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HOW LONG IS THIS MAN’S PRISON SENTENCE? 8A 82 | 70 For details, see 2A www.mypdn.com PALATKA DAILY NEWS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 $1 PCSO report: Man exposed CHARTING himself in school lot School board member says suspect was former teacher

A NEW BY ALLISON WATERS-MERRITT Palatka Daily News INTERLACHEN — A 61-year-old Interlachen Elementary School parent was charged with a first-degree misdemeanor for allegedly exposing himself on school proper- ty, an offense report from the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office said. William Blankenship was at the school before 3 p.m., when state Highway Patrol trooper Kelvin Vega walked past the sus- COURSE pect’s car and noticed the suspect making a stroking motion with his hand, the report said. The report said Vega, who was off-duty, was at the school to pick up his child. Vega reportedly called the sheriff’s office. Vega told deputies he observed the sus- pect’s pants were unbuttoned and unzipped, and the suspect was holding a tablet device, OF ACTION the report said. See REPORT, Page 5A

WHAT DO YOU THINK? What do you think about Putnam County’s local preference policy and do you think the county should continue to implement it? Email Letters to the Editor to publicforum@palatkadailynews. com. Letter writers must include full name, daytime phone number and address. There is a 350-word limit. Commission debates local preference

CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News Palatka Golf Club Kitchen Manager Debbie Brugone prepares meals Wednesday in the clubhouse during the lunch rush. No consensus reached during county workshop Attendees at golf course sustainability meeting suggest county chip in funds

BY BRANDON D. OLIVER cuss the club’s sustainability. BY ASIA AIKINS “We’re doing a lot with Palatka Daily News Palatka Daily News “We’re looking at sustainability, not just to sell,” Mayor Terrill Hill nothing. When you talk Putnam County officials and contractors alatka city officials could said, “but how do we get to a better on Tuesday discussed the pros and cons of ask Putnam County for place?” about the golf course, the local preference option financial help with the The course was projected to end during bidding on county Palatka Golf Club. the year with a $103,000 deficit, but you’re talking about projects. Golfers from through- is expected to double that loss by the less than 2 percent of Local contractors are Pout Putnam spoke in support of the end of the fiscal year, Sept. 30. allowed to rebid for a proj- city-owned course Tuesday evening, the (city of Palatka’s) ect if they come within 10 as the Palatka City Commission percent of the lowest out- hosted a town hall meeting to dis- See COURSE, Page 5A general fund. They’re of-county bid. not holding workshops But the Board of County Commissioners during a Leary WHAT DO YOU THINK? for other entities that workshop Tuesday debat- ed decreasing the percent- Do you think Putnam County government should chip in funds for the represent that much of age or eliminating the option all together. Palatka Golf Club? Email Letters to the Editor to publicforum@ Although the local preference option was palatkadailynews.com. Letter writers must include full name, daytime the general fund.” established to boost local businesses during phone number and address. There is a 350-word limit. — Bobby Weed the recession, some people think favoring local businesses restricts the number of potential bidders, said County Administrator Rick Leary.

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091715a1.indd 1 9/16/15 9:15 PM “We must not say every mistake is a foolish one.” — Cicero Roman scholar morning briefing (106-43 B.C.) 2ATHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 PALATKA DAILY NEWS Today in History www.palatkadailynews.com 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka FL 32177 MAIL: P.O. Box 777, Palatka, FL 32178 Today is Thursday, Sept. 17, the 260th day of 2015. There are 105 USPS 418-500 days left in the year. Periodicals postage paid at Palatka, FL, Palatka Daily News, est. 1885, TODAY IN PUTNAM is published daily Tuesday through In 1873, San Mateo’s post office Saturday by the Palatka Daily News, Inc., was established with Putnam B. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Bishop as postmaster. Palatka Daily News, P.O. Box 777, In 1919, J.F. Tenney, Federal Palatka FL 32178 Point’s Times-Herald correspondent, MAIN NUMBER ..... 312-5200 wrote: “This county is in the throes of living and the government is set- Business hours are 8 a.m. to ting its wits to work to lessen the 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. great wave of unrest that now pre- vails. The cause of this burden of Call about classified or display ads, questions about circulation or any extravagant cost of foodstuff does other newspaper business. Call not originate with the farmer, but with news tips at any time. Just fol- with the government, which rushed low the instructions after business into World War regardless of the hours. cost.” Advertising fax ...... 312-5209 Newsroom fax ...... 312-5226 TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT IN HISTORY On Sept. 17, 1787, the CIRCULATION Constitution of the United States was completed and signed by a Please call 386-312-5200 by majority of delegates attending the 10 a.m. to report problems with the Constitutional Convention in delivery of your paper. Circulation office Submitted photo Philadelphia. hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. If you leave a The Arts Council of Greater Palatka is inviting music and art lovers to visit the Larimer Arts Center on Tuesday for a message, please give your name, 911 free lunchtime concert. Katherine Archer will perform from 11 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid St., ON THIS DATE address and phone number. Palatka. The artwork of Pauline Dickson and Francesca Tabor-Miolla will also be on display for the event. Archer plays In 1862, more than 3,600 men for audiences of all ages, although the lunchtime concert will be geared for adults. Archer has performed for schools in were killed in the Civil War Battle Putnam County with interactive song writing programs for children as part of the arts council’s initiative to provide of Antietam in Maryland. For home delivery subscription, cultural enrichment for Putnam’s youth. The Arts Council’s spring and summer concert series is sponsored in part by including tax In 1937, the likeness of President the Putnam County Tourist Development Council, the city of Palatka, the state of Florida, Department of State, Division Abraham Lincoln’s head was dedi- 13 weeks ...... $24.62 of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture. For details, visit artsinputnam.org or call 328-8998. 26 weeks ...... $49.25 cated at Mount Rushmore. 52 weeks ...... $93.68 In 1964, the James Bond movie e-edition ...... $7/month “Goldfinger,” starring Sean Duration of subscription subject to Reid St. to 2600 Peters St. sion of cocaine. Connery, premiered in London. rate increase. Painters will also be needed. Christopher Lee Collins, 18, In 1971, citing health reasons, Announcements Interlachen: four counts lewd and las- Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black, Paul Conner ...... 386-312-5246 civious behavior. 85, retired. Black, who was succeed- Circulation Director Welcome center Francisco Ricardo Nunez, 27, ed by Lewis F. Powell Jr., died eight [email protected] PUTNAM COUNTY to host fall arts show Satsuma: moving traffic violation. days after making his announce- Tyler John Zimmer, 28, ment. Library offers OBITUARIES The Palatka Welcome Center will Jacksonville: possession of weapon by In 2011, a demonstration calling limited edition cards have its Fall Art Show opening recep- a convicted felon. itself Occupy Wall Street began in Death notices and obituaries are tion from 5:30–7:30 p.m. Friday at 900 New York, prompting similar pro- published daily. We accept obituaries The Putnam County Library St. Johns Ave. The exhibit will be on tests around the U.S. and the world. System will give new patrons limited display through November. and photos from funeral homes. The edition Charlie Brown and Snoopy Show will feature Jimmy Blackwell, State News TEN YEARS AGO deadline is 5 p.m. Obituaries can be library cards, while supplies last, Kay Deuben, Glenda Everett, June Two passengers were killed, more emailed to clerk@palatkadailynews. through Oct. 24. Thompson, Charlotte Lord, Gary than 100 people hurt when a com. 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NEWS EDITOR Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday NASDAQ COMPOSITE Showers Likely T-storms Likely Scat'd T-storms Scat'd T-storms Mostly Sunny Few T-storms Partly Cloudy Allison Waters-Merritt ..386-312-5236 +31.92 4,892.44 82 / 70 84 / 71 85 / 72 87 / 71 88 / 71 86 / 72 89 / 71 [email protected] Precip Chance: 70% Precip Chance: 70% Precip Chance: 50% Precip Chance: 40% Precip Chance: 20% Precip Chance: 30% Precip Chance: 10% STANDARD Local UV Index In-Depth Local Forecast NEWS & POOR 500 1,996.54 +18.45 Today we will see cloudy skies with a 70% chance of showers, high temperature of 82º, Trisha Murphy ...... 386-312-5234 humidity of 94%. Northeast wind 6 mph. The record high temperature for today is 98º Lifestyles Editor FLORIDA GAS One Gallon Regular 0 - 23 4 5 6 798 10 11+ set in 2002. Expect cloudy skies tonight with a 50% chance of showers, overnight low AVERAGE $2.17 [email protected] 0-2: Low, 3-5: Moderate, of 70º. North wind 3 to 5 mph. The record low for tonight is 59º set in 2001. Friday, Asia Aikins ...... 386-312-5230 6-7: High, 8-10: Very High, skies will be mostly cloudy with a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms, high Reporter STOCK REPORT 11+: Extreme Exposure temperature of 84º, humidity of 89%. Northeast wind 6 mph. [email protected] Shannon Crews ...... 386-312-5240 SEPT. 16 Sun & Moon Peak Fishing/Hunting Times This Week Clerk NAME CLOSE CHANGE Sunrise today ...... 7:12 a.m. Peak Times Peak Times [email protected] APPLE 116.32 0.04 Sunset tonight...... 7:29 p.m. Day AM PM Day AM PM ...... 386-312-5241 Chris DeVitto AFLAC 58.85 0.28 Today 2:27-4:27 1:57-3:57 Mon 5:45-7:45 5:15-7:15 Photographer ALCATEL 3.59 0.05 Fri 3:14-5:14 2:44-4:44 Tue 6:39-8:39 6:09-8:09 [email protected] AT&T 32.92 0.06 Sat 4:02-6:02 3:32-5:32 Wed 7:35-9:35 7:05-9:05 Brandon Oliver ...... 386-312-5229 BAXTER 36.28 0.03 First Full Last New CHEVRON 78.97 1.8 Sun 4:53-6:53 4:23-6:23 www.WhatsOurWeather.com Reporter 9/21 9/27 10/4 10/12 [email protected] COCA-COLA 39.16 0.66 To report news ...... 386-312-5231 CISCO 26.06 0.08 State Cities Weather Trivia Farmer's Growing Days COMCAST 57.77 0.64 [email protected] Today Farmer's Growing Degree Days CORNING 18.29 0.26 How far can dust storms CSX 29.23 0.34 City Hi/Lo Date Degree Days Date Degree Days DELTA AIR 47.14 0.25 Daytona Beach ...84/72 t travel? 9/9 30 9/13 26 SPORTS DUNKIN 47.7 0.13 Gainesville...... 81/69 t ? 9/10 30 9/14 24 NEXTERA 97.62 1.39 Jacksonville...... 81/72 t 9/11 32 9/15 28

...... 386-312-5239 GEN ELEC 25.93 0.63 Key West...... 87/79 t oceans. entire across 9/12 26 They have been known to travel travel to known been have They Andy Hall Answer: GLAXOSMITH 40.51 0.47 Growing degree days are calculated by taking the average temperature Sports Editor Miami ...... 85/78 sh for the day and subtracting the base temperature (50 degrees) from the [email protected] HOME DEPOT 117.86 1.68 Naples ...... 87/76 sh average to assess how many growing days are attained. Mark Blumenthal ...... 386-512-5238 J.C.PENNY 9.88 0.15 Orlando ...... 86/74 sh Sports Reporter LIFEPOINT 78.51 -0.85 Panama City .....83/70 t Local Almanac Last Week [email protected] LOWE"S 70.08 0.64 Pensacola...... 87/70 s Date High Low Normals Precip LSI N/A 0 Precipitation ...... 2.01" Port Charlotte....86/74 t 9/9 90 71 90/72 0.00" MANULIFE 15.98 0.46 Normal precipitation ...... 1.44" CORRECTIONS Tallahassee ...... 85/69 t 9/10 88 73 90/72 0.00" MICROSOFT 44.3 0.32 Departure from normal ....+0.57" Tampa ...... 85/73 t 9/11 91 74 89/72 0.00" The Palatka Daily News wants to PLUM CREEK 39.68 2.28 9/12 82 71 89/71 2.01" PFIZER 33.23 0.06 W. Palm Beach ...85/77 sh promptly and accurately correct any 9/13 82 69 89/71 0.00" Average temperature ...... 78.2º TRACT SUP 87.99 1.49 erroneous or inaccurate information Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy; pc/partly cloudy; 9/14 87 60 89/71 0.00" Average normal temperature . 80.4º VULCAN 101.25 1.16 mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/ published. If you know of an error in 9/15 88 69 89/71 0.00" Departure from normal ...... -2.2º a story, caption or headline, call 386- WALMART 64.65 0.33 sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; t/thunderstorms 312-5231. WALT DISNEY 103.96 0.53 St. Johns River Tides This Week Palatka Palmetto Bluff Day High Low High Low Day High Low High Low

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his loving wife of 57 years, a niece, Nicole; and eight Arrangements will be Obituaries Lavada Branam; a son, Steve nephews, Donovan, Kenneth, announced by Johnson- “Bully” Branam; three sisters; Kyle, Clint, Zachary, Wyatt, Overturf Funeral Home in Obituaries are paid adver- and five brothers. Michi and Nicholas. Palatka. Russian pleads guilty tising written by funeral He is survived by his Services will be 11 a.m. homes based upon information son, Gary and Kathy Branam Saturday, Sept. 19 at Johnson- provided by families. Death of Micanopy; a daugh- Overturf Chapel in Palatka notices are brief announce- ter, Linda Branam Wallace with Bishop Claude Allen Barbara M. Hill ments published at no charge. and Ralph of Talladega, Ala.; Tilton conducting. Burial will in credit card hacking four grandchildren, Andrea follow at San Mateo Cemetery. Barbara M. Hill, 89, of Hollingsworth and Rick, The family will receive friends Palatka, passed away Associated Press based company that processes Joyce A. Black Edward Wallace and Krystal, Saturday from 10 a.m. until Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015, at credit cards for small and Michael Cousins and Tina and the time of services. Palatka Health Care Center CAMDEN, N.J. — A medium-size businesses. Joyce A. Black, 82, of Jeremy Cousins and Lori; and Flowers are gratefully following an extended illness. Russian man accused of sell- Authorities said 130 million Satsuma, passed away on a brother, Edwin J. Branam of accepted or memorial dona- Arrangements will be ing some of the 160 million card numbers were stolen Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2015, at Cordele, Ga. tions may be sent to the announced by Johnson- credit and debit card numbers from there. her home following an extend- Graveside services will be Paralyzed Veterans of Overturf Funeral Home in obtained in a computer hack- The information was sold to ed illness. held 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. America, 801 18th St. NW, Palatka. ing scheme pleaded guilty people who used it to create She was born in 19 at the Evergreen Cemetery, Washington, DC 20006. Wednesday. magnetic strips for counterfeit Cannonsville, N.Y., to Robert with the Rev. Bobby Branam Memories and condolences Moscow resident Dmitriy credit cards. C. Matthews and Edna Teed and the Rev. Bobby Richey may be expressed to the fami- Smilianets entered his plea to Prosecutors said the hackers Matthews. She was a resident officiating. Andrea ly at Reggie’s Book of Johnny Joy conspiracy to commit wire implanted malware in multiple of Satsuma Hollingsworth will deliver the Memories page at www. fraud in U.S. District Court in companies’ servers for more since 1993, eulogy. The family will receive JohnsonOverturffunerals. Johnny Joy, 70, of Elkton, Camden. Smilianets, 32, faces than a year and used their coming from friends Saturday morning com. passed away Monday, Sept. up to 30 years in prison plus access to steal personal data. upstate New from 9–10:30 at the funeral Arrangements are under 14, 2015, at the Bailey Hospice millions of dollars in fines when Smilianets was in charge of York, where home in Fitzgerald, Ga. the direction of Johnson- Center in St. Augustine. he is sentenced in January. selling the information around she worked To sign the online registry, Overturf Funeral Home in Arrangements are under U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman the world. with the go to www.paulkfuneralhome. Palatka. the supervision of Coleman’s said in 2013 the case was the Prosecutors said he charged elderly and com. Mortuary Family. largest hacking scheme prose- about $10 for each stolen was a licenced Paulk Funeral Home of cuted in the United States. American credit card number, practical Fitzgerald, Ga., is in charge of Several companies were $50 for each European card and nurse. Joyce was a member of arrangements. Lance B. Moses invaded, but the biggest tar- $15 for each Canadian card. Pilgrim Church in Pomona Anna Lovell get was Heartland Payment Repeat and bulk customers got Park. She dearly loved her Lance Bradley Moses, 61, of Systems Inc., a Princeton- discounts. family, and she loved to cook, Pomona Park, passed away Anna Lovell, 70, of St. enjoyed reading and was a pet Reginald E. Haynes unexpectedly Friday, Sept. 11, Augustine, passed away lover. 2015, at Putnam Community Monday, Sept. 14, 2015, at Have you found yourself without She is preceded in death by Reginald Earl Haynes, 64, Center. Flagler Hospital in St. a primary care physician? her husband, Dermont Black; of Lake Worth, passed away He was born in Ticonderoga, Augustine. Pulido Internal Medicine provides all your her son, Robert McIntyre; her Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015, at his N.Y., and was a resident of Arrangements are under Primary Care needs and more... first husband, Milton daughter’s home following a Putnam County for the past the supervision of Coleman’s McIntyre; and a dearly loved brief illness. 28 years, com- Mortuary Family. sister-in-law and nephew. A native of Fort Lauderdale, ing from Now Offering Allergy Testing Joyce is survived by her “Reggie” was raised in the Bennington, daughter, Roberta Pattee of Davie area and resided in Vt. He proud- with the result of obtaining cures for many of Satsuma; brother, Harry Lake Worth ly served in Shelia M. Martin our common seasonal allergies & more! Lamoree of Adams, N.Y.; sis- since 1987. A the U.S. ter, Edna Castiglia, of Dade carpenter by Marines. He Shelia M. Martin, 79, of City; six grandchildren; seven trade, Reggie worked as Palatka, passed away great-grandchildren; a great- worked at home painter. Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015, at PRIMARY CARE great-grandson; and seven various stages He enjoyed Haven Hospice Roberts Care High blood pressure • High cholesterol nieces and nephews. in his career spending Center in Palatka. High blood sugar (Diabetes) A memorial service will be both as self- time at the Arrangements will be held at Pilgrim Church in employed and High Level announced by Johnson- Don’t wait until it’s too late and catastrophe Pomona Park Sept. 20 at 2 as a union and loved Overturf Funeral Home in hits such as heart attack, stroke or even death. p.m. Graveside services will worker. He recently retired NASCAR. He was the fifth of Palatka. be held at Maplewood from the engineering depart- 10 children. Cemetery in Maplewood, Pa., ment at JFK Medical Center He was preceded in death Come Meet The New Faces In Our Staff! at a later date. in Atlantis after 17 years of by his father, Glen E. Moses. Memories and condolences service. Reggie was named Surviving are a daughter, George Moore Jr. Your health, your physician, your choice. may be expressed to the fami- employee of the year at JFK in Sara Moses of Bennington, ly at Joyce’s Book of Memories 2004. He was a member of the Vt.; mother, Sophronia Moses George Moore Jr., 54, of page at www.johnsonoverturf- Fort Lauderdale Ward of the Riley of Jacksonville; five Palm Coast, passed away funerals.com. Church of Jesus Christ of brothers, William Moses of Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2015, at Arrangements are under Latter-day Saints. In his lei- Tennessee, Richard Moses of Specialty Hospital Memorial the direction of Johnson- sure, Reggie enjoyed horse- Atlanta, Tony (Rose) Moses of Health in Jacksonville. Overturf Funeral Home in back riding and many other Palatka, Scott Moses of Arrangements are under Welcoming new patients 386-329-9036 Palatka. outdoor activities such as Saratoga, N.Y., and Randy the supervision of Coleman’s camping, hunting, windsurf- Moses of Palatka; four sisters, Mortuary Family. 700 Zeagler Ave., Suite 1 • Palatka ing, snorkeling and boating. Trude (Richard II) Stanton, He also enjoyed riding his Trina (Paul) Brewer of Kansas Christopher Branam 1973 Triumph and his new City, Mo., Vanessa and red Harley he nicknamed Richard Mullaly of NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Doctor Christopher “D.C.” “Ruby.” He loved to dance, Jacksonville and Brenda The St. Johns River Water Management District has tentatively adopted a budget for 2015–2016. Branam, 89, of Gainesville, attend concerts and listen to a Szafranski of Jacksonville; died Wednesday, Sept. 16, variety of music including and many nieces and neph- This notice is applicable to the following counties: 2015, at E. T. York Haven blues and rock-n-roll. ews. Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Brevard, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Indian River, Lake, Marion, Hospice Care in Gainesville. He was preceded in death A celebration of life will be Nassau, Okeechobee, Orange, Osceola, Putnam, St. Johns, Seminole and Volusia Mr. Branam was born Aug. by his wife, Jenny Lynn held 2 p.m. at Masters 17, 1926, in Irwin County, Haynes; his parents, Donovan Funeral Home of Palatka with A public hearing to make a FINAL DECISION on the budget AND TAXES will be held on: Ga., to the Edgar Haynes and Geraldine military honors bestowed by Tuesday, September 22, 2015 late Robert Foster Haynes; and a brother, the U.S. Marines. 5:05 p.m. Lee and Gerald Chester Haynes. at Precious Reggie is survived by his District Headquarters Elizabeth daughter, Lisa Marie (George) 4049 Reid Street Newsome Branam. He lived Jones of Lake Worth; three in the Palatka area since brothers, Donovan Foster Death Notices Palatka, FL 32177 1951 and retired after 30 Haynes of Fort Lauderdale, years of service in sales with Kenneth Roland Haynes of St. John’s Beverage Co. Mr. Greeneville, Tenn., and BUDGET SUMMARY Branam served his country Wallace Dexter (Karen) ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT honorably in the U.S. Army Haynes of Biscoe, N.C.; three Evelyn F. Chamblee FISCAL YEAR 2015–2016 during World War II. He sisters, Christina Geraldine THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE ST. JOHNS RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT enjoyed listening to music (Raymond) Russell of Evelyn Faye Bohanan DISTRICT ARE 5.9% LESS THAN LAST YEAR'S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES. and watching old movies. He Loxahatchee, Arlene Ramona Odom Drew Chamblee, 73, of Special Revenue Capital Projects loved history and documenta- (Jerald) Smith of Loxahatchee Bardin, passed away General Fund Fund - Other Fund Total All Funds ESTIMATED REVENUES ries. He was a member of and Darlene Haynes (Roger) Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2015, at Appropriated Fund Balance $ 35,931,807 $ 8,865,292 $ 867,800 $ 45,664,899 Tabernacle Baptist Church in Davis of Royal Palm Beach; Haven Hospice Roberts Care Palatka. two grandsons, Dakota Allen Center following an extended Estimated Revenues Ad Valorem Taxes In addition to his parents, Jones and Dawson Earl Jones; illness. Millage per $1,000 - .3023 he was preceded in death by Ad Valorem Taxes $ 82,837,740 $ - $ - $ 82,837,740

District Sources Interest on Investments $ 1,290,000 $ - $ - $ 1,290,000 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS Regulatory Permits 1,693,000 1,693,000 Other District Sources 230,000 230,000 FOR REZONING Land Management Revenue 1,571,000 1,571,000 Total District Sources $ 3,213,000 $ 1,571,000 $ - $ 4,784,000 Police NOTICE is hereby given that the City Commission of the City of Palatka, Local Sources Florida, at its next regular meetings to be held at 6:00 p.m. on the Water Management Districts $ - $ 160,440 $ - $ 160,440 24th day of September and 8th day of October, 2015, at Palatka City Other Local 1,166,850 1,166,850 Hall, 201 N. 2nd Street, Palatka, Florida, will consider the enactment Total Other Local Sources $ - $ 1,327,290 $ - $ 1,327,290 of the following entitled ordinance: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY find OF PALATKA, FLORIDA PROVIDING THAT THE OFFICIAL ZONING State Sources Florida Department of Environmental Protection $ - $ 26,075,530 $ - $ 26,075,530 MAP OF THE CITY OF PALATKA, FLORIDA BE AMENDED AS TO Specific Appropriations 1,229,762 1,229,762 THAT CERTAIN PROPERTIES LOCATED IN SECTION 1, TOWNSHIP Land Acquisition Trust Fund 2,750,000 2,750,000 10 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, LOCATED AT 401 PINE STREET AND Other State Sources 3,516,819 3,516,819 A SECOND LOT LOCATED TO THE IMMEDIATE EAST, FROM M-1 Total State Sources $ - $ 33,572,111 $ - $ 33,572,111 puppy in (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) TO PUD (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT, Federal Sources OVER THE COMMERCIAL FUTURE LAND USE MAP DESIGNATION); Environmental Protection Agency - EPA $ - $ 499,842 $ - $ 499,842 PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE Other Federal 760,000 760,000 DATE. Total Federal Sources $ - $ 1,259,842 $ - $ 1,259,842

Total Revenues $ 86,050,740 $ 37,730,243 $ - $ 123,780,983 garbage A map of the affected properties is attached hereto and a copy of the Ordinance containing a copy of the legal descriptions can be obtained Other Financing Sources (Uses) Associated Press from the Offi ce of the City Clerk at City Hall. All interested persons are Transfers In from General Fund $ - $ - $ 3,578,200 $ 3,578,200 hereby advised of such consideration by the City Commission and all Transfers Out (3,578,200) (3,578,200) Total Other Financing Sources (Uses) $ (3,578,200) $ - $ 3,578,200 $ - TAMPA — Authorities say interested parties may appear at said meeting at said time and place and be heard with respect to the proposed ordinance. This notice is TOTAL REVENUES AND someone put a puppy in a given in accordance with F.S. 171.044. plastic bag and threw it into APPROPRIATED FUND BALANCE $ 118,404,347 $ 46,595,535 $ 4,446,000 $ 169,445,882 the garbage in Tampa. PLEASE GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORDINGLY. ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES Officers found the mother on Water Resources Planning and Monitoring $ 19,433,007 $ 544,842 $ - $ 19,977,849 top of the garbage trying to /s/ BETSY J. DRIGGERS Acquisition, Restoration and Public Works 42,636,111 39,220,651 4,446,000 86,302,762 get the puppy out. CITY CLERK Operation and Maintenance of Lands and Works 22,653,969 6,671,602 29,325,571 Regulation 14,332,758 120,000 14,452,758 Three other puppies were Outreach 1,165,693 1,165,693 found under a nearby shed District Management and Administration 18,182,809 38,440 18,221,249 Wednesday. Total Expenditures $ 118,404,347 $ 46,595,535 $ 4,446,000 $ 169,445,882

Tampa Police and THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED Hillsborough Sheriff’s officials TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD. are looking for tips. Crime Stoppers of Tampa Bay is The District’s budget hearing will be conducted by means of communications media technology at District Headquarters. One or more Governing Board members may attend and participate in the meeting via offering a reward of up to telephone or web conferencing. Public should attend in person at the District Headquarters. For more $3,000 for information that information, or if you wish to submit written or other physical evidence, you may contact the District at leads to an arrest, and the 4049 Reid Street, Palatka, FL 32177, (386) 329-4500. Written and physical evidence must be submitted at least 48 hours before the workshop/meeting. Florida Voices for Animals is floridaswater.com also offering a $500 reward.

091715a3.indd 1 9/16/15 9:36 PM “Legislators failed three times to draw legal congressional districts, and any map drawn by the courts will have more public confidence than one drawn by legislators ideas & opinions who have proven they cannot be trusted.” 4ATHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 — Tampa Bay Times Other Views: Judge should settle lines

reading lightly, the have proven they cannot be Legislature. The Legislature is political parties or incumbents. this year invalidated eight of Florida Supreme trusted. given one more chance to do Yet, when legislators redrew the 27 congressional districts Court ordered a trial The latest redistricting opin- the job, as long as it acts before the congressional districts in and gave clear instructions on T judge to choose ion from the Supreme Court, Lewis finishes and meets an 2012, they clearly violated the how to fix them, including between congressional district already under fire from October deadline the justices will of the voters and the keeping U.S. House District 14 maps drawn by state lawmak- Republican legislators for pro- previously set. That is an olive Florida Constitution. The within Hillsborough County. ers while keeping the door viding specific guidance for branch, but it is not a viable courts heard about secret That district is now represent- open for one last try by the how the districts should be option and Lewis should pro- meetings with Republican con- ed by Rep. Kathy Castor, Legislature to finish the job. drawn, attempts to strike a ceed promptly. sultants, maps drawn by con- D-Tampa, and includes por- That door should be slammed balance between the authority Remember how redistricting sultants that were submitted tions of Hillsborough County shut. Legislators failed three of the judicial and legislative got to this point. Florida voters under the names of others, and south St. Petersburg. times to draw legal congressio- branches. While it sends the approved the Fair Districts special access to maps and Even after all of that, the nal districts, and any map issue back to Leon Circuit constitutional amendments in documents for consultants and Legislature failed again last drawn by the courts will have Judge Terry Lewis, it essential- 2010 that set clear standards fake public testimony generat- month to agree on a new con- more public confidence than ly limits Lewis to options for drawing new districts and ed by the consultants. The gressional map. one drawn by legislators who already considered by the banned any intent to favor Florida Supreme Court earlier — Tampa Bay Times

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“Our Views” is the editorial position of the Palatka Daily News. All other features on the Opinions page are the views of the writers or cartoonists and do Huckabee’s hidden strength not necessarily reflect views of the Palatka Daily News. he case of Kim Davis — the vative groups that could play key roles in FIRST AMENDMENT Kentucky county clerk jailed for Huckabee’s drive to solidify evangelical T refusing to issue gay marriage BYRON support in the Iowa caucuses and beyond. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment licenses — highlighted a deep cultural gap The Huckabee team worked with the of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or in the Republican Party. And no one YORK Family Research Council, Concerned abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the exploited that gap more than Mike Women for America, the National right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor Organization for Marriage and other petition the Government for a redress of grievances. running for president. groups. Huckabee aides said the campaign Huckabee, author of the flyover-populist host Michael Medved recently, “it goes back got in touch with more than 750 churches WRITE TO US manifesto “God, Guns, Grits and Gravy,” to what Jefferson said, that if a decision is in Kentucky, West Virginia, Indiana, jumped on the Davis case at the beginning. rendered that is not borne out by the will of Tennessee, Georgia, Ohio and North The Palatka Daily News welcomes letters to His advance staff traveled to Grayson, Ky., the people either through their elected peo- Carolina. That’s a lot of ministers who the editor and will print as many as possible. and spent days organizing the Sept. 8 I’m ple and gone through the process, if you might be called on in the future. The team Letters should be 350 words or fewer. With Kim Liberty Rally. The plan was for just say it’s the law of the land because the also sent out millions of emails — all in a Typewritten letters are preferred. They must Huckabee to visit Davis in jail and then court decided, then Jefferson said, ‘You now frenzied long weekend of organizing. include the author’s name and town of speak at the event. But the day before, have surrendered to judicial tyranny.’” Those connections matter. On residence for publication. Writers should news came Davis would be released, and In addition, Huckabee argues the Wednesday, David Brody, the respected include a phone number where they may be she ended up the star at her own rally. Supreme Court decision does not override Christian Broadcasting Network corre- contacted by a newsroom clerk; letter writers’ When Davis took the stage, joined by the Kentucky state constitution, which was spondent, tweeted: “Political impact analy- numbers will not be published. Letters about issues of concern to Putnam County residents husband, Joe, more than a few urban amended with overwhelming popular sup- sis of what went down in KY yesterday: @ will be given the highest priority. The Daily Republicans watched in either amusement port in 2004 to ban gay marriage. “That’s GovMikeHuckabee big winner: This could News editorial staff will reject any letter it or dismay. With praise to Jesus, white the law (Davis) was elected under,” be watershed moment.” deems to be potentially libelous or crosses held high in the audience and Joe Huckabee said on MSNBC. “That’s the law The rally was such a big deal, Sen. Ted inappropriate. A letter writer can expect no Davis in overalls and a hat, the televised she served under. It’s the law she took an Cruz, R-Texas — Huckabee’s rival for more than one letter to be published within a scene struck some viewers as almost a oath under.” evangelical votes — tried at the last minute 30-day period. Hollywood caricature of downscale religios- Most Republicans, while they believe to grab a role in it. Cruz traveled to ity. The next day, in conversation at a there should be a religious freedom accom- Grayson and wanted to speak to the crowd. Send your letter to: Washington social event, one conservative modation for people like Davis, are not But he was physically blocked from doing Letters to the Editor writer called Davis “the Honey Boo Boo of going to argue a Supreme Court decision, so by a Huckabee advance man. There was Palatka Daily News religious freedom.” no matter how badly reasoned, is not the no way the Huckabee campaign was going P.O. Box 777 Beyond the undeniable cultural conde- controlling legal authority in the United to work like mad for several days to orga- Palatka, FL 32178 scension, the Davis case divided States. Huckabee is nearly by himself on nize an event and then give another candi- E-mail: [email protected] Republicans on the substance of the issues that one. date the stage. Fax: 386-312-5226 involved. Actually, they are united in But there was something else going on in So there was intensive politicking behind believing Davis should not have been Grayson this week that had little to do with the scenes at the I’m With Kim Liberty ONLINE jailed. But beyond that, they are divided on constitutional law. Whatever else it was, Rally. Some Republicans — call them gay marriage, and the majority of gay mar- the Davis rally was a show of organization- establishment, coastal, urban or maybe Visit our website at www. riage opponents are further divided on how al strength by the Huckabee campaign. just snooty — looked down their noses at palatkadailynews.com or www. to press the case for religious freedom in Drawing 5,000 people to a rally in a tiny the spectacle. But there was serious busi- mypdn.com. Want to be social with light of the Supreme Court’s marriage town — the schools were closed in anticipa- ness going on, and Mike Huckabee hopes it us? Like us on Facebook at www. edict. tion of the crowds and congestion — is no will serve him well in months to come. facebook.com/palatkadailynews Huckabee is the farthest out there, argu- small achievement. And by doing the heavy ing the court decision is not law. “In the organizational lifting, the Huckabee team Byron York is chief political correspondent case of this decision,” Huckabee told radio brought together a number of social conser- for The Washington Examiner. Team sports are highly entertaining for grandparents

t might be football season Next, the coaches divide down their gloves, pick up field, the coaches tell them to carefully monitoring exactly everywhere else, but for them up and begin tossing their bats and move over to the go get a drink of water. At this one half of the mound, except I one of my grandsons, it’s DEBORAH balls to them. No one ever tee. This is where Mason came point, several of the kids will when Mason had to dig in the baseball season. catches the ball, but fortunate- in last, as he had to stop and run over to the coach to tell sand for bugs. Preseason practice started WELKY ly, the kids are built close to make sure all the gloves were him they have already had a At this point, I got up to two weeks ago for the cutest OUT OF MY HEAD the ground. Grounders could lined up nicely. “That’s better,” drink or they’re not thirsty or change seats and one little boy baseball players ever. I don’t well refer to the players instead he said. ask why is the sky blue? rushed over to the fence and mean cute in the way teenage – if you can call what they had of the balls. But the kids have A baseball tee is like a golf Surrounded by this knee-high worriedly asked, “Are you leav- girls think of cute. I’m talking out there a team. tons of energy and chase the tee but larger. The coach places chattering, the exasperated ing?” It wasn’t Mason. I don’t T-ball cute. I’m talking 4-year- My hat is off to the dads who balls again and again as they the ball on the tee, so kids don’t coach will shout, “Don’t ques- know who it was. But I assured olds who are barely potty- agreed to give up every roll past. They don’t complain; have to gauge speed and dis- tion the coach or you’ll be run- him I was not, that I only trained, pulling up their pants Saturday and one night a week they love it. The hardest thing tance. All they have to gauge is ning the bases!” This is less wanted to get a better view. He as they run around the bases – to herd these cats. The first for them seems to be picking up accuracy. That’s challenge effective than you’d think. was satisfied with this but con- if they can figure out where the thing they do is get them in the ball using a baseball glove. enough, because any 4-year-old They love to run the bases. tinued to check on me. next base is. line for stretching exercises. Then, they toss the ball back can quickly figure out if they They love to run anywhere. Oh, I wasn’t going any- I had the privilege of sitting Sounds easy, but the kids don’t to the coach and some of these swing at the ball, they may Mason and a little girl were where. I wouldn’t have missed in on a practice because my know their left foot from their kids have pretty good arms. miss but, if they swing at the both assigned to stand on the this for the world. grandson, Mason, is on a team. right. Their hats are too big. The coaches were ducking like tee, the ball will fall off every pitcher’s mound, and I was Mason will turn 4 on Friday, so They’re distracted by anything. crazy. time. So it’s a learning process. proud to see they worked this Deborah Welky lives in East this will be his first team sport It was hilarious. Next, all the kids throw Before the kids take the out- out between themselves, each Palatka with her husband, Mark.

091715a4.indd 1 9/16/15 7:56 PM 5A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 Number of uninsured drops to 16.6 percent in Florida

The decrease represents a drop of Officials attribute the decrease in do so. through a private company or the BY MIKE SCHNEIDER Associated Press 3.4 percentage points from 2013, Florida and around the country to Census officials said Wednesday federal health insurance market- when the rate was 20 percent. passage of the Affordable Care Act, that states that expanded Medicaid place, grew in 21 of the nation’s 25 ORLANDO — The number of Despite the drop, Florida still has which expanded health insurance to had bigger decreases in the unin- largest cities. Floridians without health insurance the third-highest rate of residents millions of Americans. sured rates than those that didn’t. Miami had the largest increase of dropped to 16.6 percent last year, without health insurance, after The act gave states the option of The rate of people covered by any large city, going from 11.5 per- according to U.S. Census figures Texas and Alaska. expanding Medicaid. Some did so, direct-purchase health insurance, a cent of residents in 2013 to 15 per- released Wednesday. The national rate is 10.4 percent. and others like Florida chose not to type of private insurance purchased cent of residents last year. Next House speaker: Legislators the enemy, promises change

from the state to send their BY GARY FINEOUT children to a private or reli- Associated Press gious school of their choosing. TALLAHASSEE — Florida Florida currently gives pri- Rep. Richard Corcoran, soon vate school vouchers to low- to become one of the most income families and families powerful people in state gov- with children with disabili- ernment, delivered a fiery ties. speech Wednesday where he “We need to fully fund the promised to usher in sweep- right of every parent to make ing changes in everything the decision that they know from schools to legislative eth- best,” Corcoran said. “Because ics and how long judges can that’s how we open up the stay on the bench. doors to a brilliant future for CHRIS DEVITTO/Palatka Daily News Corcoran, an attorney and every student in this state.” More than $200,000 in renovations to the restaurant at the Palatka Golf Club are complete, and officials are looking for a vendor to one-time top aide to U.S. Sen. Some of the other changes take over operations. Marco Rubio when Rubio led Corcoran called for include a the Florida House, told his fel- 12-year term limit for all judg- U.S. Department of Agriculture ing alcohol before 1 p.m. on financial support at the golf low House Republicans legis- es. He also called for a series grant. Sundays. A city ordinance course during his 14 years in lators were the “enemy” of reforms that would put Course When a prospective restaura- passed in 2005 doesn’t allow Putnam. because they turn their back additional restrictions on leg- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A teur decided against leasing the alcohol sales in the city before 1 While Weed said he thinks on voters when they come to islators once they leave office. restaurant when renovations p.m. on Sundays. the best option is to partner the state capital and cave into Corcoran wants former leg- were completed, Weed said, the “That’s $1,000 out the door with the county, the course is special interests. islators to wait six years after Palatka Finance Director golf club took on costs to restock on a Sunday morning,” Palatka also in a position to be leased to “Members, that is the they leave office before they Matt Reynolds said the city also and resume operation. Men’s Golf Association member a private company. truth,” Corcoran said. “The can lobby the Legislature or owes $1.3 million for a golf “We didn’t budget to operate Greg Jungenburg said, recall- In the mean time, golfers and enemy isn’t the special inter- state government. He also course loan. Those loan pay- the kitchen,” he said. ing when he and about 20 course employees asked city ests. The enemy isn’t the wants to ban elected officials ments are made annually with Helen Parrish, one of two friends would gather for golf on officials for more support. press. The enemy isn’t any of from taking other jobs in gov- Better Place Plan money. people on the clubhouse’s kitch- Sunday mornings. Palatka Golf Club Manager that stuff. The truth is the ernment — a college presi- Bobby Weed, owner of the en staff, told commissioners the While Jundenburg said he Andy Heartz said no money enemy is us. It always has dent position for example — course’s management company, course is missing out on a lot of doesn’t drink like he used to, was spent on advertising dur- been, and it always will be.” until they have been out of said “non-grant related opera- money by not having the reno- Parrish said she has many peo- ing the last few years. Corcoran made his remarks office for six years. tions are tracking $20,000 vated kitchen in full operation. ple who try to order Bloody Weed said his management shortly after House He also said in order to below last year’s total perfor- Many golfers said the same. Marys and other alcoholic bev- company has “slowly picked Republicans officially selected remove “temptation,” the mance.” The city advertised for pro- erages on Sunday mornings. away” at capital improvement him as their designate for state should prohibit a legisla- “We’re doing a lot with noth- posals from prospective restau- Jundenburg also pointed out plans, laid out by Weed at the House speaker. Corcoran will tor from taking a job while in ing,” he said. “When you talk rateurs in July, but only one many golf club members who beginning of his tenure at the assume his post in November office with any group or com- about the golf course, you’re business responded. are Putnam residents. course, six years ago. 2016 if Republicans hold on to pany that receives money talking about less than 2 per- “The committee has not “The county needs to put “We need more city support,” their sizable majority. Gov. from the state. Some cent of the general fund. reviewed (the proposal) at this some money into this,” he said. he said. Rick Scott, as well as other Republicans earlier this year They’re not holding workshops time,” Projects Manager Commissioners agreed and City Manager Terry Suggs top GOP elected officials, lis- contended Senate President for the other entities that repre- Jonathan Griffith said encouraged golfers to talk to said suggestions for golf course tened to his speech. Andy Gardiner was pushing sent that much of the general Wednesday. “We’re waiting for their county officials about the operation could be directed to Corcoran, of Land O’ Lakes, for Medicaid expansion fund.” some clarification by the com- benefits of the course. him at [email protected]. who already is the House bud- because he works as an execu- Weed said the course took a mission on direction, in an actu- “I think our best option is to The next Palatka City get chief, already has tremen- tive for an Orlando hospital hit this year because the club- al meeting, instead of interpret- partner with the county,” Weed Commission meeting is at 6 dous clout in the House and group that receives state house restaurant was not oper- ing what was discussed at the said. p.m. Sept. 24 at Palatka City has been one of the staunch- money. ational during the course’s busy workshop.” County Administrator Rick Hall, 201 N. Second St. est opponents to Medicaid Gardiner, who attended season. The restaurant under- Parrish also said golfers com- Leary said the city has not for- expansion over the past few Corcoran’s speech, defended went renovations funded by a plain about the course not serv- mally asked the county for [email protected] years. his job. But in his remarks “I’m very proud of what I do Corcoran called for a sweep- for a living,” Gardiner said. ing series of changes that “You know obviously maybe During an interview with Buckles was superintendent of affidavit was completed and included changing state law others don’t feel that way, but deputies, the suspect allegedly schools during the suspect’s forwarded to the State so any parent can get money I feel very proud.” Report admitted to possessing adult time of employment in Putnam Attorney’s Office. Also, a copy of CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A pornography on the iPad, the County. Buckles said the sus- the report was sent to the report said. pect’s annual contract was not Department of Children and The suspect was at the school renewed in the late 1990s. Families for review, the report The suspect consented to a to pick up his child, the report Sheriff’s Office Maj. Johnny said. Discount search of his vehicle and said. Greenwood said the school dis- Attempts to reach Mini Storage allowed deputies to take his Blankenship is a former trict asked for the suspect to be Blankenship by phone were ST. JOHNS ESTATE PLANNING iPad and cellphone as part of Putnam County School District issued a trespass warning for unsuccessful. the investigation, the report teacher. Interlachen Elementary School. Trusts & Wills said. School board member David The report said a warrant [email protected] NEED A HOME FOR Durable Power of Attorney Probate Administrations the state is considering exclud- Harris said. “I like it. I like giv- the job. YOUR EXTRA STUFF? 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HOROSCOPE enough to turn a man’s thinking ment, I get bored, and I start to If your dream truly is to share For Thursday, September 17, 2015 Spending time and effort on your satisfied and should treat yourself around. Why not start a shift in make plans to find another place and build a life with someone, appearance or wardrobe will lift to a reward. your relationship? Rather than of employment. This is getting look for a job that can support Delegate less important duties your spirits and boost your con- TAURUS the threat of chopping off the tiresome because I am 45 years that. this year so that you can concen- fidence. Love and romance are in (April 20-May 20) trate your efforts on what will the stars. Utilize your skill and training bring the highest return. Keep CAPRICORN to the utmost. Find an innovative BRIDGE your credentials up to date and (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) way to diversify to better suit your focus on moving forward. 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An older AQUARIUS you see as harmless flirtation will to have 10 top tricks; or, if part- Here, West should lead the friend or relative will be key to (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) be misinterpreted and could dam- ner has another ace, declarer can club two — low from length. resolving your current problems. It’s possible that in the heat LIBRA age your reputation. of the moment you have hurt CANCER enter the dummy and lead a dia- East wins with his nine and (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) the feelings of a loved one. It (June 21-July 22) mond toward his king, through cashes the club ace, seeing his Travel or communication would be best to make amends the opening bidder; a slam is partner go up the line. Knowing delays will be unnerving. Don’t before the distance between you Change is inevitable. You let minor issues distract you from grows. can fight what’s coming or you unlikely opposite a passed part- that South is now out of clubs, can embrace it wholeheartedly. your goal. 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By Brendan Farrington Associated Press "The risk of a carry permit holder doing TAX INCREASE TALLAHASSEE — violence is not zero, but it’s awfully close Republican lawmakers fighting to give licensed gun owners the to zero. In fact, they’re an extraordinary right to carry on state universi- The Board of County Commissioners ties earned their first two victo- law-abiding group of people, which is ries Wednesday as House and hardly surprising since you have to pass a Putnam County, Florida, has tentatively adopted Senate committees approved bills that would allow permitted background check in order to get a a measure to increase its property tax levy. students to take their guns to permit. Those carry permit holders have a class. The issue is being hotly debat- reason for carrying — it’s for self- ed, as it has in at least three pre- Last year’s property tax levy: vious years when bills died. protection for the sake of avoiding injury That includes earlier this year and retaining property." A. Initially proposed tax levy .. $31,972,196 in the wake of a shooting spree at Florida State University that ~Gary Kleck left three people injured and the B. Less tax reductions due to gunman dead. Supporters said schools will be safer and people criminology professor Gary pened at an off-campus fraterni- Value Adjustment Board and other with concealed weapons permits Kleck spoke in favor of the bill, ty where people were drinking. shouldn’t be denied their consti- saying that research shows that “If that young woman had assessment changes ...... $ (581,811) tutional rights to protect them- extremely few people who are been hit and killed on campus selves, while opponents said the concealed weapons permit hold- by a drunk driver, would those C. Actual property tax levy .....$32,554,007 often stressful environment of ers commit crimes with guns, same people want to ban motor- universities is not the right but they are more successful ized vehicles on campus? There place to allow guns. than non-gun owners in protect- are a lot of car accidents on cam- “Campuses are places in ing life and property. pus all the time, but nobody which we stress students. We “The risk of a carry permit wants to ban cars. There are not This year’s proposed tax levy ... $33,740,464 put them in situations in which holder doing gun violence is not a lot of gun accidents on campus, they are provoked with conver- zero, but it’s awfully close to but there are a lot of crimes,” sations that might be uncom- zero. In fact they’re an extraor- Hammer told the House fortable for them, because that’s dinarily law-abiding group of Criminal Justice Subcommittee. All concerned citizens are invited to attend a part of the learning process,” people, which is hardly surpris- The Senate committee Tallahassee Community College ing since you have to pass a approved the bill (SB 68) on a public hearing on the tax increase to be held President Jim Murdaugh told background check in order to get 3-2 vote. The House version was the Senate Criminal Justice the permit,” Kleck said. “Those approved on an 8-5 vote. on: Committee. “I cannot see a posi- carry permit holders have a rea- Rep. Dennis Baxley said it’s a tive outcome that’s associated son for carrying — it’s for self- matter of preserving constitu- with creating an atmosphere protection for the sake of avoid- tional rights. He also invoked Tuesday, September 22, 2015 that may make people uncom- ing injury and retaining proper- the memory of a serial killer fortable, that may in fact be pro- ty.” who preyed on women on college vocative, when one of those peo- In 2011, a similar bill died campuses, including Florida 5:05 p.m. at the ple is armed.” after the emotional testimony of State. Murdaugh, a former sheriff’s a father whose daughter was “This isn’t China. I don’t want deputy, said all 28 college presi- killed during an accidental to live in communist China,” Board of County Commissioners Meeting Room dents in the state system are shooting at a Florida State Baxley said. “Doesn’t anybody opposed to the bill, as are cam- University. But Marion remember Ted Bundy? I don’t PUTNAM COUNTY GOVERNMENT COMPLEX pus police chiefs and the associa- Hammer, a lobbyist for the want those things happening. I tion representing college faculty. National Rifle Association, don’t want people to be defense- 2509 Crill Avenue, Palatka, Florida 32177 But Florida State University pointed out that the death hap- less.”

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BUDGET SUMMARY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, PUTNAM COUNTY - FISCAL YEAR 2015-16

THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ARE 7.36% LESS THAN LAST YEAR’S TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES

THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A PUBLIC RECORD.

091715a7.indd 1 9/16/15 7:51 PM 8A PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 State News Man sentenced to 50 years in prison TALLAHASSEE Group seeks injunction to block bear hunt Suspect was accused of stabbing his then-wife and step-daughter in May 2013 A Seminole County conservation group suing to stop Florida’s bear hunt asked a judge for an emergency hearing, saying the hunt could undo decades of conservation work if hunters sur- served a life sentence of living and reliv- ing the jury trial. By Allison Waters-Merritt pass the state’s quota. Palatka Daily News ing that moment of his vicious attack.” “This case was decided by a jury,” Wolfe Multiple media outlets report lawyers for Lake Mary-based Horn’s letter described the lasting said. “I went through an extensive dia- “Speak Up, Wekiva,” a conservation group, told a Leon County A former corrections officer for the affects the attack had on his daughter. logue with Mr. Hendrix. The decision to Circuit Court judge on Tuesday the Florida Fish and Wildlife Bradford County Jail was sentenced Fear and anxiety were words used to testify or not testify was his and exclu- Conservation Commission will be unable to end the hunt until Tuesday afternoon by Judge Clyde Wolfe describe the teen, and she was twice eval- sively his.” at least after the second day, Oct. 25, regardless of whether the for attempted second-degree murder of uated for mental illness. During his opportunity to speak, quota of 320 bears has been exceeded. his stepdaughter and attempted first- “Please help me keep my daughter Hendrix thanked his family and friends Proponents said Florida’s first bear hunt in 21 years will help degree murder of his former wife in 2013. safe,” Horn’s letter said. for supporting him and quoted Bible manage the state’s estimated population of 3,300 bears. Charles Gregg Hendrix, 54, was sen- Defense attorney scripture. A spokesman for Gov. Rick Scott said Scott will not intervene tenced to 45 years in prison for the two Brett Kocijan took the “I would like to share scripture with to block the hunt. attempted murder counts and five years opportunity to call sev- you, Proverbs 3:5,” Hendrix said. “Trust for probation violation. eral members of in Jehovah with all your heart and do not BOCA RATON Hendrix was on probation for shooting Hendrix’s family to rely on your own understanding.” his former wife, Lori Anne Jestes, whom speak on the defendant’s The attorneys then presented argu- Officials: Extend city’s medical pot ban he was dating in 2011. behalf including broth- ment for sentencing of Hendrix. Boca Raton officials recommended the city continue to ban In May 2013, a few days before Hendrix ers, his mother and his Janesk pointed out Hendrix was serv- medical marijuana dispensaries. was scheduled for a hearing to request Hendrix wife prior to Jestes. ing probation for shooting Jestes in the The city’s planning and zoning board voted 6-1 on Tuesday to early termination of his probation, he was Hendrix’s family face. recommend Boca Raton extend its 12-month ban on medical- arrested for stabbing Jestes, who he mar- members used the oppor- Kocijan responded Hendrix had no list- marijuana-related activities until October 2016. Officials cited a ried, and her 15-year-old daughter. tunity to attack Jestes, plead with ed violent history prior to the accidental lack of city-zoning rules regarding the dispensaries as being a In July, a six-person jury found Hendrix to speak up for himself and shooting of Jestes, who later wrote letters primary reason for the decision. Hendrix guilty on both counts of attempt- describe the defendant as a loving family pleading for early termination of the pro- Last October, Boca’s City Council unanimously passed Palm ed murder. man who would not hurt anyone. bation. Beach County’s first municipal moratorium on medical mari- Tuesday, Assistant State Attorney Ken “Gregg didn’t get to tell his side of the Before sentencing, Wolfe told the court- juana centers. The vote came shortly before Florida’s medical Janesk read statements from Jestes and story,” Aunt Judy Miller said. room to remember the two victims. marijuana amendment was defeated. Al Horn, the father of the 15-year-old vic- “I’m here to plead for leniency for my “I want to remind everyone that Mr. Specific marijuana dispensary organizations are authorized tim. son,” Hendrix’s mother, Annette Harris, Hendrix is not the victim in this case,” to operate in Florida under the Compassionate Medical “No matter what I say, no one can truly said. “She attacked him. He defended Wolfe said. “Lori (Anne Jestes) is the vic- Cannabis Act of 2014. understand the horror and pain he inflict- himself.” tim in this case. (The minor) is a victim in ed on me and my daughter,” Jestes’ letter Wolfe quickly pointed out to those in this case.” PENSACOLA said. “No matter what your sentence is the courtroom Hendrix was given the today, he made sure me and my daughter opportunity to testify in his defense dur- [email protected] Police: 37 teens arrested for burglaries Pensacola police recently arrested 37 teenagers for vehicle burglaries. Assistant police chief Tommi Lyter said there were no over- arching affiliations among the teens even though there were similarities in their methods. Palatka man accused of burning girlfriend with an iron Lyter said groups of four or five teens will go into a neighbor- hood where they’ll walk through trying car doors. When they Palatka Daily News in an attempt to keep him from white mark on the victim’s edly found a white rocky sub- find an open one, he said, they “start ransacking the car.” He destroying her air conditioning forearm, the report said. stance. said they’ve stolen change, spare keys and firearms among A 22-year-old Palatka man unit. She said he grabbed the As the couple “tussled,” the Chandler was arrested, other items. was arrested and charged with iron and burned her, the report victim told one of her children taken to the Putnam County Police said some of the suspects were as young as 14. aggravated battery and cocaine said. to run next door and call 911, Jail and faced a $16,008 bond. Authorities caution people to lock their car doors and to never possession The victim told deputies she the report said. A copy of the report was sent leave valuables inside. 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091715a8.indd 1 9/16/15 7:54 PM www.palatkadailynews.com SPORTSTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 B SECTION NFL NOTES MARK BLUMENTHAL Gators hold off on Welcome naming starting QB Hargreaves ‘probable’ starter for Saturday’s game at return Kentucky. Sophomore Treon Harris for Kentucky game and redshirt freshman Will Grier split snaps during the first two games, with of ‘Pos’ each getting a start. Associated Press Harris has completed 19 of 27 pass- GAINESVILLE — Florida’s start- es for 269 yards and two touchdowns. aul Posluszny is a warrior. ing quarterback remains a mystery Grier has completed 26 of 35 for 317 If he’s healthy, he’s out on heading into the team’s Southeastern yards and four scores. Grier also has the football field, flying to the Conference opener. an interception and a fumble. ball, trying to make hits and Coach Jim McElwain said JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News P Florida’s Treon Harris looks for a receiver against East Carolina. even on occasion, looking to get both Wednesday he hasn’t settled on a See GATORS, Page 4B hands on it to stop a drive. In last Sunday’s season opener against the Carolina Panthers, “Pos” was all over the field. He led the In Pursuit Jaguars in tackles with nine, eight solo, and stretched as far as he could to pick off a Cam Newton pass in the first Upbeat half. Unfortunately for Posluszny and the defense, the offense couldn’t do much against Carolina and the Panthers came out of EverBank Field with a 20-9 victory, marking the fourth in wake straight season-opening loss for the Jaguars. But the fact that Posluszny was back to being ... well, Paul Posluszny ... was a positive in the locker room afterward of loss to third-year head coach Gus Bradley. “I sure saw him around the ball a lot,” Bradley said. “He controls our Warriors encouraged defense, he sets the front and he makes the adjustments to our defense. He had by output on offense an interception. I think it’s pretty clear just how much impact he has on our By Andy Hall defense and what he does for us.” Palatka Daily News That’s simply leadership provided by a man starting his ninth season in the The glass is half full as the Peniel league, the fifth with the Jaguars. Baptist Academy football team pre- But it’s also leadership shown by a pares for Friday’s game with Beacon man who is coming back from tearing a of Hope Christian. pectoral muscle in a win over the The 0-3 War- Cleveland Browns last October. riors could be FRIDAY “It’s definitely good to be back out on bummed after the field,” said the 30-year-old jumping out to a Beacon of Posluszny, who said he is back to being 22-0 lead before Hope 100 percent after the injury that ended losing a 56-36 at Peniel, his 2014 season. Sunday’s game was game with 7:30 p.m. the 100th game of his career. “Being Golden Rule of out for most of last year gave me time Fort Pierce – or to fully recover from the injury and I upbeat after went through a ton of preparation.” posting their highest point total in He was asked what tips he gave two years of eight-man football. rookies. CHRIS DEVITTO / Palatka Daily News “I think (the mood) is optimistic,” “Actually, I got lots more of (those Palatka’s Travis Williams, left, chases Ponte Vedra quarterback Nick Tronti. said Peniel coach Clayton Prescott. questions) asked in the offseason,” he “We moved some people around to said. “I just told guys to play ball and showcase their abilities. We’ve got- be able to contribute. It’s not college ten a player back from last season anymore. It’s part of helping the and a new kid who’s going to help us younger guys and to bring them along.” on special teams.” Always being the leader. Quarterback Gage Tibbs threw n One of the Jaguars’ biggest issues touchdown passes of 15 yards to Sunday was the lack of targeting tight Brian Passmore and 25 yards to ends. Still on Mend Ariel Leto. Passmore also had a Quarterback Blake Bortles targeted 30-yard touchdown run, David his tight ends just twice, once getting Dennin a 32-yard touchdown run picked off by Thomas Davis in the Open week didn’t help Panthers heal for 5-5A opener and the coach’s son, C.J. Prescott, fourth quarter. With tall targets like went for 180 yards on 12 carries, Marcedes Lewis, Clay Harbor and Nic By Andy Hall FRIDAY sive lineman Jared Hendrix including a 12-yard scoring run. Jacobs (Lewis is 6-foot-6, Harbor 6-3, Palatka Daily News and linebackers Gavin Thomas “I’ve never seen C.J. run the ball Jacobs is 6-5), it was more jaw-drop- and Latavious Simmons are like that with him hitting the hole ping that offensive coordinator Greg deally, an open week is a healing time for a Ridgeview still out. like that. I think it inspired the Olsen didn’t make better usage of football team. Not so the 0-2 Palatka at Palatka, “Obviously, with starters team,” coach Prescott said. them. Panthers, who aren’t getting back any play- 7:30 p.m. getting injured, we looked for He hopes the additional players Addressing the media Monday, ers already injured and got another hurt in defensive guys who could help will help address shortcomings from Bradley said, “When they don’t catch practice last week with the District 5-5A us on offense and offensive the Golden Rule game, specifically any balls, that’s something to look at. I openerI coming up Friday with 1-2 Orange Park guys who could help us on defense,” said PHS giving up a kickoff return for a touch- know we had some plays – five or six – Ridgeview. coach Bobby Humphries, who scouted Ridgeview down and leaving the Lions’ tight really designed to go to Marcedes and Playmaking cornerback Kaven Pressley “came in Friday’s 42-24 loss at Bartram Trail. end open for touchdowns three times to utilize our tight ends. The read took down wrong” leaping for a ball and is his status is on corner blitzes. him away from it so it wasn’t that they in doubt. Running back Dontaevone Evans, offen- See PANTHERS, Page 4B Physical fatigue may have been a weren’t called. The read just took him away from that particular play.” See WARRIORS, Page 4B n Kicking became an adventure on Sunday for both teams. With the new rule of the extra-point going from a 20-yard gimme to a 33-yard attempt this season, it meant some extra-point kicks would miss. Coaches reach crossroads One of those came from rookie kicker Jason Myers, who missed the extra Winners on plateau A look at some of those crossroads tor Brent Key as his replacement. point after Rashad Greene’s touch- coaches: O’Leary built a solid program in down catch in the second quarter. It or nearing retirement Orlando, but with the Knights off to marked the first unsuccessful Jaguars’ FRANK BEAMER, VIRGINIA TECH. an 0-2 start, it could be time to reset. extra-point kick since Josh Scobee The 68-year-old coach is synony- missed in a 20-16 loss to the Tennessee By Ralph D. Russo mous with Hokies football, but just STEVE SPURRIER, SOUTH CAROLINA Titans at EverBank Field on Dec. 22, Associated Press 22 victories in the last three seasons The Ball Coach went off in July 2013. have the natives in Blacksburg rest- about how members of the media Kansas State fans got a taste of life less. Best-case scenario for many were putting him and his program See NFL, Page 2B without coach Bill Snyder, who slipped Hokies fans is the team rides a man- out to pasture prematurely. Of into retirement for three seasons when ageable schedule to another 10-win course, it was Spurrier himself who it seemed as if he had lost his magic. season and Beamer steps down tri- said after last season he was likely to The results: Not great. umphantly having righted the ship. coach only a few more years. We INSIDE Snyder came back in 2009 and all That could be tough with QB Michael should all look so good at 70, but has been well since. For the most part, Brewer hurt. And Beamer is very Spurrier is coming off a 7-6 season Wildcats fans are in no rush to see the much looking forward to coaching and might have a hard time duplicat- 75-year-old Snyder to step aside again Virginia Tech against Tennessee in ing it this season after losing to Scoreboard 2B for good. the game at Bristol Motor Speedway Kentucky — again. What then for Briefs 2B Elsewhere around the country there next year. the most successful coach in South are some successful veteran coaches Carolina history? Classified 3B who are reaching crossroads in their GEORGE O’LEARY, UCF careers. In some cases, it’s coaches get- The 69-year-old O’Leary is now KIRK FERENTZ, IOWA ting close to retirement. In others, it’s also the interim athletic director at Ferentz is 60 years old and in his ANDY HALL coaches who seem to have plateaued UCF. He denies that he is angling to 17th season at Iowa. For most of the Sports Editor 312-5239 JOHN STUDWELL / Special to the Daily News after at least a decade at their current become permanent AD, with an eye Steve Spurrier [email protected] jobs. toward installing offensive coordina- See COACHES, Page 2B

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Colorado 61 84 .421 22½ Jacksonville 0 1 0 .000 9 20 CALENDAR Tuesday’s Games Houston 0 1 0 .000 20 27 Pickleball open house on Friday NOTE: Schedules are submitted by TODAY ON TELEVISION Pittsburgh 5, Chicago Cubs 4, 1st Indianapolis 0 1 0 .000 14 27 schools, leagues and recreation game North An open house on pickleball will be held from departments and are subject to Chicago Cubs 2, Pittsburgh 1, 2nd W L T Pct PF PA change without notice. COLLEGE FOOTBALL game Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 33 13 8-11 a.m. Friday at the tennis/pickleball courts at 7:30 p.m. ESPN Clemson at Louisville Washington 4, Philadelphia 0 Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 13 19 the Johnny Theobold Sports Complex in Palatka. THURSDAY, September 17 7:30 p.m. ESPNU Florida A&M at South Miami 9, N.Y. Mets 3 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 21 28 HIGH SCHOOL Carolina State Atlanta 3, Toronto 2 Cleveland 0 1 0 .000 10 31 The Putnam County Parks and Recreation Volleyball St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 1, 10 innings West Department recently resurfaced the courts and Peniel Baptist at St. Augustine GOLF Arizona 6, San Diego 4 W L T Pct PF PA Beacon Of Hope, 6 p.m. 5:30 a.m. Golf Channel European Italian Open, Colorado 5, L.A. Dodgers 4, 16 innings Denver 1 0 0 1.000 19 13 installed six pickleball courts. Menendez at Palatka, 6:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Golf Channel first round, at Monza, Italy Cincinnati 9, San Francisco 8, 10 Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 The sport combines elements of tennis, badmin- North Marion at Interlachen, 6:30 European Italian Open, innings San Diego 1 0 0 1.000 33 28 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Oakland 0 1 0 .000 13 33 ton, ping pong and racquetball. first round, at Monza, Italy NATIONAL CONFERENCE Boys Golf 12:30 p.m. Golf Channel Web.com Small Business Chicago Cubs 3, Pittsburgh 2, 12 Current players will provide instruction at no At St. Johns County Golf Course innings East cost. Palatka at St. Johns River Athletic Connection Champion- Washington 12, Philadelphia 2 W L T Pct PF PA Conference Meet, 8 a.m. ship, first round, at Lake Miami 6, N.Y. Mets 0 Dallas 1 0 0 1.000 27 26 Participants of all ages are welcome and should Cross Country Forest, Ill. Toronto 9, Atlanta 1 Washington 0 1 0 .000 10 17 wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Interlachen, Palatka, Florida D&B, 2 a.m. Golf Channel Women’s Solheim Cup, St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia 0 1 0 .000 24 26 Pierson Taylor at Crescent City, 4 match play, at St. Leon- San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. N.Y. Giants 0 1 0 .000 26 27 Equipment will be provided, along with water and p.m. Rot, Germany Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. South tennis shoes. Swimming Cincinnati at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA The event will be hosted by St. Johns River At The ARC Pool MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Thursday’s Games Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 26 24 Orange Park Ridgeview vs. Palatka, 12:30 p.m. MLB Network Cubs at Pirates Chicago Cubs (Hendricks 7-6) at Carolina 1 0 0 1.000 20 9 Pickleball, which plays at the Welaka Firehouse 4:30 p.m. Pittsburgh (Morton 9-7), 12:35 p.m. Tampa Bay 0 1 0 .000 14 42 JV Football 7 p.m. FS Florida Marlins at Nationals Miami (Cosart 1-4) at Washington New Orleans 0 1 0 .000 19 31 Courts. Interlachen at St. Augustine, 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Sun Sports Orioles at Rays (Roark 4-5), 7:05 p.m. North For additional information, call USA Pickleball Palatka at Orange Park Ridgeview, 6 8 p.m. MLB Network Astros at Rangers Toronto (Estrada 12-8) at Atlanta W L T Pct PF PA District Ambassador Michelle Holland at (904) p.m. (Wisler 5-7), 7:10 p.m. Green Bay 1 0 0 1.000 31 23 Pierson Taylor at Crescent City, 6 NFL St. Louis (Lackey 11-9) at Milwaukee Minnesota 0 1 0 .000 3 20 386-4212. p.m. 8:30 p.m. CBS, NFL Broncos at Chiefs (Nelson 11-12), 8:10 p.m. Detroit 0 1 0 .000 28 33 Chicago 0 1 0 .000 23 31 FRIDAY, September 18 West COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL UEFA EUROPA LEAGUE SOCCER Yankees 3, Rays 1 HIGH SCHOOL 1 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Liverpool at Bordeaux W L T Pct PF PA Football New York Tampa Bay St. Louis 1 0 0 1.000 34 31 Crescent City at Pahokee, 7 p.m. 3 p.m. Fox Sports 1 Qarabag at Tottenham ab r h bi ab r h bi Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 31 19 Vikings continue winning ways Alachua Santa Fe at Interlachen, Ellsury cf 5 0 2 0 Jaso dh 4 0 1 0 San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 20 3 7:30 p.m. WNBA PLAYOFFS Gardnr lf 4 0 0 0 Shaffer ph 1 0 0 0 Seattle 0 1 0 .000 31 34 Orange Park Ridgeview at Palatka, 8 p.m. ESPN2 Eastern Conference semi- ARdrgz dh 4 0 0 0 Mahtok lf 3 0 0 0 Thursday, Sep. 17 Courtney Mitchell delivered nine kills and two 7:30 p.m. finals, Fever at Sky, Gm. 1 BMcCn c 3 1 0 0 Szemr ph-lf 0 0 0 0 Denver at Kansas City, 8:25 p.m. blocks and Madison Speyerer handed out 16 Eight-Man Football 10 p.m. ESPN2 Western Conference, se- Beltran rf 3 1 0 0 TBckh ph 1 0 0 0 Sunday, Sep. 20 assists as the St. Johns River State College volley- At Theobold Sports Complex mifinals, Storm at Mercury, Hethctt rf 0 0 0 0 Longori 3b 3 0 0 0 Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. St. Augustine Beacon Of Hope vs. Game 1 Bird 1b 3 1 2 2 Forsyth 2b 3 0 0 0 Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m. ball team continued its winning ways on Peniel Baptist, 7:30 p.m. Headly 3b 4 0 1 1 Loney 1b 4 1 3 0 Arizona at Chicago, 1 p.m. Wednesday night in Babson Park, defeating the Gregrs ss 3 0 1 0 SouzJr rf 3 0 2 1 Houston at Carolina, 1 p.m. WOMEN’S SOCCER Ackley 2b 2 0 0 0 Frnkln ss 4 0 0 0 San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Webber University junior varsity team, 25-14, TIDES 7:30 p.m. Fox Sports 1 U.S. vs. Haiti, at Detroit CYoung ph 1 0 0 0 Kiermr cf 4 0 0 0 New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 25-16, 25-22. Palatka City Dock Drew 2b 1 0 0 0 Rivera c 3 0 1 0 San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. High Low WOMEN’S COLLEGE SOCCER Guyer ph 1 0 0 0 Tennessee at Cleveland, 1 p.m. The wins pushed the Vikings to 11-2 in continu- Today 6:38A,7:02P 1:39A,1:37P 7 p.m. SEC Network Georgia at LSU Totals 33 3 6 3 Totals 34 1 7 1 Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 1 p.m. ing the best record in their program’s history to Sept. 18 7:16A,7:40P 2:16A,2:12P New York 010 001 001—3 St. Louis at Washington, 1 p.m. start the season. Sept. 19 7:56A,8:22P 2:58A,2:55P Tampa Bay 000 001 000—1 Baltimore at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Cleveland 72 72 .500 12½ Bay (M.Moore 1-4), 7:10 p.m. E—Gregorius (12). DP—New York 1. Miami at Jacksonville, 4:05 p.m. Julianna Hicks had five kills and two blocks and St. Augustine Beach Chicago 69 75 .479 15½ Kansas City (Ventura 11-8) at LOB—New York 7, Tampa Bay 10. Dallas at Philadelphia, 4:25 p.m. Dany Jaramillo scrapped for 15 digs. High Low Detroit 66 78 .458 18½ Cleveland (Kluber 8-13), 7:10 p.m. 2B—Bird (5), Gregorius (21), Jaso Seattle at Green Bay, 8:30 p.m. Today 11:17A,11:30P 4:57A,5:32P West Division Toronto (Estrada 12-8) at Atlanta (15), Loney (14), Souza Jr. (13). Monday, Sep. 21 The Vikings will begin play in the Mid-Florida Sept. 18 11:57A,------5:33A,6:15P W L Pct GB (Wisler 5-7), 7:10 p.m. HR—Bird (7). SB—Mahtook (3). N.Y. Jets at Indianapolis, 8:30 p.m. Conference on Tuesday at home against Santa Fe Sept. 19 12:10A,12:40P 6:15A,7:05P Texas 78 67 .538 — Houston (McCullers 5-5) at Texas IP H R ER BB SO Houston 77 69 .527 1½ (Lewis 15-8), 8:05 p.m. New York and on Thursday night against Daytona State. Los Angeles 73 71 .507 4½ L.A. Angels (Santiago 8-9) at Sevrino W,4-3 5 2-3 6 1 1 1 7 WNBA PREP GOLF Seattle 70 76 .479 8½ Minnesota (Milone 8-5), 8:10 p.m. Ju.Wilson H,26 1 0 0 0 0 2 BOYS Oakland 62 84 .425 16½ Betances H,25 1 1-3 1 0 0 3 1 Postseason Glance NFL At Palatka Municipal Golf Course Tuesday’s Games A.Miller S,34 1 0 0 0 0 3 FIRST ROUND Palatka 157, Nease 175 Baltimore 6, Boston 5, 13 innings NL Standings Tampa Bay (Best-of-3 series) Nesae: Paul 41, Hall 43, Perna 45, Kansas City 2, Cleveland 0 East Division Archer L,12-12 6 4 2 2 4 7 EASTERN CONFERENCE Limited practice for Jags’ Thomas Champney 46. Tampa Bay 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 W L Pct GB Riefenhauser 1 0 0 0 0 1 New York vs. Washington Palatka (5-1): Sheffield 37, Reece Atlanta 3, Toronto 2 New York 83 63 .568 — Bellatti 2 2 1 1 0 1 Friday at New York, 7 p.m. JACKSONVILLE — Jacksonville Jaguars tight 39, Hawkins 40, Barnes 41. Texas 6, Houston 5 Washington 75 70 .517 7½ WP—Archer. Sept. 20 at Washington, 1 p.m. Detroit 5, Minnesota 4 Miami 63 83 .432 20 Umpires—Home, Larry Vanover; Sept. 22 at New York, TBD-x end Julius Thomas has been cleared for limited Oakland 17, Chicago White Sox 6 Atlanta 57 89 .390 26 First, Tom Woodring; Second, Vic Chicago vs. Indiana practice. He still won’t play for at least a few more BASEBALL L.A. Angels 4, Seattle 3 Philadelphia 56 91 .381 27½ Carapazza; Third, Ron Kulpa. Tonight at Chicago, 8 p.m. Wednesday’s Games Central Division Sept. 19 at Indiana, 7 p.m. weeks. AL Standings Boston 10, Baltimore 1 W L Pct GB Sept. 21 at Chicago, 8 p.m.-x Thomas was on the field Wednesday for the first East Division Cleveland 5, Kansas City 1 St. Louis 91 54 .628 — NFL W L Pct GB N.Y. Yankees 3, Tampa Bay 1 Pittsburgh 87 58 .600 4 AMERICAN CONFERENCE WESTERN CONFERENCE time since breaking a bone on the back of his right Toronto 83 62 .572 — Toronto 9, Atlanta 1 Chicago 84 61 .579 7 East Los Angeles vs. Minnesota hand in the preseason opener Aug. 14. New York 80 65 .552 3 Texas 14, Houston 3 Milwaukee 62 83 .428 29 W L T Pct PF PA Friday at Minnesota, 9 p.m. He had surgery Sept. 1, and the Jaguars have Baltimore 71 74 .490 12 Chicago White Sox 9, Oakland 4 Cincinnati 61 83 .424 29½ N.Y. Jets 1 0 0 1.000 31 10 Sept. 20 at Los Angeles, 3 p.m. Tampa Bay 70 75 .483 13 Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. West Division Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 27 14 Sept. 22 at Minnesota, TBD-x targeted Week 4 for his return. But that could be Boston 69 76 .476 14 L.A. Angels at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. W L Pct GB New England 1 0 0 1.000 28 21 Tulsa vs. Phoenix optimistic considering coach Gus Bradley said Central Division Thursday’s Games Los Angeles 83 61 .576 — Miami 1 0 0 1.000 17 10 Tonight at Phoenix, 10 p.m. W L Pct GB Oakland (Nolin 1-1) at Chicago White San Francisco 76 69 .524 7½ South Sept. 19 at Tulsa, 9 p.m. Wednesday that Thomas will return to the hand Kansas City 85 60 .586 — Sox (Quintana 9-10), 2:10 p.m. Arizona 69 76 .476 14½ W L T Pct PF PA Sept. 22 at Phoenix, 10 p.m.-x doctor in two weeks, adding “I think we’re just Minnesota 75 69 .521 9½ Baltimore (Tillman 9-11) at Tampa San Diego 68 78 .466 16 Tennessee 1 0 0 1.000 42 14 x-if necessary waiting to see what we find out in the second eval- uation.” Thomas signed a five-year, $46 million contract, including $24 million guaranteed, to be the center- Nebraska CB looks to bounce back against Miami piece of Jacksonville’s receiving corps.

By Eric Olson him. I know Daniel is going to respond well.” Coach Mike Riley said he didn’t expect Davie BASEBALL Associated Press Secondary coach Brian Stewart said he’s to lose his starting job, but Davie’s leash would doing all he can this week to put Davie in posi- appear shorter with the return of Jonathan Chasing Jays, Yankees beat Rays LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska cornerback tion to bounce back from his dismal outing. Rose from suspension and the development of Daniel Davie better be ready Saturday. Miami South Alabama’s Cody Clements threw sophomore Chris Jones. ST. PETERSBURG — Prized rookie Luis quarterback Brad Kaaya is coming his way. Davie’s direction 11 times and completed eight Stewart said he expects Kaaya to try to work Severino rebounded from his worst start, Greg Everybody on the Cornhuskers’ defense of those passes, if you count a 56-yarder for a the right side of the field until Davie proves he’s Bird homered and drove in two runs, and the New knows it after South Alabama picked on Davie touchdown that was nullified by a penalty on got it covered during Saturday’s game in Miami York Yankees beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-1 on mercilessly last weekend. South Alabama’s center. Davie was taken out Gardens. Wednesday night to keep pace in the AL playoff “I’m pretty sure the first play is going to be of the game early in the fourth quarter of the “I’d do it, too,” Stewart said. “They’re going to race. play-action pass deep shot,” linebacker Michael 48-9 win after he was called for pass interfer- see if we’ve got that fixed. We’re going to show The second-place Yankees, who lead the wild- Rose-Ivey said. “They’re going to keep testing ence. them we got it fixed.” card chase, took two of three from Tampa Bay and stayed three games behind Toronto in the AL East. Severino (4-3) allowed one run and six hits in 5 that things get better or Ferentz rumors last year that Richt was his staff. Stoops called the victory 2-3 innings. The right-hander gave up a career- decides to leave while leaving considering stepping down. He against Tennessee last week high six earned runs over 2 1-3 innings in an 11-5 Coaches some money on the table. has always seemed like a coach maybe his “favorite” of all at loss Friday to Toronto. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B who would be comfortable walk- Oklahoma. That’s saying some- After Bird had a second-inning RBI double, MARK RICHT, GEORGIA ing away relatively young. thing for a guy with 170 wins and Chase Headley put the Yankees up 2-0 with a run- last 10 years, the Hawkeyes have At 55, Richt is a long way from a national title. But what if scoring single in the sixth. Bird, also a rookie, been pretty blah, usually getting collecting social security. He has BOB STOOPS, OKLAHOMA another season goes sour? made it 3-1 on his ninth-inning shot. to the postseason, but rarely seri- been at Georgia for 15 seasons, Some Sooners fans have com- Nobody is firing Stoops and he Justin Wilson, Dellin Betances and Andrew ously contending for a Big Ten won 138 games and two plained that Stoops has been too hasn’t been drawing the NFL Miller, who pitched the ninth for his 34th save, title. Then there’s that contract. Southeastern Conference titles, comfortable in recent years and interest the way he once did. combined for 3 1-3 scoreless innings for New York. After this season the buyout but still Bulldogs fans generally let the program slip. After going Stoops and the more fickle Chris Archer (12-12) gave up two runs, four hits, would still be around $10 million. feel as if the program has under- 8-5 last season, the 55-year-old Sooners supporters might be four walks and struck out seven over six innings Hawkeyes fans can only hope achieved. Maybe. There were shook things up and remodeled stuck with one another. for the Rays. His fourth strikeout of the game, coming against Brett Gardner in the third, broke Scott Kazmir’s single-season club mark of 239 set on Nov. 9, 2008, in the Jaguars’ Marino’s last game as the and Atlanta Falcons. So here is in 2007. 38-14 triumph. Dolphins’ quarterback. my first NFL Power Rankings for NFL Then again, not a whole lot But what has happened in the the season. All the teams are 1-0: CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B went right that season for the rivalry since that massacre? The 1. New England; 2. Denver; 3. Conley, Marlins blank Mets Lions, who they were en route to Jaguars are a mere 1-4 and 0-3 at Green Bay; 4. Buffalo; 5. St. Louis; Meanwhile, Panthers kicker the first 0-16 season in league his- home, including last year’s 27-13 6. Dallas; 7. Kansas City; 8. NEW YORK — David Wright refused to make Graham Gano had a field goal tory. setback. The lone win for the Atlanta; 9. Arizona; 10. San excuses for two lethargic losses to Miami. Still, he’s attempt blocked late in the game n When most people think Jaguars came at Sun Life Diego. looking forward to a brief break before the rival by defensive lineman Chris about the Jaguars and their next Stadium on Dec. 3, 2006, 24-10. Yankees come to Citi Field for a tantalizing three- Clemons, who had one of two opponent, the Miami Dolphins, n Usually, the first seasonal Mark Blumenthal’s NFL Notes column game series between teams making a playoff push. sacks against Newton. It marked playing one another, usually it’s rankings are a cluster of some appears Thursdays during the season Adam Conley slowed the Mets’ pursuit of a the first field goal block by a the Annihilation At Alltel – Jan. kind, but I’m going to give a lot of in the Palatka Daily News. You can National League East title with a career-high seven Jaguars player since Gerald 15, 2000, the AFC divisional play- love to teams who may have not reach him at mblumenthal@palatka- innings, and the streaking Marlins handed New Sensebaugh blocked a 33-yard off as the Jaguars pulverized the been expected to win, but did, like dailynews.com or on Twitter @diaboli- York a 6-0 loss Wednesday night. Jason Hanson attempt at Detroit Dolphins, 62-7, in what was Dan the Buffalo Bills, St. Louis Rams calmarky. Entering with an 8 1-2 game lead over Washington in the division, manager Terry Collins chose to rest his left-handed hitters against Conley, PALATKA DAILY NEWS PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS a 25-year-old lefty. NBA Andy Hall Mark Blumenthal Tyshawn Anderson Allison Waters-Merritt Josh Bohannon Sports Editor Sports Writer Press Room News Editor Guest HIGH SCHOOL Wade in Miami Hall of Champions Ridgeview at Palatka Palatka Palatka Orange Park Ridgeview Palatka Palatka Santa Fe at Interlachen Alachua Santa Fe Alachua Santa Fe Alachua Santa Fe Alachua Santa Fe Interlachen MIAMI — Dwyane Wade is already thinking big Crescent City at Pahokee Pahokee Pahokee Pahokee Pahokee Crescent City about the Miami Heat’s fast-approaching season. COLLEGE And missing the playoffs last season has only Florida at Kentucky Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida energized him. FSU at Boston College Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Nebraska at Miami Miami Miami Miami Nebraska Miami Less than two weeks from the start of his 13th Auburn at LSU Auburn LSU Auburn LSU LSU Heat training camp, Wade joined Jack Nicklaus Ole Miss at Alabama Ole Miss Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama and Chris Evert as enshrinees Wednesday at the South Carolina at Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia South Carolina 21st Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Sports Ga. Tech at Notre Dame Notre Dame Georgia Tech Georgia Tech Notre Dame Notre Dame Hall of Champions induction ceremony. And while NFL the night was about looking back and celebrating Dolphins at Jaguars Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Jaguars Jaguars Bucs at Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints Saints the past, Wade couldn’t help but sound excited 49ers at Steelers 49ers Steelers Steelers Steelers 49ers what may loom this season. Last week 9-4 10-3 11-2 7-6 9-4 “It could be special,” Wade said. “We have all the Season 19-9 20-8 23-5 16-12 15-13 ingredients. We’ve just got to make sure we mix it Josh Bohannon is owner of Bohannon Battery Distributors. Last week’s guest was Trisha Thompson, manager of Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Guests’ right.” total is a combined figure. –Staff, Associated Press MIDDAY CASH 3 8-4-0 MIDDAY PLAY 4 6-6-4-5 FANTASY 5 4-5-8-29-31 LOTTO 7-8-23-35-49-51 XTRA 4 FLORIDA LOTTERY WEDNESDAY EVENING CASH 3 0-6-9 EVENING PLAY 4 5-7-1-1 POWERBALL 5-7-24-31-39 PB 7 PP x 3

091715b2.indd 1 9/17/15 12:19 AM IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO: 2014-CA-000147 VANDERBILT MORTGAGE AND FINANCE, INC., a Ten- nessee corporation author- ized to transact business in Florida, Plaintiff, vs. RICHARD ALDON JACK- SON, JR.; DANA MARIE JACKSON; UNKNOWN TENANT(S) IN POSSES- SION OF 140 Henry Nor- wood Way, Palatka, FL 32177; CACH, LLC, Defendant(s). NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in accordance with the Final Judgment of Foreclosure entered on August 26, 2015 in the above-styled cause, Tim Smith, Putnam county clerk of court shall sell to the highest and best bid- der for cash on October 1, 2015 at 11:00 a.m., at www.putnam.realforeclose. com PARCEL NO. 2: A TRACT OF LAND SITU- ATED IN THE NORTH 1/2 OF SECTION 30, TOWN- SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST, BEING A PART OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- FICIAL RECORDS BOOK 342, PAGE 1436 OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- IDA AND BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DE- SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- FICIAL RECORDS BOOK 342, PAGE 1436 OF SAID PUBLIC RECORDS AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC- TION 30, TOWNSHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST AND RUN THENCE WEST- ERLY ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF SAID LANDS, BE- ING THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID SECTION, A DISTANCE OF 441.5 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING OF THIS DESCRIPTION. FROM THE POINT OF BEGINNING (1) CONTINUE WESTERLY, ALONG SAID NORTH LINES, A DISTANCE OF 441.5 FEET. (2) THENCE SOUTHERLY, PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SECTION 30, A DISTANCE OF 592.0 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO INTERSECT WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- FICIAL RECORDS BOOK 342, PAGE 1436. RETURN TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- NING AND (3) RUN THENCE SOUTHERLY, PARALLEL WITH SAID EAST LINE A DISTANCE OF 592.0 FEET, MORE OR LESS, TO INTERSECT WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- FICIAL RECORDS BOOK 342, PAGE 1436. (4) THENCE WESTERLY, ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE, A DISTANCE OF 441.5 FEET TO THE SOUTH- ERLY END OF CALL (2) AND TO CLOSE. RE- SERVING AN EASEMENT FOR ROADWAY AND UTIL- ITY PURPOSES, OVER AND ACROSS THE SOUTH- ERLY 20.0 FEET THEREOF. TOGETHER WITH AN EASEMENT FOR ROAD- WAY AND UTILITY PUR- POSES, 20.0 FEET IN WIDTH, THE SOUTH LINE OF WHICH IS DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN- NING ON THE SOUTH LINE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN FOR THE SEVENTH JUDI- OFFICIAL RECORDS CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BOOK 342, PAGE 1436 OF PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- SAID PUBLIC RECORDS IDA AT THE SOUTHWEST CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CORNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LANDS AND C A S E N O . : (1) RUN THENCE WEST- 542014CA000375CAAXMX ERLY, ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE, A DISTANCE GREEN TREE SERVICING OF 1907.0 FEET, MORE OR LLC LESS, TO THE SOUTH- 345 St. Peter Street WESTERLY CORNER OF 1100 Landmark Towers LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- St. Paul, MN 55102 FICIAL RECORDS BOOK Plaintiff, 342, PAGE 1436 ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY vs. OF COUNTY ROAD DE- SCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- LISA K. BROWN; ROBERT CORDS BOOK 169, PAGE H. BROWN; JIMMIE WILDA 565 OF SAID PUBLIC RE- BROWN; LIFETIME ROOF- CORDS AND THE TERMIN- ING & SIDING, INC.; ATION OF THIS DESCRIP- Defendant(s). TION. EXCEPTING THERE- FROM THAT PART THERE- NOTICE OF FORECLOS- OF LYING WITHIN COUNTY URE SALE ROAD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOGETHER WITH THAT THAT, pursuant to CERTAIN 2000 OAK 64’ Plaintiff's Final Judgment MOBILE HOME, VIN of Foreclosure entered on 8U620106MA & September 9th, 2015, in the 8U6201061MB. above-captioned action, the Clerk of Court, Tim Property Address: 140 Smith, will sell to the Henry Norwood Way, Pal- highest and best bidder for atka, FL 32177 c a s h a t www.putnam.realforeclose. ANY PERSON CLAIMING com in accordance with AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- Chapter 45, Florida Stat- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF utes on the 15th day of Oc- ANY, OTHER THAN THE tober, 2015 at 11:00 AM on PROPERTY OWNER AS OF the following described THE DATE OF THE LIS property as set forth in PENDENS MUST FILE A said Final Judgment of CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS Foreclosure, to wit: AFTER THE SALE. THE EAST 80.00 FEET OF Dated: 9/2/2015 THE WEST 110.0 FEET OF THE SOUTH 132.0 FEET OF /s/ Michelle A. DeLeon, Es- THE NORTH 264.0 FEET OF quire THE SOUTH 528.0 FEET OF Florida Bar No.: 68587 GOVERNMENT LOT 6, Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 12 Boyer, P.A. SOUTH, RANGE 27 EAST, 255 S. Orange Ave., Ste. PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- 900 IDA. SUBJECT TO A 15.0 Orlando, FL 32801-3454 FOOT EASEMENT ALONG (407) 872-6011 THE NORTH BOUNDARY (407) 872-6012 Facsimile FOR ROAD PURPOSES. E-mail: servicecopies@qp- TOGETHER WITH A 2000 wblaw.com E-mail: mdele- COUNTRY HOME OF MER- [email protected] IT 28 X 56 SERIAL NUM- BERS3B FLHMBC94245081A CLASSIFIEDSAMERICANS • WITH DISAB- & FLHMBC94245081B. ILITIES PALATKA ACT DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 If you are a person with a New Craftsman 17-piece 149 Hernando Dr., EMPLOYMENT PROPERTY ADDRESS: 419 disability who needs an ac- PARADISE SHORES commodation in order to Auctions/ Flea screwdriver set. Cost Florahome, 0.34 acres, ROAD, CRESCENT CITY, access court facilities or $25, sell for $20. vacant/residential. 200 FL 32112 participate in a court pro- A Special Board Meeting Request for Qualifications Markets 386-325-9548 $180K. 561-964-9042 ceeding, you are entitled, will be held by the Palatka (RFQ) for Prequalified Con- Gas Authority at Italian Lat- tractor Certificates with St. Any person claiming an in- at no cost to you, to the Business Liquidation terest in the surplus from provision of certain assist- in Grill, 101 US 17, Palatka, Johns River State College FL 32177, on Thursday, (SJR State) Auction New in box, 24" vanity Business / the sale, if any, other than ance. To request such an Sat. 9/19 10am, top, $14. 386-325-7649 the property owner as of accommodation, please September 17, 2015 at RFQ-SJR-09-2015 Certific- 515 S. Hwy 17 East the date of the lis pendens, contact Court Administra- 11:30 am to approve ate-Renewal Commercial budget for fiscal year 2016. RFQ-SJR-10-2015 Certific- Palatka. Antique cottage. must file a claim within tion in advance of the date New in toolbox, sixty (60) days after the the service is needed: ate-New Col T. Haring Tire Store for Sale! 9/17/15 Craftsman 10-piece 3/8" sale. Court Administration, 125 AU4107 AB2966 Turnkey operation. Ask- E. Orange Ave., Ste. 300, Legal No. 00036576 SJR State invites general, tandaauctioncompany.com ratchet/socket set, $20. AMERICANS WITH DISAB- Daytona Beach, FL 32114; building, and site-work 386-336-3067 386-325-9548 ing $80K. 386-937-3030 ILITIES ACT. IF YOU ARE A (386) 257-6096. Hearing or (civil) contractors experi- Driver PERSON WITH A DISABIL- voice impaired, please call enced in SREF and public ITY WHO NEEDS AN AC- 1 (800) 955-8770. projects to apply for a pre- New slow cooker qualified contractor certi- Fruits & DRIVER TRAINEES! COMMODATION IN OR- with timer, $25. Homes DER TO ACCESS COURT 9/10/15, 9/17/15 ficate, which is required to GET PAID CDL FACILITIES OR PARTICIP- Legal No. 00036353 be eligible to respond to Vegetables 386-325-3073 competitive solicitations is- 3/2 House, CBS, Inter- TRAINING NOW! ATE IN A COURT PRO- lachen. 1 fenced acre. CEEDING, YOU ARE EN- sued by the College during Learn to drive for the certificate period of Fresh locally grown Wood kitchen table, good Rent $550/m, Sale TITLED, AT NO COST TO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF chestnuts, $5/lb. Leave Stevens Transport. NO YOU, TO THE PROVISION THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL Nov. 1, 2015, through Oct. cond., $10. Leave msg: $100K. Serv. animals EXPERIENCE NEEDED! OF CERTAIN ASSISTANCE. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- 31, 2016, for miscel- message: 386-937-8581 386-559-7692 only. 561-502-1531 NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA laneous renovation, remod- New Drivers can earn TO REQUEST SUCH AN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF ACCOMMODATION , CIVIL ACTION eling, and site-work $900/wk + Benefits! THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL projects at any of its cam- PLEASE CONTACT COURT Fresh produce delivered Homes for sale Palatka, Carrier covers cost! Be CIRCUIT IN AND FOR PUT- CASE NO.: 2015-CA-000286 puses. Sporting Goods ADMINISTRATION IN AD- NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA to your door! Tomatoes, E. Palatka, Owner fin., trained & based locally! VANCE OF THE DATE THE 53 CIVIL DIVISION The RFQ-SJR-09-2015 Spe- cukes .80¢/lb & up, etc. low dn pymt. Starting Now Offering New SERVICE IS NEEDED: Welaka, Pomona Park, NIB 12ga. Tristar semi- COURT ADMINISTRATION, U.S. BANK NATIONAL AS- cifications Document (Ap- @ $40K, 386-559-0660 Regional Routes in FL! Case #: 2014-CA-000169 plication for Certificate Re- auto, recoil comp., door- 1-877-214-3624 125 E. ORANGE AVE., STE. SOCIATION, AS INDEN- Satsuma 386-530-9456 300, DAYTONA BEACH, FL TURE TRUSTEE FOR newal) and the RFQ-SJR- breaching choke, $375. U.S. BANK, NATIONAL AS- SPRINGLEAF MORTGAGE 10-2015 (Application for NIB Gamo Whisper air 32114, (386) 257-6096. SOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE River Villas 2BR/2BA, HEARING OR VOICE IM- LOAN TRUST 2013-3, New Certificate) may be ob- Fuel Oil & rifle, 1250ft/sec., sound FOR THE HOLDERS OF Plaintiff, tained by contacting screen porch, carport, PAIRED, PLEASE CALL THE BANC OF AMERICA suppressor, 3x9x40 Medical 711. Beverly Barker by e-mail at Firewood new AC, crn lot, $60K. FUNDING CORPORATION, vs. [email protected] scope, $75. 684-2821 For appt: 386-649-6817 2008-FT1 TRUST, MORT- By: /s/ TIMOTHY D. PAD- u, or by phone at 386 312- GAGE PASS-THROUGH DAVID B. BROCK, et al, 4110. Firewood for Sale: $70 & GETT, P.A. CERTIFICATES, SERIES Electric Club Cart golf JONELLE M. RAINFORD, Defendant(s). up, depending on 2008-FT1 RFQ responses identified cart, 2-person, runs Mobile Home ESQ. Plaintiff, location. Get it while it Florida Bar # 100355 NOTICE OF ACTION on the outside of the trans- good, w/charger, $699. mittal with company name lasts! 386-684-6812 With Land 6267 Old Water Oak Road, -vs.- 386-972-1333 Suite 203 To: BONNIE J. BROCK, and RFQ-SJR-09-2015 or DAVID B. BROCK RFQ-SJR-10-2015 , 2BR/2BA SW, Inter- Tallahassee, FL 32312 Jennifer Rebecca Fairb- 386-326-6272 Hyde's Putnam Heart (850) 422-2520 (telephone) Last Known Address: 717 (whichever applies to your PETS & SUPPLIES lachen Lake Estates. Lg anks a/k/a Jennifer R. South 15th St. Firm) are due by 5:00 p.m. Seasoned Firewood: (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) Fairbanks-Byrnes a/k/a screened back porch, lg Center is looking [email protected] Palatka, FL 32177 EST on October 1, 2015, to Blackjack, $75/pickup Jennifer R. Fairbanks a/k/a Beverly J. Barker, Director covered front porch, 4 Attorney for Plaintiff Current Address: Unknown load. Delivered locally. 550 for a Front Desk Jennifer Fairbanks Nelson of Capital Contract Man- lots, shed, shade trees, a/k/a Jennifer Fairbanks; ANY AND ALL UNKNOWN agement, St. Johns River Receptionist. 9/17/15, 9/24/15 Unknown Spouse of Jen- $25K. 828-216-4639 Legal No. 00036567 PARTIES CLAIMING BY, State College, Room A- Good salary, nifer Rebecca Fairbanks THROUGH, UNDER, AND 0132, 5001 St. Johns Aven- Garage Sales a/k/a Jennifer R. Fairbanks- AGAINST THE HEREIN ue, Palatka, FL 32177. 2 MHs ON 5+ ACRES Great hours. Byrnes a/k/a Jennifer R. NAMED INDIVIDUAL DE- Faxed, e-mailed, condition- Fairbanks a/k/a Jennifer FENDANT(S) WHO ARE al, late responses, and de- Estate Sale: Sept.19 8-2 Must sell! 3BR/2BA & Fax resume to Fairbanks Nelson a/k/a NOT KNOWN TO BE DEAD liveries to the wrong loca- 708 Mariners Lake Dr. 2BR/1BA, fully fenced, Jennifer Fairbanks; Bank OR ALIVE, WHETHER SAID tion will not be considered. Hollister, $48K. Possible 386-326-1592 of America, National Asso- UNKNOWN PARTIES MAY Failure of the US mail or Interlachen Furniture, Contact Maria ciation; Target National CLAIM AN INTEREST AS delivery service to deliver misc. items, Cash only owner fin. Sunstate Bank; Unknown Parties in SPOUSES, HEIRS, DE- documents to the correct Realty 386-916-8328 Possession #1, If living, VISEES, GRANTEES, OR location by the deadline Pets & Supplies IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF and all Unknown Parties OTHER CLAIMANTS will not constitute an ex- Fri & Sat 8a-2p 151 River THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL claiming by, through, un- tension of the deadline. Dr., E. Palatka. Hshld, Handyman Special! General CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR PUT- der and against the above Last Known Address: Un- 2 male pitbull terrier 2BR SW w/ deck, new NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA named Defendant(s) who A public meeting will be small appliances, furn., known puppies, 9 weeks shed, fenced yard, are not known to be dead Current Address: Unknown held Oct. 6, 2015, at 2:00 clothes & lots more! old, $100 each. Bartender - $6.50/hr. or alive, whether said Un- p.m., on the SJR State Pal- FSBO $35K. San Mateo CASE NO: 2014-CA-000147 386-983-9924 Eagles Club 110 Shrine known Parties may claim YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an atka Campus, Room A-152, area. 912-276-3067 Club Rd. Lake Como. VANDERBILT MORTGAGE an interest as Spouse, action to foreclose a mort- 5001 St. Johns Ave., Pal- Sat. 8a-12p 118 Browns AND FINANCE, INC., a Ten- Heirs, Devisees, Grantees, gage on the following prop- atka, FL at which time a Rd., San Mateo. Men, 386-649-5033 or Other Claimants; Un- committee will review re- LIVESTOCK & SUPPLIES nessee corporation author- erty in Putnam County, women & girls clothes, Interlachen, Satsuma, ized to transact business in known Parties in Posses- Florida: sponses and prepare a list Florida, sion #2, If living, and all of contractors recommen- generator, grill, toys. Owner fin., low down 560 CAD Programmer Plaintiff, Unknown Parties claiming PART OF BLOCK 2, PARK- ded for prequalification. pymt. Starting @ & Quality Control person by, through, under and VIEW SUBDIVISION, AS Award of prequalified con- $25K, 386-559-0660 against the above named wanted for Palatka Gran- vs. SHOWN ON PLAT THERE- tractor status is expected Yard Sale & Car Wash Defendant(s) who are not OF RECORDED IN MAP at the regularly scheduled Fundraiser Sat. 7a-? 103 ite factory 904-838-6030 RICHARD ALDON JACK- known to be dead or alive, BOOK 2 PAGE 37, PUBLIC meeting of the DBOT on Owner Finance 2/1 SW whether said Unknown Hwy 19 Palatka. Clothes, Se habla Español. SON, JR.; DANA MARIE RECORDS OF PUTNAM Oct. 21, 2015, on the SJR fixer-upper, 103 Hugh JACKSON; UNKNOWN Parties may claim an in- COUNTY, FLORIDA MORE State St. Augustine Cam- hshld, beds, toys, etc. TENANT(S) IN POSSES- terest as Spouse, Heirs, FULLY DESCRIBED IN OF- pus. Certificates will be St., Interlachen, Devisees, Grantees, or Oth- sent to successful con- Crane Operator - Heavy SION OF 140 Henry Nor- FICIAL RECORDS BOOK $29.9K. 386-972-1333 wood Way, Palatka, FL er Claimants 617, PAGE 1089 OF THE tractors within thirty days lifting required. Palatka 32177; CACH, LLC, Defendant(s). PUBLIC RECORDS OF after award. Lawn & Garden granite factory. Se habla Defendant(s). PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Satsuma 3BR/2BA good Español. 904-838-6030 NOTICE OF SALE IDA. The basis for award of cer- Large log-splitter, pull- Livestock cond, good area on 1ac, NOTICE OF SALE A/K/A 717 SOUTH 15TH ST, tificates is to firms meet- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ing RFQ specifications. behind, 17HP engine, $55K. 386-467-2224, PALATKA, FL 32177 $500 FIRM. Granite Fabricators NOTICE IS GIVEN that, in pursuant to order res- SJR State reserves the Deer corn, $5.95/bag. 546-5944 or 546-4757 accordance with the Final cheduling foreclosure sale has been filed against you right to reject any or all re- 386-325-6112 New crop. Quantity & Installers for Palatka Judgment of Foreclosure or Final Judgment, entered and you are required to sponses received, to waive discount. Florahome. office. Se habla Español. entered on August 26, 2015 in Civil Case No. 2014-CA- serve a copy of your writ- any or all informalities in RECREATIONAL 000169 of the Circuit Court 386-972-2001 904-838-6030 in the above-styled cause, ten defenses within 30 regards thereto, and to Like new, only 56hrs, Tim Smith, Putnam county of the 7th Judicial Circuit in days after the first publica- award certificates which and for Putnam County, are in the best interest of Husqvarna riding mower, 800 clerk of court shall sell to tion, if any, on Albertelli Hay - Fertilized, Barn- the highest and best bid- Florida, wherein U.S . Law, Plaintiff's attorney, SJR State. 46" cut, $1,600. Exp. Landscape Main- der for cash on October 1, BANK, NATIONAL ASSOCI- whose address is P.O. Box 386-698-2226 Stored. Large Rolls $40 tenance Help - Know- 2015 at 11:00 a.m., at ATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR 23028, Tampa, FL 33623, 9/3/15, 9/10/15, 9/17/15 to $55. Pomona Park www.putnam.realforeclose. THE HOLDERS OF THE and file the original with Legal No. 00036325 area 386-546-4466 ledge of turf & plants BANC OF AMERICA FUND- req'd. Jamie: 546-5684 com this Court either before Medical ING CORPORATION, 2008- service on Plaintiff's attor- PARCEL NO. 2: FT1 TRUST, MORTGAGE ney, or immediately there- Equipment Lost & Found PASS-THROUGH CERTI- after; otherwise, a default Needed: Roofers A TRACT OF LAND SITU- FICATES, SERIES 2008- will be entered against you & Laborers. ATED IN THE NORTH 1/2 FT1, Plaintiff and Jennifer for the relief demanded in Quickie 2 complete Animals Rebecca Fairbanks a/k/a Experience Preferred. OF SECTION 30, TOWN- the Complaint or petition. manual wheelchair, new SHIP 8 SOUTH, RANGE 26 Jennifer R. Fairbanks- SCHOOL BOARD OF PUT- condition, $400 OBO. Lost on Kitty Ave., Inter- Boats & Call 386-325-2023. EAST, BEING A PART OF Byrnes a/k/a Jennifer R. WITNESS my hand and the NAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 386-916-9990 lachen: Small white Ger- LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- Fairbanks a/k/a Jennifer seal of this court on this REQUEST FOR OFFERS Accessories FICIAL RECORDS BOOK Fairbanks Nelson a/k/a 9th day of September 2015. man Shepherd mix. Call Se solicita empleado 342, PAGE 1436 OF THE Jennifer Fairbanks are de- The School Board of Put- 386-350-0309. Aprendices para fabrica PUBLIC RECORDS OF fendant(s), I, Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court nam County gives notice 17ft 1967 heavy alumin- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- Court, Tim Smith, will sell Miscellaneous de mármol y granito, se that it is accepting offers um v-bottom boat, 70HP IDA AND BEING MORE to the highest and best bid- By: /s/ Ashley Darby for the property known as FOR RENT motor & trailer, $800. requiere poder levantar PARTICULARLY DE- der for cash AT www.put- Deputy Clerk the Campbell Building loc- Culvert pipe - Composite REAL ESTATE SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: nam.realforeclose.com , AT ated at 200 S 7th St, Pal- 352-546-1275

piezas pesadas. 600 11:00 A.M. on October 1, concrete, 16.5ftx18in, Interesados por favor COMMENCING AT THE **See the Americans with atka, Palatka, FL 32177. 2in thick, $500. NORTHEAST CORNER OF 2015, the following de- Disabilities Act llamar al (904)222-4051 LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- scribed property as set ATTENTION: PERSONS All offers should be made 386-530-2242 FICIAL RECORDS BOOK forth in said Final Judg- WITH DISABILITIES in writing and directed to: Motorcycles / 342, PAGE 1436 OF SAID ment, to-wit: The St. Johns River Wa- PUBLIC RECORDS AT THE If you are a person with a School Board of Putnam Fresh shrimp right off the ATV / ter Management District NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE FOLLOWING DE- disability who needs an ac- County, Florida SCRIBED LAND, SITUATE, boat! Starting @ $4/lb. (SJRWMD) is actively THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE commodation in order to ATTN: Charles T. Douglas, Call now to place your Accessories NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SEC- LYING AND BEING IN THE participate in this proceed- Jr., Esq. seeking applications for a TION 30, TOWNSHIP 8 COUNTY OF PUTNAM, ing, you are entitled, at no 601 St. Johns Ave. order! 904-509-3337 Chemist I. For detailed SOUTH, RANGE 26 EAST STATE OF FLORIDA, TO- cost to you, to the provi- Palatka, FL 32177 2007 Harley Davidson position information and AND RUN THENCE WEST- WIT: sion of certain assistance. 883 Sportster, runs ERLY ALONG THE NORTH A PARCEL OF LAND IN Please contact Court Ad- Note: The School Board of Items $25 or instructions to apply visit THE PEDRO COCIFACIO Apartments great, low miles, $2,950. LINE OF SAID LANDS, BE- ministration, 125 E. Or- Putnam County does not 386-972-1333 SJRWMD webpage, ING THE NORTH LINE OF GRANT, SECTION 37 , ange Ave., Ste. 300 , pay real estate brokerage Less floridaswater.com. THE SOUTH 1/2 OF THE TOWNSHIP 9 SOUTH , Daytona Beach, FL 32114, commissions or finders Barrington Apts NORTHEAST 1/4 OF SAID RANGE 27 EAST, PUTNAM 386-257-6096, within 2 days fees. The Board shall have SECTION, A DISTANCE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA, AND of your receipt of this no- the right to reject any or all 1 lb. green bell pepper Offering 1BRs, TRANSPORTATION Wilkinson & Sons Plas- 441.5 FEET TO THE POINT BEING MORE FULLY DE- tice. If you are hearing im- bids. $1.25. Located in Hol- 2nd month free w/

OF BEGINNING OF THIS SCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: 900 tering is hiring scaffold paired, call 1-800-955-8771; lister. 386-264-7574 12-month lease. DESCRIPTION. FROM THE COMMENCING AT A PINE if you are voice impaired, 9/10, 9/17, 9/24/15 386-325-0512 setters (100 ft. high), POINT OF BEGINNING (1) TREE ON PROSPECT call 1-800-955-8770. Legal No. 00036433 lathers, plasterers, and CONTINUE WESTERLY, STREET, SAID PINE TREE 13" Duraband Color TV ALONG SAID NORTH BEING KNOWN AS NORTH- laborers. Apply in THIS IS NOT A COURT IN- $20, Palatka, LINES, A DISTANCE OF WEST CORNER OF LAND FORMATION LINE. To file Mobile Homes person at 305 N. 441.5 FEET. (2) THENCE FORMERLY OWNED BY response, please contact 386-326-0943 Pine St., Palatka. SOUTHERLY, PARALLEL B.H. HART; THENCE Putnam County Clerk of WITH THE EAST LINE OF SOUTH 63 DEGREES 55' Court, 410 St. Johns Ave., Interlachen 3BR/2BA THE NORTHEAST 1/4 OF 20" EAST 55 LINKS TO THE Palatka, FL 32177, Tel: 16.25" Bowie knife, brass SW, nice triple wooded SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FINANCIAL SECTION 30, A DISTANCE (386) 329-0251; Fax: (386) The Putnam County Legis- guards & pommel, leath- lot, fenced, pets OK. OF 592.0 FEET, MORE OR THOSE LANDS DE- 329-1223. SCRIBED IN DEED RECOR- lative Delegation Meeting er sheath, Pakkawood $495/m. 352-317-5880 LESS, TO INTERSECT will be held on Tuesday, 300 WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF DED IN OFFICIAL RE- 9/17/15, 9/24/15 handle $25 684-2821 Auto Parts & CORDS BOOK 304, PAGE October 13th, from 5:30 LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- Legal No. 00036476 p.m.-7:30 p.m. The public FICIAL RECORDS BOOK 1446, PUBLIC RECORDS Repairs OF SAID PUTNA M hearing will take place at Rentals Wanted 342, PAGE 1436. RETURN the Putnam County Board 4 laptop transport boxes, TO THE POINT OF BEGIN- COUNTY; THENCE CON- cardboard w/cutouts & TINUING SOUTH 63 DE- of County Commissioners 17" Chevy Rims: NING AND (3) RUN Boardroom, located at 2509 foam inserts, $20 for all. Need 3BR for rent. I THENCE SOUTHERLY , GREES 55' 20" EAST, ON have pets & 1 horse, 2 4 Boyd 5-lug w/ 245/45 THE SOUTH LINE OF THE Crill Avenue, Suite 100, 386-684-2529 PARALLEL WITH SAID Palatka, Florida for the pur- ZR17 tires, 80%, $250 EAST LINE A DISTANCE BROWN TRACT 333.13 adults, 1 minor, $500/m- FEET TO THE POINT OF pose of taking public testi- $700/m. 386-972-0493 for all. Also, 4 factory 6- OF 592.0 FEET, MORE OR mony on issues facing the LESS, TO INTERSECT BEGINNING AT THE Bamboo sword cane, lug w/ 245/65 R17 30%, SOUTHWEST CORNER OF State of Florida and con- WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF NOTICE OF INTENT TO sideration of local bills. To sharp, non-slip grip & $250 for all. 546-8333 LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- THE HEREIN DESCRIBED FOR SALE PARCEL OF LAND ; ADOPT RULE be placed on the agenda to tips. 1/2 price @ $25. LEGALS FICIAL RECORDS BOOK address the Putnam REAL ESTATE 342, PAGE 1436. (4) THENCE CONTINUING ON 386-684-2821

ST. JOHNS RIVER STATE County Legislative Delega- 700 Cars &

350 THENCE WESTERLY , SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE BROWN TRACT SOUTH 63 COLLEGE tion, please call Represent- ALONG SAID SOUTH LINE, District Board of Trustees ative Charles Van Zant’s of- Accessories A DISTANCE OF 441.5 DEGREES 55' 20" EAST Bentwood rocker, good 277.82 FEET; THENCE Amendment to SJR Rules fice at 386-312-2272 by Fri- FEET TO THE SOUTH- 5.44 and 5.46 day, October 9th. All mater- cond., $15. Leave msg: ERLY END OF CALL (2) NORTH 24 DEGREES 50' $3,000 OBO - '94 Ford EAST 277.00 FEET TO THE ials or handouts for this 386-559-7692 AND TO CLOSE. RE- The District Board of Trust- meeting must be in Repres- Mustang GT convertible, SERVING AN EASEMENT NORTHWEST CORNER OF MOUNT ZION BAPTIST ees of St. Johns River entative Van Zant’s office new radiator, hoses & FOR ROADWAY AND UTIL- State College will hold a no later than Monday, Oc- ITY PURPOSES, OVER CHURCH AS DESCRIBED Black & Decker toaster brakes, 112K mi. Runs IN DEED RECORDED IN public hearing for the fol- tober 12th, 2015. In accord- oven/broiler, works, $20. strong. 386-546-0531 AND ACROSS THE SOUTH- lowing rules to be taken in- ance with the Americans ERLY 20.0 FEET THEREOF. DEED BOOK 79, PAGE 411, 386-684-2529 OF SAID PUBLIC RE- to consideration: with Disabilities Act (ADA) TOGETHER WITH AN Amendment to SJR Rule and Chapter 286.26 Florida EASEMENT FOR ROAD- CORDS; THENCE NORTH '12 Honda Accord SE, 69 DEGREES 30' WEST, ON 5.44 - Fraud Statutes, persons in need Acreage / Lots WAY AND UTILITY PUR- Amendment to SJR Rule of special accommoda- Large Liriope (giant Special Edition, $20K. Legal Notices POSES, 20.0 FEET IN THE SOUTH LINE OF HART'S ROAD, 278.55 5.46 – Intellectual Property tions to participate in the green grass), twice the 1.89 Ac. off W River Rd. Also, '03 Jaguar S-Type. WIDTH, THE SOUTH LINE Rights meeting, including agen- OF WHICH IS DESCRIBED FEET; THENCE SOUTH 24 size of big box stores. 386-517-3380 DEGREES 50' WEST 249.92 The public hearing will be das, interpreters or as- partially treed, creeks run AS FOLLOWS: BEGIN- held in the Criminal Justice sisted listening devices Only $2.50. 325-7649 NING ON THE SOUTH LINE FEET TO THE POINT OF back of property, dead- BEGINNING. SUBJECT TO Multipurpose Room (J- shall contact the office of end street, very peaceful. '97 Honda Civic, 4-dr, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF LANDS DESCRIBED IN 149), on the St. Augustine Representative Van Zant FOR THE SEVENTH JUDI- OFFICIAL RECORDS A LANE OR ALLEY ALONG 10 movies for $15K, possible owner A/C, auto., 158K mi., THE EAST 20 FEET OF THE Campus, 2990 College no later than two weeks CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR BOOK 342, PAGE 1436 OF Drive, St. Augustine, Flor- prior to scheduled meeting finance. Sunstate clean interior, 32MPG, PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- SAID PUBLIC RECORDS ABOVE DESCRIBED sale, $20 for all. LANDS. ida, on Wednesday, Octo- so accommodations can be 386-546-1361 Realty 386-916-8328 $3,200. 904-238-9060 IDA AT THE SOUTHWEST ber 21, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. satisfied. The Putnam CIRCUIT CIVIL DIVISION CORNER OF THE ABOVE Authority for the rules is County Legislative Delega- DESCRIBED LANDS AND ANY PERSON CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- found in Florida Statutes, tion meeting is open to the C A S E N O . : (1) RUN THENCE WEST- Section 1004.085. Estim- public. One or more county 542014CA000375CAAXMX ERLY, ALONG SAI D PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF ANY, OTHER THAN THE ated economic impact on and/or city commissioners SOUTH LINE, A DISTANCE all affected persons can- may be in attendance. GREEN TREE SERVICING OF 1907.0 FEET, MORE OR PROPERTY OWNER AS OF not be determined at this LLC LESS, TO THE SOUTH- THE DATE OF THE LIS PENDENS MUST FILE A time. Written comments 9/17/15, 9/18/15, 9/19/15 345 St. Peter Street WESTERLY CORNER OF may be submitted within 14 Legal No. 00036527 1100 Landmark Towers LANDS DESCRIBED IN OF- CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS days of the date of this no- St. Paul, MN 55102 FICIAL RECORDS BOOK AFTER THE SALE. tice to: Plaintiff, 342, PAGE 1436 ON THE Melissa Miller, Executive EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY If you are a person with a Vice President/General MERCHANDISE vs. OF COUNTY ROAD DE- disability who needs any Counsel SCRIBED IN OFFICIAL RE- accommodation in order to St. Johns River State Col- LISA K. BROWN; ROBERT CORDS BOOK 169, PAGE participate in this proceed- lege 400 H. BROWN; JIMMIE WILDA 565 OF SAID PUBLIC RE- ing, you are entitled, at no 5001 St. Johns Avenue BROWN; LIFETIME ROOF- CORDS AND THE TERMIN- cost to you, to the provi- Palatka, Florida 32177 ING & SIDING, INC.; ATION OF THIS DESCRIP- sion of certain assistance. Defendant(s). TION. EXCEPTING THERE- Please contact the ADA Substantially affected per- FROM THAT PART THERE- Coordinator;125 East Or- sons may within 14 days of NOTICE OF FORECLOS- OF LYING WITHIN COUNTY ange Avenue, Suite 300, the date of this notice, file URE SALE ROAD. Daytona Beach, Florida an objection to this rule- 32114 (386) 248-8105 at making with the agency. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TOGETHER WITH THAT least 7 days before your The objection shall specify THAT, pursuant to CERTAIN 2000 OAK 64’ scheduled court appear- the portions of the pro- Plaintiff's Final Judgment MOBILE HOME, VIN ance, or immediately upon posed rule to which the of Foreclosure entered on 8U620106MA & receiving this notification person objects and the September 9th, 2015, in the 8U6201061MB. of the time before the specific reasons for the ob- above-captioned action, scheduled appearance is jection. Appliances the Clerk of Court, Tim Property Address: 140 less than 7 days. If you are The full text of the pro- Smith, will sell to the Henry Norwood Way, Pal- hearing or voice impaired, posed rules is available highest and best bidder for atka, FL 32177 call 711. upon request. Black fridge/freezer, c a s h a t great cond., 25+ cu.ft., www.putnam.realforeclose. ANY PERSON CLAIMING *Pursuant to Fla. R. Jud. 9/17/15 non-working ice maker, com in accordance with AN INTEREST IN THE SUR- Admin. 2.516(b)(1)(A) , Legal No. 00036448 Chapter 45, Florida Stat- PLUS FROM THE SALE, IF Plaintiff’s counsel hereby clean, $350. 328-7621 utes on the 15th day of Oc- ANY, OTHER THAN THE designates its primary tober, 2015 at 11:00 AM on PROPERTY OWNER AS OF email address for the pur- the following described THE DATE OF THE LIS poses of email service as: property as set forth in PENDENS MUST FILE A [email protected] said Final Judgment of CLAIM WITHIN 60 DAYS om* Foreclosure, to wit: AFTER THE SALE. SHAPIRO, FISHMAN & THE EAST 80.00 FEET OF Dated: 9/2/2015 GACHÉ, LLP RECRUITMENT DAY THE WEST 110.0 FEET OF Attorneys for Plaintiff September 28, 2015 THE SOUTH 132.0 FEET OF /s/ Michelle A. DeLeon, Es- 4630 Woodland Corporate THE NORTH 264.0 FEET OF quire Blvd., Ste 100 2:30 PM – 5:30 PM THE SOUTH 528.0 FEET OF Florida Bar No.: 68587 Tampa, FL 33614 GOVERNMENT LOT 6 , Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Telephone: (813) 880-8888 SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 12 Boyer, P.A. Fax: (813) 880-8800 We Are Hiring!! SOUTH, RANGE 27 EAST, 255 S. Orange Ave., Ste. For Email Service Only: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLOR- 900 [email protected] IDA. SUBJECT TO A 15.0 Orlando, FL 32801-3454 om Interviews Will Be Held On Site FOOT EASEMENT ALONG (407) 872-6011 For all other inquiries: kev- Corrine Brown Transit Facility, [email protected] THE NORTH BOUNDARY (407) 872-6012 Facsimile 34 SE 13 Road, Gainesville, FL 32601 CALL CLASSIFIEDS TODAY • 312-5200 TODAY CLASSIFIEDS CALL FOR ROAD PURPOSES. 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Florida Bar # 100355 6267 Old Water Oak Road, Suite 203 Tallahassee, FL 32312 (850) 422-2520 (telephone) (850) 422-2567 (facsimile) [email protected] Attorney for Plaintiff 9/17/15, 9/24/15 Legal No. 00036567 4B • PALATKA DAILY NEWS • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 Combination of speed and power makes Cook go TALLAHASSEE second-game true sophomore sur- coaching run- age but don’t get to the end zone. 25 and sixth in the coaches poll. alvin Cook. Article after arti- passed the 200-yard mark for the ning backs? You The reverse is true also with backs Winning several national player of cle will repeat that name this first time since 1988. coach them and who score but don’t get a lot of yard- the week awards, Cook ended up in week, but there are two ways Then again, Cook holds the team’s you’ve got to get age. Cook is big enough to score on a the top five nationally in rushing Dto look at Cook – in person single-season freshman running those cuts but play inside the 10 and run from the yards per game (second), rushing and through the words of his head record with more than 1,000 yards a him and God opposite 10 to paydirt. touchdowns (third), and scoring coach. Cook’s 266 rushing yards and year ago. had a meeting, After the game, Cook unintention- (fifth). Fisher says what’s memora- three touchdowns carried the At 5-11 and just over 200 pounds, and I mean that ally summarized the importance of ble is his team player attitude, but Seminoles to an explosive second- Cook is both solid and elusive. In a as far as abili- his effort – he had to run so quarter- adds with a smile that Cook has half explosive effort against South first half where the Seminoles net- KERRY DUNNING ty,” said Fisher. back Everett Golson could get the “Vision, patience, and he is really Florida Saturday. It was the second- ted only 104 rushing yards, Cook “But he works passing game in sync. fast. You think those little guys are best effort by a Seminole running gained 118, including a 74-yard with that abili- “In the second half, we had to fast, but he’s fast but big and back since Greg Allen rushed for 322 touchdown run in the first quarter. ty. He doesn’t waste that ability. He open up the passing game . . . so we strong.” With that focus and ability, yards in 1981. Considering That got head coach Jimbo takes care of his body, takes care of had to open the run game so we Cook may just carry Florida State Seminole past greats including Fisher’s attention, and elicited one of his mind, he studies. He does all the could pass,” said Cook. Cook’s effort into a pretty good rebuilding year. Warrick Dunn, Devonta Freeman, the best sound bites of his 60 wins at things he’s supposed to do.” Fisher not only won the game but garnered Travis Minor, Allen and Leon Florida State. also summarized the effort talking some positive attention for FSU. The Kerry Dunning covers Florida State Washington, it is hard to believe a “You know what’s good about about running backs who gain yard- Noles jumped to ninth in the AP Top for the Palatka Daily News.

ing a game of it with Ponte Vedra in the first half. A Panthers holding penalty well behind CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B the play negated Markell Rasher’s 49-yard touchdown run, a score that could have The Panthers must deal tied the game. The Sharks with yet another spread went on to take a 14-0 lead offense this week. Ridgeview with a 95-yard scoring drive, has used two quarterbacks, then went in for another River Walker and Harley touchdown after a Palatka Richard. Walker is a fumble one play after the lefthander. kickoff. “They like to throw the Rasher went deep on a football. They can be explo- third-and-10 option pass to sive. They’re probably going Tyrius Thomas for 89 yards to test us running the foot- and the only Palatka touch- ball (to) see if we can stop down at the 7:03 mark of the them,” Humphries said. third quarter. In four games, “Ridgeview got beat handily including the spring and against Bartram Trail, but preseason games, Rasher, a they never quit – kept play- sophomore, has been ing. They fought Bartram involved in five touchdowns Trail the whole way.” covering at least 50 yards – Like many coaches, two rushing, two passing GREG WALKER / Special to the Daily News Humphries is more con- and one receiving. In a driving rain, Palatka High golfer Stephen Reece, right, tees off on the ninth hole Wednesday. cerned with what his team “He’s done well. We’re try- does than an opponent’s ten- ing to come up with more PREP ROUNDUP dencies. The Panthers were ways to get the ball to flattened 28-10 in their Markell,” Humphries said. Sept. 4 home opener against That does not mean moving Ponte Vedra, which rushed him from slotback to tail- Palatka golfers withstand rain, Nease for 167 yards and passed for back, where the larger 164. The Sharks led 28-3 Kedrick Davis is in for after their first series in the Evans. Palatka Daily News The win left the Panthers with a 5-1 District 8-1A Northern Division power third quarter. Ridgeview’s base defense Troy Sheffield shot a 37 and Stephen mark with the St. Johns River Athletic Pierson Taylor, 25-6, 25-10, 25-22. At first, Humphries is a 4-3, but it may well Reece contributed a 39 in leading the Conference tournament at the St. Johns For the Raiders, who fell to 6-3 overall thought the Panthers were adjust to slow Palatka’s run- Palatka High School boys golf team to a County Golf Course this morning. and 1-1 in the division, Brianna King beaten physically. Other based flexbone offense. 157-175 victory in the rain at Palatka had 11 digs and six kills, Jael Jara con- issues surfaced when he A district opener at home Municipal Golf Course over Nease on VOLLEYBALL tributed four kills, nine digs and seven reviewed the film. is an important opportunity Wednesday. n Though the Raiders got stronger assists and Dionna McCoy collected “We had alignment and on a night play begins Also having big days were Drew during the match, Crescent City Junior- eight digs. technique things that can be throughout 5-5A. The other Hawkins with a 40 and Clellan Barnes Senior High School was dumped in The Raiders host Peniel Baptist corrected. There may be five games have Baker County at with a 41. straight sets by regional rival and Academy on Tuesday. plays out of however many Menendez and Clay at that we were out-physi- Orange Park. Clay has been caled,” he said. considered the preseason Humphries is looking for favorite but is off to a 1-2 studying the game plan. … That Carolina after injuring a leg in McElwain was less optimis- improved run defense start, albeit against a tough mindset is you prepare yourself practice. tic about tight end C’yontai against Ridgeview, which schedule. Gators as a starter because you’re going McElwain offered the Lewis (hand) and receiver/ shares the Panther nick- “It’s going to be interest- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B to get a ton of reps.” update Wednesday, saying quarterback Josh Grady (leg). name with Palatka. ing,” Humphries said. n Hargreaves upgraded. “Vernon probably went from Freshman left tackle “Offensively, it’s the same “Whoever plays the best on UF cornerback Vernon questionable to probable the Martez Ivey, considered one of old thing – stay out of our that particular Friday night McElwain says he doesn’t Hargreaves III has been way he moved.” McElwain the top offensive line recruits, own way, limit turnovers to is going to win. I don’t think have a timeline for picking one, upgraded to probable for the added that “it’s going to be is expected to make his debut none or very few, eliminate any team’s going to com- either. “The team has settled Kentucky game. really a decision from him and after missing the first two costly penalties,” he said. “I pletely overmatch the other into it,” he said. “Here’s the good The junior missed last then obviously the doctors games with a knee injury. know we’re capable. It’s just team. thing: both guys are really Saturday’s game against East moving forward.” McElwain says, “He’s good to a matter of putting it togeth- “We just have to get out of go. He practiced all week. We er for 48 minutes.” our own way. We proved it haven’t set the rotation there He cited two mistakes in the spring and in the pre- yet, but he’ll play.” that kept Palatka from mak- season.” couple times on us. We didn’t 64-8 to Kissimmee City of Life line up in the gaps we were and 61-19 last Friday to Warriors assigned or didn’t run to the Orlando Eastland Christian. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B gaps,” Prescott said. Prescott played for Palatka Beacon of Hope celebrated its High against St. Augustine in factor in Golden Rule’s rally, transition from 11-man football the state’s second-oldest foot- but Prescott said the bigger to eight-man with a 42-20 vic- ball series, but doesn’t see rival- issue was getting down mental- tory over Old Plank Christian ry as a significant element in ly once the visitors got their Aug. 28, but the St. Augustine this first meeting between offense cranked up. school has been on the wrong eight-man teams from the two “They ran it up the middle a end of two beatings since then, towns.

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091715 Applause.indd 1 9/15/15 3:17 PM at 1601 Bronson St., Choir singing “I Will Sing Highway 17 S., East including homemade Mulberry III, pastor of of God in Christ will Palatka, Elder Antonio of the Mercies,” with Palatka. The public is fries, cole slaw, baked Soul Mission Church of have a deacon ordination Ruth, pastor. Guest speak- Tommy Clay as the music invited. beans or a choice of two God in Christ of Palatka. service for Brother BOOK SIGNING Frankie Masters is following ers will be Missionary Kara director. The Rev. George St. John the Divine vegetables. Dinners are Minister Sandra Gilyard, Kenneth Williams at 4 L. Alexander, Evangelist T. Head’s message will be Charismatic Episcopal $8 and sandwiches are associate minister of New p.m. Sunday. Featuring author: F.H. Masters Missionary Ruby Andrews “The Content of our Church will have $6. Drinks are $1. Bethel A.M.E. Church of The church is at 1601 "The Night Hawk" and Evangelist Kim Lewis Character is Demonstrated “Ultreya,” which means The event will also San Mateo will be guest Bronson St., Palatka. her life-long dream as a writer Felder. Refreshments will in the Quality of our “Forward!” at 6 p.m. Sept. include a rummage sale, messenger and the 4 p.m. Elder Antonio Ruth is 3 p.m. Sept. 24, be served following the ser- Commitments,” with scrip- 27 at 2804 Reid St., and will be at the Coterie service will have Michael pastor. The public is By Trisha Murphy well be fun. I thought a Victorian at 627 St. Johns Ave., downtown vices. ture from 1 King 19:15-21. Palatka. A covered dish Building Yard of Warren, pastor of invited. Bostwick library Palatka Daily News murder mystery would fill the bill, Palatka. The soft-cover book is Wednesday activities dinner, music, speaker, Hastings. Pleasant View Baptist $11.95 – Softcover available at so I got an image in my mind and also available online through PASTOR APPRECIATION include Bell Choir at 4:30 and communion will be cel- Church of Apopka as FALL FESTIVALS Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble and rankie Masters spends most began writing.” Amazon and Barnes and Noble at Pompey’s Temple p.m. with a program for ebrated. HOMECOMING guest messenger. St. John Catholic of her mornings staring out Masters said as far back as she the same price and through Church of God in Christ youth, children and adults This service is for anyone Mt. Tabor First The church is at 4909 Church 12th Fall Read(Think) Books, Kindle for $2.99. the window at her home. can remember, she was always Kindle for $2.99. will host its Pastor beginning with dinner at who has attended a three- Baptist Church 146th St. Johns Ave., Palatka, Festival will be 9 a.m.–4 F A wife, mother and grand- scribbling down stories in a spiral “The Night Hawk” is a story Appreciation celebration at 5:30 p.m. and the program day weekend such as homecoming celebration the Rev. Karl N. Flagg is p.m. Oct. 10 at 1200 State Also includes a short talk about the book mother of six, she likes sitting in bound notebook. about a highwayman who robs 7:30 p.m. Sept. 24–25 and at 6 p.m. Adult Bible study Cursillo, Tres Arroyos, Via concludes 8 a.m. Sunday host pastor. Road 20, Interlachen. and the publishing process her office at home, gazing at the “They never amounted to any- travelers along Bellamy Road and at 11 a.m. Sept. 27 at 611 is “A Wife for Andy (the de Christo, A Walk to with early morning wor- For details, call Ken at small yard with hummingbird thing, and I hardly ever let any- because of his unique appearance Pompey Miller Road, virtue of patience).” The Emmaus, the Great ship with guest messen- DEACON ORDINATION 684-6823 or Ray Jr. at e feeders and her grandson’s big one read them,” she said. “It is called the Night Hawk. The set- Hastings. Elder Randall L. Chancel Choir meets at 7 Banquet and more, and is ger, Elder Alonzo Zion Temple Church 352-745-0492. 3-5 p.m. Sept. 26 flower windmill. It’s her quiet wasn’t until I was in the eighth ting for the book is Clay County Chestnut is pastor. The p.m. interested in getting more time as she sits with her mind grade that I wrote a story and and the year is 1876. public is welcome. The church is at 123 S. information. For details, Read(Think) Books wondering and the next episode of shared it with my closest friends. “My books are historical,” Second St., Palatka. The call Father Bob Mills at 627 St. Johns Ave., downtown Palatka a story unfolds. It was probably the first story I Masters said. “I put a lot of time MEETINGS public is welcome. For 546-0816. River Baptist Association, read She’s a writer. ever completed and shared. into research in an effort to keep Putnam County details, call 328-1435. Masters’ latest book and wrote a “One of my earliest memories is Unfortunately, I don’t remember it factual, even though they are Crusade for Christ will Bethel Assembly of FOOD DROP Masters review online at Amazon.com. of holding the book, “Henry what it was about, and no copy of fictitious stories. 'The Night meet at 6 p.m., the last God will have a Back to FarmShare, in part- continued from PAge 2 “I just finished reading ‘The Night Penny” and fondly turning the it has survived.” Hawk' was an idea that came to Tuesday of the month in Church service at 9 and 11 nership with volun- Quincy Masters said. “She has quite Hawk.’ I enjoyed it tremendously. pages, loving the pictures, but too Masters likes writing mysteries me. I had been reading about the the Sleep Inn conference a.m. with breakfast at 10 teers from Bethlehem the imagination and can certainly F.H. Masters has a special talent young to read the words,” she said and romance, including her newly historic Bellamy Road, and the room, 3805 Reid St., a.m. Sunday. The church is Baptist, First Baptist, spin a yarn. Like Frankie, I am with words. I was impressed with in an email. “That was the begin- released book, “The Night Hawk.” idea grew from there. It is inter- Palatka. at 119 N. County Road 315, First Presbyterian, St. thrilled when we get a review from descriptive expressions, suspense, ning of my love for books, and I “In ‘The Night Hawk,’ the mys- esting to me, especially since I Interlachen. For details, James United someone who has enjoyed one of her mystery, romance, old Florida cul- suppose wanting to write was just tery is not about an unsolved grew up in the area.” YARD SALE call 684-6178. Methodist, St. Mark’s books. I look forward to seeing where ture, and especially the pace of the a natural progression of that murder, but rather, who the man When Masters is not writing, St. James A.M.E. First Baptist Church Episcopal and St. this writing endeavor will lead her.” drama. I thought I had guessed who love.” was who played the part of the her day is filled with helping her Church will continue its of San Mateo Sunday Monica Catholic Masters, who writes under the the Night Hawk was until the unex- Masters, 62, said she couldn’t Night Hawk,” she said. “There is husband, Quincy, handle payroll yard sale from 9 a.m.–3 school begins at 9:30 a.m. churches will have a name of F.H. Masters, dedicated her pected twists and turns near the end. say there was an actual turning a murderer who is revealed at the and make slideshows at the fami- p.m. Fridays and Saturdays Worship services are at 11 mobile food pantry from 9 latest work to her parents, the late Great book! It could be the beginning point in her life when she sudden- end. My books all have a love ly business at Masters Funeral at 632 Oak St., Welaka. a.m. and 6 p.m. with the a.m.-noon, or until food is Frank and Myrtie Hunter. of a series of books, developing the ly decided to write. story, and although I feel it is an Home in Palatka. She also enjoys Proceeds will help with the Rev. Garry Taylor bringing gone, Oct. 7 in the First In the book she writes, “Their love characters and their descendants 'My books are historical. I put a “I have always had a love of important part of the story, I try spending time with her grandchil- church’s roofing repairs. the messages. Baptist Church parking and support was the inspiration that through the years. Submit it to books and a desire to write my not to focus on it.” dren and reading, photography For details, call Harriet at Wednesday adult Bible lot, 501 Oak St., Palatka. fueled my ambition. Through them I Hallmark. It would make a great lot of time into research in an own stories, but it was my son-in- Masters will be the featured and videography. 631-764-2308 or 467-9783. study begins at 6 p.m. There will be fresh pro- learned to reach beyond the expected movie. I also read 'Blackthorn' previ- effort to keep it factual, even law, Steve Parker, who actually guest at 3 p.m. Sept. 24 at the Masters said she has gotten lots Ministries For Christ Children will also meet at duce, frozen foods, dairy, and grasp the gold ring. Thanks ously with equal enjoyment.” motivated me to do something Bostwick library, where she will of support from her family, includ- Outreach Inc. will have a 6 p.m. with youth groups bread and bakery items. Mama and Daddy.” Cook, who lives in Waterloo, Ill., though they are fictitious about it,” she said. give a short talk about her book ing her sister, Linda Hess, who Missions Yard Sale every meeting at 7 p.m. Be prepared to wait in line “My mother died before any of my said he heard about the book on Masters, then in her 50s, was and the publishing process. Her serves as her sounding board. Thursday, Friday and The Women on Mission’s comfortably, bring a fold- stories were published, but I can tell Facebook through the author’s hus- stories. 'The Night Hawk' was urged by Parker to write any- book sells for $11.95 and will be “She reads my unpublished Saturday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. at Food Pantry, (Alice’s ing chair if problems you, she would have been my No. 1 band, Quincy, who he knows well. an idea that came to me. I had thing, because writing like any- available for purchase and sign- manuscripts and points out mis- 998 Old Welaka Road, Pantry) and Clothes Closet standing, empty bags or supporter,” Masters said. “She and “The book is excellent,” Cook said. thing else needs practice. ing. takes or inconsistencies,” she said. Pomona Park. (Robbie’s Boutique) is open containers for food. daddy always encouraged me. I don’t “She keeps you interested from begin- been reading about the So she sat down at her comput- She will also be special guest at “I am very proud of Frankie,” All proceeds go to feed, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Wednesdays. Distribution of numbers ever remember them telling me I ning to end.” historic Bellamy Road, and the er and began a practice story that a book signing from 3-5 p.m. clothe and provide resourc- Contact the church for begins at 8 am. to those in wasn’t able to do something. In fact, David Wisham, 64, of Hollister, turned out to be her first self-pub- Sept. 26 at Read(Think) Books See MASTERS, Page 11 es for families. information. line. First-come basis. For they made me feel like I could do who is an avid reader of historical fic- idea grew from there. It is lished book, For details, call 852-7046 The public is invited. The details, call 325-9777. anything if I set my mind to it and tion, agrees. “Blackthorn,” released or 559-3491. church is at 160 E. State worked very hard at it.” “I really enjoyed it,” he said. “I rec- interesting to me, especially in 2007 through iUni- Road 100, San Mateo. For BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS Masters has also completed anoth- ommend it to anyone who likes a since I grew up in the area.' verse. special services details, call 328-1377. St. Andrews Episcopal er manuscript, “Thornton’s Gold,” good mystery. It’s a good book.” “That was my first Beka’s Birthday Carpet Cleaning Special! All Souls Unitarian Macedonia Miss- Church will have its which she expects to publish in 2016. Masters is enjoying following her – Author F.H. Masters writing exercise,” she Universalists Con- ionary Baptist Church annual Blessing of the She is also working on a sequel to passion of writing. $ 00 said. “Since I was 4 Rooms Carpet Cleaning - 100 gregation welcomes UU of Carraway will have a Animals beginning at 10 “Blackthorn.” “I have always had a love of books writing for practice, I Minister, the Rev. Jack Back to Church Sunday a.m. Oct. 3 at 111 S. Masters hopes if readers like her and a desire to write my own stories,” Includes Hallway - (Traffic Lanes Only) decided it might as Ford, with his sermon, “An event at 11 a.m. Sunday at Francis St., Interlachen. book, they will take time to write a she said, smiling. “I’ve always had a 24 HOUR FIRE & WATER EMERGENCY SERVICES Examined Faith” at 11 125 Carraway Church All animals must be on a review. story in my head. I remember telling a.m. Sunday at Hammock Road, Palatka. Dinner will leash or in a carrier. “I’m finding out how important stories to younger children when I OVER PHOTO: Frankie Masters of Palatka releases her second LOCALLY OWNED & OPERATED BY ED & WENDY KILLEBREW Hall, 429 Kirby St., follow at 1 p.m. The public those reviews are to the selling of my was just a child myself. I would read book, "The Night Hawk." The book is a murder-mystery with romance Palatka. Visit allsoulsuu- is welcome. For details, FUNDRAISER book online,” she said. “I would really something I enjoyed and it would and sells for $11.95 at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble putnam.org. visit MMBCChurch.org. St. Stephens United appreciate the reader support in this often trigger a story of my own. It C or Read(Think) Books in downtown Palatka. 328-8660 First Presbyterian Victory Christian Methodist Church will area.” was just natural to want to write it The book is dedicated to her late parents, Frank and Myrtie Hunter. Church of Palatka ser- Fellowship will host a hold a fundraiser at 10 Robert Cook, 80, who lived in down.” Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration™ 608 Main Street BEST vice begins at 10:30 a.m. “Bring a Friend Day” at a.m. Saturday with chick- Palatka for 16 years, and was direc- Submitted photo Carpet Cleaning Like it never even happened.® Palatka, Florida Sunday with the Chancel 10:30 a.m. Sept. 27 at 418 en and fish dinners, tor of missions with the St. Johns [email protected] 2 • Applause • THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 2015 • Applause • 11

091715 Applause.indd 2 9/15/15 3:18 PM DEADLINE and includes fish, cheese grits, NEW PASTOR The regular church news cole slaw, dessert and tea. Eat Emmanuel United deadline is noon Monday for in or takeout. For details, call Methodist Church welcomes publication on Thursday. Send 325-4854. the Rev. Reginald Bynum, his church briefs to clerk@palatka- St. James United Methodist wife, Yvette, and family to the dailynews.com or drop it off at Church will host its annual church. Worship services begin the Daily News at 1825 St. Taste of St. James at 6 p.m. at 10 a.m. Wednesday Bible Johns Ave., Palatka. Martha Purvis at 352-429-2742 Sunday at 2401 Lundy Road, Sept. 27 in the fellowship hall, study begins at noon. The or online at www.northflori- Palatka. The theme is “God’s 400 Reid St., Palatka. A $1 church is at 700 Main St., CONFERENCES dacfo.com. House and God’s Man – donation at the door is asked Palatka. The public is welcome. Evangelist Punch The Church of the Together Once Again.” The pub- and includes one door prize tick- Baldwin’s Wake Up the World Kingdom of God, Extension lic is welcome. et. FAMILY AND FRIENDS DAY Conference 2015 will be 7:30 No. 7 of Palatka will host its Tabernacle Baptist Volunteer youth will sell The Word Christian Center p.m. Oct. 1–2 at House of God Men and Women Conference Church will celebrate its 60th “taste” tickets for 50 cents each. will have its Family and Friends Church, 723 N. 19th St., 2015, “Empowerment From on homecoming Sunday at 2701 Door prizes will be drawn Day 2015 at 10 a.m. Sept. 27 at Palatka. High,” at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 25–26 Reid St., Palatka, next to throughout the evening. W.E. Harris Community Center, Chris Coleman and at 11 a.m. Sept. 27 at 1015 McDonalds. Ticketholders must be present 400 E. Harris St., Hastings. of Harvest Time Washington St., Palatka. Music will be by the Waddell to win. There will be five catego- Abram S. Jones is senior pastor. Ministries, Guest speakers will be Pastor Family of Jacksonville, begin- ries: entrée, side dish, beverage, Guest speaker is Pastor A.D. Bishop Thomas Willie Ross of Palatka, Pastor ning at 9:45 a.m. Morning wor- appetizer and dessert. Shaw of Tampa. Cave III of The Daniel Lavan Jr. of Orlando ship begins at 11 a.m. with for- Special guest judges from the The public is welcome. Visit @ Cruzin' Along Lord’s Temple and Pastor David Richardson of mer Pastor Wes Taylor bringing community will decide on the TheWordDCC on Twitter and Bobby Smith on his cruzin cooler pulling granddaughter, Adrielle City of Refuge Gainesville. Shelton Morris Sr. the message. Dinner will follow best of the best. There will also Facebook. Bass, at the Azalea Festival. and Pastor Coleman is host pastor. The public is wel- in the fellowship hall. be a children/youth division Submitted photo by CINDY SMITH Abram Jones of come. The pastor is the Rev. Roger (one winner). Entertainment CONCERT The Word Phillips. The public is invited. will be provided. For details, Victory Christian Christian Center, all of NEW MUSIC DIRECTOR call 328-1461. Fellowship welcomes Hope Hastings, will be guest speak- Victory Christian SPECIAL GUEST GWFC Crescent City Street in concert at 7 p.m. ers. Fellowship welcomes Larry Peniel Baptist Church wel- Woman’s Club will host its Saturday at 418 U.S. 17 S., East Trinity United Methodist and Dixie Wooten to the church. comes Mac Dinner After Church from 11 Palatka, across from weigh sta- Church will host the Camps Larry Wooten is the new song Brunson of First a.m.–2 p.m. Sept. 27 with co- tion. The concert is free, but a Farthest Out Weekend Event and praise workshop leader. Baptist Church hosts Bob Sperano and Jerry love offering will be received. Junior Fireman 2015 Sept. 25–26 at 1400 Services begin at 10:30 a.m. for of Jacksonville Horner. Takeout is available. Family Husson Ave., Palatka. adults and children’s church. as guest mes- The clubhouse is at 604 N. FAMILY EVENTS Brantley Griffis, son of Greg and Kaala Griffis, Friday’s event begins at 6 Sunday evening services begin senger at 6:30 Summit St., Crescent City. First Presbyterian Church visiting Kay Larkin Fire Station. p.m., and activities begin at at 6 p.m. Wednesday worship p.m. Sept. 24 at First Baptist Church of of Crescent City will have an Submitted photo 8:30 a.m. Saturday. services and children’s classes 5227 Silver Hastings will have a family ice cream social and hymn sing CFO’s are inter-denomina- begin at 7 p.m. Lake Drive, barbecue at 11 a.m. Sept. 27. along from 3–5 p.m. Sept. 26 in Time! Brunson tional Christian gatherings in The church is at 418 U.S. 17 Palatka. There will be pulled pork, maca- the Warner Fellowship Hall at various locations in North S., East Palatka. roni and cheese, baked beans, 301 Cypress Ave. A free-will America and countries through- DINNERS potato salad, green beans, des- donation will be received. All out the world. ANNIVERSARFIES San Mateo Presbyterian serts and drinks. There will be proceeds go toward the work “Building a Family for God” New Mt. Zion Missionary Church new building commit- inflatables for the kids, includ- and mission of the church. For will be taught by Linda Sommer. Baptist Church will celebrate tee will have fish fry dinner ing a bounce house and an details, call 698-2117 or 467- Singing will be led by Nancy its 92nd church anniversary from 4:30–7 p.m. today at 201 obstacle course. 8182. and Bryan Holland. There is no and the pastor’s third anniver- Currie Road, San Mateo, the Free and open to the public. Zion Temple Church of charge for the weekend. Register sary at 7 p.m. today and Friday corner of State Road 100 and The church is on the corner of Christ will celebrate its First by Sept. 23 by calling Mary and at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Kyte Road. Cost is $8 a plate State Road 207 at the stoplight. Tea Program at 4 p.m. Sept. 26

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091715 Applause.indd 3 9/15/15 3:19 PM The entertainment calendar COMMUNITY YARD SALE, deadline is noon Monday for publi- hosted by Entre Nosotras Group cation in Thursday's Applause. and the Lee Conlee House, 8 a.m.– noon Saturday, Center State Bank parking lot, 500 N. Summit St., Crescent BEGINNING ART CLASSES FOR KIDS, 3–4 p.m. and 4:15– City. Tables provided for $5 and profits 5:15 p.m. Thursdays, Children’s 7made are kept. Table reservations and Reading Center, 7901 St. Johns VETERANS TOURNEY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED details: Raquel at 546-7675. Ave., Palatka. For ages 6–11. Emphasis on drawing, painting, crafts PAINT LIKE CLAUDE, paint- and1 more for beginning to intermedi- ing class in the Monet Pet ate students. Taught by SallyJan Impressionistic-style, 9 a.m.–noon Smith. Details: 937-6839. Saturday, Crescent City Woman’s Boys Club, 604 N. Summit St. Cost is $15 for SPECIAL PAINTING CLASS instruction and $15 for supplies. Best WITH KEITH MARTIN 8Register: Joy King, artist and teacher, at Friend JOHNS, Friday and Saturday, 305-799-2610. Parade Larimer Arts Center, 216 Reid Buck Taylor and St., Palatka. Presented by the Arts BEN PRESTAGE LIVE, his favorite pal, Council of Greater Palatka. For adults Saturday, Larimer Arts Center, Baylee. high2 school age and up. Classes are 216 Reid St., Palatka. Doors 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Cost is $195 with open at 7 p.m. with show Photo submitted $100 deposit due with registration. beginning at 7:30 p.m. For ages 17 and by CHARLENE TAYLOR Register online at keithmartinjohns. up. Tickets may be purchased for $10 in com. Details: 850-360-4908. advance9 or at the door day of the con- cert. Seating is limited. Center is open 2015 KANAPAHA GARDENS Submitted photo 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Monday through PAINT OUT EXHIBITION Volunteer boaters meet with tournament organizers Joe Nickol and Terry Thursday. Details: 328-8998. Visit art- AND OPEN RECEPTION, Driggers for a captain's meeting before pairing up with area veterans for a day sinputnam.org. Sittin' Pretty 6–9 p.m. Friday, 4700 SW 58th of fishing, leaving from the Palatka city dock during the 2012 Veteran Tussentak is pretty as a picture. Drive, Gainesville. Free and open to Appreciation Bass Tournament. The seventh annual tournament will be MEET AND GREET THE the public – gardens will be closed. Saturday at the same location, and volunteer boaters are still needed. Last AUTHORS OF SOUTH Photo submitted by ANNAROSE LARSEN 3Palatka artist Kay Deuben will dis- year, 37 boaters volunteered to pair with veterans for a day of fishing. To date, PUTNAM, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. play artwork. Exhibit on display only 30 volunteers have signed up to provide boats and fishing gear, gas, bait Saturday, GFWC Woman’s through December. Details: 352-372- and safety equipment. There is no entry fee for this event, and there are no Club of Crescent City, 604 N. Summit 4981. Kanapaha.org. money prizes, but trophies and other prizes will be awarded. All expenses for St. Authors include: Kandra Albury, this tournament are paid for through donations. Products to be given as prizes 10Bruce “Nicholas” Cole, Bob Lee, Jean alling all pet lovers who are STEAK NIGHT, 6–8 p.m. and cash donations are requested. To volunteer, contact Joe Nickol at 467- Leidenfrost, Bob Pugh, Cherie Register, into photography. Fridays, Putnam County 9677, 546-8726 or [email protected], or Terry Driggers at 325-8036, Mary Saylor, Noreen Slate, Jerry Teske Send your photos for publi- Shrine Club, 116 Yelvington 937-3137 or [email protected]. and Angela Tischler. Free and open to cation in this section to tmur- Road, East Palatka. Cost is the public. Refreshments will be served. [email protected] or drop The Good Life $15 for ribeye steak cooked to order, Authors’ registration is $10 to benefit them by the Daily News at 1825 St. Daisy is one spoiled pup. baked potato or sweet potato, salad City Rotary Club. Fundraisers include MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE the library. Open to all south Putnam Johns Ave., Palatka. Can't wait to 4bar, soup, dessert and tea or coffee. a rib sale, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday, and running of the Palatka authors. Details: 698-2600. see what you've got... Photo submitted by KIM LOWE Soup and salad for $8. Karaoke Winn-Dixie parking lot, 1115 Summit and Rail Rodeo train begins at 7 p.m. Full bar. Details: St., Crescent City. Cost is $15 per layouts, 1–4 p.m Saturday, PADDLE BEAR CREEK, 11 – Trisha Murphy, Lifestyle Editor 325-8020. slab, ready-to-eat ribs. Palatka Union Depot, 222 N. a.m.–2 p.m. Saturday, Palmetto Fish Fry, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. Sept. 26, 11th St., Palatka. Sponsored by the Street, Welaka. Intermediate Funny Moment PUTNAM HEALTH AND 1738 Highway 17 S., Pomona Park. Palatka6 Railroad Preservation paddle. A meal will follow. Life FITNESS CENTER has Cost is $10 and includes fresh sea Society. Details: Marvis jackets and whistles required. Details: Sweet Pea sticks her tongue out to her mom and cousin Joshua's amusement. planned fundraising events fish, two sides, desserts and a drink. Champion at 328-0305. 546-1668. Visit: putnambluewaysandtrails. Photo submitted by GLORIA WAKEFIELD 5 with support from the Crescent Details: 649-8784. 11org. Great Gift Idea Anytime! SIMPLY STATED Beck’s GOT IT ALL!

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091715 Applause.indd 4 9/15/15 3:19 PM HIKE WITH BILLY 530-2115 or visit Gem City Cottage, given each year. Details: 328-8522 or BARTRAM, 3–4:30 p.m. 220 St. Johns Ave., Suite 1, Tuesday [email protected]. Saturday, Ravine Gardens St. Ambrose Fall Festival through Saturday. Details: kpb@palat- Calendar Got fall festivities planned? We want to know State Park, 1600 Twigg St., ka-fl.gov, 325-9598 or Valeria at 546- continued from PAge 5 “LET US ENTERTAIN Palatka. Rediscover the ravines 5545. The Daily News is looking for area organizations, churches or individuals YOU,” baked chicken through William Bartram’s eyes. RELAY FOR LIFE, planning fall festivities open to the public. Please send a brief email with the dinner and variety 12Sturdy shoes and long pants, sun- SAN MATEO WOMAN’S PUTNAM COUNTY, who, what, when, where and if there is a cost to [email protected] show, Oct. 3, Howe screen, insect repellent and water are CLUB BUNCO NIGHT, garage sale fundraising or drop it off at the Daily News at 1825 St. Johns Ave., Palatka, between 8 Memorial Fellowship Hall, 252 S. recommended. Program is free with 7–9 p.m. Sept. 24, 125 E. event, Sept. 26, a.m.–5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Be sure and tag it Fall Festivities. Also Summit St., Crescent City. Dinner begins paid park entry. Park entry fees are $5 State Road 100. Cost is $5 Cheyenne’s Saloon, 337 U.S. 17, East include a contact person’s name and phone number. Deadline for submitting 41at 5:30 p.m. with show at 7 p.m. Advance per vehicle for 2-8 people, $4 for single and includes refreshments and prizes. Palatka. Teams can set up tables at 7 items to publish in the fall festival listing is noon Oct. 7. tickets only available until Sept. 30. occupant and $2 for pedestrians and Drinks available for donations. Details: a.m.30 Kickoff event begins at 5:30 p.m. Tickets for dinner, $12. Performances by bicyclists. Details: 329-3721. Gina23 Sims at 325-2434 or armroof@ Oct. 6, Haven Hospice meeting room, Ladies in Harmony, Crescent City comcast.net. 6400 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Details: Junior-Senior High School Instrumental ANNUAL CANCER Linda Brent at 326-6452 or volinjax@ at 4 p.m. Concession open and food LifeSouth Bloodmobile will be on site Group, Margie Nelson (vocalist), comedy BINGO, hosted by VFW MOVIE NIGHT, 5 p.m. aol.com, Trisha Cormeny at trish.cor- vendors on site. Game against the from 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Get an extra act Lit’l T, line dancing group and more. Auxiliary Post 3349 of Sept. 24, Bostwick [email protected] or Larry Harvey at Florida Huskies. Free and open to the dessert for free with blood donation. Grand door prize, 50/50 drawing and gift Palatka, 1–5 p.m. Saturday, library, 125 Tillman St. [email protected]. public. Visit facebook.com/ Volunteers are always needed. basket opportunities. Hosted by the corner of State Road 100 and Palm Families are encouraged events/1478790719112392/ Applications for members are available South Putnam Christian Service Center. Avenue. Doors open at 11 a.m. to watch “Bridge to Terabithia.” AIR POTATO ROUND- Paper City Queen$ practice every for firefighters, support personnel, first Tickets: 467-2061. Sandwiches13 and desserts available. Details: 326-2750. UP, 9 a.m.–noon Sept. 26, night at 6 p.m. and new players are responders, auxiliary, firehouse mom Door prizes and 50/50 drawing. All pro- 24 Ravine Gardens State Park, welcome. The team will attend the and handy persons. PINK OUT OCTOBER. ceeds go to the Putnam First Cancer RIB SALE, for Pineland 1600 Twigg St., Palatka. Eighth Lynn Lewis Annual Football The GFWC Woman’s Club Fund. The public is invited. Limited to Lodge’s building fund. Volunteers of all ages are welcome to Tournament for the breast cancer DANCING FOR THE of Welaka will observe 70 players – come early. Details: Mary Cost is $15 per slab with participate. Participants will assist in awareness foundation Oct. 24–25 in DOGS, 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Breast Cancer Month in Lou at 325-6190. delivery for five slabs or removing31 air potatoes and vines from Atlanta, Ga. Details: papercityqueens@ Oct. 3, Humane Society October. The club is asking Welaka busi- more. Ribs will be ready at 11 a.m. the park. Florida Conservation Corps aol.com. Visit Paper City Queen$ on Thrift Store, 819 S. nesses and private homes to "pink out" INTERLACHEN Submitted photo Sept. 25 at 190 East Peniel Road, members will do a brief interpretive Facebook. Moody Road, Palatka. Tickets are $5 the town of Welaka by decorating yards, gallery hours: The Red River Band performs during St. Ambrose Catholic Church's Fall Palatka. Tickets may be purchased at 42 MUSEUM, 25 program about the air potato and will each for six for $25. Live music by The fences, doors, cars and themselves with 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Saturdays, Festival last year in Elkton. This year's event is noon-4 p.m. Oct. 4 at the the lodge or from any member. then assist volunteers in the removal. FREE SENIOR LINE 38Beatles Band and Bleu Country Band. pink to raise money to promote breast Interlachen Hall, corner of church at 6070 Church Road, Elkton. Admission is free. The public is Admission to the park is free to partic- DANCING, 6–8 p.m. Food and more for the public. Kids cancer awareness. The club has made Commonwealth and Atlantic avenues. invited. Highlights include kids' games, face painting, hay rides, a Treasure SIXTH OCCUPATION ipants. Participants will also receive Tuesdays beginning in activities and thrift store sale. Details: pink door ribbons, honorary flamingos for Details: Jean at 684-0103. & Trivia yard sale, music by the Red River Band, a silent auction, 50/50 OF PALATKA free Florida State Park one-day pass October, Pomona Park [email protected] or send donations to yards, bracelets, door covers and more 14 drawings every 30 minutes and a bake sale. Guests can also enjoy dine in RE-ENACTMENT, 10 valid for entry to any Florida State Community Center, 1775 U.S. 17. HSNEFL, P.O. Box 188, Hollister, FL available for a small donations. Half of PUTNAM COUNTY or take out of barbecue pork sandwiches, pork dinners, French fries, a.m.–4 p.m. Sept. 25–26, Park. Gloves, trash bags and tools will Details: 649-5025. 32147. the proceeds from donations will go to 1–4 chicken wings, hot dogs, Minorcan clam chowder, desserts, ice cream and Bronson-Mulholland House, 100 BASEBALL CAMP, be provided. Bring water, sunscreen, 35 promote breast cancer awareness. p.m. Sunday, Azalea Bowl on assorted drinks of draft beer, bottled water and sodas. Tours of the historic Madison St., Palatka. Details: mtuck- bug repellent and wear close-toed READ WITH TREES OKTOBERFEST, The club will have a booth at the Twigg Street across from the church built in 1907 and the Garden of Cross will also be available. [email protected] shoes. 6–10 p.m. Oct. 3, Welaka State Forest Fall Festival from 8 Ravine Gardens State Park. For ages AT MIKE ROESS Details: 329-3721. GOLD HEAD Putnam Health and a.m.–4 p.m. Oct. 10 at 794 County Road 5-14. Cost is $40 per participant. Led BLAST OF GRASS BRANCH STATE Fitness Center, 213 309. by1 head5 coaches Alan Rick of Palatka home schooled children. Speak with East Palatka. Doors open at 6 p.m., LIVE, Sept. 25, Larimer 2 p.m. Oct. 3, 6239 State Road Perry St., Pomona Park. Tickets are Details: Joyce Weeks at 467-9598. High School and Tommy Boss of Bruce after class to see what the class dinner at 7 p.m., dancing 7:30–10:30 Arts Center, 216 Reid St., FULL MOON PADDLE PARK, ON LAKE STELLA, 7–9 21, Keystone Heights. Hosted by the $45 each, $85 for couples or $315 for a Dunnellon High School. All aspects of can offer for the school year. Details: p.m. Live bands. Members $8, guests Palatka. Presented by Arts p.m. Sept. 26, Crescent Putnam and Clay librarys and the table of eight. Dinner is a buffet. the game will be covered. Kids will Darlene Walker at 329-0126. $9, membership $15 and includes that Council of Greater Palatka. Doors open 36 39 ANNUAL GOLF City. Must have a life state park. Special guests: John Highlights include live music, dancing, CLASSIC, hosted by St. learn drills for hitting, pitching, night and one Tuesday of birth month at 6:30 p.m. with show to begin at 7 preserver, whistle and light for boat. Tennant and children’s author, Donna games, prizes, silent auction, and an Johns River State College defense and base-running. At the end of HAPPY PAINTERS free. Membership not required to 27p.m. Details: 546-1668 or putnamblueway- Henderson. Admission is free when opportunity to win $2,500 with a super Athletic Association, Oct. the camp, players will participate in a MEET, 9 a.m.–noon attend. Cost is $5 and includes light refresh- sandtrails.org.32 you show your library card or donate a elimination raffle. Details: June at 10, Palatka Municipal Golf Course, 1715 home run derby and a slip-n-slide slid- Tuesdays, St. John the ments. Details: artsinputnam.org or gently-used, family friendly book. 649-8784. Moseley Ave. Foursome packages are ing practice. To register: www.nonstop- Evangelist Catholic Church, LYNN SAVILLE 328-8998. OCHWILLA Enjoy the great outdoors with a book. $250.43 Individuals are $75. Open to the coaching.com/events. Details: Rick at 1200 State Road 20, Interlachen. Bring PHOTOGRAPHY ELEMENTARY FIRST Stay the night, or return with a $5 GFWC WOMAN’S public. Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. 937-1083 or Boss at 352-427-9735. own supplies and meet and paint in a EXHIBIT, “Dark City: ST. JOHNS RIVER COMMUNITY YARD admission for breakfast with the rang- CLUB OF PALATKA with shotgun start at 9 a.m. Funds raised group18 setting. Details: Sue at 684-1965. Urban American Night,” PICKLEBALL OF SALE, 7 a.m.–1 p.m. er at 9 a.m. Oct. 4. Free and open to FALL COMMUNITY- will benefit SJR State’s three athletic LUNCHTIME Fine Arts Gallery, Florida School of the WELAKA, bringing Sept. 26, 299 State Road 21, the family. Camping or cabin reserva- WIDE SALE, 8 a.m.–4 programs. To register and details: 312- CONCERT, 11 a.m.–1 ART CLASSES FOR Arts, St. Johns River State College, Pickleball to Palatka, 8–11 Hawthorne. tions, call 352-473-4701. Details: 352- p.m. Oct. 3, 600 S. 13th St. Family- 4162. p.m. Tuesday, Larimer 3:45–4:45 p.m. 5001 St. Johns Ave., Palatka. Free and a.m. Sept. 25, John Theobold Sports KIDS, 21 3Cost 3is $20 for one section and $15 475-1237. Visit funinputnam.com. oriented includes vendors, silent auc- Arts Center, 216 Reid St., Tuesdays, Children’s open to the public. Exhibit will be on Complex. Bring a chair and sunscreen. for any additional sections. The OES tion, bake sale and lunch on the veran- Palatka. Hosted by the Arts Council of Reading Center, 7901 St. display until Oct. 9. Gallery hours are 9 Water and bananas will be provided. 40 AZALEA CITY 28 Safety Patrol will wash cars during the BARBEQUE DINNER da. The Dream Team will smoke pork CRUISERS 37TH CAR Greater Palatka. Event is free and open Johns Ave., Palatka. This is an a.m.–5 p.m. Monday through Friday Details: Michelle at 904-386-4212 or din- event. All proceeds will support FUNDRAISER, 10 a.m.– butts for $20 each through ticket sales SHOW, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. 1to the6 public. Artwork of Pauline advanced art class for ages 8–12 years and during main stage performances. [email protected] Ochwilla Elementary Safety Patrol trip 5 p.m. Oct. 3, Hollister prior to the event by Woman’s Club Oct. 10, Palatka Dickson and Francesca Tabor-Miolla 19old. Drawing and painting for children Details: 312-4300 or floarts.org. to Washington, D.C., in May 2016. Volunteer Fire members. Call Fran Gallant at 312- Riverfront. There will be trophies, good will be on display. Katherine Archer who have had beginning art or experi- MULTI-CULTURE Details: 352-481-0204. Department, 617 State Road 20. Cost 0222. Number of tickets sold the day of bags, door prizes, raffles and silent auc- will perform. Details: 328-8998. Visit ence in art. Emphasis on drawing, CALL TO VENDORS, ARTS GUILD INC., is $8 for half a chicken, two sides, roll the event is limited. tions.44 there will be 1950s and '60s style artsinputnam.org. painting, illustration and art history. sixth ARToberFest, Oct. art reception for PAPER CITY 3and dessert7 or $7 for a quarter chicken Vendors that sell collectables, arts music with food vendors and displays of Taught by SallyJan Smith. Open to the 17–18, downtown Palatka. Harvest Festival QUEEN$, with two sides, roll and dessert. Sides and crafts, garden items, baked goods, other interests. The car show is for hot QUILTING CLASSES, 11 community. Details: 937-6839. Seeking artists, crafters, is 5:30–7:30 p.m. Sept. 25 at Crescent City Inaugural wom- are: potato salad, cole slaw or baked jewelry, fresh produce and more are rod, street rod, custom, collector and a.m.–2 p.m. Tuesdays, food, businesses, farmers, produce, cot- Hall, 3 Summit St. Accepting artwork en’s flag foot- beans. Hamburgers, hotdogs, drinks, invited to purchase a space for the antique cars. Registration is $20 and is Putnam County Library PALATKA SOCIAL tage foods, non-profits, kids' entertain- 29with last day for acceptance Sept. 21. Call 6 p.m. Sept. 27, cookies, brownies, cakes and more will event. For vendor spaces, call Kay at 10 a.m.–noon the day of the show. The Headquarters, 601 College ment and sponsors. Presale tickets for Joy King at 305-799-2610. ball game, DANCE CLUB INC., 22 Putnam County Parks & Recreation, also be on sale. Delivery with four or 328-8522. show is free to the public. Details: Larry Road, Palatka. Instructor and local every Tuesday, Shrine 6–8 pounds of barbecue and pork putts 3120 Carter4 Road, Palatka. Gates open more or dinners. Funds raised go to scholarships at 898-6664. quilter,17 Janelle Bruce. Extra credit for Hall, Yelvington Road, on sale now. Tickets are $20 each. 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