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8 | Friday, March 9, 2012 Hamilton County Herald www.hamiltoncountyherald.com Are We There Yet? By Jay Edwards jedwards@dailydata.com Watermelons and blood One of my friends I’ve known since college, Melanie McClure Gibson, recently posted a photo of her and some of her Pi Phi buddies from when we were in college, probably 1977-ish. It was a photo I keep returning to, and not just because of the Daisy Dukes. It brings back memories, all good now, even though if I think really hard, I can come up with a few not so pleasant ones – one of which happened early on, in my fi rst semester when I was a student in Yocum Hall. In those days, the boys stayed in Yocum and the girls next door in Humphries. Before I rehash the bad memory let me throw in a good one. It was at the beginning of college life – I don’t even think classes had begun yet, which, as my father constantly reminded me, “It’s why you’re up there.” Anyway, some of the girls from Humphries had set up some games between the two dorms, next to Brough Commons, with the intention of getting us all together. e games were a good idea but not really necessary. It was late August and they just had to make themselves visible in their anti-humidity attire (see previous comment on Daisy Dukes). So my friends and I (a contingent from Catholic High who never planned to get a haircut or wear a tie again) ventured out to participate in the events. A girl I knew from back home pulled me over to an area where they had some watermelons. e event was seed spitting, which I won, with a distance of over 22 feet. My prize was lots of attention, not a bad thing considering the attendees – and later a poster with my photo and some artwork about being the World Champion Watermelon Seed-Spitter. Five girls delivered it that evening and taped it on the wall next to my dorm door. While they were there we planned a party for that night, either because it was Tuesday or that the grass was green. I was liking college so far. So the party happened, with the only casualty being one of our CHS guys, who was never much of a drinker in high school. He tried to make up for it that night, and we spent some time with him later as he got acquainted with the bathroom facilities. As we walked him up to his room on the ninth fl oor, he turned to me, white as a sheet and asked, “What time do you want to get breakfast?” I pushed him through his door and told him he had four years and needed to pace himself. Seven weeks later, we were well into the college groove. It was Texas Week. ere had been a little bit of trouble between our guys and some other guys on our fl oor from Memphis, but up to that point, only words. After the game (an 18-24 loss to the hated burnt orange) we stepped off the elevator onto our dorm fl oor. It was Kathy and me, my roommate John, and his date, Ashley. Suddenly, two guys came out of a room toward us. One I recognized from our fl oor. He was one of those Memphis guys we hadn’t really hit it off with. e guy with him was bigger and menacing and stepped forward and uttered some insult. John moved toward him, which he was always willing to do. In a fl ash the stranger swung one of those fraternity paddles and caught John upside the head. en he hit him again and blood was everywhere. e girls screamed and other guy and I grabbed each other. We wrestled around, throwing mostly harmless haymakers. More guys joined the melee, for both sides, and soon it was chaos. Somehow we fought our way down six fl ights of stairs, to the lobby. I saw John, covered in blood, but giving it back to paddle boy, who we later found out was an ex-con from Memphis and the brother of the guy I was tangling with. It soon came to an end in the lobby at the insistence of about six of the Department of Public Safety’s fi nest. Days later there was a Judicial Board hearing, which my dad attended. at’s the bad memory I referred to earlier. e felon had disappeared. Some of our group was suspended and some, like me, were put on double-secret probation. We also had to move out of the dorm into an apartment off campus for the rest of the semester, where diff erent fraternities rushed us. Apparently they didn’t mind our checkered past. Looking back, between the two, I’d have to say I prefer seed spitting to fi st fi ghting. Four-legged friends getting help with ‘Feed the Love’ food drive In this recovering economy, local food banks face the dual challenge of diminished contributions and an increased number of individuals in need of food not only for themselves but also for their pets. Through March 27, the “Feed the Love” pet food drive will help those already receiving assistance from Chattanooga Area Food Bank to care for their pets as well. Pre-packed “Feed the Love” bags are now available for purchase at all BI-LO locations, and can be placed in specially marked donation carts at the entrances of the stores. Chattanooga Area Food Bank will pick them up and distribute them to needy households in the community. Each “Feed the Love” bag sells for fi ve dollars when purchased with the MY BI-LO BONUSCARD and contains a week’s worth of dry and canned packages of PAWS Premium, BI-LO’s own brand of cat and dog food. (Photo provided) RIVER CITY Continued from page 7 unforgettable. As the camera closed in on a single jellyfi sh to provide an astonishing glimpse at its transparent body and sinuous movements, the lady sitting in front of me reached out to touch the creature. “ e Last Reef 3D” is that immersive. As for the message at the heart of the movie, Cresswell and McNicholas make a strong connection between the way we’re using our planet’s fossil fuels and the gradual disappearance of coral reefs around the world. While the narration is melodramatic in places, the co-directors reinforce their impassioned pleas for environmental reform with skillfully edited sequences that demonstrate the degree to which all living things on Earth depend on each other. For example, Cresswell and McNicholas start the movie by alternating between footage of coral reefs and large cities. As “ e Last Reef 3D” progresses, the cuts become more frequent until the two worlds collide in a haunting sequence that shows coral slowly covering the underwater remains of World War II weaponry. Cresswell and McNicholas then begin to urge better treatment of the reefs by showing statues of people submerged in dead reefs to encourage the coral to re-grow. e co-directors intend the images in the closing moments of the movie of children swimming through the colorful reefs of Palau to motivate change. For us to thrive, we must take better care of our world, and live in closer symbiosis with its many life forms. “Avatar” contained the same message, along with lots of explosions, but “ e Last Reef 3D” leaves a more lasting impression. I recommend seeing the movie both for its ideas and its ability to transport viewers to worlds unlike any they have seen. “ e Last Reef 3D” is suitable for all audiences and has a running time of 40 minutes. Email David Laprad at dlaprad@hamiltoncountyherald.com.
www.hamiltoncountyherald.com Hamilton County Herald Friday, March 9, 2012 | 9 HAMILTON COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICES NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON ROBYN ELAINE (S) PENN VS DOCKET NO. 12D456 WILLIAM HENREY III PENN It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon WILLIAM PENN III. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless WILLIAM PENN III answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by WILLIAM PENN III and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without WILLIAM PENN III presence. This 27th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF PRO SE HCH4T-3/9,3/16,3/23,3/30/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON MARKETA LASHUNN CHEATON VS DOCKET NO. 12D473 NICHOLAS ANTONIO CHEATON It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon NICHOLAS CHEATON. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless NICHOLAS CHEATON answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by NICHOLAS CHEATON and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without NICHOLAS CHEATON presence. This 29th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-3/9,3/16,3/23,3/30/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON STACEY MAIRE CALDORNI VS DOCKET NO. 12D475 JOIDY JOSEPH PAUL CALDORNI It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon JOIDY CALDORNI. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless JOIDY CALDORNI answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by JOIDY CALDORNI and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without JOIDY CALDORNI presence. This 29th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-3/9,3/16,3/23,3/30/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON TO ADOPT: IAN JONATHAN LUGO VS DOCKET NO. 12A112 HANOI LUGO It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that 50 YEARS AGO Continued from page 1 named executive director of Chattanooga’s new Metropolitan Council for Community Services, eff ective April 1. E.Y. Chapin III, Council president, announced the appointment. Plans for construction of a $200,000 building on Amnicola Highway for Chattanooga Belting & Supply were announced Saturday by Warren J. Hardy, the company’s president. About 4,500 Girl Scouts, all in uniform, attended the Golden Day of Rededication at Memorial Auditorium Sunday, marking the 50 th anniversary of the Girl Scouts U.S.A. DeSales Harrison was the principal speaker for the impressive occasion. the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon HANOI LUGO. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless HANOI LUGO answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by HANOI LUGO and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without HANOI LUGO presence. This 17th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF KEVIN BLAIR WILSON 2810 WALKER RD., STE. 102 CHATTANOOGA, TN 37421 HCH4T-3/2,3/9,3/16,3/23/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON MYSTICAL DAWN HOLBROOK MCGEE VS DOCKET NO. 12D408 STEVE ALLEN MAYNOR It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon STEVE MAYNOR. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless STEVE MAYNOR answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by STEVE MAYNOR and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without STEVE MAYNOR presence. This 20th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST., CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-3/2,3/9,3/16,3/23/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON HEATHER SUZANNE WILBANKS VS DOCKET NO. 12D409 STEVE ALLEN WILBANKS It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon STEVE WILBANKS. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless STEVE WILBANKS answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by STEVE WILBANKS and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without STEVE WILBANKS presence. This 20th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST., CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-3/2,3/9,3/16,3/23/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON LARRY ROBERTS VS DOCKET NO. 11C704 SHELTER MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon ELIZABETH P AUTEN. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless ELIZABETH P AUTEN answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by ELIZABETH P AUTEN and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without Monday, March 12 W.R. Senter, Sr., died Monday at the home of his son, W.R. Senter, Jr., in East Ridge, after a long illness. Mr. Senter, member of a well-known Chattanooga family, was with the Chattanooga Traffi c Bureau before going to the Big Four Mills at Ludlow, Ky., where he was employed for 17 years. County Councilman David M. Eldridge announced Sunday he is a candidate for re-election and will seek nomination to a third term in the Democratic Primary May 29. Tuesday, March 13 Dr. Webster Pendergrass, dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Tennessee, will be a guest speaker at the City Farmers Club on March 21 at the Hotel Patten. John R. Hill, president of the ELIZABETH P AUTEN presence. This 22nd day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF ALFRED CHRISTIAN LANIER 615 LINDSAY ST., STE. 150, CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-3/2,3/9,3/16,3/23/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON CORIE JAYE CROWNOVER VS DOCKET NO. 12D360 ROBERT ALLEN HIXSON It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon ROBERT HIXSON. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless ROBERT HIXSON answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by ROBERT HIXSON and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without ROBERT HIXSON presence. This 14th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-2/24,3/2,3/9,3/16/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON THOMAS DAVID KINNEY VS DOCKET NO. 12D361 RITA JOAN KINNEY It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon RITA KINNEY. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless RITA KINNEY answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by RITA KINNEY and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without RITA KINNEY presence. This 14th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF AUTRY L JONES 5726 MARLIN RD., STE. 513 CHATTANOOGA, TN 37411 HCH4T-2/24,3/2,3/9,3/16/12 STATE OF TENNESSEE ORDER OF PUBLICATION KIRKPATRICK WM DAVID DDS, PLAINTIFF Docket Number: 10GS12944 DICKSON, SONJA M., DEFENDANT Date of This Order: February 10th, 2012 Appearance Date: April 2nd, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. Appearance Address: Court of General Sessions, Civil Division, Room 111 Hamilton County City Courts Building, 600 Market Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402-1911 It appearing from the record in this cause that the defendant is a non-resident of Tennessee, and certain property or money has been attached. One or more civil warrants have issued but returned unserved, and an attachment issued and was levied upon certain property or money. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made requiring the defendant to appear at the time and place stated above and defend this suit, or a judgment by default may be entered against him. This Order shall be published in a newspaper by this County as required by law. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CLERK OF GENERAL SESSIONS ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF MAYFIELD AND LESTER PO BOX 789, CHATTANOOGA, TN 37402 HCH4T-2/24,3/2,3/9,3/16/12 STATE OF TENNESSEE Tennessee Hospital Service Association, has been appointed chairman of the 1962 Easter Seal Campaign in Chattanooga, Robert B. Williams, president of the local Society for Crippled Children and Adults, announced. e campaign begins March 15 and ends Easter Sunday, April 22. Wednesday, March 14 Gordon T. Kellett, Chattanooga druggist, has resigned as a member of the city school board on account of pressing business matters, Commissioner Dean Petersen of the Health and Education Department announced Wednesday. irteen Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce leaders have made reservations for a trip to Jacksonville, Fla., March 23 to inspect that city’s progress and the work of its Chamber of Commerce. Heading ORDER OF PUBLICATION GREAT AMERICAN CASH ADVANCE, PLAINTIFF Docket Number: 10GS9475 HINTON, TRACY DONELL, DEFENDANT Date of This Order: February 10th, 2012 Appearance Date: April 2nd, 2012 at 11:00 a.m. Appearance Address: Court of General Sessions, Civil Division, Room 111 Hamilton County City Courts Building, 600 Market Street, Chattanooga, TN 37402-1911 It appearing from the record in this cause that the defendant is a non-resident of Tennessee, and certain property or money has been attached. One or more civil warrants have issued but returned unserved, and an attachment issued and was levied upon certain property or money. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made requiring the defendant to appear at the time and place stated above and defend this suit, or a judgment by default may be entered against him. This Order shall be published in a newspaper by this County as required by law. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CLERK OF GENERAL SESSIONS ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF MAYFIELD AND LESTER PO BOX 789, CHATTANOOGA, TN 37402 HCH4T-2/24,3/2,3/9,3/16/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON JENNIFER JEAN SADLER VS DOCKET NO. 12D321 JAMES ADAM SADLER It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon JAMES SADLER. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless JAMES SADLER answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by JAMES SADLER and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without JAMES SADLER presence. This 7th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-2/17,2/24,3/2,3/9/12 NON-RESIDENT NOTICE STATE OF TENNESSEE, COUNTY OF HAMILTON AMY LOUISE DARRELL VS DOCKET NO. 12D352 TIMOTHY CLAY DARRELL It appearing from allegations in Plaintiff’s Bill, which is sworn to, that the defendant is a non-resident of the State of Tennessee, so that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon TIMOTHY DARRELL. IT IS ORDERED that publication be made for four successive weeks in the Hamilton County Herald, a newspaper published in Hamilton County, Tennessee, notifying said non-resident that unless TIMOTHY DARRELL answers and makes defense to said complaint in the offi ces of the Circuit Court Clerk of Hamilton County, Tennessee, within thirty (30) days after the fourth weekly publication of this order, the same will be taken as admitted by TIMOTHY DARRELL and the case will be set for hearing ex parte or without TIMOTHY DARRELL presence. This 13th day of February, 2012. PAULA T. THOMPSON, CIRCUIT COURT CLERK ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF RICHARD BRENT TEETER WILLARD BLDG #400 615 LINDSAY ST. CHATTANOOGA, TN 37403 HCH4T-2/17,2/24,3/2,3/9/12 AVON the delegation will be Chamber President DeSales Harrison. Thursday, March 15 e Chattanooga Board of Education Wednesday awarded a $1,938,630 contract for the construction of a new high school in North Chattanooga to T.U. Parks. e Board also approved a budget of $1,050,000 for the construction of a new junior high school in the Eastdale-Woodmore area on Shallowford Road and a budget of $110,000 for the construction of a 4,000-seat stadium at Brainerd High School. Members of the County Council Wednesday began conferring on the problem left by the resignation of County Manager A.L. Bender, who was named city commissioner of Public Works Tuesday to fi ll the vacancy created Representatives Needed in All Areas. Free Training! Call (423) 326-0363 or go to www.startavon.com reference code melaniesmith by the death of Commissioner Pat Wilcox. e unexpected death Tuesday of J. Henry Millsaps county building commissioner created another vacancy. Friday, March 16 e appointment of R. Carl Johnson as general agent here for REA Express was announced by Hugh McVay, division superintendent. Johnson will succeed A.O. Stubbs, who recently was transferred to Wilmington. N.C. e installation of Tennessee’s one millionth telephone in 1961 made this state one of four in Southern Bell territory to reach this milestone, according to the latest edition of the Southern Bell Annual Report, which has just been issued.
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