fin., low down and 120.57, Florida Stat- 205 Hess Rd. Geor- 36"H, $25. 386-649-9075 Program. $87K. Call for drain field & septic, pymt. Starting @ utes, remain available for getown. Take Browns Details: 855-547-2240 $125K. 386-972-3243 $25K, 386-559-0660 disposition of the dispute, Fish Camp Rd. off 309. and the notice will specify FREE books: Fiction & the deadlines that then will apply for challenging the non-fiction. PB romance agency action and electing Fri. only 8a-? Satsuma, & HC novels. Pomona Pk remedies under those two Hwy 17 @ N. Dunns area. 386-649-5505 statutes. Creek Bridge. Boys up to 4T & plus size men & Classified 3/12/15 Legal No. 00031865 women's clothing; boy's 4T tuxedo; toys; books; F DVDs & more! Top load MERCHANDISE washer, looks rough but runs great $50. Line Ad Merchandise for Sale 400 HUGE Sale 5 family Sat 8am-? 201 Walker R Ave., Hollister 1 Item $25 or Less • 1 Item Per Coupon Don't miss this one! 2 Coupons Per Week • 4 lines - 4 Days

204 Wilson Dr. Inter- lachen. Th/Fr/Sa 8-1 Coupon MUST be filled out and include price. Easter items, hshld, some furn. & other misc. E Please No Phone Calls, Faxes or Emails Fuel Oil & Yard/Craft Sale Fri & Sat Firewood 8a-? 4023 Browns Land- Coupon must be mailed or dropped off. ing Rd. @ end of Lundy Rd. Clothes, books, Palatka Daily News, P. O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 386-684-3116 VHS, DVDs, crocheted or 1825 St. Johns Avenue * R&J Wood Service * crafts, etc. E Blackjack Oak, Oak, Newspaper reserves the right to edit copy. $75/load delivered. Lawn & Garden Name: Used Mowers for Sale: Hyde's: 386-326-6272 * SCAG Super Z Address: Seasoned Firewood: SSZ20CV Blackjack, $70/pickup 52" Cut $750 load. Delivered locally. * EX Mark LCT5219KA Phone: 52" Cut $600 *John Deere LA130 Ad: 48" Cut $100 Furniture & * Husqvarna RZ4219 42" Cut $750 Upholstery * Husqvarna EZ4824 48" Cut $1,499 * Wright Commercial Baby crib w/bumper pad, ZTD 48" Cut, $3,999 mattress, cover, quilt & Futch's Power Depot 625 S. Hwy 19 Palatka sheets, all for $60. Approximately 16 to 20 letters and spaces per line. 386-937-7228 386-385-5658 USED

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386.329.1150 www.ccbg.com in music and art 12 • APPLAUSE • THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015

031215 Applause.indd 1 3/10/15 2:06 PM in Lake Como's member- orange juice, coffee and CHILI COOK-OFFS on piano will be the stperersanglican.com. speaker will be Apostle ship has voted to merge tea. Prices begin at $1.50. First Presbyterian accompanist for each con- Carol Baker of Kingdom with Victory Christian Call 698-2635. Church of Palatka will cert. The public is invited. HOPE'S CLOSET SALE Dimension Assembly of Howe Memorial Methodist Church's 19th annual event Fellowship in East St. James United host its second annual For details, call the Women of Hope Jacksonville. The public is Palatka. Methodist Church will chili cook off at 5:30 p.m. church at 328-1435. Lutheran's Annual invited. Pastor Ben Tippett has have its Methodist Men’s March 18 at 123 S. Second Hope's Closet fundraiser been called back to Victory Dinner and Program at St. The event is a fund- Lenten Prayer, services will be Friday and REVIVALS to celebrate area women's creativity and talents Christian as its pastor. He 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at 400 raiser for the children’s St. Monica Catholic Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 Rhema Healing and will be preaching Sunday Reid St., Palatka. Guest ministry. Tasters are $.25 Church Stations of the p.m. The fundraiser will Deliverance Ministry, at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. speaker will be Phyllis each or $2 a bowl. Cross are prayed each include a large selection of 194 Louis Broer Road, East By Pete Skiba “People like my costume. And Rodgers The public is invited to Criswell, Putnam County Participants are welcome. Friday night during Lent new or gently used cloth- Palatka, will have its Palatka Daily News and Hammerstein are my favorite,” Brown come and welcome Pastor Superintendent of Schools. For details, or to partici- at 6 p.m. at the church at ing and accessories for Rhema Healing and said. “They are the best.” Tippett ad his wife, Helen, Dinner is $6 and includes pate, call 328-1435. 114 South 4th St. Palatka. sale, baked goods. All pro- Deliverance Ministry reviv- RESCENT CITY -- The city will come Music will also accompany the beauty of back to the church. corned beef and cabbage. First Presbyterian Everyone is welcome. ceeds will go to the mission al today and Friday at 7 alive with the sound of music, the dance when the young dancers from The Wives and friends are Church of Crescent A Lenten mission, “Our of the church and outreach p.m. The speaker will be beauty of dance and a little nutty fun Academy of Rising Stars perform. It sounds FUNDRAISERS invited to attend the din- City will host its Chili Journey of Faith,” will be in the community. Pastor Lorenzo T. Wright Cin a church hall at 3 p.m. Sunday. like they plan an energetic performance. Trinity United ner and program. Call Cook-off Saturday in the presented March 22-24. The church is at 273 Sr. The public is invited. The Howe Memorial Methodist Church “We will have a lyrical Christian dance Methodist Church’s 328-1461. Warner Fellowship Hall, On Sunday, March 22, County Road 309 in Holy Word Revival Fellowship Hall, 252 Summit St., plans to that will be much more than a classical- United Methodist Men St. Monica Catholic corner of Cypress Avenue from 7-8 p.m. will be “We Satsuma. Call 649-4889. Center will host two host the 19th annual Women in Music and style ballet. It will have acrobatics,” said will have a breakfast meet- Church will serve a baked and South Prospect Live”; and Monday, nights of empowerment Art event starting with an art and craft Lindsey McKinney, from the academy. ing at 8:30 a.m. Saturday chicken dinner from 4-7 Street. March 23, “We Believe"; CONCERTS at 7 p.m. today and Friday exhibition at 2 p.m. “There will be gymnastics, a jazz routine in the fellowship hall, 1400 p.m., the first Thursday of The event is open to the with refreshments to fol- Pure Heart Trio of at 806 St. Johns Ave., The show costs $5 and the proceeds will with lots of tumbling. And another gymnas- Husson Ave., Palatka. each month in the Parish public. To enter, partici- low; and Tuesday, March Jacksonville will be in Palatka. Guest speaker go to the art and music department of tics routine to the music from “Fame.” All men are invited to Enrichment Center, 410 pants should bring three 23, 7-7:30 p.m., “We concert at 10 a.m. Sunday will be Evangelist/ Crescent City Jr./Sr. High School. The dancers range in age from 6 years bring their sons and Oak St., Palatka. Cost is quarts of chili to the Transform” with confes- at New Beginnings Psalmist Emil Bridges. “I’ll be performing with L’il T,” said Myra old to 15 years old. Six years old? grandsons. The Rev. John $8 and includes baked church by 3 p.m. the day sions from 7:30-8 p.m. Baptist Church in obser- Morning Glory service Lord, show chairwoman. “She has a whole “She is a good little gymnastic dancer,” F. Bennett is pastor. Call chicken, mashed potatoes, of the event. Guest presenter will be vance of its first home- will begin at 8 a.m. routine, but we’re so crazy there is no tell- McKinney said. “She does cartwheels and 325-5272. green beans, roll, dessert, Cash prizes will be Fr. Augustin Nellarikayil, coming at VFW Bert Saturday with prayer at 6 ing what all could happen.” handsprings.” St. James United and beverage. awarded. Judging begins Catholic priest chaplain Hodge Post, Crill Ave., a.m. Pastor Vivian L’il T, Diane Geiger, is well known by her The show is a celebration of women and Methodist Church's at 4 p.m. with eat in or of St. Vincent’s Hospital Palatka. The group will Johnson is host pastor. stage name for her comedy routines at vari- their talent. It includes an arts and crafts Fellowship Breakfast is '100 women in red' take out available until 6 in Jacksonville. also sing at 6 p.m. at United Pentecostal ous venues. She is so well known that she show that also showcases women’s talent. today at the church at 400 Gethsemane p.m. Cost for chili is $5 St. John the Dunham Woods Baptist Church, 1105 S. State has a stage name. Planning to have her handcrafted jewelry Reid St., Palatka. Missionary Baptist for all you can eat, includ- Evangelist Catholic Church, 151 Hoover Road 19, Palatka will con- Lord says that when L’il T gets going the on display before the singing and dancing Donations will be accepted Church of Hastings the ing a drink. Church, 1200 State Road Road, Hollister. duct revival services at audience has been known to have as much begins; Jill Goodman said she appreciates to cover the cost of the Trustee Ministry will Guest judges will be 20, Interlachen will host The public is invited to 7:30 p.m. March 18 fun as her. L’il T has a whole array of cos- CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News the opportunity for women to exhibit their food. For details, call 328- observe its “100 Women in Crescent City Mayor Joe Lenten Parish Mission both events. A love offer- through March 21 and 10 tumes. There is no telling what she’ll be Sousan Wilson will be displaying her jewelry during the Women in Music and Art talents. 1461. Red” program at 7 p.m. Santa; Crescent City March 16-18. ing will be received. a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, dressed up as. event in Crescent City on Sunday. “Not only men are artists,” Goodman Howe Memorial Saturday at 317 Daniels Chief of Police Robert L. Monday from 6-7:30 Shirley Bradner, March 22. Guest evange- Lord could act as straight man, uh said. “We women are pretty great too.” United Methodist St. This year’s theme is Johnson; and Grace p.m. will be The Great Southern gospel singer, list will be the Rev. woman – after all it is a show by and about Lord emphasized that men, women and Church will have a “Christian Women Tested Thomas, member of First Invitation. Tuesday will return for a second Michael Hyde of the talent of women in Putnam County professionals. for hymns about praising God, Jesus and families were invited to attend the crafts Community Fellowship by Fire, Saved by Faith.” Presbyterian Church of morning session will fol- time in concert at Victory Springfield, Ill. given by GFWC Crescent City Women’s “We started in 2000,” said Dee Goolsby, happiness,” Goolsby said. “We’ll do three exhibition and the show. Pancake Breakfast from The speaker will be Crescent City. Call 698- low Holy Mass at 8 a.m. Christian Fellowship on Club. director. “We are just a group of women numbers in the show.” “We encourage everyone to bring their 7-9:30 a.m. every Saturday Minister Sandra Gilyard. 2117 or 467-8182. and Empowerment in the Saturday at 7 p.m. The SPECIAL SERVICES Then again mixing an admittedly crazy- who really like to sing. The women in the The group plans to carry its gospel music spouses, family friends and neighbors to until April 18 at 252 S. The public is invited. The Holy Spirit at 6 p.m. church is at 418 Highway Holy Word Revival fun Lord with L’il T could lead to some group represent six different churches.” to the accompaniment of professionally enjoy a fabulous afternoon of exciting art Summit St., Crescent City. Rev. Rick Torrence is the LENT EVENTS St. Patrick's Day din- 17 South, East Palatka. A Center will host its interesting back and forth comedy. Having church-choir backgrounds, the recorded music. displays and entertainment,” Lord said. The menu includes pan- host pastor and Rev. Karon St. Mark’s Episcopal ner will be at 5 and 7 p.m. love offering will be annual Morning Glory When she isn’t making with the comedy harmonizing women have chosen to lift Singer Rusty Brown said she plans to “This event may be by and about women, cakes, eggs, bacon, sau- Torrence is the co-pastor. Church will observe the Wednesday at 6 p.m. received. Call 325-3282. Service Saturday at 806 routines, L’il T is a woman from the spirits in the fellowship hall with gospel wear her 1910 Victorian era dress as she but we invite all the men to come and share sage, toast, biscuit and For details, call (386) 235- Lenten season with a will be Forgiveness fol- Eden Baptist Church, St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Jacksonville area with roots so deep in music at the show. belts out show tunes. A Florida in the excitement. The show is basically to gravy, oatmeal, grits, 7324 or (904)806-3311. weekly Wednesday soup lowed by Holy Mass and 2405, Rt 219-A, The Rev. Vivian Johnson Crescent City she keeps returning for Five of the women are sopranos. They Chautauqua performer, she has a selection highlight all the local talent we have hiding and bread supper until prayers for healing. Hawthorne, will host a is pastor. Prayer begins friends and to sing with Ladies in are singers. from “Oklahoma,” “Carousel” and “South here in Putnam County and to celebrate holy week at 6 p.m., fol- The public is invited. gospel sing with song- at 6 a.m. with the service Harmony. One can see the professionalism as Pacific” to choose from for the show. the creativity we women possess.” Sunshine lowed by Holy Eucharist For details, call 684-2528. writer Ronnie Hinson on at 8 a.m. The public is “She is just so funny and nutty,” Lord Goolsby describes the talent. The first CLEANING SERVICE at 7 p.m. at 200 Main St., Saint Peter’s Sunday at 6 p.m. Hinson invited. said. “But she also sings really good.” soprano sings melody and three singers, Palatka. Anglican Church, 103 wrote well-known songs Word of God/Unity of PRESSURE WASHING ALWAYS LOW PRICES. ALWAYS WALHMART. Ladies in Harmony are eight non-profes- the second sopranos, sing mid-harmony. First Presbyterian W. Louis Broer Road, including "The Light God Church will have sional singers who have their harmonies Altos capture the lower part of the scale. WINDOW CLEANING Church of Palatka East Palatka, Third House" and "When He Friday night evangelist down enough to perform as if they were “You see, we do three-part harmony LOW PRESSURE ROOF Lenten Concert Series Sunday in Lent with Was On The Cross, I Was services beginning at 7 CLEANING continues Wednesday adult studies begins at 9 On His Mind," according p.m. at 1202 Madison St., GUTTER CLEAN OUT from 12:15-12:45 p.m. at a.m. and Holy Eucharist to a news release. Call Palatka with Assistant 4 Rooms Carpet Cleaning - $10000 POOL DECKS & DOCKS the church at 123 S. will be at 10:30 a.m. (352) 214-7800. Pastor Frankie Mincey OVER PHOTO: The 19th annual Women in Music and Art BLIND CLEANING Second St. The concert Services are also on and Minister Will L. Includes Hallway - (Traffi c Lanes Only) event will be Sunday at Howe Memorial Methodist Church in 24 HOUR FIRE & WATER EMERGENCY SERVICES CHURCH STEEPLES will feature trio with Wednesday at 6:15 p.m. YOUTH SUNDAY Wright Jr. Crescent City. Some of the participating women include, from 1024 S. State Rd. 19 Melody Thompson, with evening prayer and Grace & Truth Refreshments will fol- Ctop left, clockwise, Ashley Sheppard displaying her photogra- LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY ED & WENDY KILLEBREW FREE ESTIMATES 328-6733 Sharon Flatter and David Holy Eucharist. Friday at Deliverance Ministries, low the services. phy; Pat Maden with her photos; Jill Goodman with her jewelry; FULLY INSURED INCLUDING Clapp on March 18. Other 11 a.m. will be Holy Hour Inc., 700 North 11th St., Sunday morning wor- and soloist Sousan Wilson, who will also display her jewelry. LIABILITY AND WORKER’S concert dates include of Prayer and 6:30 p.m. Palatka, will celebrate its ship service begins at 11 COMPENSATION soloist Sandy Glenn with Stations of The Pastoral Sunday Service a.m. with healing and Photo by CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News 328-8660 Open 24 Hours Brown on March 25; and Cross. The Rev. John for host senior pastor, deliverance with Pastor 608 Main Street 386-328-3017 7 Days A Week soloist Sam Mowery on Jacobs is vicar. Call 546- Apostle Cora B. Fells, on Apostle M.L. Thomas. www.palatkapressurewashing.com April 1. Jeannie Brown 5899 or visit Sunday at 5 p.m. Guest The public is invited. Like it never even happened.® Palatka, Florida Jim Andrews, Robert Gill & Josh Hill 2 • Applause • THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 • Applause • 11

031215 Applause.indd 2 3/10/15 2:05 PM and Sister Danyel Carter of Guest speakers include DEADLINE Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Bishop Leo Robinson, today; The regular church news Church. Willie Caison on Friday and deadline is noon Monday for Saturday at noon, the Women’s Pastor Jarvis Wright on Sunday. publication on Thursday. Send Ministry will host At 4 p.m. Sunday, the church church briefs to clerk@palatka- a High Noon Tea will celebrate its mortgage dailynews.com or drop it off at with guest speak- burning. The public is welcome. the Daily News at 1825 St. [email protected] or Wendell the principle cellist with a local er Sister Teresa Mt. Nebo Missionary Johns Ave., Palatka. Chester at 546-1484 for lun- symphony orchestra and played Lewis of Calvary Baptist Church, 622 Putnam cheon tickets. with a professional string quartet. Missionary County Blvd., East Palatka, will WOMEN'S WEEKEND 2015 First Presbyterian of Palatka Baptist Church of celebrate the church’s 129th The House of God Church, PASTOR INSTALLATION celebrated its 159th anniversary Palatka. Open and the pastor's 22nd anniver- 723 N. 19th St., Palatka, are First Presbyterian Church in February. The Heads have registration is at saries at 7 p.m. Friday and 3 Lesene making plans for its Women's of Palatka will celebrate the three sons, Wilson, Kirby and 11 a.m.; $15 a p.m. Sunday. The public is Weekend 2015, installation of the Rev. George Michael. person. Area invited. Rev. Julius Jackson Sr. March 21-22. T. Head as its new pastor at 3 women are invited. is host pastor. The theme is p.m. Sunday at VPK ENROLLMENT At 8 a.m. Sunday, the Early "Woman Will 123 S. Second First Baptist Church of Worship Service will be led by MOVIE NIGHT Thou Be Made St., Palatka. A Palatka Preschool is now enroll- Evangelist Yassah Lee of Paran Baptist Church in Whole: from reception will ing for free VPK for fall 2015. A Abundant Life Ministries of Grandin will host Movie Night on Matthew 9:22. follow in the roundup will be from 10 a.m. to Palatka. Sunday, March 22, at 6 p.m. fea- The event will Westminster noon Saturday at 501 Oak St. The Women’s Summit will con- turing the movie "The Calling of include Let's Fellowship Hall Highlights include inflatables, clude at 10:30 a.m. with a worship Billy Graham." Kelley Have Tea With across the street. corndogs, cookies, meet the pre- experience. Evangelist Sharon According to a news release Lady "E" annu- The Rev. Joe school staff, tour the preschool Lesene of Titus Harvest Dome from the church, the movie will al Woman's Tea and Luncheon Albright will The Heads and register for fall classes. Spectrum of Jacksonville will be retrace the events of God's calling on Saturday, March 21, begin- preach the service For details, call 325-1363 or guest messenger. on Graham, including his child- ning at 11 a.m. at Calvary Life and members of visit www.firstbaptistpalatka. The public is invited. The Rev. hood home in Charlotte, N.C., to Center. Cost is $12 per person. the St. Augustine Presbytery will com. Karl N. Flagg is host pastor. For the grounds of his former college Luncheon speakers will be in attendance. details, call 328-6898. campus in Temple Terrace in includes Apostle Carol Baker, The Rev. Head and his wife, WOMEN’S SUMMIT Tampa and some landmarks in Arnetta Faye Styles-Word and Debra, comes from Trinity Mt. Tabor First Baptist ANNIVERSARIES Putnam County where Graham Pastor Tammy Reese. Presbytery in South Carolina Church Women's Ministry will New Beginning Baptist preached during his early minis- The Women's Day event will where he served for 17 years at host its annual “Women’s Fellowship will celebrate its try. Cheerleaders Fan Wacky Tacky Day continue Sunday, March 22, the Westminster Church in Summit” Friday through Sunday. first homecoming Sunday at The video will share interviews Lance Dollar of Palatka recently got the chance to meet the It was Wacky Tacky Day at Browning-Pearce beginning at 11:45 a.m. at the Columbia. He received his bache- from Putnam County residents The program is being presented 316 Osceola St., Palatka. Pure University of Florida cheerleaders at the O'Dome. Elementary School recently for Jadelyn Davidson, House of God, 723 N. 19th St., lor of music degree from by Sister Alicia Allen of Mt. Heart will be in concert begin- and music from Graham's cru- right, and her brother, Paxton Sweat. Palatka. The event is spon- Jacksonville University, his Pleasant Missionary Baptist ning at 10 a.m. Homecoming sades. Photo submitted by CHERYL DOLLAR sored by the HOGC Women's Master of Music from the Church of Green Cove Springs; message begins at 11 a.m. with The public is invited. The Ministry. University of Tennessee, and a Sister Sharon Oliver McKay of Pastor Rick McClure. Dinner on church is 1 mile west of the inter- Photo submitted by KRYSTAL SWEAT Special guest speaker will be Master of Divinity from Columbia Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist the ground will follow. The pub- section of County Road 315 and Determined Mother Frances Kelley, nation- Theological Seminary. He has Church of Palatka; Sister Marva lic is welcome. State Road 100 on Paran Church al director, Intercessory Prayer served churches from Atlanta to Mulberry of Soul Mission Church Victorious Faith IMPACT Road. to Learn Ministry of Church of God in Polk County. of God in Christ of Seville; Sister Ministries will celebrate its Look for the church sign. For Christ Inc. The Rev. Head's interests and Omega Milton of Deliverance by church’s 20th anniversary today details, call 659-2237. AT LEFT: Alex Dempsey The public is invited. hobbies include long-distance Grace Ministry of Palatka; Sister and Friday at 7:30 p.m., 823 has a love and For details, contact Lady bicycling and recreational kayak- Monica Oliver of Mt. Calvary Husson Ave., Palatka. Supt. H. CHURCHES MERGE determination to learn new ou've got Evans at 325-1818 or detrae- ing on lakes and rivers. He was Baptist Church of Palm Coast; Wayne Colbert Sr. is pastor. Freedom Worship Center things. them! We Photo submitted by DEBBIE GROSS want Ythem! CARRIE’S CUT palatka Send your fa- of Byrd’s N’ CURLS church christ vorite family time Family Let's photos to publish 699 Hwy. 17 S., San Mateo The Prescription Shop Mobile Meeting for worship at Ride in this section. H Perms Shoe Store 505 3rd Avenue Send pictures as Ryan Hall takes jpegs with cap- Home Sales $25 & up CompetitiveCompetitive rates, rates, Sunday FREE LOCAL DELIVERY Kyle Hall for a non-pro t and right here in tion information not-for-profit and right here 10:00 AM Bible Study ride in the to tmurphy@ H your community. DRIVE-THRU PICKUP wheelbarrow William & Color in your community. G. F. and Kerry 11:00 AM Worship palatkadailynews. $ while visiting 25 & up 6:00 PM Worship Ask us about… NO LONG WAIT their com or drop them Carolyn Byrd McKinnon by the Daily News • surge suppression equipment Wednesday grandparents' Lic# IH0000384 at 1825 St. Johns H • energy eciency rebates 7:00 PM Bible Study Bostwick farm. WEDNESDAYS: Ave., Palatka. • energy loans 610 ZEAGLER DRIVE Men’s Cut ...... $4.00 (BY THE HOSPITAL) Photo submitted Everyone welcome. by JO ANN HALL 624 Hwy 17 South Women’s Cut ...... $5.00 711 St. Johns Avenue – Trisha Murphy, Palatka District Bring your Bible Lifestyle Editor Pine Wood Derby Racers San Mateo, Florida (386) 328-1432 Palatka, Florida and study with us. 386.325.8775 clayelectric.com Mitchell Wise and Joshua Wise are proud participantsPhoto submittedof their by PackTRISH WISE 328-1020 H JESUS LOVES YOU H 325-7847 Call 328-4652 Pine Wood Derby recently. (386) 326-3952 THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015 • APPLAUSE • 3 10 • APPLAUSE • THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 2015

031215 Applause.indd 3 3/10/15 2:07 PM The entertainment calendar Road 207, Elkton. Gates open at senior citizens and $6 for students deadline is noon Monday for pub- 6:45 p.m. Highlights: bull riding, ages 5-16. Children 4 and under lication on Thursday. roping, barrel racing, calf scram- are free. Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ble and clown, Hollywood Harris. No reservations necessary. OPEN AIR ARTS PLEIN Tickets are $12 for adults, $7 for Details: www.ninapinta.org. AIR EVENT, titled: kids ages 6-12 and free for ages 5 "Lifescapes" reflecting life and and younger. All veterans admit- BASIC SAFETY FOR landscapes in and around the IN SUPPORT OF TROOPS ted free. CYCLISTS, 10 a.m., Melrose area. Artists will paint in Saturday, pavilion, and around the Melrose area KAYAKING 101 Francis Youth Sports 1today through March 17. PROGRAMS, 2-5 p.m. Complex, 8010 St. Johns Ave., Saturday there will be a watercol- Friday, and again 10 a.m. to Palatka. Clinic will cover proper or demonstration that is free. A 1 p.m., Saturday, March 28, helmet11 fit, equipment, hand and All Dressed gala reception is planned for Lake Broward, Lake Broward voice signals, and visibility as well March 21. Art can be previewed Recreation Area, Pomona Park. as safe braking technique and Up on this date from 4-6 p.m. Cash Hosted7 by Dunns Creek State proper gear shifting. Helmets prizes will be awarded and art Park, training is limited to 10 par- required. Sponsored by Putnam AT LEFT: Lexus Powell will be for sale from 6-9 p.m. ticipants at $25 a person. Kayak, Blueways and Trails. 546-1668; poses in her witch Admission is free. Community paddle, and PFD rentals are putnambluewaysandtrails.org. costume after trick or wide event with 15 artists from included in the training fee. treating last October. Gallery 26 participating. Call Kay Registration required: www. EQUESTRIAN RIDE Deuben at 546-6478 or Linda Kayaking101.eventbrite.com. AT LAKE GEORGE Photo submitted Kemp at (352) 246-4545. Details: 329-3721. CONSERVATION by MARIE POWELL AREA, 9 a.m., FLORIDA SCHOOL OF JAMMING AT Saturday, Union Bay Trail and THE ARTS URBAN BOSTWICK Joe Pittman Road, Crescent City. GRIT, ACRYLIC PAINT- COMMUNITY CENTER, 12Bring hay and water for horses INGS EXHIBIT BY 6:30-8:30 p.m., second and and snacks and lunch for yourself. Moxie's ALFRED PHILIPS, opening fourth Fridays, 125 Tillman St. Helmets and signed liability forms View reception, 7 p.m. today, Main Sponsored by Bostwick Library. required. Bring Coggins and hel- Gallery,2 Florida School of the 8Bring musical instruments to play mets. Bess Wall, (385) 503-5181 ABOVE: Sometimes Arts, St. Johns River State Photo submitted by Jo Ann Hall along or just enjoy the music. or PB&T at 546-1668; www.put- upside down looks College, 5001 St. Johns Ave., Area children have fun waving American flags during the Details: 326-2750. nambluewaysandtrails.org good to Moxie. Palatka. Exhibit on display recently send off of A Battery 1-265, a locally based unit for through April 13. Admission is the Florida National Guard, that received orders to SWINGTIME CLOSET Photo submitted free. Gallery hours: 9 a.m. to 5 Afghanistan, taking over an established mission to defend FEATURING THE CLEANOUT by PETE SKIBA p.m. Monday through Friday and bases from incoming missiles, among other tasks. The JIVE ACES, 7:30 p.m., FUNDRAISING during Main Stage performances. ceremony was held at the riverfront in Palatka where locals Friday, March 13, EVENT for South 312-4300; floarts.org. turned out to show their support. Thrasher-Horne Theater, St. Putnam Animal Network, 8 a.m. Johns River State College, 283 to 1 p.m., Saturday, Market BOSTWICK LIBRARY College9 Dr., Orange Park. Box Square,13 Central Avenue, Crescent MOVIE NIGHT featuring Throughout the week, teens can 1215 Westover Drive, Palatka. office: (904) 276-6815or THcenter. City. Decorative accents, books, the film, "The Hundred- bring their own device and partici- Led by Nancy Smith, master gar- org. tools, plants and more will be on Foot Journey." Today, 5 pate in scavenger hunts and dener. Take home free plants or sale. Donations accepted. 698- Bad To Little Tease p.m. Families are encouraged to crafts. Bingo 4 Books cards are seeds to attract monarch butter- DISCOVER PINTA 2777 or [email protected]. Gracie is being teased attend. Admission is free. For also available. For details, call flies. Admission is free. AND THE NINA, The Bone Bike Week is here by a bird jumping back details,3 call 326-2750. 329-0126, ext. 208. Friday, Inlet Harbor GUIDED WAGON and forth by the door. and Mickey is one WWRA PRO Marina and TOURS, 1-3 p.m., b-a-a-a-d-d dog. PUTNAM COUNTY FOSTERING THE SANCTIONED Restaurant, 133 Inlet Harbor Saturdays, March 14, Photo submitted LIBRARIES TEEN MONARCHS WORK- RODEO, Friday and Road, Ponce Inlet. 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031215 Applause.indd 4 3/10/15 2:09 PM tour is limited to 20 participants; last tour Spicer, Noreen Slate and Glenda Everett. ly Beasley Middle School. The play is based p.m. on the day of the Community Sale School Concert Band directed by Joan leaves at 2:30 p.m. Tours are $1 per person Participating performers include Rusty on the Muriel Spark novel of the same while they last until 4 p.m., Woman’s Club McCraney; Crescent City Jr.-Sr. High and benefit the Friends of Ravine Gardens. Jeff McCool and Moccasin Creek Bowman, Ladies in Harmony with director Calendar name and takes place at a girls’ school in at 600 S. 13th St., Palatka. Pork butt sale School Band directed by Jolene Samford; Children under 3 are free. Park entry addi- Dee Goolsby, Ashley Jones, Nancy Suter, continued from PAge 5 Scotland. The performances will take place available for pickup at the Woman’s Club and Interlachen High School Symphonic tion: $5 for 2-8 person vehicle; $4 single L'il T, Judy Jackson, Lorri Gill, Sousan at the Jim Pignato Theatre on March 19, from noon until 5 p.m. on the day of the Band directed by Wilfredo Irizarry. Free; occupant; $2 pedestrians and bicyclists. Wilson, Dee Harbin, Noni Garcia, Calie PALATKA SOCIAL DANCE 20 and 21 at 7 p.m. in the theater at 1100 Community Sale. Pork butts will be presold concessions will be available through the Details: 329-3721. Procter, The Academy of Rising Stars, CLUB INC., every Tuesday, South 18th St., Palatka. Tickets are $6 and for $20 each until March 20. Preorders can C.L. Overturf Music boosters. Julie Barnes, Pat Maden and Margie Shrine Hall, Yelvington Road, can be purchased at the school 302 Mellon be made by calling Pat Baughman at 326- GFWC WOMAN'S CLUB OF Nelson. Linda Myers, Putnam County Tax East Palatka. Doors open at 6 Road, at Sound Garden Entertainment at 4087. Vendors, including arts and crafters THE GFWC WOMAN'S WELAKA ANNUAL SHOW Collector, will be the mistress of ceremo- p.m.; dinner at 7 p.m.; dancing, 7:30-10:30 912 St. Johns Ave., Palatka and at door. or those wanting to sell yard sale items, are CLUB OF WELAKA FIRST AND SELL Saturday, noon, 644 nies. Call 559-3126. The public is invited. p.m. live bands. Members, $8; guests, $9; also invited to participate by calling Kay FASHION & VARIETY County Road 309 in Welaka. membership,27 $15 and includes that night, SWAMP STOMP Register at 328-8522 or email plainkb@ SHOW LUNCHEON, March Admission is free; the public is invited. On 2015 PUTNAM COUNTY and one Tuesday of birth month free. PROGRAM, 9 a.m. to noon, yahoo.com. Vendor spaces are $20, inside 28, Howe Memorial Methodist Church display will be arts and crafts entered in AGRICULTURAL FAIR Membership not required to attend. Friday, March 20, Ravine the clubhouse and $15 for a space on the Fellowship Hall in Crescent City. Doors 15both the club and district competitions. will accept entries for its Gardens State Park, 1600 club lawn. Preorders for plants is Friday. 41open at 11:30 a.m. Door prizes and draw- This year, club members had 43 entries in Home Division and Fine Arts ZUMBA CLASS, 5:10-6:10 Twigg St., Palatka. Join Ranger Mike on a ings for gift baskets. Cost is $15. Advanced the District competition at Southside and Submitted photo Show, 3-7 p.m. Tuesday, March 17 and p.m., Tuesdays and Thursday, walk through the gardens and Water GEORGE'S LAKE tickets encouraged. Details: Joyce Weeks, came home with 18 first place ribbons, 18 Palatka's own Jeff McCool, center, and the Moccasin Creek band will return to 1-5 p.m., Wednesday, March 18, Putnam now until April 2, St. Johns 32Works Educational Center to the St. Johns COMMUNITY 467-9598, any club member, or stop by the second place, 5 third place, and 2 honorable Putnam County in a Night at Home Concert and Video Shoot. The event will 25County Fairgrounds. The fair will open River State College, 5001 St. River. An off-trail hike through the unde- ASSOCIATION LARGE club library on Tuesday, Friday or mentions. Several members also won Best be Saturday at the Putnam County Shrine Club, 116 Yelvington Road, East Friday, March 20. Home division will Johns Ave., Palatka. Registration is $40. veloped eastern side of the park. Space lim- COMMUNITY YARD Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon or contact of Show in Crafts, Photography, and Palatka. Doors open at 7 p.m. Moccasin Creek plays a mix of old school have youth, adult, profession, and non- Details: 312-4211 or visit SJRstate.edu/con- ited to 10 participants. Reservations SALE, Saturday, March 21, 8 a.m. to 2 Dee's House of Beauty. Enhanced Photography. Additionally, Southern rock with country and hip hop to form a style like no one has ever professional categories for quilts, crochet, tinuinged2.html28 required. Free with park entry. Park entry p.m., 114 Sarasota St., Florahome. Vendors District Director's Choice Awards were heard, according to its website www.moccasincreekmusic.com. The concert is knitting, cross stitch, sewing, crafts, is $5 per vehicle of 2-8 people; $4 single welcome.36 $10 set up fee inside or $5 outside NINTH ANNUAL given for Enhanced Photography and Best appropriate for all ages. Also performing will be Palatka's own 309C band. woodworking, miscellaneous handmade “SINGING IN THE occupant; and $2 pedestrians and bicyclists. for a 10x10 foot spot. 12 tables available CONTINENTAL FIRE in Show. Show and Sell is the Club's Cost is $10 or $5 for kids 10 and under. The public is invited. items and canning. Fine Arts Show will TREE” exhibit of Sarah 329-3721. inside, first come, first serve. Bring own PREVENTION GOLF "High Tea Event" serving finger foods, have youth, adult, professional and non- Crook Flaire and “A tables for outside. Setup is at 8 a.m. and TOURNAMENT, March 28, sweets, and punch by its talented members professional categories in photography, Collection” works by the SEVEN SISTERS tear down starts at 2 p.m. Hamburgers, hot Palatka Municipal Golf Course, 1715 on their best silver and finest china. popcorn, $1; ice cream sandwich or cone, Tuesday and Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. painting, 3-D media and sculpting. Entry late Charlie Brown, on display through PADDLE, meet at 10:30 dogs, chips and drink available for lunch Moseley Ave. Sponsor donations with hole $1; canned soda and bottled water, $1. Friday and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. forms may be found at putnamfairandex- Thursday, May 28, Thrasher Horne Center a.m., Saturday, March 21, for $5. Call James Cuneo at 983-2810. 42sponsorships (minimum $100) and/or door BOOK TALK AND Preshow classic cartoons will include Monies raised will benefit the entire library po.com along with division and show, 29for the Arts and Conference Center, St. Hermit’s Cove Boat Ramp, prizes to help support the tournament are SIGNING with Bob Lee, Popeye, Betty Boop, and Superman. system including funding programs rules and regulations, dates, and times for Johns River State College, 283 College Palatka. Paddle at 11 a.m. on the Seven GEM CITY ART CLASSES: sought. Sole hole sponsorships are avail- author of “Backcountry Details: 328-6976. throughout the year, especially the sum- entry drop off, judging and retrieval of Road, Orange Park. Galleries are free and Sisters Island tour. A contest and prize Mosaic Plate or Stepping able for $500. Donation will assist the Lawman: True Stories from a mer programs. 329-0126. art. open to the public during regular Box during33 the event. PFDs and whistles Stone Project with Leslie Palatka Fire Department to continue its Florida Game Warden,” and Roger Gunter, INTERLACHEN MUSEUM, Details: 328-3247 or [email protected]. Office hours, all events, or by appointment. required. Weather permitting. Details: 546- Ward ($45) and Dip 'N Sip long-term commitment to fire safety educa- legendary outlaw from Lee’s book, 1-2 p.m., gallery hours: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. 19TH ANNUAL WOMEN Details: (904) 276-6815 or THcenter.org. 1668; putnambluewaysandtrails.org. Painting Class with Wendy Beeson ($25) tion. Donations will be advertised in the 16Saturday, Log Cabin Farm, Vineyard, and Saturdays, Interlachen Hall, IN MUSIC AND ART, ANNUAL ST. available. Gem City Cottage, 220 St. Johns program/score card, hole sign, sponsor Winery, 376 County Road 309, Satsuma. corner of Commonwealth and sponsored by the GFWC PATRICK’S DAY “MELROSE FOLKS” by EVERYTHING Ave.,37 Suite 1, Palatka. Must call for signup board, newspaper, and announced at the 467-0000; logcabinfarmwinery.com. Atlantic avenues. Browse at own pleasure. Crescent City Woman's PARADE, 6 p.m., Kirsten Engstrom on display CHOCOLATE, presented and times. Cost is $45 and includes all sup- award luncheon, along with a slide show Details: Jean at 684-0103. Club, Sunday, 2 p.m., art presentations; 3 Tuesday, Second Street for the month of March, by the Arts Council, 6 p.m., plies. Details: 530-2115. presentation. Proceeds from the tourna- KEYSTONE HEIGHTS 21 p.m., musical performances and entertain- and St. Johns Avenue to 11th Street, Melrose Public Library, 312 March 21, Larimer Arts ment will be used to purchase coloring HERITAGE COMMISSION THE PALATKA 24ment, Howe Memorial Methodist Church Palatka. Those wishing to be “Irish for Wynnwood Ave. Library hours: 9:30 a.m. to Center, 216 Reid St., Palatka. Tickets are GARDENING AT THE books, fire hats, brochures, and other fire PROGRAM featuring Dr. Paul HORSEMEN'S CLUB Fellowship Hall, 252 S. Summit St., the26 Day” may pick up registration forms 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 9 a.m. $15 and available by calling 328-8998. BOSTWICK LIBRARY, education supplies to assist the department Ortiz, director of the UF Samuel POINT SERIES Crescent City. Refreshments during inter- at Lady Bugs Gift Shop, 114 S. Second St. 30to 12:30 p.m. Saturday. (352) 475-1237. 34 Tuesday, March 24, 4:30p.m. with fire safety education for children, Proctor Oral History Program, Saturday, 2 COMPETITION 2014-15, mission. Cost is $5 per person. All proceeds and Graphics II, 623 St. Johns Ave., GFWC WOMAN’S CLUB with master gardener Lynda adults, and senior citizens. To donate, call p.m. at the Keystone Pavilion. Ortiz will second and fourth Saturdays, club on to benefit the art and music department at Palatka. Any clubs, orgnaziations, church- PALATKA HIGH SCHOOL OF PALATKA AZALEAS Eidson working with patrons of all ages in Mark Lynady to pick-up or send to the 17speak on preserving living memories and Horseman’s Club Road off of State Road Crescent City Jr.-Sr. High School. es, schools, bands, families, and individu- DRAMA DEPARTMENT FOR COMMUNITY. Each the library's raised garden beds. For Palatka Fire Department, Attention: Mark the importance to the community. Visit 2219. Sign up is at 5:45 p.m.; game time at Participaing artists include Sousan Wilson, als are welcome to participate. Lineup presents “The Prime Of Miss plant is $3.50 Extra flowers details,38 call 326-2750. Everyone is welcome. Lynady, 100 N. 11th St., Palatka, FL www.facebook.com/historicalkeystone. 6:30 p.m. The event is open to everyone. Wendy Beeson, Terry Luke, Charlene begins at 5:15 p.m. the day of parade at Jean Brodie” March 19-21 at the will be sold at the Community Sale on 32177; 329-0122 or 937-8277. Make checks Sign up fee is $10 per rider for PHC mem- Judge, Jill Goodman, Helen Jarrett, the Riverfront. Details: 312-6266. Jim Pignato Theater on the campus of the Saturday, March 21. Four varieties of aza- SNACK AND A MOVIE, payable to City of Palatka; memo – Fire FAMILY-FRIENDLY MOVIE bers and $20 per rider for nonmembers. Charlotte Lord, Ashley Sheppard, Nancy C.L. Overturf Jr. Six Grade Center, former- leas35 will be available from 8 a.m. until 2 5 p.m. Thursday, March Pub-Ed. NIGHT, 6 p.m., second Spectators are free; concessions will be Shirkey, Joy King, Becky Eastham, Lani Please see calendar, Page 8 31 26, Bostwick Library, 125 Saturday, American Legion Post available. Competition classes include: Tillman St. Families are KAYAK TOURS, 2-4 p.m. 293, 145 S. County Road 315, Toddlers – kindergarten and under; Small invited to bring a snack item and watch Sunday, March 29, Dunns Interlachen. Admission is free; food and Fry – first through fifth grade; Juniors – “When the Game Stands Tall.” 326-2750. Creek State Park, 320 Sisco drinks available for donations. 972-0800. sixth through eighth grade; High School – St. Patrick’s Day Celebration 39 Road, Pomona Park. Cost is 18 ninth through 12th grade; Young Adults – ANNUAL SPRING $25 per person and limited to 10 partici- ADULTS DISCO, 9 p.m. 18-49 years; Senior Adults – 50 and over. If Join us Saturday, March 14 • starting at 10 a.m. MUSIC pants. Kayak, paddle, and PFD rentals are every Saturday, Elks Lodge, you are of high school age, but do not EXTRAVAGANZA of the included.43 Registration required: www. 828 Moody Road. attend school, you will be in the Young Celtic Bagpiper - starting at 11 a.m. Mr. Bathtub Putnam County Schools KayakTours.eventbrite.com. 329-3721. Entertainment by D.J. Adults class. Details: Dottie Tennenberg at Winery Bob H. Lee (author Backcountry Lawman) with special music departments, 6 p.m. March 26, Jim Alvoid. Cost is $5 per person. Details: 546-8489 or 312-0241. guest Roger Gunter Putnam County’s most infamous REPAIR & REFINISH Pignato Theater, C.L. Overturf Sixth Grade RELAY FOR LIFE OF Frankie at 530-0285. poacher and tv realty star of Ax Men - 1 p.m. 40Center, 1100 S. 18th St., Palatka. PUTNAM COUNTY 19 USED BOOK SALE, begins Tubs, Sinks, Tile, Countertops Featured: C.L. 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