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Josh Davis, Jesse Thompson and Paige Benson serve the turkey legs at the Sacred
Heart Fall Festival held Saturday on the church grounds in Warner Robins. For more
photos, see Wednesday’s Houston Daily Journal.
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Trace Folds and Stephen Williams battle to a draw with their oversized battling sticks.
FILING
From page iA
continue under the new
judge.
“It’s more of a nuisance to
us,” Blackgrove said. “You
still have to come to court
SEMINAR
From page iA
District Attorney’s Office
and the Solicitor’s Office
as well as Union Grove
Missionary Baptist Church
in Warner Robins. Burke
said the task force was
started about nine years ago
when Jerome Stevens from
Union Grove wanted to do
something about gang vio
lence in the city.
“I’m not gonna say we
don’t have a gang problem
now, Burke said, “because
we do, but its not nearly
BUSH
From page iA
so chances are he’ll also do
the same - in regard to the
nation’s hottest issues - this
time around.
It’s unsure whether he
will land at RAFB this time
around, however, as he is
reportedly going to a fund
raiser the day before in
Savannah.
As far as here, details,
according to Stephen
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and you have to come to sign
the court papers.”
She also noted the online
processing fee “cannot be
reclaimed in court costs.”
The Georgia-based compa
ny nCourt claims to have set
the standard for an inexpen
sive process for every citizen
the problem it was 10 years
ago.”
Burke said “10 years ago it
was kinda new. When didn’t
know quite what to do. The
things they did were just
awful,” Burke said.
“We had a lot of brand
ings. Young ladies burning
themselves with a heated
wire hanger to get into the
gangs.”
Burke said there was also
a lot of visible gang graffiti.
“We don’t see so much now.
If it goes up we cover it up
right away.”
“The counties around
have a gang problem. As
Davidson, who is president
of Odoban and helping to
coordinate the visit, most
are still yet to be worked
out, he said.
He did say he knew ticket
locations would be set up
throughout the county/mid
dle Georgia - the exact date
is unknown - and that tick
ets would be free (on a first
come, first-served basis).
Check out future Houston
Daily Journal editions for
more.
to file claims electronically.
Its’ selling point is saving
time.
Instead of driving to the
courthouse, nCourt says, you
can complete the document,
pay the court costs by credit
card and have your claim
submitted to the court.
long a they do we’ll have
some,” Burke said. “That’s
why we’re very aggressive in
dealing with them.”
“It’s just frightening what
they have to do to get into a
gang,” Burke said. “In Bibb
County, the initiation may
include shooting someone in
Houston County just to see
if they can get away with
it.”
He said when there is a
shooting here, all available
officers respond. “We’re very
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HOMECOMING
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2006 Westfield
Homecoming Court are:
Senior class representa
tives - Sarah Moredock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeff Moredock of Perry;
Jackie Izzard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Izzard
of Fort Valley; Morgan
Irby, daughter of Dr.
Derrick Irby of Montezuma
and Ms. Sharon Irby of
Warner Robins; Marynan
McLendon, daughter
of Mr.and Mrs. Sandy
McLendon of Perry; and
Taylor Byrd, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Buster Byrd
of Reynolds.
The Website www.ncourt.
com provides information
and answers to just about
every question someone
might have about the pro
ceedings as a plaintiff or
defendant including wheth
er or not to sue.
aggressive in dealing with
them,” he emphasized.
“I’d rather talk them out
of joining a gang than prose
cute them,” Burke said, “but
if they insist, we’ll oblige
them.”
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Junior Class represen
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Sophomore Class
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ABOVE: The bronze sculp
ture, left, of the late Eric P.
Staples, basketball coach and
educator, was unveiled Sunday
at Perry High School. Sherry
Staples Hubbard, right, speaks
for the Staples family, with her
brother, Porter Staples, center.
The bronze sculpture, which
cost approximately $50,000,
was cast by Teena Steen and
Don Haugen of Atlanta. LEFT:
Event organizer Tom “Boot"
Hunt of Hawkinsville, left, who
played on the Panthers bas
ketball team in the late 1950 s
and led the drive to have the
sculpture created, presents
red roses to Linda Davis Smith
and Ellie Loudermilk in appre
ciation of their work on a dis
play of Staples memorabilia.
Among others on the program
were Ralph Dorsett, Larry
Walker, Jimmy Maffett and Carl
Peaster of Montezuma, “Bub"
of Hawkinsville and Walker
Cook, Jr. of Pineview.
Journal Charlotte Perkins
Perry.
Freshman Class repre
sentatives - Kaki Tuggle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Rob Tuggle of Perry; and
Mallory Eubanks, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Eubanks of Perry.
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