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Only Putnam County’s Favorite Weekly Community Newspaper 50 September 17, 2014 • Vol. 70, No. 18 (2 sections) Crescent City, FL (Includes 7% FL Sales Tax) ¢ Tough Choices The Marching Raiders P.A.W.S. A woman faces Meet the 2014-15 Crescent City Jr./Sr. Putnam a heartbreaking High School Band Animal Adoption Agency choice about her has booth at Market Day best friend. PAGE A6 in Pomona Park Page B1 Page A3

Church Fun Day Moving by the Power of God Ministry is holding a Com- Keep Putnam Beautiful Names New Director Special to the “There were very few es involved in keeping munity and Church Fun Day on Saturday, September educational oppor- their areas litter free, 20 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at Harry Bank Park in Courier Journal Crescent City. There will be free food, games, prizes, tunities for children and develop ways to face painting, and more. Come bring the family and in that community” honor people in the have some fun! The Board of Direc- said Marinello, “so a community that have tors of Keep Putnam group of local parents supported our mis- Beautiful is pleased joined together and we sion.” Parents Night Out to announce Mar- Crescent City Women’s Civic Association located at 704 started a museum”. Board Chairman Huntington Rd Crescent City, will be hosting a Parents cia Marinello as it’s She wrote a grant for Joe Svingala said, Night Out event for the community on Saturday, Sep- new Executive Direc- $20,000 to get it start- “The Board of Direc- tember 20, from 6 to 10 p.m. You can drop your kids off tor. Marcia brings 30 ed, and 25 years later tors looks forward to to play and have fun while you enjoy a date night or sim- years of non-profit ply take time to relax and complete chores. This event it’s still going strong. working with Marcia, will be held indoors. There is a $5 donation per child knowledge to the ta- Marinello stated while she will be an effective which includes all games, movie, food, and drinks. If ble, with a variety of Photo by Mike Jones at the Center for Arts leader and she has you need additional information, please feel free to con- work experiences and Marcia Marinello, and Humanities, she some innovative ideas tact Lawanna at 386-559-0212 or Nakia 407-808-5789. skills. Marcia recent- Crescent City local, is was involved in an ar- for moving the organi- ly moved to Putnam names the new Execu- cheological dig, which zation forward.” County from Darien, tive Director for Keep Bear Creek Paddle Putnam Beautiful. was a very exciting ca- Marinello is a grad- Paddle Bear Creek with a Tiki Bar Stop. To be a part GA where she was the reer experience. uate of Northeastern of the Bear Creek paddle meet at the boat ramp at end sales director for Mag- educational issues in “I hope to bring a Illinois University and of Palmetto Street in Welaka on Sunday, September 21, ic Photo, Inc., for the 3 to 6 p.m. This is an intermediate paddle from Welaka Nevada, and as a mar- greater awareness holds a Bachelor’s of across the St. Johns River to the mouth of Bear Creek, Eastern United States. keting director for an throughout the coun- Art degree in Speech a lovely creek that is inaccessible to powerboats. Paddle Marcia was also the in-home health care ty about issues of lit- and Theater. She has up Bear Creek to where it joins with the Ocklawaha and Executive Director company for seniors tering and the impact volunteered with the paddle down the Ocklawaha. Paddlers will then re-cross for an ancient history the St. Johns River and end up at the Tiki Bar at Welaka and disabled clients. that littering has on League of Women Vot- Lodge for refreshments. Whistles and Life Preservers are museum for the Mc- When asked about the environment” said ers, co-founded John- mandatory. Water, a snack, sunscreen and bug spray Donald Center for the her greatest career ac- Marinello, “I want son County Wom- is recommended. For more information email: putnam- Arts and Humanities complishments, Mari- to get more children en’s Resource Center, [email protected] or visit: ww w.putnam- as well as an orga- bluewaysandtrails.org. nello lit up as she told involved and estab- has served on many nization for disabled about building a chil- lish “litter free zones” non-profit boards, and golfers. dren’s museum while throughout the com- lives in Crescent City Car Seat Inspection & Installation She also worked as a in Shawnee, Kansas munity. I would like with her husband. Putnam County Fire and EMS will be holding car seat lobbyist for parents on during the 1980’s. to get more business- safety inspections and installation training for parents and caregivers. The inspection stations will be held Thursday, September 18 in the parking lot of the Wal- Mart Supercenter located at 1024 S.R. 19, Palatka. The event will be from 4 to 5:45 p.m. They will inspect your Saturday Nite Live to help feed the Hungry current car seat and how it is installed. If they find any The Arts Council of “We like to do what rhythm, funky grooves, deficiency, they will make suggestions to help make the Greater Palatka and we can to help with and dynamic melody installation safer. They will also have reduced price car seats available on a first come first serve basis. The cost the band “Downpour” causes like The Arts are a staple to their suc- is $25 if you receive government assistance or $50 if are teaming up to help Council’s food drive. cess. you do not. Please bring the vehicle, the child and the feed the hungry at this It might be me look- A unique aspect of current car seat being used so they can ensure proper month’s Saturday Nite ing for food one day”, Downpour is the instru- sizing. For more information contact Captain Paul Fla- Live at the Larimer. says bassist and key- mentation that includes teau at 386-937-4176. Denise Aiken, Exec- board player for the guitar, drums, bass, utive Director said, the Photo special to the band, Luke Taft. keyboards, and three International Coastal Cleanup Putnam County Courier Journal International Coastal Cleanup, Help Keep Putnam normal $7 entry fee will The groups lead vocal voices. The three- Beautiful and cleanup the St. Johns River will be held be waived in exchange Downpour to play at Larimer. singer and guitar piece band puts out a Saturday, September 20. Stations will be set up 8 a.m., at for three non-perishable having fun and listen- player, Richie Reiter, thick rich sound while Veteran’s Park, East Palatka (foot of the Bridge) and at the food items that will be ing to great music at said of the event, “Any- staying true to unmis- Palatka City Dock. A cleanup of the St. Johns River and donated to a local food thing I can do to help, takable power trio tight- the following locations: Veteran’s Park, East Palatka Pi- this feel-good event. Of cole Park Boat Ramp, Brown’s Landing and Murphy’s bank. This special event course the art of Donna I know what it’s like ness. Island. Volunteers are needed to assist with the cleanup, will take place Satur- Grasso and Katherine to be hungry”. Robbie Saturday Nite Live as well as volunteers with boats, to get to Murphy’s Is- day, September 20 at Elshante will be on dis- Burkes, the drummer of at the Larimer is sup- land and to pick up trash in the river. A hotdog cookout the Larimer Arts Cen- the trio shares the other ported in part by mem- will be provided for volunteers at the Palatka City Dock play for viewing in the starting at 11 a.m. The cleanup concludes by noon. Last ter, located at 216 Reid galleries. members’ sentiments. berships, the Putnam year, 400,000 volunteers from around the world picked up Street, Palatka. Doors Downpour is a rock Downpour performs a County Tourist Devel- 6.8 million pounds of trash at the International Coastal open at 7 p.m. and the and roll power trio that mixture of rock, south- opment Council, the Cleanup. Be a part of this International effort! Learn more music starts at 7:30 believes in giving back ern rock, and original State of Florida, Depart- and sign up for the next cleanup at www . oceanconservan- p.m. music that ranges in ment of State, Division cy . org/cleanup or contact Keep Putnam Beautiful, (386) to the community. In 325-9598, email: [email protected] Community service Music lovers of all the blazing Florida Au- era styles from the 70s of Cultural Affairs and hours available. ages are invited to help gust heat, Downpour to modern while their the Florida Council on the Arts Council collect helped to raise mon- high-energy show main- Arts and Culture. For Lane and Road Closures much needed food for ey for the troops at an tains a common thread more information call The following is a list of lane and road closures under- some of Putnam’s less event in Pomona Park. of power trio flavor. 386-328-8998 or visit way by FDOT that may impact traffic. State Road 207, fortunate families while The band’s super tight www.artsinputnam.org. Daytime lane closures for removing asphalt and night- time lane closures for paving Monday through Friday from just west of Cracker Swamp Road to the St. Johns County line. US 17, east of the Memorial Bridge, Daytime Local Author to hold Book Signing lane closures from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Special to the Henry Living Histo- a small Navy camp Friday from Ferry Road to Brunner Lane for driveway and Courier Journal ry Association, will be display set up in front sidewalk construction for a new McDonald’s restaurant. holding a book signing of the Putnam Coun- “The Civil War Navy at Read Think Books in ty Historical Muse- in Florida,” provides Palatka on Thursday, um, next to the Bron- descriptions and over- September 25 from 4 son-Mulholland House views of the activities of to 6 p.m. in the north side his- the Union and Confed- Mattson will also toric district in down- erate Navies through- be a participant in town Palatka. out Florida during the the “Occupation of Mattson’s book, American Civil War, Palatka” Living History “The Civil War Navy including quite a bit of event in Palatka on the in Florida” is available information on the St. weekend of September through local indepen- Johns River. 26 and 27. Mattson dent booksellers and Author, Rob Mattson, will be in character as on Amazon.com and member of the USS Ft. a Union Navy Seaman. BarnesandNoble.com. Mattson will also have Armed Robbery at Bi-Lo in Satsuma Only $24 a Year! Only $24 a Subscribe Today Special to the this time, investigators Courier Journal are urging anyone with Inside information related to YOUR ADDRESS HERE! YOUR On Friday, Septem- this incident to call Church...... A5 ber 12, at approximate- the Putnam County ly 6:42 a.m. a lone male Sheriff’s Office at 386- Community...... A3 entered the Bi-Lo Con- 329-0801 or Northeast Crossword...... B4 venience Store located Florida Crime Stop- at 788 South Highway pers at 888-277-TIPS Faces & Places...... B1 17 in Satsuma, bran- (8477). Anyone pro- dished a handgun and viding information Opinion...... A2 demanded money from that leads to an arrest Photos special to the Courier Journal the cashier. The sus- and conviction may be Public Notices.B4-B5 Security camera footage of armed robbery suspect pect left the store on eligible for a reward of taken at the Bi-Lo convenience store on Friday, foot headed in a south up to $5,000.00. Way Back When....A4 September 12 at approximately 6:42 a.m. bound direction. At A2 Courier Journal • September 17, 2014 OPINION That’s How I See It Government Watch Leave My Guns Alone City of Crescent City A. Nonymous City Commission Meeting, October 9, 7 p.m. Last week I talked about the first part of the Second Amendment. Today I want to talk Through CRA Board Meeting,October 9, 7 p.m. about the second part. The Second Amendment reads as follows, “A well Regulated Mi- litia, being necessary to the Security of a free state. The right of the people to keep and Planning & Zoning Meeting, October 21, 6 p.m. bear arms shall not be infringed.” City Hall, 3 North Summit Street. Meets 2nd Thurs of the The second part of this Amendment is plain and simple, “The RIGHT of the PEOPLE a Child’s to Keep and Bear arms Shall NOT BE infringed. Nowhere does it say, “The people have month. 386-698-2525 - www.CrescentCity-FL.com rights sometime, or it could be infringed,” it says, “Our RIGHTS to keep and bear arms.” Town Council of Welaka Look people, “Gun Free Zones,” are a violation of our personal rights to keep and bear Eyes Town Council Meeting, October 14, 6:30 p.m. arms, unless it’s on private property. Oh I can already hear you complaining now. A few months back, Dianne Feinstein made the comment, “If we take guns off the shelves, Code Enforcement Meeting, Tuesday, October 14, 5 p.m. then there will be no more gun crimes.” That’s like saying, if there’s no crack cocaine or Zoning Board Meeting, Tuesday, October 14, 5:30 p.m. heroin sold in stores then we won’t have a drug problem. Get Real! I’ve heard the arguments about Sandy Hook and the other school, and how if we take Town Hall, Fourth Ave. Meets 2nd Tues of the month. our guns away, then no schools will be shot up? If you’re in a gun free zone, you’re in 386-467-9800. www.Welaka-FL.gov the most unsafe place you can possibly be. Town Council of Pomona Park If you write in and tell me how Sandy Hook was the worst massacre in our history, I’m Students at going to refer you to December 29, 1890, when the 7th Cavalry rode into South Dakota Town Council Meeting, September 22, 5 p.m. to take away the Lakota Indian Tribes guns. The number of Indians killed that day has Middleton- Beautification Committee Meeting, October 7, 3 p.m. been estimated at over 300, mostly women and children. Burney Town Hall Council Chambers In the late 1960’s Israel had a bad problem with terrorist groups coming into their Elementary , 1775 US Hwy 17 S. schools, killing teachers and children. Instead of outlawing guns, Israel’s leaders de- [email protected] 386-649-4902 cided to train and issue all the teachers guns to protect the children, guess what? The School, in www.PomonaPark.com killings stopped at all their school. Crescent City, If you take away our cities that have the strictest gun laws, like Chicago and L.A. our Putnam County Board of County Commissioners guns crimes would be the lowest on the planet. Each year we have more deaths related were asked September 23, 9 a.m. Regular Meeting to DUI’s than guns. So when are you going to write your congress people and tell them the following Meets second and fourth Tuesday in the Commission to ban all automobiles. question by The cold hard facts are this, I have a right to carry a gun to protect myself and my chambers, 2509 Crill Ave, Suite 100, Palatka. family, and you gun haters better hope that I’m around when some nut bag starts un- teacher, Tasha 386-329-0205. loading his ammo, because I will be there to protect you. Newbold: My suggestion to you is this, “If you don’t like the Constitution then find another coun- www.putnam-fl.com/bocc/ try and move. Everyone has an opinion, and this is mine. You might not agree with it, Putnam County School Board but, “That’s how I see it.” October 7, 3:30 p.m. Regular Meeting What would Meets the first and third Tuesday in the school board To A. Nonymous’ 2nd Amendment you like to see meeting room, Campbell Administration Building, 200 Dear Editor: S. Seventh St., Palatka. 386-329-0545. in our new www.putnamschools.org I must respond to the recent editorial by A. Nonymous regarding the 2nd Amend- playground? ment, and specifically “open carry” in Florida. I certainly hope that Mr. Nonymous was speaking hypothetically regarding Letters to the Editor carrying a 45 caliber Glock (exposed) on his hip in public. Unless he was either engaged in, or going to or from hunting, fishing, camping, or target shooting, the police officer who stopped him would be absolutely correct in hauling him off to Water Quality In Crescent City jail and charging him with a felony (unless, of course, Mr. Nonymous is a law enforcement officer). Dear Editor: Florida is a “no open carry state”, meaning that unless you are a law enforce- ment officer you cannot legally open carry a handgun unless engaged in one of Several water customers in Crescent City were com- the activities listed above. plaining of water quality issues at their homes and I do agree with Mr. Nonymous’ statements regarding the 2nd Amendment. Most businesses towards the end of August and the begin- people have either no knowledge of its history and meaning, or have formed their ning of September. The City offers its apology and this own, usually incorrect, opinion of it. He is absolutely correct in stating that the explanation: 2nd Amendment was included in the Bill of Rights to prevent subjugation by a As part of the required maintenance of our potable renegade, out-of-control government. water system, we had to take our ground water stor- age tank out of commission to perform scheduled Another point, Florida has a “stop and identify law”. Under Florida law (901.51), maintenance and repairs on the inside of the tank. if a law enforcement officer “...encounters any person under circumstances which This work started in July and we anticipated a 2 reasonably indicate that such person has committed, is committing, or is about “Monkey-bars. The to 3 week down time for the tank; however, some of to commit a violation of the criminal laws...” the LEO may temporarily detain you first time I went the structural elements inside the tank had some “...for the purpose of ascertaining (your) identity.” That doesn’t mean you have to produce an ID card, or even state your name - it’s up to the police to identify to the playground, unexpected repairs that extended the time frame for I started to learn completing the work. you. You have every right to refuse to answer any question or produce any kind During this time, we were not able to use the aerator. of identification. However, as in most things, discretion, prudence and common how to do the mon- The aerator and ground storage tank system help to sense should govern; the best course of action may be to swallow a little pride and key-bars.” remove the sulfur smell and some of the iron you of- just identify yourself to the LEO and let it go at that. ten get with well water in Florida. Because we did not There is a growing movement in Florida to make open carry of handguns legal. Cynthia Castelan anticipate such a lengthy down time for the ground Currently 44 states allow open carry; some require a permit, others do not. Flor- Second Grade storage tank and aerator, we did not anticipate the ida is one of only six states that do not allow open carry. Florida should join the Ms. Waechter water quality problems, and we did not issue any other 44 enlightened states and allow open carry of handguns. advanced notice to our customers of these potential In summary, I think Mr. A. Nonymous raises some valid points regarding our problems. continually eroding natural rights as citizens of the USA. He also exemplifies the The water was not unsafe as a result of this event, degree of misunderstanding the general population has regarding our rights, and but we understand it was not an acceptable quality. in particular, firearms rights. Again, we apologize for any inconvenience. We will endeavor to do better in the future. All citizens should take the time to become more educated on the Bill of Rights. We completed the tank maintenance work and the Remember, a right not exercised is a right lost. tank was brought back on line Friday, September 5. Gary Adams The water quality should have returned to normal Crescent City by now. If you are still having discoloration or odor problems or if you have any in the future, call 386- 698-2525 and we will send someone out as soon as Mighty Bee Snack Pack Program possible to investigate the situation. Dear Editor:

Sincerely, My name is Melissa Waechter and I am a second grade teacher at Middleton Bur- Patrick Kennedy ney who is also in charge of a wonderful program called the Mighty Bee Snack City Manager Pack. The Mighty Bee Snack Pack program provides food for students who may not have enough to eat over the weekend. We supply enough food for breakfast “Seesaws, because and lunch for all days that we are not in school for any child in the family. We The Putnam County Courier Journal welcomes are very lucky to have volunteers from South Putnam Church who come in every I like seesaws!” your letters to the Editor. Letters should be brief Wednesday to bag the food that we will send home on Fridays. We are in need of and legibly written. To be published, letters must Shae Delaney food this year to get our program started, if you would like to donate food you can Second Grade include the writer’s signature, printed name, drop it by Middleton Burney and please leave your name and address so I can phone number, and hometown. send a thank you note for your generosity. To help raise money for our snack pack Mrs. Buckles Address letters to: Editor program we will be having a yard sale on Saturday, September 20 starting at 8 330 N. Summit St., Crescent City, FL 32112 or a.m. at Middleton Burney. Please stop by and see what items you can purchase FAX to 386-698-1994, or for your home. E-mail to [email protected]. Melissa Waechter Crescent City DISCLAIMER: Views expressed on this page do not necessarily reflect the editorial position of the Putnam County Courier From Me to You Journal or its advertisers. The Putnam Juliette Laurie County Courier Journal does not knowingly Editor/Publisher publish false information and may not be held liable for the views of readers National Hispanic Heritage Month exercising their right to free expression. September 15 to October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. A celebration of the her- itage and culture of Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States. It started in 1968 as Hispanic Heritage Week under President Lyndon Johnson and then in 1988, President Putnam County Ronald Reagan expanded it to a 30-day period. It was enacted into law on August 17, 1988. There are several significant days during this period. September 15 is significant because “A big, humongous it is the anniversary of independence for Latin American countries Costa Rica, El Salvador, A Lake Street Publishing Company Newspaper Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. In addition, Mexico and Chile celebrate their inde- slide” Published Every Wednesday pendence days on September 16 and September 18, respectively. Also, Columbus Day or by Lake Street Publishing Company, Inc. Día de la Raza, which is October 12, falls within this 30 day period. Jewel Jones 330 North Summit Street • Crescent City, FL 32112 The term Hispanic or Latino, refers to Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Second Grade Periodicals Postage Paid at Crescent City, Florida. Spanish culture or origin regardless of race. According to the latest census 50.5 million Mrs. Knowles POSTMASTER: Send Address Change To people or 16% of the population are of Hispanic or Latino origin. There are Hispanic Amer- Putnam County Courier Journal 330 N. Summit Street icans in every aspect of the business and entertainment industry today and they are an Crescent City, FL 32112 influential part of both. USPS No. 451-140 Throughout history many Hispanics have made advances in medicine, politics, and many © 2014 Lake Street Publishing Co. other areas. $ One Year Florida Subscription 24 (incl. tax) Physician, Carlos Juan Finlay (1833–1915) who was a Cuban American, solved the mys- $ tery of what caused yellow fever. One Year Out-Of-State 28 Nutritionist, Organizer, Author, Fabiola Cabeza de Baca Gilbert, was responsible for ad- Juliette Laurie - Editor / Publisher vances made in making foods safer for people in the Southwest. She taught people all over Mike Jones - General Manager / Ad Sales New Mexico safe ways to preserve food through canning and drying methods. Laura Berardi - Production Assistant Civil War Admiral, David G. Farragut (1801–1870), was the most famous Hispanic soldier Skip Sasscer - Distribution in the Civil War. He joined the Navy when he was only 10 years of age. Farragut was the first person to earn the rank of admiral in the United States Navy. - Community Photographer Rose Delaney Severo Ochoa, Nobel Prize Winner in Medicine and Physiology, in 1959 for medicine. He Beth Carter - Staff Writer received the prize for his discovery of the process that would allow humans to create RNA Travis Roberts - Staff Writer in a test tube. Tammy Sanchez - Staff Writer César Chávez (1927–1993), Union Leader, he started a group, the United Farm Workers of America, to change the terrible conditions and the hard lives led by farm workers. “A big slide, be- Phone: 386-698-1644 Fax: 386-698-1994 cause big slides are On line: www.cjnewsfl.com Dolores Huerta, Born 1930, devoted her whole life to better treatment and justice for farm workers. Along with César Chávez, she co-founded the United Farm Workers of America. cool.” General: [email protected] Antonia C. Novello, Doctor, became the first Hispanic person — and first woman as well Classified Ads: [email protected] — to be appointed as Surgeon General. Lincoln Meeker Display Ads: [email protected] Franklin R. Chang-Díaz and Ellen Ochoa, Astronauts Second Grade Office Hours: 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday As you can see Hispanics have contributed quite a bit to what has become our modern Advertising Deadline: 5 pm Friday society and they have fought hard through the years to obtain better working conditions Mrs. Banks Classified Deadline: 10 am Monday and pay. Please join them over the next four weeks in celebrating all of the great accom- Editorial Deadline: Noon Friday plishments of the last 100 years! September 17, 2014 • Courier Journal A3 COMMUNITY Fundraising, P.A.W.S., and Stand Against Sheriff’s Office talked to the seniors. Many ques- tions were asked and the threesome promised to come back and talk to the group again. The number for Seniors Vs Crime is 386-326-2839. Hoyt Moves Beth Carter Hoyt Roberts, former member of the Rhodes 386-698-1644 Band, has moved to a [email protected] retirement center in Mel- bourne to be near his P.A.W.S. Putnam children. His new address Board members and is Viera Manor, Apt 202, volunteers from “P.A.W.S. 3325 Breslay Dr, Mel- Putnam” animal adop- bourne, FL 32940. First tion agency had a booth time he played music for P.A.W.S. members holding shirts and other items at market day in Pomona some of the residents he for sale for P.A.W.S. Putnam. Park on Saturday, Sep- received a standing ova- tember 2. One lucky girl tion. Way to go Hoyt! names Sally, a French Rotary Fundraising bulldog/Pekingese mix, Friendship Gathering at Crescent City Women’s The Rotary Club of Club. Seated left to right: Carol Horner, Molly was adopted by Dodie Crescent City is work- Morris, and Ginny Gaffney. Standing: Freida Lowe. They became in- ing very hard to raise Garland, Rosemary Anderson, and Etta Mahowey. separable immediately. enough money to reno- Town councilman Joe vate the Middleton Bur- Svingala came by to tell ney Elementary School the group that “Buddy,” playground. Last Friday the dog he had adopted and Saturday the Rota- during August, had set- ry Club was selling ribs tled in with the family in front of Winn Dixie, very well. thanks to Larry Court President Cindy Wardecke and his employers for al- said if they could place lowing our local groups P.A.W.S. for Putnam: Happy dog Sally with her just one animal a month to set up in front of their new owner, Dodie Lowe. they would be happy, but store, and who can say would like to find homes no to little boys with for all their animals. buckets asking would Senior Friday you help our school build From 10 a.m. until 2 a new playground? Mary Sayler, from Lake Como, at the Crescent p.m. every Friday, lo- Teachers and parents City Library during her book signing. cal seniors meet at the were on hand to help Pomona Park Communi- where they were need- ty Center to play Bingo, ed. The next fundraiser cards, sometimes chess, is Friday, September 19 Chinese checkers, dom- from 5 to 8 p.m. at the inoes or other games. At Sprague House. It will noon a covered dish lun- be a $10 spaghetti din- cheon is enjoyed. Those ner hosted by the Rotary. Joyce Svingala dancing with Lamar Moore at who do not cool can bring Tickets are available from Senior Friday a bag of chips, cookies, any Rotary Club mem- loaf of bread, or throw a ber or call the president, couple dollars into the Ray Singleton, to reserve coffee can on the desk. tickets at 386-530-0595. PFFC Members pay $3 a Walk-ins are welcome, month, voluntarily. but reservations are pref- After lunch the local erable. musicians gather and The rib cookers were play for a couple of hours. Ray, Rodney, Ed, Bob, Four sisters, seated: Barbara Bryan and Shirley Folks clap their hands, Patrick, Dick and Jill on Griffin. Standing: Brenda Masciulli and Mary sing along, or dance if Saturday with other Ro- Dunn. they desire. tary members. Thanks Joe and Joyce Svingala to the entire group. What started this over a year great people we have in Seniors Vs Crime, Jared Euy, Joyce Svingala, ago, and it has been won- our community. Also, the Barry Schnoor and Bill Toole, spoke at the Pomona derful for seniors who Putnam County Courier Park Community Center Friday for seniors. cannot travel anymore. Journal’s Travis Rob- Former Pomona Park erts is always involved mayor Alonzo Middleton in worthwhile projects. says it gives you some- Thanks Travis, people thing to look forward to love your articles too! each week. This Friday Last Chance the group will be meet- This week will be the ing at the Pomona Park last chance to register Students at Miller Intermediate listening intently First Baptist Church fel- for the Annual Charity to bullying presentation. lowship hall. Next week Golf Tournament to ben- is business as usual. efit the Putnam Fami- held in the Culver Room ington State visited her Representative from the ly Fitness Center. The at the Crescent City Li- three sisters in our area Seniors Vs Crime spoke tournament will be held brary by Mary Harwell and their families, Shir- briefly to the group about on September 20 at the Sayler from Lake Como. ley Griffin, Brenda Masci- crimes against citizens. Palatka Golf Course. Call She read some poetry ulli, and Barbara Bryan. This is a project of the Karen or Mark Landin at from her two latest books The four sisters attended Florida Attorney Gener- 386-467-8731 for more “Outside Eden” and “Liv- church on Sunday at the Teachers, students, and Rotary members during the ing in the Nature.” First Baptist Church of al’s office. Barry Schnoor, information. rib sale to help raise money for a new playground. Bill Toole, and Detec- Friendly Gathering Sayler has written over Pomona Park. They also visited some relatives and tive Jared Euy from the Every year, in Septem- ber, the GFWC Cres- are $15 and are available 26 traditional books. Fif- teen people attended the friends in Middleburg. cent City Women’s Club from club members, at Mary went to Orlando We are streaming! Go to WIYDRADIO. Putnam County Couri- program; some bought Board hosts a luncheon the for a mother-daughter re- COM OR WPLK.COM and listen anytime, for members, prospective er Journal, Crescent City books and had them signed. treat for three days with anyplace! Take us with you wherever you go! members, and women of Kennel, and Belle’s Bis- her daughter who lives NOW STREAMING LIVE! the neighborhood to get tro. Mary was assisted by her husband, Bob. She there before returning to acquainted. Between 40 The Women’s Club has Washington. or 50 ladies attended and great plans for a 125th started writing when she was about nine year old. Stand Against enjoyed a delicious lunch anniversary next year. On Friday, September 4, WIYDWIYD provided by the Board The Crescent City Club is She told the story behind all grade levels at Miller 800 AM 1260 AM some of the poems that and were told about some the second oldest wom- Intermediate participat- Visit wiydradio.com of the projects planned en’s club. Green Cove she read. Questions were and listen on-line! ed in a “Stand Against” The Music of Classic asked and everyone en- Your Day Country for the next year. Springs is the first. bulling presentation. One September 28, they will Lunch with the “Greats” joyed the program. of the students, Jeremi- We have some great daily programs for you host a luau instead of the Wednesday, September Sisters ah Cook, a fifth grader, shrimp boil. The tickets 10, a book signing was Mary Dunn from Wash- on WIYD and WPLK! Monday through Friday asked the administration about forming an “An- it’s the Morning Show from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. ti-Bullying Club” with a followed by the Swapshop from 9 to 10. Then at student from each class joining. The club will 3 to 5 p.m. join the Auction Entertainment have meetings and dis- Show with Roger Ramsey. cuss ways to help all the RADIO SHOW students stand against EVERY THURSDAY • 5 PM bullying. SIMULCASTING ON Lions Club 800AM The Crescent City Li- WPLK ons Club announced it WIYD 1260AM will have its first annual SPONSORED THIS MONTH BY Lion’s Club Holiday Festi- val. It will be held at Eva Lyon Park on December 5 and 6. The club event intends to provide fun OPEN EVERY DAY 8AM-10PM for the whole family in- BINGO ON WED, SAT & SUN cluding a holiday parade, 3 PROGRESSIVE GAMES DAILY! food, music, entertain- 201 ST JOHNS AVE • PALATKA Protecting your investment . . . ment, snowmaking, and (386) 328-5822 a visit from Santa Claus. BINGOPALACEFLORIDA.COM We were there when you first decided to A portion of the proceeds follow your passion. Today, we’re still here from the event will assist keeping all you have built the Crescent City Lions Safe. Sound. Secure®. Club service projects in FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19TH the area. IN DOWNTOWN PALATKA Call or visit us at Bohannon Battery eiteR nsuRance gency nc They are also seeking BUY $10 GIFT BAG & VISIT R i a , i . volunteers and local Touch Screen Repair! 10 PARTICIPATING STORES 926 N.AGENCY Summit St. NAME641 Third Ave. business partners for BIG DISCOUNTS, $$$ & PRIZES CrescentTown City Name • 555-555-5555Welaka booths at this event. For iPhone, iPad and MORE! website more information contact Welcome Center 386-698-2400 386-467-2068 President Regina Folen at 386-546-7604 900 ST JOHNS AVENUE OPEN MON-FRI 10AM-4PM 904-803-1531 or email 613 N. Palm Ave., Palatka, FL 32177 386-328-0909 the club at crescentci- www.ShatteredData.com PALATKADOWNTOWN.COM [email protected]. A4 Courier Journal • September 17, 2014 Our TOwn Way Back When... Years Ago... A number of area Goolsby, a Welaka res- the University of Mel- applicants through- students have re- ident and student of bourne, Australia, and out the U. S., winners 75 years ago ceived scholarships veterinary medicine at serving as a Rotary are allowed to choose September 22, 1939 - Teachers from the Crescent the University of Flor- International “goodwill which foreign country Retirement Planned State Board - City Rotary Club over ida, has been selected ambassador” to that they wish to visit and The Board of Education made prelim- the years. This arti- to receive the Rotary country, speaking be- where they would like cle from the Septem- Foundation Scholar- fore Australian Rotary to study. inary plans for setting up the teach- ber 24, 1974 issue of ship for 1975-1976. clubs and familiariz- ers’ retirement program without dipping Goolsby, 21, is the the Courier Journal Goolsby, a gradu- ing them with life in first Crescent City area into the State Treasury now. Governor tells of a local stu- ate of Crescent City the United States. Cone told members the State’s financial man ever to be chosen dent who received a Junior-Senior High Upon his return to the for the honor. Rotary Foundation condition would not permit payment at School who recently United States he will He will not leave for this time of any part of the $400,000 Scholarship which completed two years visit different Rotary provided a year of of college at St. Johns Clubs stateside relat- Australia until March, appropriated for the next two years or 1976. He had the op- the $25,000 allowed for expenses. study abroad. Quite River Junior College, ing his experiences an honor! Palatka, was select- abroad. tion of going immedi- ed from among candi- Rotary Founda- ately or waiting and 50 years ago chose the latter in or- September 13, 1964 - Damage By Dora Welakan Wins Rota- dates throughout the tion scholarships are ry Scholarship North Florida district awarded annually by der to get some school- Exceeds That of Former Hurricanes Bobby Goolsby to which extends as far Rotary International ing behind him. Gools- - Dora, a big hurricane and an unwel- Study in Australia north as Pensacola. to young men chosen by said he feels he will come guest, sent heavy rains and wild As a Rotary Foun- for their scholastic and be better prepared af- winds through this area Wednesday The Crescent City Ro- dation scholar he will leadership abilities. ter completing some of and Thursday of last week, causing no tary Club announced spend one academ- Carefully screened and his studies. very great damage and unfortunately this week that Robert ic year studying at chosen from among no loss of life here, but a great deal of nuisance damage that will add up to many thousands of dollars in cost. Check it Out: Read with Trees Special to the Park is located six miles 25 years ago north of Keystone Heights Courier Journal September 13, 1989 - No Prayer at 6239 State Road 21: Are you looking for a fun this program is free and at Football Game - When Crescent all are invited to attend. City High School begins its 1989 foot- educational family expe- rience that doesn’t cost For information call the ball season at Wiltcher Stadium Friday park at 352-473-4701 night, one thing will be missing: the a fortune? The Keystone Heights Library, the Mel- or the Keystone Heights traditional prayer before the game. rose Public Library, and Public Library at 352- Mike Roess Gold Head 473-4286, or the Melrose 10 years ago Branch State Park have Public Library at 352- 475-1237. Read With September 12, 2004 - A Memorial for joined forces to bring you an afternoon of family lit- Trees is sponsored by the Jerome – As you leave Crescent City Clay County Library Sys- driving south on Highway 17, take a eracy fun. Pack the fam- ily and a picnic and join tem, the Putnam County look to the right and notice the Jerome them for the Read With Library System and Gold A. Williams Memorial Highway sign. Head Branch State Park, Trees event at the Mike used family-friendly book! in a bag with Miss Sheree The sign was officially dedicated Thurs- Roess Gold Head Branch Williamsons Food Store, There will be “camping of the Melrose Public Li- the Chili Cook-Off held day morning, September 2, by State State Park on Saturday, in the park,” there will be brary. The festivities will Representative Joe Pickens. October 11 from 2-3:30 at Chiappini’s Gas Sta- nature stories, crafts, ac- begin and end in the rec- tion and Store, and Gator p.m. Entrance to the park tivities, and snacks. Read reation building across is free when you show Office Products, Inc. The 5 years ago with Miss Chris of the the parking lot from the refreshments are provid- your library card or li- Keystone Heights Library playground. Look for the brary book, or bring a do- ed by the Melrose Library September 16, 2009 - Yes on Bonus- and Ranger Earl. Create a Read With Trees signs. Association. es - Employee compensation and aid to nation of a new or gently camping craft and s’mores Gold Head Branch State private organizations were discussed throughly at the Crescent City com- Florida MOAA Legislative Meet mission’s first formal reading of the been constructed in 2009-2010 budget. In talking with most Special to the Courier Journal Putnam County. “The em- employers, to one giving bonuses or phasis is shifting to doing raises, we do not have enough money Chapter President Ruth- critical/emergency repairs in reserves for raises, but the Commis- ann Thropp opened the on homes of those in very sioner suggests to give bonuses during meeting, asking chapter low income status. Many Christmas. Chaplain Bill Darden to of these are older mobile give the invocation and homes. The same detailed then to lead all the Pledge check of the individual‘s Compiled from the Crescent City News, Crescent of Allegiance. Treasurer financial status is made City Journal, Crescent City Courier Journal, Putnam Allan Shoup then made however”. Habitat has re- County Courier Journal and other local news sources. the chapter’s financial sta- paired 67 homes to date tus report. under this effort. Less Following Florida MOAA than 1% of Habitat homes Legislative delegate Fran have been foreclosed for Martin reported on the re- non-payment nationally. We’ve Gone Digital! cent regional MOAA Sym- President Thropp an- posium held in Jackson- nounced the next meet- ville. “I urge all of you to Photo Special to the Courier Journal ing would be October 21 e-Edition defend the current serving Ramicah Watkins, Executive Director of the Putnam again at the Crystal Cove County Habit for Humanity was the featured speaker at Marina restaurant. The U.S. Military personal by the St. Johns River Chapter, Military officers Associa- www.cjnewsfl.com logging on to MOAA.org, tion of America, (MOAA) at their September meeting. November meeting will be then participating in the November 18 at the Latin ‘legislative alert. Someone two vehicles for those who Following the break Grill. did it for you when you wish to ride, but will also for eating the luncheon, The chapter’s meeting were on active duty, do have a marching unit. Thropp when called upon are normally on the third your part. Express your Uniforms are encouraged”. Martin, a member of the Tuesday of every month views to your U.S. Repre- Crawford also reported habitat board, to intro- and are open to anyone sentative and Senators!” on the increasing inter- duce Ramicah Watkins, who has served as a war- Past President George est in the chapter project from the Putnam Coun- rant or commissioned offi- Crawford then reminded of posting U.S. Flags on ty Habitat for Humanity. cer in the armed Forces of members all were asked to veteran graves in Putnam Watkins stated that the the United States. participate in the Palatka County every Memorial Christian national Habi- For more information call Veterans Day parade, Day. “Memorial Day, 2014, tat organization has over President Thropp at 386- coming November 11. “We we posted 600 flags, and four million people living 467-3909 or Vice Presi- will form at 0930, vicinity again ran short. We will in Habitat homes in the dent Al Peterson at 386- of St Johns Avenue and order 650 flags for Memo- United States. 467-2437. 11th Street, and will have rial Day, 2015”. Forty six homes have Welaka Bait and Tackle has Moved

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Paralyzed by edthe working Past 10-hour or Motivatedhim into bankruptcy… by thatthe it’s Future?not necessar- Rev. Dr. James Blasiole days by age seven. Life and suffered endlessly ily the circumstances Pilgrim Congrega- did not get any easier when his favorite son, that determine wheth- when he became an Willie, died before his er we are happy or tional Church adult. 10th birthday. sad, a success or fail- Pastor’s Pen At age 22, he failed Yet despite numerous ure. Rather, it’s how in business. personal and profes- we choose to react to “…I do not consider Age 24, he failed sional setbacks, Lin- those circumstances. myself yet to have tak- again in business. coln was generally a We must not let the en hold of it. But one Age 26, his beloved positive, upbeat man past, whether it be = Crescent City = thing I do: Forgetting fiancée, Ann Rut- who loved to swap an- pleasant, horrible, what is behind and ledge died. ecdotes and tell jokes successful or unsuc- Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter.... 386-698-1983 straining toward what Age 27, he suffered a every opportunity he cessful dictate what 223 N. Summit St. is ahead, I press on nervous breakdown. could. we do in the present or Sun Worship 11 am • Wed Service 10 am • Adult Bible Study 4pm • Prayer 5pm toward the goal to win Ages 29, 31, 34, 39, When asked how he how we look to the fu- the prize for which god 46, 47, and 49 he remained so cheerful ture. Christ has over- First Baptist Church of Crescent City...... 386-698-1578 has called me heaven- lost various elec- in the face of constant come everything for 101 S. Summit St. ward in Christ Jesus.” tions. adversity, Lincoln re- us and we can do all Sunday School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am • Worship 6 pm Philippians 3: 13-14 While serving as plied, “It’s been my ob- things through him 386-698-2117 (NIV) president, he agonized servation that people who strengthens us. First Presbyterian Church...... Abraham Lincoln en- over the Civil War…en- are just about as hap- There is an old saying 301 Cypress Ave. dured more than his dured a bad marriage py as they make up in baseball, “You can’t Worship 9 am • Adult Bible Study 10:30 am share of misery during to an hysterical wom- their minds to be.” steal second with your Friendship Baptist Church...... 386-698-3736 his lifetime. He grew an who nearly spent Lincoln understood foot on first.” 286 Smiley Store Rd up dirt poor and start- Sun. School 9:30 am • Worship 11 am • Wed. Bible Study 5:30 pm EAST PALATKA 55 years, Emily Blanchard of “Cotton” Cothron; her parents, Howe Memorial United Methodist Church.....386-698-2635 Joseph D. Strickland Johnson-Overturf Interlachen, two sons, Craig Albert and Fern Heidenreich; Joseph David “Red” Strickland, Blanchard and wife Karen of a brother, William Heidenreich; 252 S. Summit St. 88, of East Palatka, Funeral Home Metuchen, New Jersery and a sister, Mary Russell; a for- Sunday School 9:30 am • Worship 10:30 am passed away Thurs- 386-325-4521 Frank Blanchard and wife Ly- mer husband, Lewis Gigon; and day, September 11, BARDIN nette of Lawrenceville, Geor- two great-grandchildren, Austin St. John the Baptist Catholic Church...... 386-698-2055 2014 at Isle Health Jack L. Boyett gia, two daughters, MaryAnn Gray and Clarissa Hudson. and Rehab Center Jack Lee Boyett, 63, of Bardin Toledo and husband Hector Survivors include three daugh- 2725 S. Hwy. 17 in Fleming Island passed away on Tuesday, Sep- “Hoppy” of Avenel, New Jers- ters and sons-in-law, Diana and Sat. Vigil - 5 pm • Sunday. Mass - 9 am English., 11:30 am Spanish Mass following an extended illness. tember 9, 2014 at Haven Hospice ery and Patti Gagnon and hus- Steve Carter of Palatka, Susan “Red” was a native of Atlanta, Roberts Care Center following band Patrick of Interlachen, five and Eddie Sweat of Palatka, Word of Faith Bible Church...... 386-698-4643 an extended illness. He was a Georgia and served in the U.S. brothers, Kenneth, Homer, Joe, and Marie Ryan of East Palatka; 2708 S. Hwy. 17 Navy during World War II. He native of Dade City and had Donald and “Moose”, four sis- three sons and daughters-in- moved to Putnam County in moved to Bardin 15 years ago. ters, Delores, Sandra, Shirley law, Ronald and Jacki Gigon of Sunday School 10 am • Worship 11 am and 6 pm 1944 from Green Cove Springs He had worked as an electrician and Bonnie, six grandchildren, Spring Hill, Timothy and Mi- where he had been stationed in and was an air conditioning Stacey Blanchard, Robert Hall, chael Gigon of Interlachen, and = Georgetown = the navy. “Red” worked as an man by trade. Jack was a mem- Joe Liszewski, Matthew Tole- Robert and Lanette Gigon of electrician and HVAC repair- ber of the Church of Christ and do, Kevin Blanchard and Dan East Palatka; a sister and broth- Georgetown United Methodist Church...... 386-740-1821 man at Georgia Pacific for 44 loved to fish. Blanchard, two step-grand- er-in-law Carol and Mel Fish 1448 CR 309 years, retiring in 1987. He was He is preceded in death by children, Samanthalee Greco of Harrison, Georgia; four sis- his wife Jeannie Boyett, a niece Sunday School 9 am • Worship 10 am a member of St. James United and Kimberlee Taylor and two ters-in-law and a brother-in-law, Leann Register, who was like a Methodist Church, Palatka Ma- great-grandchildren, Olivia Ma- Patsy Stacy of Gainesville, Cora daughter and his parents, M.G. sonic Lodge #34 F&AM and the rie Liszewski and Emalina Hall. Lee Blackwelder of Gainesville, = Lake Como = and Mescal Boyett. Putnam County Shrine Club. In Services were held at 5 p.m. Faye Blackwelder of Palatka, He is survived by his girlfriend, his leisure, “Red” enjoyed golf- Thursday, September 11, 2014 at and Robin and Jerome Kelly of Peace Lutheran Church...... 386-325-4878 Linda Dively, brother, Allen ing, bowling, tennis and softball the First Church of God in Flo- Brooker; a brother-in-law and a Boyett (Olivia), sister, Jill Camp- 343 Old Hwy. 17 as well as watching most all rahome with Pastor John Miles sister-in-law, Richard and Su- bell (Max), uncle, David Ether- Sunday School 9 am • Worship 10 am sports on TV. officiating and the U.S. Marine san Cothron of East Palatka; idge (Lee), aunt, JoAnn Walden- He is survived by his wife of Corp conducting military hon- 21 grandchildren and spous- 69 years, Dessie M. Strickland Lane (Buddy), along with sever- es, Laverne Dupre and Reba Lake Como Community United Methodist Church...386-649-8480 al other aunts, uncles, nieces, ors. The family received friends of East Palatka, two sons, Lar- Wednesday from 6-8 p.m. at Douglas, Lynn Sweat and David 126 Highland Ave...... Adult Sun School 9:45 am,Worship11 am, ry Strickland and wife Pamela nephews, cousins and friends. Johns, Jason and Christie Hud- He was loved by all and will be Johnson-Overturf Funeral Children’s Sun School 11 AM, Bible Study Wed. 10:30 AM of Jacksonville and Rev. Randy Home in Interlachen. son, Vernie Hudson, Marsha Ca- Strickland and wife Carolyn of missed greatly. ter and Brandon Ibarra, Felisha Memorial services were held at In lieu of flowers, the family = = St. Augustine, four grandchil- requests memorial donations be Gigon, Tiffany Gigon, Timothy Pomona Park dren, Stacey Amaro and hus- 4 p.m. on Sunday, September 14, Gigon Jr., Jessica Miler, Cassie 2014 at Rodman Campground. made to the First Church of First Baptist Church of Pomona Park...... 386-649-4265 band Kevin, Nicole Hall and God, P.O. Box 55, Florahome, Gigon, Ashley and Joshua No- husband Russell, Mark Heard In lieu of flowers donations FL 32140 or to Hospice of Citrus vak, Walter and Amy Sweat Jr., 112 Holly Ave. and wife Diana and Rebecca may be made to Haven Hospice and the Nature Coast, 927 S. Dustin Sweat and Tammy An- Sun. School 9:45 am • Worship 11 am & 6 pm • Wed. Service 6:30 pm Williams and husband Scott Roberts Care Center, 6400 St. Hwy 19, Palatka, FL 32177. dino, Frankie Sweat, Gary and and nine great-grandchildren, Johns Ave., Palatka, FL 32177. Memories and condolences Alyssa Sweat, Jordan Saylor and Nathan Amaro, Alea Amaro, Memories and condolences Pilgrim Congregational Church...... 386-649-8467 may be expressed to the family Betty Griffin, Mark Kennedy Jr. Tristan Hall, Cody Hall, Leigh- may be expressed to the family 111 W. Main St. at Francis’s Book of Memories and Jessica Leaber, Daniel Ken- ton Heard, Paige Heard, Aman- at Jack’s Book of Memories page page at www.JonhnsonOver- nedy and Amanda Horace, David Sunday Worship 11 am • Friday Bible Study 7:30 pm da Williams, Chandler Williams at www.johnsonoverturffuner- turffunerals.com. Kennedy, Harley Fox and 34 and Sierra Williams. als.com. Arrangements were under the great-grandchildren. Ministries for Christ Outreach, Inc Services celebrating “Red’s” Arrangements were under the Funeral services were held at life were held at 3 p.m. Sun- direction of Johnson-Overturf direction of Johnson-Overturf 200 E. Main St. - 386-852-7046 or 386-212-4103 Funeral Home in Interlachen. 6 p.m. on Friday, September day, September 14, 2014 at St. Funeral Home in Palatka. 12, 2014 at Tabernacle Baptist Service 10:30 am FREE Community Dinner 11:30 am James United Methodist Church Johnson-Overturf Church in Palatka with Pastor with Rev. Don Hanna officiat- Johnson-Overturf Wes Taylor officiating. The fam- = Satsuma = ing. Palatka Lodge #34 F&AM Funeral Home Funeral Home ily received friends one hour will also conduct masonic rites. prior to the service. 386-649-0631 Burial will follow at Oak Hill 386-684-3360 Hope Lutheran Church...... 386-325-4521 PALATKA Memorial gifts may be sent Cemetery with the U.S. Navy 273 CR 309 ST. AUGUSTINE Ronald T. Mew to Tabernacle Baptist Church, conducting military honors. Vis- Rozzie Brooks ELCA Worship 10 am with Pastor Joyce Gulliford Ronald T. Mew, 73, of Palatka 2701 Reid Street, Palatka, Flor- itation was on Saturday from 5 Rozzie Brooks, 101, of St. passed away Saturday, Septem- ida 32177. to 7 p.m. at Johnson-Overturf Augustine passed away at Ste- ber 6, 2014 at his residence. Messages of sympathy may be = Welaka = Funeral Home in Palatka. phens Memorial Home Monday, The funeral was at 11 a.m. expressed in her online guest- Flowers are gratefully accept- September 8, 2014 following an Wednesday, September 10 at book at www.themastersfuner- Welaka United Methodist Church...... 386-467-2336 ed or memorial donations may extended illness. the graveside at the Oak Hill alhomes.com. be sent to St. James United She was born to William B. 682 3rd Ave. (CR 309) West Cemetery in Palatka with Masters Funeral Home of Methodist Church, 400 Reid St., Williams and Minnie L. Turner Sunday School 10 am • Worship 11 am Bro. Jakie Carmicle, Chaplain Palatka was in charge of the Palatka, FL 32177. Williams on June 23, 1913 in arrangements. of Hospice of the Nature Coast, Memories and condolences may Douglas, Georgia. She married officiating. The family received Emmanuel Episcopal Church...... 386-698-1983 be sent to the family at Red’s Ralph R. Brooks of Palatka on Masters Funeral Home 672 C.R. 309 Book of Memories Page at www. April 17, 1937. They had one son, friends at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Palatka JohnsonOverturffunerals.com. Randal H. Brooks. They settled the cemetery. Sunday Service at 9 am with Father Beebe Arrangements were under the in St. Augustine in 1946 where Masters Funeral Home of 386-325-4564 direction of Johnson-Overturf they owned and operated Brooks Palatka was in charge of ar- rangements. PALATKA Funeral Home in Palatka. Grocery. She was a member of Hilburn B. Revels Church Happenings the Eastern Star and had been Hilburn Buckman Revels, Jr., Johnson-Overturf a very active member of the Masters Funeral Home 74, of Palatka, passed Moving by the Power of God available the first and Calvary Baptist Church in St. Palatka away Friday, Septem- Ministry is holding a Com- third Mondays of the Funeral Home Augustine, which later became ber 5, 2014 at Hav- munity and Church Fun month from 1-4 p.m. The 386-325-4521 Turning Point at Calvary. She 386-325-4564 en Hospice Roberts Day on Saturday, Septem- South Putnam Church is ST. AUGUSTINE had been president of Baptist INTERLACHEN Care Center. He was Women on Missions at Calvary. ber 20 from 10 a.m. until located at 114 Amos Rd. in Blanche D. Orrell Darlene Moorman a native of Florahome 3 p.m. at Harry Bank Park Crescent City. Please call Blanche D. Orrell, 84, passed She was currently a member Darlene Moorman, 83, of and lifelong resident of Putnam away Thursday, Sep- of the Crescent Beach Baptist Interlachen, passed away Satur- County. Hilburn worked 38 years in Crescent City. There will 386-269-9786 for more in- tember 11, 2014 at Church. day, September 6, 2014 at Hav- at Georgia Pacific retiring in 1995 be free food, games, prizes, formation. Moultrie Creek Nurs- She was preceded in death by en Hospice Roberts Care Center as general manager. Over the face painting, and more. ✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝ ing and Rehab Cen- her parents; her husband, Ralph following a short illness. A na- years, he had been active in nu- Come bring the family and First Congregation ter in St. Augustine R. Brooks; a son, Randal H. tive of Los Angeles, California, merous organizations including have some fun! Church of Interlachen will following an extended illness. A Brooks; five brothers; and five she resided in Interlachen since the Palatka Jaycees, a Mason and ✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝✝ have a monthly commu- sisters. native of Winooski, Vermont, she 1991 coming from Palm Dale, a member of the Putnam Coun- The South Putnam nity yard sale from 8 a.m. was a long-time resident of Lake Left to mourn her passing are California. Darlene worked 28 ty Shrine Club. Hilburn was an Church, Medical Mission until 2 p.m., the first Sat- Placid. As her health declined in numerous nieces and nephews years as a social worker with avid outdoorsman and long-time late 2012, she moved to Putnam to the 5th generation, and many Los Angeles County. She had member and President of the Hal now offers - Free Medical urday of the month at 415 County and later to St. Johns dear and devoted friends. also been involved with the Re- Jones Ranch Hunt Club. He was Care for uninsured indi- Washington Street. The County. Calling hours were from 6 un- publican Club in Interlachen in also a member of St. James Unit- viduals, the second and cost is $5 for inside and Blanche had worked as a book- til 8 p.m. Thursday, September years past. ed Methodist Church and was an fourth Fridays of the outside space. For more keeper with several different 11 at Masters Funeral Home in She was preceded in death by avid Florida Gator fan and mem- month. information call Rosemary companies over the years. She Palatka. Funeral services were her husband, Jim Moorman and ber of the Gator Boosters Club. held at 11 a.m. Friday, Septem- Their Food Pantry is at 386-916-8451. had been a member of Immacu- a cousin, Ralph Carroll. He was preceded in death by his ber 12 at the funeral home with late Conception Catholic Church She is survived by two sons, wife, Judy M. Revels and his par- Rev. Greg Fischer and Dr. David in Hialeah. Blanche enjoyed Michael Moorman of Interlachen ents, Hilburn B. “Buck” Revels Beauchamp officiating. Burial playing golf, fishing, boating and Tom Moorman and wife and Lucille Revels. will follow in the Decoy Ceme- and gardening. Monica of Reseda, California, He is survived by two sons, tery in Green Cove Springs. She was preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Chery Moorman Cale Revels, Deen Revels of Palm Flowers are gratefully accepted her first husband, John Robert of Interlachen, two grandsons, Coast; two step-sons, Dean or memorial gifts may be sent to Livesey and a daughter, Betty Eric and Evan Moorman and Mullis and wife Leah of Palatka a favorite charity. Friends may Myers. cousins, Jim & Shirley Carrol of and David Mullis and wife Susan sign the online guestbook at She is survived by her husband, Florida and Vivian Dominique, of Interlachen, a sister, Patricia www.themastersfuneralhomes. David Orrell of St. Augustine, Virginia Ellerblock, Wilma Box Stroba; 13 grandchildren, Win- two daughters, Debbie Short- com. ston Revels, Rumar Revels, Tay- Masters Funeral Home of and Mahlin Carroll, all of Ohio. er (Dan) of San Mateo, Sandy No services are scheduled at lor Marie Revels, Jenifer Mullis, Cuesta (Andy) of Birmingham, Palatka was in charge of ar- Lacey Mullis, Jared Mullis, Caleb rangements. this time. Alabama, a son-in-law, Leroy Memories and condolences Rutter, Chandler Mullis, Landon Got Myers of Unicoi, Tennessee, four Masters Funeral Home may be expressed to the family Mullis, Cody Mullis, Tanner step-children, Richard Orrell at Darlene’s Book of Memories White, Lexi White and Addison (Sherry) of Farmington, Michi- Palatka page at www.JonhnsonOver- Nettles and a great-grandchild, gan, Susan Whitney (Chuck) of turffunerals.com. Jayden Lane Peeples and many Butler, Tennessee, Vicky Kakas 386-325-4564 Arrangements were under the close friends. (Andy) of Sparta, North Car- INTERLACHEN direction of Johnson-Overturf Services were held at 10 a.m. olina and David Orrell (Luce) Francis R. Blanchard Funeral Home in Interlachen. Thursday, September 11, 2014 of Sebring, two sisters, Rayetta Francis Robert Blanchard, at Johnson-Overturf Chapel in Haugh (Bill) of North Port and 77, of Interlachen, passed away Palatka with Rev. Don Hannah of- Patty Jo Schroff of Lake City, 14 Sunday, September 7, 2014 at Johnson-Overturf ficiating. Burial followed at Paran grandchildren, 16 great-grand- his home following an extended Funeral Home Cemetery in Grandin. The family Hope? children and one great-great- illness. A native of Eaton, New received friends Wednesday from grandchild. York, he resided in Interlachen 386-684-3360 PALTAKA 6-8 p.m. at Johnson-Overturf Fu- No memorial services are for 17 years coming from Avenel, neral Home in Palatka. New Jersey. Francis served in Locket D. Cothron scheduled at this time. Private Flowers are gratefully accepted the U.S. Marine Corp during Locket Della Cothron, 74, of graveside interment of the cre- or memorial donations may be the Korean War and had been a Palatka passed away Friday, mated remains will be at a later sent to Haven Hospice Roberts member of the American Legion September 5, 2014 at her resi- date at Forest Meadows Memori- Care Center, 6400 St. Johns Ave., in Iselin, New Jersey. He had dence following an extended ill- al Park East in Gainesville. Palatka, FL 32177. worked as a mechanic and truck ness. She was born in Syracuse, Flowers are gratefully accepted Memories and condolences may driver with CS&S Trucking in New York and had been a resi- or memorial donations may be be expressed to the family at Hil- New York City for 28 years and dent of Palatka since 1979, com- made in Blanche’s memory to burn’s Book of Memories page at then for 15 years with Varnes ing from North Bay, New York. Haven Hospice, 2497 U.S. Hwy 1 www.JonhnsonOverturffunerals. Logging in Florahome. Francis She had worked as a cook at South, St. Augustine, FL 32086. com. also enjoyed bass fishing and Angel’s, Henri’s and the Clock Memories and condolences Arrangements were under the was an avid NASCAR fan. restaurants in Palatka. She en- may be expressed to the family direction of Johnson-Overturf He was preceded in death by joyed cooking, WWE wrestling at Blanche’s Book of Memories Funeral Home in Palatka. page at www.JonhnsonOver- his parents, Floyd H. Blanchard and taking care of her grand- turffunerals.com. and Stella Reyome Blanchard, children and great-grandchil- Johnson-Overturf Arrangements were under the three brothers, Tom, Frank and dren. direction of Johnson-Overturf “Sonny” and a sister, Theresa. She was preceded in death Funeral Home Funeral Home in Palatka. He is survived by his wife of by her husband, Frankie Leon 386-325-4521 A6 Courier Journal • September 17, 2014

BUDGET SUMMARY NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING TOWN OF WELAKA - FISCAL YEAR 2014/2015 THE PROPOSED OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES OF THE TOWN OF WELAKA ARE 1 PERCENT The Town of Pomona Park has tentatively MORE THAN LAST YEARS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENDITURES Millage Per $1,000 General Fund 5.5050 adopted a budget for 2014 - 2015. GENERAL UTILITY TOTAL A public hearing to make a FINAL DECISION FUND FUND BUDGET REVENUES AND TAXES:

on the budget AND TAXES will be held on: Ad Valorem Taxes Millage 5.5050 per $1,000 262,555 262,555 Sales and Use Taxes 26,487 26,487 Franchise/Utility Taxes 54,198 54,198 License/Permits 17,850 17,850 Grants 153,359 462,000 615,359 Monday, September 22, 2014 Community Service Taxes 22,977 22,977 Fines 500 500 5:00 p.m. Better Place Funds 50,047 50,047 Gasoline Tax 27,843 27,843 Miscellaneous 2,098 2,000 4,098 at Revenue Sharing 16,372 16,372 Cell Tower 17,558 17,558 Charges for Services 681,363 681,363 Town Hall Council Chambers TOTAL SOURCES 651,844 1,145,363 1,797,207 Transfers In 5,000 5,000 1775 Highway 17 South Fund Balances/Reserves 81,750 81,750 Total Estimated Revenue, Transfers, and Balances 738,594 1,145,363 1,883,957

Pomona Park, Florida EXPENDITURES: 9/17/14 General Government 216,773 216,773 Public Safety 57,036 57,036 Capital Improvements 84,750 20,000 104,750 Fire Department 4,000 4,000 Parks & Recreation 72,294 72,294 Streets 44,886 44,886 Grants 153,359 462,000 615,359 BUDGET SUMMARY Water --- 256,081 256,081 Sewer --- 364,126 364,126 TOWN OF POMONA PARK, FLORIDA - FISCAL YEAR 2014-2015 Reserve for Contingencies 105,496 38,156 143,652 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 738,594 1,140,363 1,878,957 Transfers Out 5,000 5,000 BETTER 1 TO 5 ESTIMATED GENERAL PLACE CENT TOTAL ALL Total Appropriated Expenditures and Transfers 738,594 1,145,363 1,883,957 REVENUES FUND FUND FUND FUNDS Taxes: Millage per $1000 Ad Valorem Taxes 5.7874 $ 156,000 $156,000 THE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN Local Option Gas Tax 22,000 14,800 36,800 THE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE MENTIONED TAXING AUTHORITY AS A One Cent Sales Tax 60,000 60,000 Franchise Taxes 39,200 39,200 PUBLIC RECORD. Utility Taxes 36,900 36,900 Communication Service Tax 20,000 20,000 Local Business Tax 3,400 3,400 9/17/14 Permit Fees 600 600 State Shared Revenues 72,400 72,400 County Shared Revenues 5,400 5,400 Interest Earnings 310 20 330 Miscellaneous Revenues 1,400 1,400 Court & Local Fines/Fees 400 400 TOTAL SOURCES 358,010 60,000 14,820 432,830 NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING Fund Balances/Reserves/Net Assets 243,000 120,000 65,000 428,000 TOTAL REVENUES, TRANSFERS & BALANCES 601,010 180,000 79,820 860,830 The Town of Welaka has tentatively adopted EXPENDITURES a budget for fiscal year 2014-2015. A public General Government 180,050 - - 180,050 Public Safety 27,200 - - 27,200 Transportation 62,500 10,000 35,000 107,500 hearing to make a FINAL DECISION on the Economic Environment - - - 0 Culture/Recreation 96,550 51,000 - 147,550 budget AND TAXES will be held on: TOTAL EXPENDITURES 366,300 61,000 35,000 462,300 Fund Balances/Reserves/Net Assets 234,710 119,000 44,820 398,530 TOTAL APPROPRIATED EXPENDITURES, TRANSFERS, RESERVES & BALANCES 601,010 180,000 79,820 860,830 Saturday, September 20, 2014, at 8:30 A.M. ThE TENTATIVE, ADOPTED, AND/OR FINAL BUDGETS ARE ON FILE IN ThE OFFICE OF ThE at ABOVE REFERENCED TAxING AUThORITy AS PUBLIC RECORD. Welaka Town Hall 9/17/14 400 Fourth Avenue 2014-15 Crescent City Marching Raiders Welaka, FL 32193

9/17/14

Camden Hensley Gets Hit of the Week

Photo by Travis Roberts Photo by Travis Roberts From left to right: April Munoz, Abisai Munoz, Christian Alcibar, Jose Pena, Julian Junior varsity player, #18 Camden Hensley gets tackled during the junior varsity Deleon, Nathaniel Miller, Diego Consuelos, Donald Michel, Filipe Cajeme, and Camino game against Matazas High School. The Crescent City Jr./Sr. High School junior var- Aki-Wright. sity team lost 34 to 0. Shop, Hop, and Top it all off with a Free Concert Special to the nual Tily’s Attic at sale now at the Palatka each additional $10 ment, and promotion Elsie Bell’s Antique Courier Journal the Historic Tilgh- Welcome Center (900 they spend at partici- of downtown Palatka, Mall (111 North 4th man House (324 River St Johns Ave across pating locations. There FL. For more informa- St), Gem City Cottage There’s a lot “hoppen- Street). from Dairy Queen) or are lots of great gift tion, stop by or call the (220-1 St Johns Ave), ing” this Third Friday There will be ribbon one of 14 participating certificates and bas- Palatka Welcome Cen- Gypsy Palace (320 St in Downtown Palatka! cutting ceremonies for locations. kets up for raffle in- ter at 386-328-0909 The fun starts with the Johns Ave Ste 102), several new business- Shop Hoppers will cluding: A Night of Free or visit www.PalatkaD- Lady Bug’s Gift Shoppe Downtown Palatka es on the day plus a receive a “goodie bag” Bingo (value $71) from owntown.com. Shop Hop this Friday, (114 South 2nd St), Lee Grand Opening at Gem with samples from lo- Bingo Palace, $50 Gift You can also follow Conlee Thrift Shoppe September 19 from 3 to City Cottage (220 St cal Avon and Mary Kay Certificate from Bad- Downtown Palatka, 7 p.m. with a raffle at (926 St Johns Ave), Johns Ave Ste 1) with representatives as well cock Home Furniture Inc. on facebook, Miss D’s Quilts (305 St 8 p.m. at the Third live music and refresh- as valuable coupons & More, $50 Gift Cer- twitter, and pinter- Johns Ave), The Pink Friday Street Party. ments. from downtown shops tificate from Angela’s of est. Buy tickets on- Enjoy Caribbean mu- One of our newest and restaurants. Palatka, as well as gift line. Just search for Door (306 Oak Street), sic by High Energy members, Bound for Hoppers will also re- baskets from The Pink Palatka Shop Hop on Putnam Bicycles (100 Group from 6-10 p.m. Glory & St Johns Café, ceive a map and list Door, Lady Bug’s Gift Eventbrite.com South 9th Street), on the 200-300 block just had their official of participating busi- Shoppe, and more. Participating loca- Ralph’s House of Flow- sponsored by Palatka opening on Monday. If nesses, one wristband The event is sponsored tions include: Ange- ers (605 St Johns Ave), Main Street. you haven’t been yet, and their first raffle by Downtown Palatka, la’s of Palatka (726 St Read (Think) Books There will also be 17 this is the perfect time ticket. Inc. DPI is a non-prof- Johns Ave), Barkin Lot (627 St Johns Ave), arts, crafts, antique, to check out the new Hoppers can earn it 501(c)6 merchants Boutique (922 St and River City An- shabby chic and other coffee shop! more another raf- association that sup- Johns Ave), Bound for tiques and Collectibles vendors at the Palatka Tickets for the Shop fle tickets (and more ports the economic Glory & St Johns Cafe (717 St Johns Ave). Art League’s 2nd An- Hop are $10 and on chances to win) for development, enhance- (621 St Johns Ave), aces F Places September 17, 2014 & COURIER JOURNAL Section B Heartbreaking Choices for Our Pets about a year ago when but if no one wants her was a temporary thing, Chrissy’s 14th birthday Chrissy up, carried her to Princess’ health started then she will be put to and I would find her a when I woke up to her my truck, and off we went declining. Last week Mary sleep in seven days.” good home. Over the next whimpering. Chrissy had to Subway. I purchase two took Princess to her Vet- As I lay in my bed that 14 years Chrissy would lost her bowel control and meatball subs then drove erinarian. Mary asked the night I couldn’t sleep, it become my best friend, we was unable to get up, so her out to the beach. As vet if it was time to put seemed I had grown at- did everything together. If off to the vet’s office we I sat there on the sand Princess to sleep the vet’s tached to this little pain I went on vacation, she went. petting her, I made the response was, “I can’t tell in my butt. Over the next went with me, and yes, I remember the vet tell- decision that I was the one you when to put your dog five days I would call and she was quite the pain in ing me, “It’s time. If you who would have to take down, you have to make check in with animal con- my butt. like we can give her a away her pain and suffer- Travis Roberts that decision.” Now Mary trol, and the man would Every week I would take shot and she will just go ing, I didn’t want her to Staff Writer wants to know what she always say the same Chrissy to the beach, her to sleep. If you want you die in some strange place should do. Please allow thing, “She’s still here, favorite thing was to fetch can leave her and we will but at home. We watched [email protected] me to share with you my maybe someone will get the ball from the water, take care of it for you, or the sunset together then I response to Mary. her today.” but at some point she you can take her home drove her home. Each week I receive Dear Mary: It is now day seven, I’m would sit on the sand next and let nature take care Once home, I went into emails from people want- Thank you for writing driving to work when all to me and look up as if to of it.” Being selfish, I car- my back yard and dug a ing me to write a story in. I am honored that you ried Chrissy out to my hole, went inside and took about them or someone have chosen to ask me truck. As we drove home Chrissy’s favorite toys and they know. Most of the for advice, but I’m afraid she laid across the seat, blanket, then placed them time it’s people wanting your veterinarian is right, with her head on my lap. beside the hole. I took the me to help raise money only you can make that I could see the pain in her blanket that I had gotten for a cause they believe decision as Princesses eyes even after she had Chrissy when she was a in, but this past week I owner. This is one of the received the pain shot. puppy, laid it out on the received a different type hardest decisions you will That night as Chrissy ground then placed her on of email. This email is one ever have to make. I know tried to get in the bed top of it. My intention was that really hit home with because I was faced with with me she collapsed, to feed her the meatball me because I have been in this same dilemma some her hips had finally gone sub then take my gun a similar situation. This years ago. Like you, I ad- out for good. I knew this and end her suffering, but email comes from a lady opted a yellow lab pup- because I could hear her after feeding her the sub, who we will call Mary. py from animal control. bones break. I quickly got I couldn’t pull the trigger. Please allow me to share I would like to tell you up, ran to the medicine It was around midnight her dilemma with you. the story in hopes that it cabinet, and gave her a when she looked at me for As I sat on the back of my might help you make your shot that the Veterinarian the last time, then closed boat enjoying a cup of Joe, decision. had given me. I picked up her eyes for good. For I began reading Mary’s One morning while mow- Chrissy, and laid her on months after she passed I email. In the email Mary ing the grass in my front the bed with me. As she could feel her wet snout in told me she was about to yard, a cute little mutt laid there with her head the bed with me at night lose the love of her life and mix yellow lab comes run- on my chest, I knew it and in the far off distance was confused on what to ning up to me. I shut would be our last night even hear her whimper do. Mary has a 15 year the mower off and looked together. from time to time. I know old little girl who she calls of the sudden it hit me, say, “I’ve had enough for around for the owner, but this little puppy was going one day, now it’s your turn Chrissy had been my it’s hard, but to me Chris- Princess. there was no one to be best friend for 14 years, sy is not gone, because It was 15 years ago when to be killed today and it to swim out for the ball.” found. For the next week I would be entirely my fault. Yes, she had me trained. but she had one weak- she lives in my heart and Mary was sitting at home put up signs, placed an ad ness that I could never memories. I once heard it watching T.V. The phone Fifteen minutes later I As the years went by in the local paper, but still was at the Animal Con- Chrissy would have less break. I could leave a full said, “There is no better rang and it was Mary’s no one came for the dog. chicken dinner, steak, or love on earth than that of best friend. It seems that trol Shelter. As I walked energy and I found myself The next week was pure in the door the man said, fetching the ball more and hamburgers on my truck a dog.” How true it is. Mary’s best friend want- hell. This little puppy was seat and she would nev- Mary I wish I had an an- ed her to take a ride to “So you decided to adopt more. driving me nuts! She ate the dog, huh? I have the I guess it was about er touch them, but put swer for you, but I don’t. the Animal Control Shel- the toes off my work boots, a Subway meatball sub I believe we are put here ter, her dog had gotten paperwork all filled out!” I year thirteen when Chris- pooped all over my house, gave him the $45 adoption sy started having bad anywhere and she would on this earth to take care out and she needed to get and would whine all night eat the wrapper and all, of animals, maybe I was there before they put her fee and we walked to the hip problems. The visits long. I made the decision back to retrieve my new to the veterinarian went it was the one weakness wrong to let Chrissy suf- dog to sleep forever. to take her to the local she could never overcome. fer, maybe I should have At the Animal Control pain in the butt. from monthly to weekly. animal control center. As I walked up to the Just before Chrissy’s 14th Maybe it was because the ended it for her. From Shelter, Mary fell in love When I handed this lit- day I adopted her, that’s what you wrote in your with a little one year old cage it was like this lit- birthday I asked the veter- tle pain in my butt over tle puppy knew I would inarian the same question the first thing we ate to- email, Princess had the puppy, and within an hour the counter to the man, gether. best owner she could have Mary had a new compan- be coming back for her. you asked and was given I asked, “What will you As we drove home she the exact same answer as The next day I returned ever had. I hope that one ion. Over the years Mary guys do with this puppy?” home from work, Chrissy of our readers will write in and Princess were always wouldn’t quit licking my you. The man said, “We will face. I told her that this It was about a week after was in bad shape, I knew with better advice for you. together, well that is until put her up for adoption, this was the day. I picked The Good, Bad, and Ugly about Caffeine versity found that • May cause insomnia. health food stores, as people. Until the FDA Pepsi Cola - 38mg per caffeine prevented • Can cause indiges- a dietary supplement, takes the necessary 12 oz. skin cancer in hair- tion. is very dangerous. It steps to ban powdered Red Bull - 80mg per less mice. • Can cause head- is unregulated by the caffeine from stores 8.46 oz. • May reduce fatty liver aches. While occa- FDA and the potency shelves, please educate 5 Hour Energy - 200 in those with non-al- sional doses of caf- varies from brand to yourselves and your mg per 2 oz. bottle cohol related fatty liv- feine can relieve brand, but in gener- kids about this dan- Chocolate - 12 mg per er disease. headache symptoms, al, you get about 5,000 gerous drug. It is not oz. (solid) • Men who consume the overuse of caf- mg. per tsp. of powder. worth losing one more Homemade Hot Choco- Tammy Sanchez 250-375mg of caf- feine can cause head- It is becoming popular life! late - 5 mg per 8 oz. feine per day have a How Much Are We McCafe® Hot Chocoate Staff Writer much lower risk of Getting - 7 mg per 12 oz. [email protected] developing ED (erec- I know that what you These are just a few tile dysfunction). Ac- are about to read is of the many things we It is in our coffee and cording to The Uni- going to be very dis- eat and drink that con- tea, our sodas and en- versity of Texas re- appointing to some of tain caffeine. Not to ergy drinks, even some duced risk was even you because you aren’t mention candy, gum, of our over the count- observed among men aware, or don’t really breath mints, even er pain relievers and consuming as little want to face the truth jerky! These days it’s our beloved chocolate, as 85mg of caffeine about how much caf- everywhere in every- but, do you really know daily. feine some of us may be thing. So what is a safe how much caffeine you • May prevent ringing consuming in a typical amount? or your children con- in the ears (tinnitus) day. Everyone is differ- For Healthy Adults: sume in a day? And in women. ent, both in how much 300mg-400mg/day do you know what ef- • Caffeinated cof- they get and how their Ages 13-18: no more fect that caffeine has fee cuts mouth and bodies handle it. Some than 100mg/day on your body? It wakes throat cancer risk by are more sensitive than For Those with Health you up in the morn- 50%. others just like any- Concerns/Pregnant ing and gives you a • Coffee can reduce thing else, and we do or Nursing Women: boost mid-afternoon risk of stroke as build up a tolerance to 200mg/day or less when energy levels are much as 22%. aches and lead to mi- among young people it requiring more and Those Ultra-Sensitive: lagging, but what is it • Coffee decreases risk graines. as a pre-workout en- more for the same ef- Start with 50mg/day really doing? Let’s find of type 2 diabetes. • Causes more forceful hancer and it is also fect over time. and increase or de- out… • Caffeinated Coffee heart contractions. being used wherever I have researched the crease consumption The Good may help with weight • Worsen Menopause there are other drugs caffeine contents of from there. Science is finding that loss. Symptoms. that can cause drows- several common items Ages 12 and Under: there are some defi- The Bad Now depending on the iness and decreased that we as adults con- Caffeine isn’t recom- nite health benefits to So now we know some state of your health alertness, such as al- sume and some that we mended for children consuming caffeine in of the good things caf- including any serious cohol and marijuana, may allow our children under 12. Some doc- small quantities, and feine can do, let’s take medical conditions in- to keep partiers more and our teens to have. tors may recommend these benefits are pri- a look at some of the cluding high blood alert so they can ‘enjoy’ Here’s what I found: caffeine for children marily for adults. Re- bad. pressure, diabetes, themselves longer. Regular Coffee - 95 mg diagnosed with ADHD, search has shown that • People who already thyroid disease and Steiner was days away per 8 oz. but there really is no caffeine: suffer from high metabolic syndrome, from graduating from Decaf Coffee - 2-12mg reason for children un- • Increases memory. blood pressure may caffeine may not be so high school after ob- per 8 oz. der 12 to consume caf- • Is better than sleep have a temporary in- much of a friend. In taining a full academic Espresso - 47-75 mg feine. when you need to be crease in blood pres- combination with these scholarship to college. per demitasse For children four or alert while driving. sure (2-3 hrs.) by conditions and in too His family wants par- Specialty drink (Latte older an occasion- • Helps ward off Alz- drinking as little as high of a quantity, it ents, educators and or mocha) - 63-175 mg al caffeinated soda or heimer’s. 2 cups of caffeinated can be a recipe for di- families to know just per 8 oz. chocolate treat is no • Can ease depression coffee. saster. how dangerous this Black tea (hot or iced) - concern and 45mg per by increasing dopa- • It’s linked to gout. The Ugly drug is and just how 14-70 mg per 8 oz. day is recognized as mine in the brain. • It’s could cause in- There have been doc- easily accessible it is to Green tea - 24-45 mg a safe amount, but it • Increases stamina continence. A study umented deaths by our children. per 8 oz. shouldn’t be a daily during exercise. out of the University caffeine. Most recently, In addition there Coca-Cola - 34 mg per part of a child’s diet. • Protects against eye- of Alabama showed Logan Steiner of Ohio are also caffeine tab- 12 oz. I hope this helps you lid spasm. that women who con- died after consum- lets available over the Mountain Dew - 54 mg to get a handle on your • May prevent skin sume a lot of caffeine ing a large dose of the counter in drug stores per 12 oz./90mg per 20 caffeine consumption. cancer. A new study are 70% more likely substance via caffeine that contain more than oz. bottle. Until Next Time, Stay out of Rutgers Uni- to develop inconti- powder. The powder, enough caffeine in one Monster Energy Drink Healthy! nence. available online and in bottle to kill multiple - 160 mg per 16 oz. B2 Courier Journal • September 17, 2014 Our community. Our people. All local.

Te gustaria tomar un tiempo para ti? Relajarte y des es- CHARITABLE ALCO HOLICS ANONYMOUS A MERICAN LEGION PALATKA KIWANIS CLUB tresarte un poco? Concocer a mos Latinas en la comuidad y ORGANIZATIONS Celebration Group POST 293 Thurs. 11:45 a.m. Lunch aprender algo nuevo? Te invitamos a unirte a nosotras cada Sat. 4 p.m. Sun. 5:30 p.m. Bingo Sleep Inn & Suites tercer jueves de cada mes a las 6 p.m. en Educación para 1st Mon. 6:30 p.m. Dinner Meeting SR19 & Hwy 100 Palatka el emigrante localizado en 2010 Huntington Rd. en Crescent COM M UNITY THRIFT SHOP Howe Memorial Methodist Church Tues. & Thurs. 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 3rd Mon. 6:30 p.m. City. Para más información por favor de comunicarse con 252 S. Summit St., Crescent City Bring dish or $2 PALATKA NEW VISION Karina al 386-546-7675. Corner Lemon and Main. behind 24 Hr. Hot-line 1-904-399-8535 Wed. 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Lunch LIONS CLUB The Archives Department of the Putnam County Headquar- Howe Methodist Church - Crescent City ADDICTION COUNSELING Wed. 12:30 p.m. Bingo 2nd & 4th Tues. Noon ters Library and the Family History Center of the Church of H UMANE SOCIETY OF Narconon would like to remind 4th Sat. 6:30 pm Aux. Scholarship Beef O’Bradys on the River Palatka Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Church will host 4-week NORTHEAST FLORIDA families that the use of addicting Dinner Pomona Park Basic Genealogy classes at each of the Putnam County Tues. - Fri. 1 - 4 p.m. drugs is on the rise, take steps to Interlachen 386-684-2188 Neighborhood Watch Branch Libraries in the upcoming months. The classes are Sat. 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. protect your family from drug use. If AZALEA CITY 2nd Thurs. (exc. Aug. & Dec.) being taught by Deanda Lyne, Director of the Family History Closed Sun. & Mon. you know anyone who is struggling Center. She will cover what is needed to know to get start- 112 Norma St. – Hollister CRUISERS 200 East Main St. with drug addiction get them the help Every 4th Sat. 5 p.m. Shirley Griffin - 386-649-8640 ed, where to go to find it, and how to record what has been Humane Society Thrift Store they need.Call for a free brochure on found. Melrose Branch Library will host the Basic Geneal- Mon.– Fri. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Woody’s BBQ the signs of addiction for all drugs. State Rd 19 Palatka PALATKA LIONS ogy classes beginning Friday, September 5, 10 a.m. to 12 Sat. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. 1st & 3rd Mon. 7p.m. p.m. The remaining classes are scheduled for the same time Closed Sunday Narconon also offers free screen- Bass Capital VFW Post 10177 ings and referrals. 800-431-1754 or 318 Osceola St, Palatka on Fridays, September 12, 19 and 26. Please contact the 819 S. Moody Road Palatka 3rd Thursday, 6 p.m. Melrose Branch Library at 352-475-1237 to register for your DrugAbuseSolution.com. Narconon 386-325-5295 space as seating is limited. The schedule for the remain- M T. CAR EL COMMUNITY can help you take steps to overcome Crescent City Woman’s Club 604 N. Summit Street Crescent City PUTNAM COUNTY ing libraries is Tuesday, September 9, 16, 23 and 30 for RESOURCE CENTER INC. addiction in your family. Call today SHRINE CLUB Interlachen Branch Library. Crescent City Branch Library Mon. 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. for free screenings or referrals BOY SCOUTS TROOP #42 will host the program on Fridays, October 3, 10, 17, and Wed. 6 pm Darts/Hotdogs 400 East Oak St, Palatka 1-800-431-1754. CUB SCOUTS PACK 42 & Hamburgers 24. Intermediate and Advanced programs are being consid- 386-937-2447 / 916-9556 ered for the near future. ASSISTANCE FOR VENTURE CREW Yelvington Rd, East Palatka PALATKA CHRISTIAN FLORIDA SERVICES SCOUTING 42 386-325-8020 Crescent City Lions Club announces new events and up- SERVICE CENTER coming projects. One of which is their Holiday Festival on Tues. 10 a.m. Mon. 6 p.m. PUTNAM COUNTY Trinity Episcopal Church Wednesday, December 5 and Thursday, December 6. They Mon. – Fri. 9 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. (only when school is in session) TEA PARTY are looking for volunteers for the event Santa’s Elves and 820 Reed St. – Palatka 204 State Rd 26 – Melrose Howe Memorial Methodist Church other good hearted people to help get this wonderful event 386-328-0984 24 Hr. Hot-line 352-475-2177 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City Tues. 7 p.m.- Interlachen Library underway. 2nd & 4th Mon. 6:30 p.m. SECOND TIME CELEBRATE RECOVERY 386-937-8626 American Legion off Crill Ave. The Crescent City Lions Club would also like to announce AROUND SHOP at. 7:15 p.m. C REATE! ARTISTS’ GUILD the starting of their Crescent City Leo Club. Students be- Tues. 12- 4 SCHOOL ADVISORY COUNCIL tween the ages of 12-16 are encourage to sign up and can Dunns Creek Baptist Church OF NORTH FLORIDA find more information about it by emailing Regina Folen Thurs. 8-12 386-328-8650 4th Sat. 10:30 a.m. 1st Tues. 2 p.m. Community United Larimer Art Center CCJSHS, Media Center (The CC Lions President) at [email protected]. Methodist Church C RESCENT CITY TOPS 386-698-1629 The Putnam Family Fitness Center is hosting the First An- Tues. 9 a.m. 216 Reid St. – Palatka 126 Highlands Ave Seville VIA Meeting nual Charity Golf Tournament at the Palatka Golf Course, Lake Como St. John the Baptist C RESCENT CITY 1715 Moseley Avenue, on Saturday, October 18. Registra- Catholic Church MOOSE LODGE (Village Improvement Association) tion is from 8 to 8:45 a.m. and tee off is at 9 a.m. There will SOUTH PUTNAM 386-698-2055 or 1st Sat. Breakfast 8-11 a.m. 1st Thurs. - 7 p.m. be an unhandicapped best ball scramble, cash prizes for CHRISTIAN SERVICE 386-698-3080 1st & 3rd Mon. Chicken Dinner Old Elementary School on US 17 first and second place teams, prizes for third, fifth and tenth CENTER 2nd & 4th Mon. 4:30 p.m. place teams, cash prizes for closest to the pin, door prizes, LEE CONLEE HOUSE SOUTH PUTNAM Tues. & Thurs. 10 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. Spaghetti Dinner WOMAN’S CLUB raffles, putting contest, ball drop contest and more. Teams 219 N. Summit St. Victim Advocate in Crescent City may enter, or singles may be paired up with other single/ Tues. 4:30 pm Tacos & Taco Salad 3rd Mon. 6:30 p.m. Crescent City 386- 698-1944 Mon. - Thurs. 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Wing Wednesday 6-9 p.m. double players. The cost to play is $50 per player, which in- 386-546-7675 Culver Room cludes 18 holes, cart, prizes, and lunch. Funds raised from THRIFT STORE Thurs. 10:30 a.m. Bingo Crescent City Public Library Mon. & Thurs. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 24 hr hotline 386-325-3141 or Sat. Night Finger Foods 6-9 p.m. the tournament go towards the Putnam Family Fitness Cen- 800 -500 -1119 386-698-3556 ter. For more information, contact Karen Landin at 386-467- Sat. 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Public Invited 4th Mon. – Bag Day QUIVANNO PROBIOTICS ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH 8731 or [email protected]. Fri. 5 pm Dinner, 7 Music CARD PARTY St. Vincent DePaul WORKSHOP US 17 South Crescent City Haven Hospice is inviting artists to connect with patients 515 Central Avenue 3rd Thurs. 10 p.m. $4 Lunch and families while supporting Haven by displaying their art 3rd Mon. 5:30 p.m. 386-649-0745 work through the ArtsCare Program. To be considered, the Downtown Crescent City Monahan Chiropractic Hwy 20 – Interlachen artists must complete an exhibiting application and return FRATERNAL ORDER OF SUNDAY DINNER EDUCATION Medical Clinic EAGLES INTERLACHEN it with a minimum of 10 photos representative of their work. 905 St. Johns Ave, Palatka 1st & 2nd Sun. 11:30 a.m. The application can be found at www.havenhospice.org/ Weekdays 4 p.m. Social Room PUTNAM COUNTY HOME COM- SENIOR FRIENDS CENTER Happy Hr. Bass Capital Shrine Club ArtsCare. Artists who choose to display at Haven Hospice M UNITY EDUCATORS (HCE) 386-467-3102 are not required to rent the wall space or submit to volunteer Mon. 11 a.m. Yoga Tues. 5 pm Hamburgers hours. The art will be scheduled to hang in the care center 2nd Wed. Tues. 9:15 a.m. Line Dance Tues. 7 p.m. Bingo THE HEART OF for eight weeks before it is changed out for new artwork. A Agriculture Building Tues. 2 - 4 p.m. Bingo State Rd 20 – Interlachen PUTNAM COALITION portion of all proceeds benefit the unreimbursed programs 111 Yelvington Rd., E. Palatka Wed. 1 p.m. Game Day 386-684-3252 3rd Thurs. – 11 a.m. Call Mary Ellen Clifton and services provided by Haven Hospice to the patients and Fri. 10 - 11 a.m. Exercise FRATERNAL ORDER Palatka Christian Service Center families it serves. For more information about becoming a 386-649-8856 Fri. 1 - 3 p.m. Bingo 820 Reid St – Palatka Haven Hospice artist, please contact Lauren Ferguson at OF EAGLES 4355 386-328-0984 904.465.7208. Return completed exhibiting applications by HEALTH AND Butler Bldg Conf. Room Sat. 8 p.m. Band mail to Haven Hospice: Volunteer Services 4200 NW 90th SUPPORT Putnam Community Sun. 4 p.m. Karaoke US COAST GUARD Blvd., Gainesville, FL 32606 or by email at HavenEvents@ Medical Center Mon. 7:30 p.m. Darts AUXILIARY MEETING HavenHospice.org. SOUT H PUTNAM 611 Zeagler Dr – Palatka Tues. & Wed. 1 p.m. Pinochle 3rd Thurs. 7 p.m. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection’s Ra- MEDICAL MISSION 386-328-3986 Tues. & Thurs. 6:30 p.m. Bingo Men & Women needed to assist w/ vine Gardens State Park and the Friends of Ravine Gardens Free Medical Care for STROKE SURVIVORS Wed. 5 p.m. Tacos homeland security & boating safety State Park will host a 3K/6K Costume Run on Saturday, Uninsured- 2nd & 4th Friday OF PALATKA Fri. 8 p.m. Karaoke VFW Meeting Hall October 25, at 8 a.m. with an award ceremony to follow. Food Pantry 1st and 3rd Monday of Mon. & Fri. Mornings 110 Shrine Club Rd, Lake Como SR 100 & Palm Ave Palatka The run/walk will be held on the historic scenic drive, a the month. 1-4 p.m. 684-6543 tree-canopied loop following the rim of 120-foot ravines, dip- Free Exercise Classes Fruitland Peninsula 114 Amos Rd-Crescent City Ruby 386-649-0569 US VETERANS POST 104 ping to the bottom and climbing back up for a truly chal- 386-269-9786 Historical Society lenging event. Prizes will be awarded to the top three cos- T’AI CHI CLASS 3rd Tues. 7 p.m. Mon. One Pot Meal ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Culver Rm., Crescent City Library tumes as well as the top male and female overall finishers, Tues. 6 p.m. Tues. 6 p.m. Kitchen opens and the top male/female finishers in each age group. Entry Mon. 7 p.m. 386-698-1870 7 p.m. Dart League fees are $15 for those under 18, and $20 for adults. Race day Church of the Holy Comforter Georgetown Community Center 386-467-7204 GIRL SCOUTS Wed. All Day Free Pool registration fees are $25 per runner. Registrants will receive 223 N. Summit St. Crescent City For girls 5-11 Thurs. 5 p.m. Kitchen opens a t-shirt and goody bag. Register online at www.RaceSmith. 24 Hr. Hot-line THE EDGAR JOHNSON 6 p.m. Bingo com or register in the park office Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 1st & 3rd Saturday 1-904-399-8535 SENIOR CENTER 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. State Rd 19 – Palatka 3:30 p.m. Race day registration will begin at 7 a.m. in the Tues. 10 a.m. Seniors vs Crime Civic Center lobby. For more information, please contact the ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS St. John the Baptist Catholic Church 386-328-9133 park at 386-329-3721 or email RavineGardensStatePark@ A NEW LIFE GROUP Wed .1:30 p.m. Cane Fu Lessons Call Luz 386-559-4119 VFW POST 3349 gmail.com. Tues. 7 p.m. Wed. 12:30 Paint Class $7 mo. Call 386-329-0469 HISTORIC CENTRAL Mon. & Wed. 10 am - 1 pm There will be dinner, music, auction, tours, entertainment Howe Memorial Methodist Church ACADEMY Selling Sandwiches and a skeet shooting contest at Roberts Ranch RoundUp on 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City TOPS FLORIDA #435 3rd Mon. 5:30 p.m. Tue. 6 p.m. Bingo Saturday, October 25 at 5:30 p.m. at Roberts Ranch on 625 24 Hr. Hot-line Welaka Preservation & Community Wed. 1 p.m. Veteran’s Rd Tbl State Road 100, Palatka. All proceeds from this event will 1-904-399-8535 Tues. 9 a.m. 2nd Fri. 6 p.m. Steak Night benefit Haven Hospice’s unreimbursed patient care, grief Development Inc. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS First Baptist Church of Welaka Supporters Meeting Palatka 3201 Reid St, Palatka support and community education programs throughout C. R. 309 -386-467-8935 the Putnam County area. If you would like to sponsor this LIBERTY GROUP INTERLACHEN 386-328-2863 event call 386-326-4526. Wed. 7 p.m. VIOLENCE INTERVENTION & LIONS CLUB SPORTS Frozen Fridays at your local library! Get your blankets First Presbyterian Church PREVENTION PROGRAM 1st & 3rd Tues. 7 p.m. 301 Cypress Ave. INTERLACHEN BABE RUTH ready! The Putnam County Library System is showing Dis- Putnam County Health Department 202 Prospect Ave Interlachen LEAGUE MEETINGS ney’s Frozen in each of its library branches! This family 24 Hr. Hot-line 386-326-3200 386-684-2188 friendly movie is a magical, musical treat for anyone watch- 1-904-399-8535 Domestic Violence and Sexual 3rd Thurs. – 7 p.m. ing. The movie will be shown indoors and snacks will be giv- Assault Hotline PALATKA AMATEUR Lions Club Interlachen en out to those who attend (while supplies last!). Treats will ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS RADIO CLUB CELEBRATION GROUP 386-325-3141 or 800-326-0919 MISCELLANEOUS be provided by HOPE FM, who will be joining in for the fun. TDD Users 800-955-8771 3rd Thurs. 7 p.m. The showing starts at 6 p.m. for all locations. In September, Thur. noon Palatka Library BEEKEEPERS OF the Crescent City Branch Library will show the film on Fri- Howe Memorial Methodist Church SOCIAL 601 College Rd – Palatka day, September 26. The Palatka Headquarters Library will 252 S. Summit St. Crescent City PUTNAM COUNTY show the movie on Friday, October 10. For more information, A LADIES AROUND THE PALATKA DUPLICATE 3rd Tues. 5:30 p.m. 24 Hr. Hot-line LAKE MEETING BRIDGE CLUB call 386 329-0126. 1-904-399-8535 Putnam County The Humane Society of Northeast Florida is having their 1st & 3rd Tues. 10 a.m. Wed. 10 a.m. Bring lunch Ag Center – East Palatka “Dancing for Dogs” at their thrift store in Palatka on Satur- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Crafts & Covered Dish Lunch 521 South 13th St– Palatka Contact Mickie day, September 25 from 11a.m. to 3p.m. There will be live Fri. 6 p.m. George’s Lake Community Center 386-328-0263 684-0902 / 904-692-4238 music, food, door prizes and more. Tickets available at the Lake Como Community Center, 114 Saratoga St, Florahome CRESCENT CITY Beekeepersofputnamcounty.org Thrift Store or from Board members and volunteers. Highland Ave. Lake Como A MERICAN LEGION POST 45 DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB C RESCENT CITY YACHT CLUB 24 Hr. Hot-line The Lee Conlee House, Inc. is currently seeking art- Wed. 9:30 a.m. At 3 Bananas work submissions for the Annual Survivor’s Art Show being 1-904-399-8535 Sat. All you can eat breakfast 8 am – 11 a.m. 604 N. Summit St.-Crescent City 11 S Lake St, Crescent City held Saturday, October 11 through 17, at the Palatka Art 2nd Fri. 7 p.m. League located at 324 River Street. Submissions must be Cost is $6, Palatka Lessons Available made by Tuesday, September 30. (Artwork may be accept- 386-698-4496 ed after this date at the discretion of the Prevention Coor- information email: [email protected] loon in East Palatka. There will be chance drawings, 50/50, dinator.) Please contact them to discuss the submission of or visit: www.putnambluewaysandtrails.org. silent auctions, koozies, ribbons for sale, and much more. pieces larger than 11 X 13 due to space and ability to trans- The GFWC Woman’s Club of Welaka located at 644 CR 309. The Fruitland Peninsula Historical Society will meet port larger pieces safely. For more information about the Art Will be having their Pulled Pork Dinner and Hoe Down, Show please contact Leah Emberton, Prevention Coordina- Tuesday, September 16 at 7 p.m. in the Culver room at Saturday, October 25. Dinner available from 5:30 to 7 p.m. the Crescent City Library. Guests and Members are welcome tor at 386-325-4447 or via email at embertonl@leeconlee- Dinners include: Pulled Pork, Baked Beans, Cole Slaw, Roll, house.org. Artwork submitted will be for display only and to socialize and hear a talk by Pat Maden called “Boom and Dessert and Tea for a donation of $9, proceeds benefit Ser- Bust, A Florida Tale.” will be returned to the artist after the show. vice Projects and Programs. Music will be provided by “The The first weekend of November, Florida History and Folk “Concrete Sneakers” is a group which values moving! Rhode Show” Dancing 50/50. For Advanced Tickets please Each Saturday morning at 7:30 am they meet at Morgan Culture come ALIVE as the Barberville Pioneer Settlement contact: Joyce Weeks at 386-467-9598, Club Members and presents the 38th Annual Fall Country Jamboree. This is Park in Pomona Park to Run, Walk or Bike. This is inter-gen- Dee’s Salon 386-467-2600. erational activity, focused upon staying physically fit and mo- one of the best-known and longest-lived heritage festivals Crescent City Women’s Civic Association located at 704 in Florida, featuring; Historical Demonstrators, Five Music tivated in a safe family friendly environment. Huntington Rd Crescent City, will be hosting a Parents Night The Putnam County Headquarters Library welcomes local Stages and Hundreds of Musicians, Antique Tractors & En- Out event for the community on Saturday, September 20, gines, Antique Alley, Silent Auction, Bake Sale, Juried Arts quilter and instructor, Janelle Bruce. The class returns on from 6 to 10 p.m. You can drop your kids off to play and have Monday, September 15 at 12:30 p.m. and continues until 3 & Craft Show, Children’s Activities, Florida Cracker Style fun while you enjoy a date night or simply take time to relax Foods and more. November 1 and 2, Saturday 9 a.m. to p.m. each Monday thereafter. If you are interested in becom- and complete chores. This event will be held indoors. There ing a quilter, please feel free to stop in and see what we are 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission: $8 Adults, $5 is a $5 donation per child which includes all games, movie, Children 6 to 12. Under 6 free. Members are always free. For doing. True beginning quilters will find this class easy to start food, and drinks. If you need additional information, please with and learn as you go. For more information, please call more information visit www.pioneersettlement.org email: feel free to contact Lawanna at 386-559-0212 or Nakia 407- [email protected] or call 386-749-2959. Darlene Walker at 386-329-0126. The Headquarters Library 808-5789. is located at 601 College Road in Palatka. Chicken Cordon Bleu Dinner and Silent Auction fund- Crescent City Women’s Civic Association (CCWCA) located raiser for the South Putnam Christian Service Center will at 704 Huntington Rd Crescent City, will be hosting a Spook- SUDOKU SOLUTION be held on Saturday, October 4. Dinner will be from 5:30 tacular event for the community on Friday, October 31, CROSSWORD SOLUTION to 7:30 p.m. At Howe Memorial Fellowship Hall In Crescent from 6 to 10 p.m. They will have a drawing for best costume, City. Advance ticket sales only ending on Wednesday Octo- games, contests, food, and music entertainment. Purchase ber 1. Dinner ticket donations are $8. For more information tickets in advance for $3 donation per person or $5 donation call 386-467-2061. First Presbyterian Church and Howe per person at the time of event. Food is included. If you need Memorial United Methodist Church support this event. The additional information, please feel free to contact CCWCA at Silent Auction will be from 5 to 7 p.m. with donated arts, 386-559-0212 or 407-808-5789. crafts and other quality items. Admission for the Silent Auc- St. Johns River State College is accepting applications for tion is free and there will be something for every budget. the new paramedic program through October 30. Classes be- Paddle Bear Creek with a Tiki Bar Stop. To be a part of gin in January on the Orange Park campus. Paramedics are the Bear Creek paddle meet at the boat ramp at end of Pal- highly-trained members of the health care community who metto Street in Welaka on Sunday, September 21, 3 to 6 perform advanced life support techniques to acutely ill or in- p.m. This is an intermediate paddle from Welaka across the jured patients, including cardiac, stroke and trauma victims. St. Johns River to the mouth of Bear Creek, a lovely creek The paramedic program is a one-year college credit certifi- that is inaccessible to powerboats. Paddle up Bear Creek cate program and includes intense, hands-on skills training to where it joins with the Ocklawaha and paddle down the in the administration of medications, endotracheal intuba- Ocklawaha. Paddlers will then re-cross the St. Johns Riv- tion, defibrillation, venipuncture and the initiation of intra- er and end up at the Tiki Bar at Welaka Lodge for refresh- venous fluids. ments. Whistles and Life Preservers are mandatory. Water, a There will be a yard sale fundraiser for Relay for Life on snack, sunscreen and bug spray is recommended. For more Saturday, November 1 starting at 7 a.m at the Cheyenne Sa- September 17, 2014 • Courier Journal B3 Free Phones Help Seniors with Hearing Loss idents for free. FTRI grandchildren spread with FTRI is simple. makes it possible for out across the US, Permanent Florida res- those who are hard of phone conversations idents who are certified hearing, speech chal- are vital to staying in as having hearing loss lenged, deaf or deaf/ touch with loved ones or speech disabilities blind to have the same and engaged with the can obtain amplified access to basic tele- world. A five minute telephones and other phone services as ev- phone call may seem telecommunications eryone else. insignificant to a equipment at no cost While hearing aids grandchild but it could at one of the 26 region- may be the first thing be uplifting, joyous al distribution centers that comes to mind and day-changing to a throughout the state. when you think of grandparent. Furthermore, some of hearing loss, amplified Complicating things the centers offer free telephones are equally further, when grand- hearing tests. helpful. Not only do parents or seniors If your grandparents, these phones boost in- have difficultly hearing parents or friends are coming sound, but the on the telephone they one of the more than audio can be custom- may withdraw and be- three million Floridi- ized through tone con- come isolated, which ans with hearing loss, trol and other features may increase addition- let them know about Special to the mon yet overlooked in place to meet their for different degrees of al health risks. It’s not resources like FTRI. Courier Journal health challenges in needs. Unfortunately, hearing loss. To date, simply a social benefit, Even if they’re not, the US. many Floridians don’t FTRI has served more phone conversations pick up the phone and Five million seniors September is Grand- realize these resources than 502,670 resi- are an essential lifeline give them call. Either live in Florida. As a parent’s Month and exist. dents and distributed to caregivers, doctors way, you can make state famous for gray the perfect time to For example, in 1991, over 1,000,000 pieces and family members. their day and help us hair retirees, that reflect on our loved Florida legislation es- of equipment like am- Hearing loss amongst all Keep Florida Con- number likely comes ones. While Florida tablished a nonprof- plified telephones. grandparents or se- nected. To learn more as no surprise. What has among the highest it organization called Why is this critical? niors is increasing about this free am- may surprise you, percentage of citizens Florida Telecommu- For starters, having more and more every plified telephone pro- however, is that one who are hard of hear- nications Relay, Inc. difficulty hearing on day. The good news gram, call FTRI at 800- of every three seniors ing in the US—a large (FTRI – www.ftri.org/ the telephone is one is technology to help 222-3448 or visit our you meet has some de- portion of which are free) to provide am- of the first signs of is also advancing, and website www.ftri.org/ gree of hearing loss— seniors—we also have plified telephones to hearing loss. For peo- qualifying for a free free. among the most com- tremendous resources qualified Florida res- ple with children and amplified telephone Let Your Hands do the Reading Arrest Log Special to the Bureau of Braille ing of books and Courier Journal and Talking magazines on au- Palatka: On Friday, September 5 The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office Books Library lo- dio cassettes and Drug / Vice Unit conducted an operation targeting suspected drug dealing Do you know some- cated in Daytona digital cartridges, on St Johns Avenue in Palatka. During the operation, Johnson offered to one who cannot Beach, Florida of- and talking book sell Oxycodone pills to the detectives for $120.00. When the undercover read books, mag- fers many library players. Over thir- detectives completed the purchase of the narcotics, The Street Crimes Unit azines, or news- services to quali- ty thousand Flo- moved in and arrested Johnson. Johnson was charged with the sale of a papers because fying Florida cit- ridians are served Schedule II Controlled Substance. the print is too izens. These ser- each year through Hawthorne: On Wednesday, September 10 at approximately 3:30 p.m. small, or someone vices include the this fantastic who cannot hold Deputy Nicholas Vieira was patrolling near the 1500 block of State Road lending library of and free program 20 when he saw a gray Ford F-150 which matched the description of a a book or maga- books and mag- that is supported zine or turn pag- truck reported as stolen from Bradford County. Further investigation con- azines in Braille, by state and fed- firmed the truck to be the one stolen from Bradford. The driver, Walter es due to physi- digital record- eral funds. For cal limitation? The Zachary Brown, was arrested and charged with grand theft of a motor more information, vehicle and driving on a suspended license. The front passenger, Sarah JR’s Fishing Tip oF The Week please contact Jane Marjorye Drawdy, was arrested and charged with the possession of Marcel Carroll at marijuana and the possession of drug equipment. 1-800-226-6075 The Shrimp are run- Crescent City: On Wednesday, September 10 at approximately 1:30 p.m. ning in the St. Johns or 386-239-6000 River,” said JR. so break ext 6080. You can Putnam County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Douglas Patterson was patrolling out the nets. If you want also access the the area of S. Higway 17 near Ewera Road when he saw a white Crown Vic- to catch more than 3 program and ap- toria being driven by Vandell Fulton whom Deputy Patterson knew to have at a time, quit treating plication on the an active warrant for the sale of narcotics. Deputy Patterson attempted to the St. Johns like its web at http:// get behind Fulton to conduct a traffic stop but Fulton pulled behind the salt water. In Salt water www.loc.gov/nls/. NAPA Auto Parts store on South Prospect Street, exited the vehicle and fled you use bait to bring in on foot. Fulton was captured. the shrimp but around these waters the shrimp crave salt, so don’t waste We print wedding, birth and your money on hog feed anniversary announcements at No or shrimp balls, instead stop by my shop or go Charge. to your local hardware store and pick up a bag Call 698-1644 of rock salt. Toss a few hands full in, wait a while and the shrimp will move in for the salt. Crescent City Repeat with the salt about every 30 minutes. 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LEGAL NOTICE cates shall be redeemed according NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that to law the property described in USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB rossword uzzle NOTICE OF APPLICATION such certificate or certificates will LIFT the holder of the following cer- C P FOR TAX DEED be sold to the highest bidder in the tificate has filed said certificate for a Meeting Room, located at 107 North tax deed to be issued thereon. The NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the certificate number and year of issu- BEOR FUND 1 LLC the holder of 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 ance, the description of the proper- the following certificate has filed A.M. ty, and the names in which it was said certificate for a tax deed to assessed are as follows: be issued thereon. The certificate Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 number and year of issuance, the Certificate Number 07196 description of the property, and the (SEAL) Year of Issuance 2011 names in which it was assessed are as follows: TIM SMITH Description of Property: CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTS Certificate Number 0576 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA UNIT 22 MB5 P26 BLK 90 LOTS Year of Issuance 2008 6 7 8 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver PARCEL NUMBER 01-10-24-4081- Description of Property: Deputy Clerk 0900-0060 CONES S/D OF GROVE LOT 15 MB1 P106 N 34FT OF E1/2 OF LOT You can find more information Name in which assessed KOHUTH 11 & S 2FT OF E1/2 OF LOT 10 online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- R T AKA RUSSELL T KOHUTH. OR369 P1642 deeds/list.html PARCEL NUMBER 19-12-28-1530- All of said property being in the 0000-0113 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 County of Putnam, State of Florida.

Name in which assessed BAILEY LEGAL NOTICE Unless such certificate or certifi- WILLIE MAE HEIRS OF. cates shall be redeemed according NOTICE OF APPLICATION to law the property described in All of said property being in the FOR TAX DEED such certificate or certificates will County of Putnam, State of Florida. be sold to the highest bidder in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Meeting Room, located at 107 North Unless such certificate or certifi- US BANK AS C/F FL DUNDEE Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the cates shall be redeemed according LIEN INV L the holder of the fol- 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 to law the property described in lowing certificate has filed said cer- A.M. such certificate or certificates will tificate for a tax deed to be issued be sold to the highest bidder in the thereon. The certificate number and Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Meeting Room, located at 107 North year of issuance, the description Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the of the property, and the names in (SEAL) 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 which it was assessed are as fol- A.M. lows: TIM SMITH CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Certificate Number E137 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Year of Issuance 2010 (SEAL) By: /s/ Sarah Oliver Description of Property: Deputy Clerk TIM SMITH WELAKA MB1 P51 BLK 62 W1/2 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT OF LOT 1 (EX BK112 P544 OR332 You can find more information PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA P186) (MAP SHEET 41/4) online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- PARCEL NUMBER 41-12-26-9200- deeds/list.html By: /s/ Sarah Oliver 0620-0010 Deputy Clerk 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Name in which assessed GORDON You can find more information ANTWAN T. LEGAL NOTICE online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- deeds/list.html All of said property being in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION County of Putnam, State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Unless such certificate or certifi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that LEGAL NOTICE cates shall be redeemed according USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB to law the property described in LIFT the holder of the following cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION such certificate or certificates will tificate has filed said certificate for a FOR TAX DEED be sold to the highest bidder in the tax deed to be issued thereon. The Meeting Room, located at 107 North certificate number and year of issu- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the ance, the description of the proper- BEOR FUND 1 LLC the holder of 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 ty, and the names in which it was the following certificate has filed A.M. assessed are as follows: Solution is said certificate for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Certificate Number 09925 on page B2 number and year of issuance, the Year of Issuance 2011 description of the property, and the (SEAL) 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 names in which it was assessed are Description of Property: A.M. Solution as follows: TIM SMITH MCKEANS S/D DB V P667 PT OF is on page B2 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT LOT 3 OR140 P49 Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Certificate Number 2155 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA PARCEL NUMBER 13-10-26-5630- Year of Issuance 2008 0030-0030 (SEAL) SUDOKU By: /s/ Sarah Oliver Description of Property: Deputy Clerk Name in which assessed BROWN TIM SMITH GROVE LOTS MB2 P30 E 88FT OF CHARLES RAY. CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT W1/2 OF GROVE LOT 138 BK212 You can find more information PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA P404 online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- All of said property being in the PARCEL NUMBER 24-12-27-3350- deeds/list.html County of Putnam, State of Florida. By: /s/ Sarah Oliver 1380-0010 Deputy Clerk 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Unless such certificate or certifi- Name in which assessed KELLY cates shall be redeemed according You can find more information JAMES B JR. LEGAL NOTICE to law the property described in online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- such certificate or certificates will deeds/list.html All of said property being in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION be sold to the highest bidder in the County of Putnam, State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED Meeting Room, located at 107 North 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the Unless such certificate or certifi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 LEGAL NOTICE cates shall be redeemed according USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB A.M. to law the property described in LIFT the holder of the following cer- NOTICE OF APPLICATION such certificate or certificates will tificate has filed said certificate for a Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 FOR TAX DEED be sold to the highest bidder in the tax deed to be issued thereon. The Meeting Room, located at 107 North certificate number and year of issu- (SEAL) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the ance, the description of the proper- USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 ty, and the names in which it was TIM SMITH LIFT the holder of the following cer- A.M. assessed are as follows: CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT tificate has filed said certificate for a PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA tax deed to be issued thereon. The Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Certificate Number 00028 certificate number and year of issu- Year of Issuance 2011 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver ance, the description of the proper- (SEAL) Deputy Clerk ty, and the names in which it was Description of Property: assessed are as follows: TIM SMITH AMERICAN GARDENS UNIT 3 You can find more information CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT MB5 P106 LOT 67 (MAP SHEET online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- Certificate Number 10117 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 48/49M) deeds/list.html Year of Issuance 2011 PARCEL NUMBER 49-09-27-0015- By: /s/ Sarah Oliver 0000-0670 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Description of Property: Deputy Clerk MT ROYAL AIRPARK PHASE III Name in which assessed WIL- LEGAL NOTICE MB6 P92 LOT 99 You can find more information LIAMS DONALD L + ARONELL G PARCEL NUMBER 22-12-26-6086- online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- H/W. NOTICE OF APPLICATION 0000-0990 deeds/list.html FOR TAX DEED All of said property being in the Name in which assessed WEANER FOR TAX DEED Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the Unless such certificate or certifi- 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 County of Putnam, State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that JOEL. 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 cates shall be redeemed according US BANK AS C/F FL DUNDEE LIEN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that A.M. to law the property described in LEGAL NOTICE Unless such certificate or certifi- INV L the holder of the following cer- All of said property being in the US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC- such certificate or certificates will cates shall be redeemed according tificate has filed said certificate for a County of Putnam, State of Florida. SPE, LLC the holder of the following Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 be sold to the highest bidder in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION to law the property described in tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate has filed said certificate Meeting Room, located at 107 North FOR TAX DEED such certificate or certificates will certificate number and year of issu- Unless such certificate or certifi- for a tax deed to be issued thereon. (SEAL) Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the be sold to the highest bidder in the ance, the description of the proper- cates shall be redeemed according The certificate number and year 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Meeting Room, located at 107 North ty, and the names in which it was to law the property described in of issuance, the description of the TIM SMITH A.M. ROBINSON JACK M AND SHELBY Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the assessed are as follows: such certificate or certificates will property, and the names in which it CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT A the holder of the following certif- 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 be sold to the highest bidder in the was assessed are as follows: PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 icate has filed said certificate for a A.M. Certificate Number 10091 Meeting Room, located at 107 North tax deed to be issued thereon. The Year of Issuance 2011 Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the Certificate Number 10745 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver (SEAL) certificate number and year of issu- Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 Year of Issuance 2011 Deputy Clerk ance, the description of the proper- Description of Property: A.M. TIM SMITH ty, and the names in which it was (SEAL) MOUNT ROYAL AIR PARK PHASE Description of Property: You can find more information CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT assessed are as follows: II (REPLAT) MB6 P81 RETENTION Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 PALATKA DEVELOPMENT CO S/D online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA TIM SMITH AREA (MAP SHEET 22/27/37) REPLAT MB2 P26 BLK 156 W1/2 deeds/list.html Certificate Number E735 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT PARCEL NUMBER 37-12-26-6084- (SEAL) OF LOTS 1 + 2 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver Year of Issuance 2009 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA 0000-0005 PARCEL NUMBER 42-10-27-6850- 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Deputy Clerk TIM SMITH 1560-0010 Description of Property: By: /s/ Sarah Oliver Name in which assessed WILCOX CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT LEGAL NOTICE You can find more information E1/2 OF SW1/4 OF NE1/4 OF SW Deputy Clerk C PAUL HEIRS OF c/o Caroline PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Name in which assessed WIL- online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- 1/4 OF NE1/4 (EX N + E 30 FT) Wilcox Willis. LIAMS GEORGE JR. NOTICE OF APPLICATION deeds/list.html TRACT 1324 OR344 P806 You can find more information By: /s/ Sarah Oliver FOR TAX DEED PARCEL NUMBER 31-10-26-0000- online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- All of said property being in the Deputy Clerk 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 8888-1324 deeds/list.html County of Putnam, State of Florida. All of said property being in the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that You can find more information County of Putnam, State of Florida. US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC- Name in which assessed KIL- 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Unless such certificate or certifi- online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- SPE, LLC the holder of the following COYNE FRANCIS J. cates shall be redeemed according deeds/list.html Unless such certificate or certifi- certificate has filed said certificate LEGAL NOTICE to law the property described in cates shall be redeemed according for a tax deed to be issued thereon. All of said property being in the such certificate or certificates will 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 to law the property described in The certificate number and year County of Putnam, State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION be sold to the highest bidder in the such certificate or certificates will of issuance, the description of the FOR TAX DEED Meeting Room, located at 107 North LEGAL NOTICE be sold to the highest bidder in the property, and the names in which it Got fax? Unless such certificate or certifi- Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the Meeting Room, located at 107 North was assessed are as follows: cates shall be redeemed according NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the Send or re- to law the property described in USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB A.M. FOR TAX DEED 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 Certificate Number 18013 ceive such certificate or certificates will LIFT the holder of the following cer- A.M. Year of Issuance 2011 for ONLY $2 be sold to the highest bidder in the tificate has filed said certificate for a Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Meeting Room, located at 107 North tax deed to be issued thereon. The USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Description of Property: per page! Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the certificate number and year of issu- (SEAL) LIFT the holder of the following cer- PT OF NW 1/4 OF NE 1/4 OR 79 Fax: 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 ance, the description of the proper- tificate has filed said certificate for a (SEAL) P 381 386.698.1994 A.M. ty, and the names in which it was TIM SMITH tax deed to be issued thereon. The PARCEL NUMBER 29-10-23-0000- Questions? assessed are as follows: CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT certificate number and year of issu- TIM SMITH 0250-0000 Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA ance, the description of the proper- CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Call Certificate Number 05354 ty, and the names in which it was PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Name in which assessed WOODS 386.698.1644 (SEAL) Year of Issuance 2011 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver assessed are as follows: AND WATER LLC. Deputy Clerk By: /s/ Sarah Oliver TIM SMITH Description of Property: Certificate Number 10652 Deputy Clerk All of said property being in the CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTATES You can find more information Year of Issuance 2011 County of Putnam, State of Florida. PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA FREDERICK TOWN UNIT 16 MB5 online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- You can find more information P4 BLK 187 LOT 7 deeds/list.html Description of Property: online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- By: /s/ Sarah Oliver PARCEL NUMBER 02-10-24-4075- DICKS MAP OF PALATKA MB2 P46 deeds/list.html Deputy Clerk 1870-0070 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 BLK 36 N 31 1/2 FT OF LOT 2 PARCEL NUMBER 42-10-27-6850- 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 You can find more information Name in which assessed CONNER- 0360-0021 online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- TON DANIELLE. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE deeds/list.html Name in which assessed MCLEOD All of said property being in the NOTICE OF APPLICATION DOROTHY A LIFE EST. NOTICE OF APPLICATION Promotional 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 County of Putnam, State of Florida. FOR TAX DEED FOR TAX DEED All of said property being in the Packages LEGAL NOTICE Unless such certificate or certifi- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that County of Putnam, State of Florida. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Starting At... mo cates shall be redeemed according USAMERIBANK REF RMC USAB US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC- FOR 12 MONTHS NOTICE OF APPLICATION to law the property described in LIFT the holder of the following cer- Unless such certificate or certifi- SPE, LLC the holder of the following Not eligible for Hopper or HD FOR TAX DEED such certificate or certificates will tificate has filed said certificate for a cates shall be redeemed according certificate has filed said certificate be sold to the highest bidder in the tax deed to be issued thereon. The to law the property described in for a tax deed to be issued thereon. CALL NOW - LIMITED TIME SAVINGS! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Meeting Room, located at 107 North certificate number and year of issu- such certificate or certificates will The certificate number and year TC 10U LLC PENDER NEWKIRK Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the ance, the description of the proper- be sold to the highest bidder in the of issuance, the description of the CUST TC10 the holder of the fol- 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 ty, and the names in which it was Meeting Room, located at 107 North property, and the names in which it 1-800-831-1867 lowing certificate has filed said cer- A.M. assessed are as follows: Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the was assessed are as follows: tificate for a tax deed to be issued 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 Call 7 days a week 8am - 11pm EST Promo Code: MB0614 thereon. The certificate number and Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Certificate Number 10113 A.M. Certificate Number 16920 year of issuance, the description Year of Issuance 2011 Year of Issuance 2011 of the property, and the names in (SEAL) Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 which it was assessed are as fol- Description of Property: Description of Property: Finally, our Walk-In Tub with a Heated Seat! lows: TIM SMITH MT ROYAL AIRPARK PHASE III (SEAL) PT OF SE1/4 OF NW1/4 BK106 P CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT MB6 P92 LOT 94 426 BK147 P203 (EX OR319 P283) NOW enjoy warm comfort NEW Certificate Number 3244 PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA PARCEL NUMBER 22-12-26-6086- TIM SMITH PARCEL NUMBER 01-09-23-0000- PRODUCT Year of Issuance 2010 0000-0940 CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT 0370-0000 from start to fi nish! By: /s/ Sarah Oliver PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Description of Property: Deputy Clerk Name in which assessed HALL Name in which assessed EU- The best walk-in tub just got better INTERLACHEN LAKES ESTATES CHRISTOPHER + CAYMI H/W. By: /s/ Sarah Oliver BANKS ALICE HEIRS OF C/O Za- with breakthrough technology! You can find more information neta Dennis. UNIT 15 MB4 P186 BLK 32 LOT 18 Deputy Clerk Introducing the all new Safe Step PARCEL NUMBER 19-10-24-4074- online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- All of said property being in the Walk-In Tub featuring heated seating 0320-0180 deeds/list.html County of Putnam, State of Florida. You can find more information All of said property being in the online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- County of Putnam, State of Florida. and two new foot massaging jets. Name in which assessed CREE- 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 Unless such certificate or certifi- deeds/list.html Unless such certificate or certifi- ACH KENNETH. cates shall be redeemed according N THE U.S E I .A D . A LEGAL NOTICE to law the property described in 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 cates shall be redeemed according Safe Step Tubs have M such certificate or certificates will to law the property described in received the Ease-of-Use All of said property being in the Commendation from the W E For more information call now County of Putnam, State of Florida. NOTICE OF APPLICATION be sold to the highest bidder in the LEGAL NOTICE such certificate or certificates will Arthritis Foundation ITH PRID FOR TAX DEED Meeting Room, located at 107 North be sold to the highest bidder in the Financing available with approved credit. 1-800-912-4104 Unless such certificate or certifi- Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the NOTICE OF APPLICATION Meeting Room, located at 107 North September 17, 2014 • Courier Journal B5 CLASSIFIEDS

Real Estate Legal Legal Legal Legal Legal Employment For Rent Notices Notices Notices Notices Notices DRIVERS, CDL-A: Home LAKEVIEW GROVE Certificate Number 18476 ENOS CARTER HEIRS OF. the undersigned intends to sell the Terminal posts, 3” OD galva- EVERY Weekend! ALL APTS. 62 or older, dis- Year of Issuance 2011 personal Property described below nized pipe 0.065 wall, mounted PUBLIC NOTICE Loaded/Empty Miles abled or handicapped All of said property being in the to enforce a lien imposed on said in 10” diameter, 36” deep con- Paid! Dedicated South- regardless of age, with Description of Property: County of Putnam, State of Florida. property under The Florida Facil- crete footing with posts installed NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING east! Or Walk Away Lease, or without children. 1 & PT OF S1/2 OF NE1/4 OF NE1/4 ity Act Statutes (Section 83.802 3” above bottom of concrete. No Money Down. 1-855- 2 Bedroom Apartments. OF NE1/4 OR354 P1473 Unless such certificate or certifi- – 83.809). Line posts, 2 ½” OD galvanized The Town of Pomona Park will hold 971-8523. 9/17 Central heat/air, blinds. PARCEL NUMBER 14-10-26-0000- cates shall be redeemed accord- The undersigned will sale at public pipe 0.065 wall, set in 9” diam- a public meeting on September 22, CRESCENT CITY KEN- Section 8 accepted. Rent- 0730-0020 ing to law the property described sale on the 2nd day of October, eter, 30” deep concrete footing 2014 at 4:45 PM at Town Hall, 1775 in such certificate or certificates 2014 at 10:00 am on the premis- with posts installed 3” above US Highway 17 S., Pomona Park, NEL Part-time position. al assistance may be Name in which assessed DEED- will be sold to the highest bidder in es where said property has been bottom of concrete. FL 32181, for the sole purpose of Must have customer ser- available for those who RICK SHAWN GABRIEL + ELIZA- the Meeting Room, located at 107 stored and which is located at P discussing a grant application to be vice skills. Day & evening qualify. Call Lucretia 386- BETH Dyan (Jtrs). North Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, & F Mini Storage Paradise Shores Bidder must provide proof of Work- submitted to the Department or En- hours. Background check 698-2513. TTD 1-800- on the 22nd day of October, 2014, Rd. Putnam County, Florida, the er’s Compensation insurance, Gen- vironmental Protection, Florida Rec- required, Mail resume to 955-8771 Equal Housing All of said property being in the at 10:00 A.M. following: eral Liability Insurance, minimum reational Development Assistance PO BOX 761 Crescent Opportunity. This institu- County of Putnam, State of Florida. of $1,000,000 with the Town listed Program for the further development City Fl 32112. No phone tion is an equal opportunity Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 Sunday Cain - Unit #23 - unknown as additional insured and license of Morgan Park located at 107 North Unless such certificate or certifi- contents to work in Putnam County, FL. Broward Avenue, Pomona Park, FL inquires please. 10/1 provider & employer. TFN cates shall be redeemed according (SEAL) John Collette Sr. - Unit #98 & #99 - 32058. The Public or any interested WANTED: LPN/RN In OAKWOOD GROVE to law the property described in unknown contents Bids must be written, signed and persons are invited to attend. Pomona Park 2-3 Hrs/ APTS-1, 2 & 3 Bedroom such certificate or certificates will TIM SMITH Brenda McCraney - Unit #6 - un- sealed. Bids must be marked on Week, Flex-Time. 407- apartments. Section 8 be sold to the highest bidder in the CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT known contents the outside front of envelope: “Bid For further information, please con- 277-5694/407-929-4030 accepted. Central heat/ Meeting Room, located at 107 North PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Nikki Hammonds - Unit #6 - un- for Morgan Park fencing, Pomona tact Cindy Hair, Town Clerk at 386- Or Leave Message. 10/1 air, carpet, blinds, laundry Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the known contents Park, FL”. An official seal will be 649-4902. DRIVERS: $5,000 Sign- on site. Call Lucretia 386- 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 By: /s/ Sarah Oliver Kie Lemelle - Unit #31 - unknown placed by the Town Clerk’s Office A.M. Deputy Clerk contents when received. Bids must be re- On Bonus! Great Pay! 698-2513 TDD 1800-955- ceived prior to 4:00 p.m., Friday, Consistent Freight, Great 8771 Equal Housing Op- Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 You can find more information Dated this 17 day of September, October 10, 2014 in order to be Miles on this Regional Ac- portunity. This institution online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- 2014 considered. LATE BIDS WILL count. Werner Enterpris- is an equal opportunity (SEAL) deeds/list.html NOT BE ACCEPTED. Bids can be es: 1-855-515-8447 10/1 provider & employer. TFN P & F Mini Storage hand delivered to 1775 Hwy 17 S, PART-TIME FRONT DESK TIM SMITH 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 533 S. Summit Street Pomona Park, FL or mailed to Town CLERK - HS/GED Re- Real Estate CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT Crescent City, Fl. 32112 Clerk, P.O. Box 518, Pomona Park, quired. Able to learn var- PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA LEGAL NOTICE 386-698-2002 Florida 32181. Bids will be opened For Sale during the Regular Town Council ious computer programs. By: /s/ Sarah Oliver NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Meeting on Tuesday, October 14, Duties are customer ser- FOR SALE - Waterfront, Deputy Clerk 9/17-9/24/14 2014 at 6:00 p.m. or as soon as vice, clerical, and light two pieces of adjoining SCRUGGS MOTOR COMPANY possible thereafter. Bidders may cleaning. Attention to property approximately You can find more information LLC gives Notice of Lien and intent PUBLIC NOTICE wish to attend the meeting to an- detail, pleasant person- 200 yards from St. Johns online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- to sell these vehicles on September swer questions. The Pomona Park ality, and clear commu- River on deepwater ca- deeds/list.html 26, 2014, 10:00 am at 2407 REID INVITATION TO BID Council reserves the right to waive nication skills needed . nal. Singlewide home, two ST. PALATKA, FL 32177-2803, any informality in any bid and to 9/17,9/24,10/1, 10/8/14 pursuant to subsection 713.78 of The Pomona Park Town Council reject any and all bids submitted. Bi-lingual a plus. Apply bedroom two bath with fire- the Florida Statutes. SCRUGGS requests sealed bids to replace at Putnam Family Fitness place. Recently remodeled LEGAL NOTICE MOTOR COMPANY LLC reserves fence at 107 Worcester Road, For additional information call the Center, 213 Perry Street, on two lots, additional land the right to accept or reject any and/ Pomona Park, FL 32181, includ- Town Clerk 386-649-4902. Pomona Park. 10/8 attached. East of Bost- NOTICE OF APPLICATION or all bids. ing permits. The bid shall include: WORK WANTED: Wom- wick, FL. Asking $78,000. FOR TAX DEED /s/Cindy Hair an desiring to do light Call 904-348-3903. TFN LL8SZN4W980G00253 2008 LINHAI GROUP Disassembly and removal of old Town Clerk NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that fence. house cleaning, run er- KYNA MALLERY the holder of 9/17/14 Curb on Worcester and curb be- 9/17/2014 rands, sit with patients, the following certificate has filed tween parking area and picnic prepare small meals. RIVER said certificate for a tax deed to LEGAL NOTICE area are not to be destroyed. PUBLIC HEARING Try Me! Call and ask be issued thereon. The certificate Posts to be cut and smoothed. at the to speak to Ms. Emi- number and year of issuance, the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE In this area, new fence posts will NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ly. 386-698-2625 9/10 BASS description of the property, and the be installed inside of curb. REALTY names in which it was assessed are SCRUGGS MOTOR COMPANY All footings other than the curbs The Town of Pomona Park Town Your River Realty as follows: LLC gives Notice of Lien and intent mentioned above will be re- Council will conduct a public hear- Pets to sell these vehicles on October moved. ing in the Town Hall Council Cham- Putnam County 100 Georgetown Landing Rd. Certificate Number 0016848 3, 2014, 10:00 am at 2407 REID Installation of new 6’ tall gal- bers, located at 1775 Highway 17 386-467-3345 Year of Issuance 2012 ST. PALATKA, FL 32177-2803, vanized chain link fence ap- South, Pomona Park, Florida, on MISSING CAT: Last seen pursuant to subsection 713.78 of proximately 1,290’ per drawing Tuesday, October 14, 2014 at 6:00 in Hoot Owl Satsuma PRIVATE - 1+ acre in Whisper- Description of Property: the Florida Statutes. SCRUGGS at Town Hall including gates p.m., and Monday, November 10, Courier Journal area. Male Napoleon ing Pines, access to Lk George, YELVINGTON PARK AMENDED MOTOR COMPANY LLC reserves and openings, same width and 2014, at 6:00 pm or as soon there- manufactured home, remodeled PLAT MB3 P120 BLK 5 LOT 3 the right to accept or reject any and/ locations as previously located. after as the matter may be heard. cat (short-legged cat). bath, new floors & great water PARCEL NUMBER 05-10-27-9570- or all bids. Add one walk-through, without At the hearings, the Town Council Persian white with gray. conditioning system. 0050-0030 gate, on North Broward be- will consider adopting an ordinance Comes to the name “Lu- #714569...... $39,900 1FALP13P2VW277783 1997 FORD tween US17 and first fire hy- entitled: CLEAR LAKE - 7+ Acres 330 N. Summit St. drant. vrrr.” Call 386-244-8120 Cleared zoned AG for horses Name in which assessed JOHN- FOUND: Female black Beautiful, peaceful, build your SON ROBERT + HATTIE. 9/17/14 The measurement of 1,290’ Ordinance 2014-13 and tan long-haired dream home. above includes 2 new enclo- sures around equipment, each AN ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN dachshund. Lake Como #682066...... $99,000 All of said property being in the LEGAL NOTICE with double 4’ wide, 6’ tall OF POMONA PARK, FLORIDA, Recycling bin is .07 ACRES COMMERCIAL County of Putnam, State of Florida. area. Call 386-649-8876. gates as shown on drawing ESTABLISHING THE RELATION- zoned C-2 & Section of Resi- ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE dential zoned R-1 Vacant Land Unless such certificate or certifi- at Town Hall. SHIP BETWEEN THE TOWN OF in Georgetown. Great place for cates shall be redeemed according Measurements are approxi- POMONA PARK AND A CORPO- located behind the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Real Estate new business or commercial mate. Work must conform to RATION NAMED POMONA PARK to law the property described in the undersigned intends to sell the enterprise. drawing available at Town Hall. SENIOR PROJECT, INC. For Rent such certificate or certificates will personal Property described below #655142...... $49,900 Contractor is responsible to be sold to the highest bidder in the to enforce a lien imposed on said building. determine final measurements The full text for adoption is avail- NEW HOPE VILLAS Meeting Room, located at 107 North property under The Florida Facil- Patricia A. Boyd on site. able for review in the office of Town Broker-REALTOR® Sixth Street, Palatka, Florida, on the ity Act Statutes (Section 83.802 APARTMENTS - 2BR Survey document showing loca- Clerk located at 1775 Highway 17 22nd day of October, 2014, at 10:00 – 83.809). $606/month, 3BR $666/ tion of new fence and gates in S, Pomona Park, Florida during A.M. The undersigned will sale at public month, 4BR $701/ green marker can be emailed, normal business hours. You may Legal sale on the 2nd day of October, ONLY ACCEPTING month. Rental assis- mailed or copied upon request. also contact staff at 386-649-4902 Dated this 20th day of August, 2014 2014 at 1:00 pm on the premis- Notices for further information. tance available for those es where said property has been Minimum material specifications who qualify. Call Patty (SEAL) stored and which is located at P for first quote: All interested persons wishing to at 386-749-0075. Cur- LEGAL NOTICE & F Mini Storage Paradise Shores • NEWSPAPER Chain link, 2” – 2 ¼” spacing, speak on behalf of or in opposition TIM SMITH Rd. Putnam County, Florida, the rently running rent spe- galvanized, 9 gauge. to this request will be heard at cial. This institution is an NOTICE OF APPLICATION CLERK, CIRCUIT COURT following: FOR TAX DEED PUTNAM COUNTY, FLORIDA Top rail, 1 5/8” OD galvanized the above stated place and time. equal opportunity provid- pipe 0.065 wall. Persons with disabilities requiring • WHITE PAPER Joe Walker - Unit #22 - unknown er & employer. EQUAL Terminal posts, 2 1/5” galva- accommodations in order to par- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that By: /s/ Sarah Oliver contents HOUSING OPPOR- US BANK CUSTODIAN FOR TRC- Deputy Clerk nized pipe 0.065 wall, mounted ticipate should contact Cindy Hair in 10” diameter, 30” deep con- at 386-649-4902 at least 24 hours TUNITY TDD PHONE SPE, LLC the holder of the following Dated this 17 day of September, • MAGAZINES crete footing with posts installed in advance to request such accom- 1-800-955-8771 TFN certificate has filed said certificate You can find more information 2014 for a tax deed to be issued thereon. online at www.putnam-fl.com/tax- 3” above bottom of concrete. modations. If a person desires to Line posts, 2” OD galvanized appeal any decision with respect The certificate number and year deeds/list.html P & F Mini Storage pipe 0.065 wall, set in 8” diam- to any matter considered at the of issuance, the description of the 533 S. 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