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Judge serves eviction notice on
pregnant mom’s unborn baby
PROVO, Utah (AP) —A Utah mom in her final days
of pregnancy gave her baby an eviction notice and made
it official with a judge’s signature. Incredibly, the baby
obeyed.
Kaylee Bays was pregnant with her third child, a girl,
and thought she was going into labor last week, but it
stopped.
She went back to work to her job as a judicial assistant
at the Fourth District Court in Provo, and jokingly asked
Judge Lynn Davis to serve an eviction notice on her baby.
He did. And It worked. Less than 12 hours later, baby
Gretsel was born, the Daily Herald reported .
Bays said Davis told her it was his first baby eviction
notice in his 31 years as a judge.
“He told me, ‘If it really works, I want it framed.’ It did,
and I’m going to frame it for him,” Bays said.
Bays said the eviction notice gave her baby three days
to “vacate the premises.”
The notice was addressed to Gretsel at Mommy Belly
Lane, inWomb, Utah.
“She came 12 hours later. So far, she’s a good listener,”
she joked. “She didn’t want to be in contempt of court.”
Deputies: Man drove golf cart
while drunk, flipped it over
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) —A New Mexico man is
facing charges after authorities say he drove a golf cart
while drunk and crashed it into a fence.
The Dona Ana County Sheriff’s Office said Justin Va-
lenzuela was arrested Sunday on charges of aggravated
drunken driving following reports of the golf cart acci-
dent outside of Las Cruces, New Mexico.
According to deputies, Valenzuela drove the golf cart
with three passengers on board when he lost control of
it. Deputies say the cart slammed into a fence and flipped
over.
Authorities say one passenger was taken to a Las Cru-
ces-area hospital with a serious leg injury.
Valenzuela reportedly admitted to deputies that he had
been drinking earlier in the day.
The 33-year-old is being held without bail. It was not
known if he had an attorney.
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Tuesday, October 24, 2017
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Oddities
Today is Tuesday, Oct. 24, the
297th day of 2017.There are
68 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
On Oct. 24, 1952, Republican
presidential candidate Dwight
D. Eisenhower declared in
Detroit, “I shall go to Korea”
as he promised to end the
conflict. (He made the visit
over a month later.)
On this date:
In 1537, Jane Seymour, the third
wife of England’s King Henry
VIII, died 12 days after giving
birth to Prince Edward, later
King Edward VI.
In 1648, the Peace of Westphalia
ended the Thirty Years War
and effectively destroyed the
Holy Roman Empire.
The fear of the Lord is the
beginning of wisdom, and
knowledge of the Holy One
is understanding.
Proverbs 9:10 NIV
Bible Thought
Today in History
Lottery
Cash 3 Drawing
Monday’s numbers
midday 1-9-4 14
Monday’s numbers
evening 3-5-5 13
Cash 4 Drawing
Monday’s numbers
midday 3-6-2-0 11
Monday’s numbers
evening 0-3-4-4 11
Tennessee Cash
Monday’s numbers
06-10-12-22-29 1
Hot Lotto
Saturday’s numbers
06-08-21-40-42 18
Mega Millions Drawing
Friday’s numbers
06-23-63-66-73 09 x2
Powerball Drawing
Saturday’s numbers
14-41-42-45-69 04 x2
NOW to OCTOBER 29
11 a.m. BOO! AT THE KNOX-
VILLE ZOO
, a Halloween
event with trick-or-treating, a
haunted carousel and more,
will be held each Thursday
through Sunday, from 5:30
to 8 p.m. each night. The
first Thursday, Oct. 12, is an
exclusive night for annual
passholders only. Tickets
are $9 per person. Children
under four are admitted free.
Call 865-637-5331 or visit
www.booknoxville.com.
OCTOBER 24
3:30 to 5:30 p.m. PARROTT-
WOOD MEMORIAL
LIBRARY
, 3133 W. Old AJ
Hwy in Strawberry Plains,
will host the Planter’s
Peanutters, featuring a
26-foot-long Nutmobile and
Mr. Peanut live in person.
Food donations will also be
collected to benefit FISH
Hospitality Pantry.
5 to 7 p.m. CANCER SURVI-
VORS PAPERCRAFTING
will be held at Kansas
Talbott FD, 1352 Talbott
Kansas Rd. Attendees will
create two cards and a 3-D
gift package. All supplies
are included in cost of $20.
Proceeds benefit American
Cancer Society and St.
Jude’s Hospital. For more
info, call Dana Sullivan 423-
415-8432.
OCTOBER 25
Noon CEASE
will
Take a Stand
on the Court House steps
in Tazewell TN in Claiborne
Co.
OCTOBER 26
4 p.m. MORRISTOWN-HAM-
BLEN LIBRARY
will host
The Magic of Reading with
Ben Franklin in the commu-
nity room of the library, 417
W. Main St. For more infor-
mation, contact the library at
423-586-6410.
6 p.m. CEASE
will Take a Stand
and celebrate their grand
opening and have an open
house at 4005 Maynardville
Hwy in Maynardville.
6:45 to 8 p.m. THE STATE OF
FRANKLIN CHAPTER
of
the Sons of the American
Revolution in Rogersville will
meet at the Hale Springs
Inn. The program will be on
Sam Houston, presented by
Lynn Fox. Guests are wel-
come to attend this dinner
meeting. For more informa-
tion, email softnssar@gmail.
com.
OCTOBER 28-29
42ND ANNUAL MOUNTAIN
MAKINS FESTIVAL
will
be held at Rose Center
in Downtown Morristown.
There will be craft exhibits
as well as crafts and other
homemade goodies for sale.
For more information, call
423-581-4330.
OCTOBER 28
FIRST LOVE ON MAIN
will be
holding free medical screen-
ing for high blood pressure,
diabetes and cholesterol,
including free blood work
and a medical exam. For
allergy sufferers, there will
be free consults with an
ENT specialist. For more
information, call 423-289-
1179.
10 a.m. to 2 p.m. OPERATION
MEDICINE BOTTLE
, a
medication disposal event
hosted by the Hamblen
County Substance Abuse
Coalition, will be held at
the east end Walmart, 500
S. Davy Crockett Pkwy
in Morristown. Take any
unused or expired prescrip-
tion or OTC medicines
for proper disposal in an
environmentally safe man-
ner. They will accept pills
only; no needles, sharps or
liquids.
4 to 7:30 p.m. THE BULLS
GAP MASONIC LODGE
#764
will host a ham sup-
per at the lodge with all the
sides, dessert and drinks.
The cost is $10. The public
is welcome to attend.
OCTOBER 30
Noon CEASE
will
Take a Stand
and celebrate their grand
opening with a ribbon cut-
ting and open house at
8730 Rutledge Pike in Rut-
ledge.
4:30 to 8:30
p.m. BOO
FEST
will be held at Fred Miller
Park. There will be a Trick
or Treat Trail and a costume
contest. For more informa-
tion, call Parks and Recre-
ation at 423-586-0260.
OCTOBER 31
11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. THE
GFWC LADIES READING
CIRCLE
will host its 42nd
annual luncheon at First
Baptist Church. For tickets,
call Kathy Cronberg at 423-
318-7021. Dining in and
carry-out will be available.
Community
Calendar
For more
of the Citizen Tribune
archives, visit www.
citizentribune.com.
Tonight...Partly cloudy. Lows in
the upper 30s.West winds
10 mph or less
Wednesday...Partly sunny. A
slight chance of through
the day. Highs in the upper
40s to lower 50s.West
winds 10 mph or less.
Wednesday night...Partly
cloudy. A 20 percent
chance of rain showers in
the evening. Patchy frost
after midnight. Lows in the
mid 30s. Light winds.
Thursday...Sunny. Patchy frost
in the morning. Highs in
the upper 50s to lower 60s.
Southwest winds 10 mph
or less.
Thursday night...Mostly clear.
Lows in the upper 30s to
lower 40s.
Zone Forecast
Weather
From the Archives
Oct. 24, 2004
Morristown-Hamblen Healthcare
System was open for
business 25,000-square-foot
Center for Cancer Care and
Treatment one day after its
grand opening ceremony
For more
Community Calendar
events, visit the online cal-
endar at www.citizentribune.
com.
Hopefully all had a ter-
rific fall break, whether it
was spent going on an ex-
citing trip, with family and
friends, at home bingeing
Netflix or all of the above.
The break also highlighted
the cool weather that makes
Fall all the more enjoyable,
so students are returning to
school with fresh minds as
crisp as the air.
Various West High clubs
are showing their enjoy-
ment for the Fall weather
by getting together for dif-
ferent activities and events.
The HOSA club members
will be going to Ballinger’s
Corn Maze on Thursday,
Oct. 26. Those interested
will need to turn in a per-
mission slip and pay the
cost of $10 to go. The
FBLA club will have its so-
cial on Saturday, Oct. 28 at
the local bowling alley here
in Morristown. Those who
would like to attend will
need to complete a permis-
sion slip and return it to
Mrs. Whaley and pay the
cost of $10 to participate.
Members of the Interact
club have been collecting
candy for the Boys’ and
Girls’ Club’s annual Hal-
loween party, and will con-
tinue to do so until Mon-
day, Oct. 30. Students are
being asked to donate bags
of individually wrapped
candies within their TNN,
and the TNN that collects
the most candy based on
weight will win breakfast
from King Donuts. Last,
but certainly not least, the
West High Student Council
is hosting the First Annual
Fall Festival and dance on
Friday, Nov. 10, from 5 to
9 p.m. Tick-
ets will cost
$5 and all
students are
welcome to
come join
the fun dur-
ing the Fall.
West High
clubs
are
welcome to
set up and include other
activities for students, and
the club sponsor or leader
should contact Dr. Drinnon
if interested.
For some new infor-
mation in Trojan Talk, I
thought it will be nice to
give a little reminder for
my fellow senior peers,
and include several col-
lege open house dates and
scholarship deadlines. Se-
niors should keep in mind
that both the open house
visits and scholarships are
online applications, but
the counseling office is al-
ways there to lend a help-
ing hand. Upcoming open
house visitation dates for
multiple colleges are as
follows. On Nov. 4, East
Tennessee State Univer-
sity and Middle Tennessee
State University are wel-
coming interested students
to its open house. Also on
Nov. 4, the University of
Tennessee at Knoxville is
having its annual Rocky
Top Tailgate.
Carson-Newman Col-
lege, King College, Tus-
culum College, and Ten-
nessee Tech
University
will all be
hosting an
open house
event
on
Nov.
11.
Aside from
open house
opportuni-
ties, MTSU
will be in Johnson City on
Oct. 25 and in Knoxville
on Oct. 26 during its True
Blue Tour. The following
dates are scholarship dead-
lines for various colleges as
well. Dec. 1 is the deadline
for Middle Tennessee State
University, Tennessee Tech
University, and University
of Tennessee at Chatta-
nooga. Students applying
to Carson-Newman Uni-
versity, King University,
or Tusculum College are
advised to apply early for
scholarships. The competi-
tive scholarship deadline
for UT at Knoxville is Nov.
1, and the general scholar-
ship deadline is Dec. 15,
which is also the deadline
for ETSU. The deadline to
register for the Tennessee
Promise is Nov. 1.
Now let’s return back
to the other West High
Trojan reminders and an-
nouncements that pertain
to all of the student body.
Yearbooks are still on sale
for $70 or $75 at www.
yearbookordercenter.com.
The school code is 13978.
The deadline for the senior
dedication baby photos
and messages is coming
up, where everything is
due by Wednesday, Nov.
1. If parents and students
were not able to attend the
first one, there will be a
second FAFSA help night
this Thursday, Oct. 26; ap-
plication for the FAFSA
is open until Jan. 16. The
deadline for Governor’s
School of the Arts is Oct.
25 and all of Governor’s
School applications have
a deadline of Nov. 15. Se-
niors are encouraged to
be working on attaining
at least twenty points for
their Work Ethic Diploma.
Sports for the week ahead
include the Cross-Country
Region l AA Meet at 1
p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26
and a homeVarsity football
game versus Bearden high
school at 7:30 p.m., where
Senior Night will be taking
place as well.
Colder weather just goes
to show that the school year
is passing by quicker than
most realize, with each and
every day bringing new op-
portunities, activities and
events that come together
to make warm high school
memories. The West High
Trojan Nation hall is sure
to have a happy fall.
Trojan
Talk
by
Andee
Brush
Various West High clubs to
host autumn activities