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44 Thursday, September 19, 2024 BATTLE CREEK SHOPPER NEWS http://www.thebattlecreekshopper.com

BRETT BREMER
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The Hastings boys were fifth
and the girls sixth at the opening
Interstate-8 Athletic Conference jam-
boree of the season hosted by Battle
Creek’s Harper Creek High School
Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Marshall and Parma Western
battled it out at the top of the day’s
standings.
The Marshall boys outscored the
Panthers 29-46 to win their com-
petition, while the Parma Western
girls pulled out a 43-46 win over the
RedHawks.
Harper Creek was third in both the
boys’ and girls’ contests.
The Beaver boys closed the day
with 81 points ahead of Coldwater
104, Hastings 108, Northwest 172
and Pennfield NTS.
Marshall senior Jack Bidwell raced
to the win in the boys’ meet, one of
three Marshall runners who finished
in the top four and hit the line in less

Harper Creek hosts first I-8 Jamboree Sept. 10

NINTH JUDICIAL

DISTRICT COURT

COUNTY OF CURRY

STATE OF NEW MEXICO

No. D-905-DM-020240042

Djenabou Anguilet Camara

Petitioner

vs

Elder Mason Smith IV

Respondent

NOTICE OF PENDENCY

OF SUIT

TO: Elder Mason Smith IV,

upon whom constructive ser-

vice is sought by publication.

GREETINGS:

You are hereby notified that

a Petition for divorce has been

filed against you by Djenabou

Anguilet Camara, Petitioner,

pro se , in the District Court of

New Mexico, Curry County.

The object of this suit is an

absolute divorce on the

grounds of incompatibility.

The Petitioner represents

himself/herself and his/her

address is 9408 B Vermont

Ct., Clovis, NM 488101.

You are further notified that

unless you file a responsive

pleading or motion by 10/28,

2024, Judgment other appro-

priate relief will be rendered

against you in this cause by

default. Witness my hand and

seal of the District Court this

9th day of September, 2024.

By: D. Stoddard, Deputy Clerk

8156 4 Mile Road, East Leroy, MI 49051

(269) 979-9421 • http://www.leroytownship.org

STREET LIGHT SPECIAL

ASSESSMENT

PUBLIC HEARING

NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the Leroy

Township Board will hold the Annu-

al Street Light Assessment Hearing

for Districts: Graham Lake Terrace,

Sonoma Acres, Steamburg South, Deer-

view Estates, Rosemullen Estates, and

Quail Run on September 19, 2024 at 9:30

A.M. in conjunction with the regular Sep-

tember Board of Trustee meeting located

at the Township Community Hall, 8146

4 Mile Road, East Leroy. The hearing is

to determine the Street Light Special As-

sessment costs to be levied on the 2024

Winter Tax Roll. Cost estimates will be

available for inspection in the Clerk’s

office at 8156 4 Mile Road Tuesdays –

Thursdays, 9 A.M. – 4:30 P.M.

Respectfully, Clerk

Nicole Hardish

than 17 minutes.

Parma Western junior Edison

Lopeman was the runner-up in

16:26.4, Marshall had sophomore

Abraham McHugh third in 16:26.7,

and senior Reece Davis fourth in

16:49.8.

Hastings was paced by senior

Brandon Simmons, who came in

sixth at 17:11.5, and fellow Saxon

senior Micah Johnson wasn’t far

behind in 18:09.2 in ninth place.

It is the first top 10 finish in a con-

ference race for those two Hastings

leaders.

The Saxon team also had fresh-

man Tanner Krzysik 35th in

21:13.4, junior Carter Krzysik 43rd

in 22:10.2, and sophomore Caleb

Kramer 45th in 22:25.4.

TheHarper Creek team ran to third

with junior Cooper Gardner at the

front of the pack with a time of

17:51.4, and sophomore Christian

Ayers was eighth in 18:05.5.

The Beaver team also had senior

Owen Hunter 19th in 19:09.5, senior

Jordan Lindauer 20th in 19:12.9, and

sophomore Carson Szarejko 33rd in

20:52.5.

Pennfield had three finishers:

Senior Hunter Jenney was the first

in green across the finish line with

a time of 22:06.3, which put him

in 41st; Junior Hunter Jones placed

48th in 22:51.3; and senior Riley

Bosher was 60th in 25:39.1.

In the girls’ race, Harper Creek was

18 points behind Marshall, in third

with a total of 64 points. Pennfield

was fourth with 111 points ahead of

Coldwater 117, Hastings 163 and

Northwest NTS.

Harper Creek junior Julia Faber

won the girls’ race in 20:47.5, and

her freshman teammate Rylee Zumer

was ninth in 22:34.3.

There were three Marshall run-

ners between those top two Harper

Creek girls: RedHawk junior Leah

McPartlin was the runner-up in

21:27.9; freshman Alaina Dillon

was fourth in 21:56.2; and senior

Savannah Richmond was eighth in

22:32.5.

Parma Western matched Marshall’s

three in the top 10.

The Panthers were led by senior

Raquel Curey, who came in second

at 21:44.8.

The Hastings team had a trio of

sophomores at the front of its pack.

Chloe Pirtle placed 32nd in

25:54.1, Lilianna Enyart 42nd in

27:13.0, and Alexa DeCamp 58th in

29:17.4.

Saxon junior Alexia Owen ran her

fastest race of the season to place

68th in 31:21.2, and senior Aniak

Bourassa rounded out the top five for

Hastings with a 73rd-place time of

34:34.5.

Saxon senior Jen Stoline also set

her PR Tuesday with a 75th-place

run of 35:16.5.

Behind the top two for Harper

Creek, sophomore Layla Silkworth

was 14th in 23:09.3, sophomore

Elizabeth Antes 19th in 24:08.4, and

junior Everlyn VanValkenburg 21st

in 24:34.4.

Parma Western also had senior

Bertha Quiroga seventh in 22:13.8,

and the Panthers fought off the

Marshall girls with a pack made up

of sophomore Natalie Kuhl, senior

Mariana Walz, freshman Bridget

Fullerton and senior Hailey Dodd

that placed 10th, 11th, 12th and 13th,

respectively.

Pennfield junior Peyton Rhoades

led her team with a fifth-place time

of 22:00.5.

The Panther team had a trio of

freshmen next: Ellie Bowen was

18th in 24:00.8, Olivia Lane 37th in

2:36.2 and Ava Joy 39th in 26:42.7.

Rounding out the top five for

Pennfield was junior Nevaeh Losey

in 60th place, with a 29:28.4.

STATE OF MICHIGAN

37TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT

FAMILY DIVISION

CALHOUN COUNTY

PUBLICATION OF NOTICE

OF HEARING

REGARDING PETITION

FOR NAME CHANGE

CASE NO. and JUDGE

2024-2066-NC

HON. TINA YOST JOHNSON

TO ALL PERSONS,

including: whose address is

unknown and whose inter-

est in the matter may be

barred or affected by the

following:

TAKE NOTICE: Ryan

Hunter Cope has filed a

petition for name change. A

name change hearing will

be held on 10/4/24 at 9:00

a.m. at 161 E. Michigan

Ave., Battle Creek, MI

49014, before Judge Tina

Yost Johnson to change the

name of: Ryan Hunter

Cope to Ryan Hunter

Griffith.