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VOL. XLV Number 1 July 21, 2021

Richard Carter remembers colleague and friend Geo. Sanders

“Change the Game!”Lt. Governor Mandela Barnes to run for U.S. Senate

Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes announcedTuesday his bid to become Wisconsin’sfirst African American United States Sen-ator, promising to fight for opportunityfor every Wisconsinite.Barnes, 34, made his announcement on Twitter ahead of an

afternoon media event at the Sherman Phoenix, located on westFond Du Lac Avenue where he made the official announcement.“Hard-working families deserve every opportunity, but politi-

cians like (incumbent) Senator Ron Johnson aren’t delivering.Instead of changing our dreams, we need to change the game.Join us,” read Barnes tweet.Recalling growing up in the 53206 zip code, the most impov-

erished in the city, his father working on an assembly line for30 years, and his mother teaching in Milwaukee Public Schools,Barnes said there is a need to “build a better America where theopportunity I found isn’t’ so rare.“My career has been dedicated to leveling the playing field

for everyday people in Wisconsin. Whether that’s as an organ-izer in Milwaukee, a state legislator, or as lieutenant governor,

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Lt. Gov. MandelaBarnes at the Sher-man Phoenix, wherehe kicked-off hiscampaign for U.S.Senate, challengingRon Johnson, whohas not yet said hewill run again.—Photo by AngelaMajor of WPR.org

CongratulationsMKE BUCKS!Joint statement from members of the Milwaukee

Common Council:Like the tens of thousands of people atthe Deer District Tuesday night, and themany more watching at home, we wereelated to watch the Bucks win their firstNBA championship in 50 years right herein Milwaukee!We want to congratulate the team on this outstanding accom-

plishment. Everyone from the players, to ownership, front of-fice staff and all those who work at the Fiserv Forum deserverecognition for what was truly a team effort all season long.The fans also deserve applause for showing the world how

passionate and dedicated our city is. From game one of theseason through yesterday, our diverse fan base never stoppedsupporting their team. The world saw our fans – of nearly every race and ethnicity

– uniting in support of the team and filling the Deer Districtand the Fiserv Forum during the incredibly exciting playoffrun.In particular, we also want to give a special shout out to Sen-

ator Herb Kohl. When he sold the team years ago he made

CHAMPS AGAIN!CHAMPS AGAIN!50 years later, Milwaukee Bucks reclaim the NBA World Championship!

(continued on page 5

“What makes this championshipso special is how the Bucks haveembodied everything that we loveabout Milwaukee: passion, effort,grit, resiliency, diversity and per-severance. When a team and cityconnect in this way the victoryfeels even better.”

—From joint statement by the Common Council

MCJ Photographer KimRobinson holds up six fin-gers, signifying what manyin Milwaukee predicted:“The Bucks in six!” Robin-son took the photos you seeon the front page.

The Milwaukee Community Journal • July 21, 2021 •

I’ve taken on inequality andI’m going to cointinue thatfight when I reach the U.S.Senate.”He joins six other individuals

in pursuing the senate seat nowoccupied by Johnson. Barneswas elected lieutenant gover-nor in 2018 alongside Gov.Tony Evers. He is the state’s first Black

lieutenant governor, and thesecond Black person elected tostatewide office.“Mandela Barnes is a good

friend and has been a greatpartner working to addresschallenges facing our state,”Ever said in a statement sup-portive of Barnes, but stoppedshort of endorsing Barnes.“I’ve always said I would

support any decision Mandelamade about how best to servethe people of Wisconsin,”Evers continued. “At the end of the day, Wis-

consin deserves better thansomeone like Ron Johnson,who’s chosen to embrace reck-less conspiracies that haverisked public health and jeop-ardized our state’s economicrecovery.”Evers stated Wisconsin is

lucky to have strong Demo-cratic candidates who are “run-ning to send him (Johnson)packing. “I look forward to supporting

Wisconsin Democrats’ choiceto take on Ron Johnson in2022.”

Johnson has not yet an-nounced if he is going to runfor reelection.Unlike the other candidates

in the race, Barnes wont’ takeany corporate Political ActionCommittee (PAC) money; andhe can’t self-fund his cam-paign. Prior to serving as lieutenant

governor, Barnes was a stateassemblyperson fro 2013 to2017. He made a failed bid forstate Senate against Lena Tay-lor in 2016.—Sources for thisarticle: Wisconsin Public

Lt. Gov. Barnes torun for U.S. Senate(continued from front page) “Hard-working families de-

serve every opportunity, butpoliticians like (incumbent)Senator Ron Johnson aren’tdelivering. Instead of chang-ing our dreams, we need tochange the game.”

-Tweet by Barnes

Ald. Chantia Lewis Announces Candidacy for U.S. Senate in WisconsinOne day after Lt. Gov, Mandela

Barnes announced his intentionsto run for the U.S. Senate, Mil-waukee Alderwoman ChantiaLewis announced her candidacyfor U.S. Senate in the state of Wis-consin. Flipping the swing seat, currently held

by Republican Senator Ron Johnson, is criticalto holding and expanding Democrats’ majorityin Congress.“As a local elected official, I’ve seen first-

hand how decisions at the federal level impactus in Milwaukee and throughout the state,”said Lewis. “I understand the need to have a voice in

Congress that speaks for regular people whoare not being represented by Ron Johnson

right now. “I’m running on behalf of every working

class person in Wisconsin, every parent raisingtheir children through a pandemic and everyveteran who is struggling. “There’s a whole lot of people who are feel-

ing a whole lot of hurt, and I am in this racefor them.”

Lewis proudly served our countryalongside heroes in the UnitedStates Air Force before returninghome to keep her mother’s smallbusiness afloat during her battleagainst cancer. In 2016, Lewissuccessfully ran for Milwaukee’sCommon Council where she has

brought economic development to herdistrict and sponsored or cosponsored

over 300 pieces of legislation. Learn more about Lewis in her launch

video:“Chantia Lewis for Wisconsin”Lewis is building her campaign to look like

her state and constituents. She is proud to be the first Black female

Senate candidate to have a Black female cam-paign manager and Black woman heading herconsultant team.

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PERSPECTIVESPERSPECTIVES

Weekend observations:Thank God it's Friday. Days seem to get shorter the older

you get. As such, I've learned tocombine activities; to optimize mytime…When I decide to cut the grass after

work, I do so as a form of exercise. Despite my disabilities, I cut our

quarter-acre yard with a push mower,even though I had to stop and recoverfrom the pain in my legs and feet sev-eral times. I completed nearly 6,500 steps. It

seemed like 65,000.Keeping me distracted during my

exercise session, I noticed two birdsland at the edge of our pond. Severalminutes later, another set of birds ofa different variety landed a few yardsaway. I continued mowing, eventually re-

versing my track when I noticed two

ducks in the pond, one slightly largerthan the other, implying differentsexes. It dawned on me every animalenters a marriage of sorts, most forlife.It used to be that way in the Black

community. In fact, immediately after emanci-

pation and the 13th Amendment,80% of Black households wereheaded by a married couple.By the 1960s, it was down to 50%.

Today it is 30%.The chains of poverty linked with

welfare and sparked the evaporationof morals. In Milwaukee, the loss of industry

prompted a tripling of the unemploy-ment rate in the Black community. The fact that welfare required the

man to leave home was also a signif-icant factor, as was the structure ofthe welfare state, which 'rewarded'

poor Black women for having morebabies for more significant subsidies,which some called their income.President Bill Clinton, who intro-

duced the nation's most racist crimebill with the support of Black con-gressmen and the Democratic Party,has to shoulder some of the blame aswell.Clinton later carried out the rest of

his neo-conservative agenda by end-ing welfare, shortly after MinisterLouis Farrakhan appropriately ex-plained, “Welfare spelled backward,is farewell---to human dignity andself-respect.”Blame poverty, a dysfunctional

culture, or the sexual revolution forthe current paradigm. Or you canblame the government. Wherever you place the blame at

this point is irrelevant. Today, 70%of Black households are headed by awoman, who is generally uneducatedor undereducated, lacking a culturalor spiritual foundation, and mostlikely trapped in a mind-set I call the'Culture of Poverty.' And, as I explained several years

ago, most of today's Black single-parent head of households don'tknow the difference between beingpoor and being ‘po.’ African American two-parent

households of my era looked atpoverty as a stepping stone, a tempo-rary condition. We were ‘po,’ which was an eco-

nomic—not a cultural—condition. The single most significant indica-

tor is the absence of males in thehousehold, or more specifically, mar-riage as the cornerstone, which notonly provides a cultural foundationbut two incomes. At least the animalsare getting it right.As I was cutting the lawn, my

mind scanned back a couple of years

some Weekend observations on thepower of the blues,brand culture, the culture of povertyand foot-long eyelashes

George (Buddy) Sanders -- a graphic designer and illustrator with the oldMilwaukee Star, and Black Milwaukee community activist -- passed away at90 years of age on Thursday, July 15. A memorial service with military honorswill be Thursday, July 22, at Peace of Mind Funeral Home, 5325 W. Green-field Ave. -- with visitation from 11 a.m-1 p.m.

Personal memories ofBlack MKE’slate, greatGeorge F.(Buddy) SandersBy Richard G. Carter“When other nights and other daysmay find us gone our separate ways,we will have these moments to remem-ber…” The Four Lads (1955)

There was a time when Blackweekly newspapers were rare inthis city. In the post-war 1940s,The Milwaukee Globe -- publishedby my late father Sanford Carter,Vincent Bevenue, Lawrence Saun-ders and John Williams -- was oneof the first.On W. Walnut St. near N. Ninth, The Globe’s was fol-

lowed in the 1950s by the Milwaukee Recorder and Mil-waukee Gazette and, in the ‘70s, by the CommunityJournal and Courier. The iconic Mattiebelle Woods published the short-

lived weekly Recorder and gave me my first newspaperjob as I majored in journalism at Marquette University.

In the early 1960s, The Milwaukee Star – touted as”The Voice of the Negro in Wisconsin -- burst upon thescene as the best Black weekly, an honor later assumedby the Community Journal. One thing that made it sowas the presence of creative art director, graphics de-

PASSAGESPASSAGES

In November 1986, the 1962-64 Milwaukee Star staff gathered for a local reunion. Fromleft: Jay Anderson, editor; George F. Sanders, art director; Reuben Harpole, advertisingmanager, and Richard G. Carter, associate editor-sports editor.—Photo by Janice Carter




keeping the Bucks in Milwaukee a priority, and evencontributed $100 million toward what is now the Fis-erv Forum. We would not be celebrating today with-out his efforts.What makes this championship so special is how

the Bucks have embodied everything that we loveabout Milwaukee: passion, effort, grit, resiliency, di-versity and perseverance. When a team and city con-nect in this way the victory feels even better.As we celebrate this tremendous victory, and are in-

spired by the work the players did on the court, westand ready to continue to collaboratively do the nec-essary work off the court to improve this city.We look forward to the forthcoming parade and

continuing the celebration in the days ahead. Con-grats Bucks!

QUOTE OF THE WEEK

Common Council congratulatesMilwaukee Bucks for winning 2021NBA World Championship(continued from front page)

“When you focuson the past, that’syour ego.When Ifocus on the

future, that’s mypride. I try to focuson the moment.That’s humility.”—Giannis Antetokounmpo during a recent interview be-

fore game six of the NBA Finals

signer, satirical cartoonist and layout genius, George F. (Buddy) Sanders.I clearly recall the day in 1962 George -- who on July 16 passed away at

age 90 -- walked into The Star offices at 2334 N. Third St.. -- happily joiningJay Anderson (editor), Reuben Harpole (advertising manager) and myself(associate editor and sports editor), after he had just been hired by publisherKen Coulter.Among George’s notable achievements with The Star was designing a

unique front page with a thick black border announcing the tragic, Nov. 22,1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, with a haunting photo ofthe martyred President. We got word about the assassination in a phone call from Harpole’s wife,

Mildred, who’d seen a television news bulletin. We had no TV in the officeand were in total shock.

He also laid out our coverage – with a famous Bill Stitt photo -- of ourmemorable January 1964 staff interview of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther KingJr., at the downtown Schoeder Hotel..

In addition, George designed our popular tavern section -- two full pagesof on-scene photos I took of patrons on Friday and Saturday nights at manyof the Black inner city’s crowded drinking establishments, such as TheSavoy Lounge, 700 Tap and 711 on W. Walnut Street.

Over the years, his other creative art-work originals included a largeposter for my 1986 Marquette University By-Line Award at the WisconsinClub downtown, also displayed at an after-party at the palatial 519 W.Brown St. home of my uncle, Calvin C. Moody, ex-police detective andfirst Black Milwaukee County Supervisor, and a poster signed by manypeople at my 1987 Milwaukee Journal farewell party at the downtown PressClub prior to my leaving for the New York Daily News.

One of George’s famous parties was in September 1986 -- a crowdedpicnic in Kern Park on N. Humboldt Ave. Joining my wife, Janice and I inattendance, was Milwaukee Alderwoman Vel Phillips (wearing a tee-shirtemblazoned “Brown Sugar”); Lincoln High football legend Jake Beason;journalist Bill Kurtz and wife, Marge; Milwaukee Journal editorial page ed-itor Dave Behrendt; activist John Givens and family; original Black rhythmand blues historian Richard Berry, and my close pal, long-time New Yorker,Joe Dolan.

Another was his November 1986 Star staff reunion at Jay’s NorthridgeLakes apartment, which Harpole and I attended with our wives – Mildredand Janice. And as dancing flowed to the sounds of 1950s-‘60s Black doo-wop and R&B, so did the liquor – courtesy of George.In June 1992, George and I collaborated on presenting a wildly successful

downtown Varsity Theater “Father’s Day Eve” concert by the originalSpaniels, of “Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight” fame. This was precededby an impromptu gathering of the group, their wives and local Spaniels’fans, in the lobby of the Park East Hotel on E. State St. The concert was followed by a wonderful after-party buffet we all at-

tended at the Givens’ family N. Grant Blvd. home.In 1994 -- years after Coulter’s original Star folded -- George’s creative

artwork again made its mark when he designed billboard displays, en-velopes, stationery and business cards for WNOV-AM radio’s popular, top-rated “Carter-McGee Report” that I co-hosted with Michael McGee Sr.,controversial ex-Alderman. George often was an in-studio and telephonecall guest.George expressed strong views on the news via e-mail to confidantes.

Meanwhile, he and my wife, Susan Orr – former host of “Jazz in the After-noon” on WYMS-FM radio -- became fast friends.After Lincoln High School – which he and I attended years apart --

George was drafted into the U.S. Army and served in combat as a tank ma-chine gunner in the Korean War, in 1950-52, earning medals for bravery.Now, my long-time, great good friend – George (Buddy) Sanders -- has

left us. He passed away in hospice care at the E. Lafyette Place home wherehe resided since 2017 with his long-time friend, Carol Hase. So rest inpeace, Buddy. You now belong to the ages.—Milwaukee native Richard G. Carter is a freelance columnist

Memories ofGeorge Sanders(continued from page 4)

to a young teen my son mentored. He would comeout to the house regularly to do odd chores for afew dollars. He would stay to enjoy a meal, con-verse or play board games.I recall the first time my son brought him to our

house. We live in a neighborhood bordering thecity. Where families take pride in maintaining theiryards and property, where you won't find litter onthe streets, and there’s a mutual concern for theneighborhood.The then-14-year-old had never been outside the

boundaries of the central city, and his eyes grewlarge. His mouth dropped open as he took in theneighborhood and our home in particular.He said he had never been in such a nice house,

and the large backyard seemed like something outof a movie. We must be rich, he asserted.Far from it, I explained. We made the decision

to build and dedicated ourselves to that venture.My wife worked in the financial community for

a couple of decades. As such, I commandeered ourfinances to create a savings program that eventu-ally allowed us to purchase the land and providesomething for our children.The money I made from the sale of my book,

'Not Yet Free at Last,' went into the savings. And Isacrificed the emotional 'high' of driving a new car,so I wouldn't have a note. In fact, I've never owned a new car, but my 2006

Z has served the purpose, along with my 1995truck. Yeah, 1995!The young brother, who was always respectful,

well-mannered, and perceptive,had had several runs in with the law and, as a re-

sult, found himself stigmatized and placed in ayouth rehabilitation program. He was an authentic 'product of his environ-

ment.'My son was his program supervisor; but took a

particular interest in the kid and took him underhis wing. Mykel became his surrogate father, fill-ing a void far too many young Black men neversee filled.Under my son's tutelage, the young brother's

grades improved, and his hostility and distrustevaporated. He was on the right path, and I hadhigh hopes for him. He enjoyed visiting and learning and had be-

come a member of our family.His only mistake was attending the funeral of a

neighborhood friend—a junior gangster-in-train-ing--- last year. Standing outside the funeral home, a car sped

by, firing several shots. One took the youngbrother's life. He was 16 years old. Sixteen!Stupid, nonsensical violence. Urban terrorism.

Another lost life. Frequently, when I sit on our porch overseeing

my property, images of that young man come tomind. Had to make a run to Walmart after cutting the

grass. I decided to go to the one in Germantown,along the Appleton Ave. bus line. Nearly all of the Black patrons chose to bypass

two central city Walmarts because they feel saferand find a more extensive selection of merchandisein Germantown.We hate to acknowledge it, but the facts don't

lie: The two urban Walmarts run neck and neck asthe most victimized by thieves in the city. And who would be at fault? Community leaders

and politicians would blame the corporation, attacktheir commitment to the community. But we

would know, if not accept, the truth. Who's toblame? Yep, the Neckbones.As I was exiting my truck on the Walmart lot, I

observed a young sister crossing the parking arealeading to the main entrance. With her was a childof about five-years-old who was playfully runningaround her. As they approached a stop sign several yards

from the entrance, a car pulled up and stopped, itstires making a loud screeching sound.The sound startled the woman, who in turn

turned toward her 'son' screaming in a loud voice,“Get ya mudder forking, black ass out of the mud-der forking street!” The child, who was not in danger, stopped sud-

denly as the woman grabbed him by the collardrawing him to her. She uttered a couple of other 'biblical' words, in-

cluding 'little nigger' (n-word), drawing the atten-tion of the half dozen White and Black folks whowere either entering or leaving the store.To be honest, I was embarrassed. We constantly talk about perceptions of our

tribe, about prejudice and segregation. I could only wonder what the Whites customers

were thinking, what prejudices were solidified.I also pondered on what circumstances the child

was living under and what his future held.I didn't intercede because I traveled that route

before, only to be cussed out by the offendingNeckbone. I could only pray the child had a responsible fa-

ther or extended family in this life to balance whatI concluded was child abuse. My wife and I had gone to the Blues Fest on

Brown Deer on Thursday. It was an enjoyable ex-perience. Ran into many old friends, as the festseemed to attract an older crowd.I'm not a big blues fan, but the artists were jam-

min', and the atmosphere was electric.No violence; not even a hint of weed in the air. The security was made up of young brothers

who were obviously trained to be polite and ac-commodating. I did notice an undercover brother,but there was not a single member of Milwaukee'sfinest wearing a uniform at the festival. The event reminded me of the good ole days

when the community could have fun without vio-lence.On Friday, we took my 88-year-old mother-in-

law (MaDear). She was walking gingerly on hercane up until the music hit her. As soon as sheheard the blues…it was a different story. To mysurprise, she was up and jammin'. Our music has a way of regenerating a person's

soul. Such was the effect on my mother-in-law.I was attracted to one of the booths surrounding

the tent and music stage.The booth was owned by a brother from Sene-

gal, West Africa, and included Africentric jewelryand Motherland clothing. The brother, Moustapha Drame, and I talked at

length about his country, which I had visited withmy late son and a group of other individuals a cou-ple of decades ago. The conversation brought backpositive memories I wished more of us couldshare. I long to go back to the Motherland. I want to

take my family to the Ivory Coast, where our an-cestors came from before some were captured andsent here on slave ships.I have had two DNA tests, the second pro bono

by African Ancestry after I expressed my disap-pointment on social media with my 23 and Me testresults. Combining the two, I have in my veins the blood

of Rameses III of Kemet. Both sides of my ances-try migrated southwest through Nigeria and ulti-mately to the Ivory Coast. I am Fula and Mende. The latter being the tribe

made famous by their escape from the slave shipAmistad. After spending Saturday morning doing house-

hold stuff, I took my grandson to the Blues Fest.He met several people who recognized him as his

father's son. It was an awkward but meaningfulexperience. We stopped by the Khepra Jewelers' booth to

talk with Brother Manuel about making a ring formy grandson that he saw my late son wearing in aphoto taken before his death in an auto accident 13years ago. Ah'meer was in town to attend the Bucks' game

on Thursday. He said he purchased his $400 ticketearly in the playoff season. When he could not geta commitment from a cousin to go with him, hedecided to go by himself.I like the Bucks, but $400? I don’t like them that

much! Particularly given he could have gotten$1,500 for that ticket on game day.We root for players who earn more than the av-

erage township and are unaffected by the life con-cerns we face.But I don't' refer to them as 'my' team because I

don't have ownership in it. I don't own stock.Ah'meer was visiting from Atlanta—the new

Harlem. He observed his former hometown wasmuch more diverse—albeit segregated.Lots of new buildings and downtown renova-

tions. But every time he comes to 'visit,' he recognizes

why Kareem Abdul Jabbar wanted to leave evenafter the Bucks won their first champion 50 yearsago.Culturally, for African Americans, Milwaukee is

still in the stone age.I confirmed what my grandson surmised with a

recent report that declared Milwaukee is the bestcity in the country…for White people.It is the worst for African Americans, based on

seven negative indicators, including the highestBlack male unemployment, infant mortality, seg-regation, and poverty rates. I wish my grandson lived closer. My son, like I,

was a single parent. His mother 'stole' him aftermy son died and moved him to Atlanta. I miss himdearly. But I can understand why he and mybrother chose to live in Atlanta. For Black folks,it's like night and day.Ah'meer enjoyed himself while at the festival,

even though he couldn't relate to the music. Wereturned home in time to see the last three-quartersof the Bucks game. I didn't charge my grandsonfor the experience, and we had a delightful time.After an inspiring House of Grace Kingdom

Ministry virtual church service Sunday morning, Iheaded to the paper to finish up some work. I had a half dozen near-accidents heading to the

paper as I drove down Fond du Lac Avenue. Can'tbelieve cops don't line that 'highway' street to stopthe terrorists.One car that zoomed around me and others on

Fond du Lac and Hampton Avenues traveled at thespeed of light and barely avoided vehicles that hadthe right of way. It seemed to be the exact car Iran into a mile further south involved in an autoaccident.After leaving the office, I ventured to my sister-

in-law's house to help her move items into storage.She, too, is leaving Milwaukee, joining an ever-growing line of folks who decided life was betterelsewhere. Talking with my cousin-in-law as she sorted

through boxes of old items, I learned of a women'shat show her church was hosting in a few weeks.I asked if wigs and weaves would be includedsince I've grown to accept them as hats. I have wondered, however, about the new eye-

lash fad. I recall a sister coming out of a Pick NSave on Good Hope Road whose eyelashes wereseemingly a foot long. I turned around, and shewas gone. I assume she used the lashes to flyhome.After finishing helping my sister-in-law pack

(actually, I primarily just supervised), I headedback home to start this column. All of the aforementioned thoughts were filling

my head, and I needed an outlet. Signifyin' is mymental orgasm.Hotep.

SIGNIFYIN’Weekend observationson Blues, culture ofpoverty and foot-longeyelashes(continued from page 4)


LEGALS&CLASSIFIEDS • LEGALS&CLASSIFIEDSSUMMONS

(PUBLICATION)STATE OF WISCONSIN

CIRCUIT COURTMILWAUKEE COUNTYPETITION FOR NAME

CHANGE(For Adult or Minor 14 or older)

(30708)Case No. 21CV003567

IN THE MATTER OF THE NAMECHANGE OF: ETHEL MAEWICKS

I am the Petitioner and state: 1. My address is 6882 N 61st StreetMilwaukee WI 532232. I live in Milwaukee County, Wis-consin3. I was born on 2/14/1956 in thestate of Tennessee.4. My birth certificate was issued inthe state of Tennessee. 5. The name that appears on mybirth certificate is ETHEL MAEWHITELAW6. My current job is DISABILITY.7. a. I do not work in a job forwhich a license has been requiredby any state, or my only profes-sional license is to teach in the pub-lic schools in this state.8. I am not a convicted sex offenderrequired to register under SS301.45,938.34(15m), and 938.345(3),Wisconsin Statutes or a similar lawof any other state.

9. I wish to change my name toETHEL MAE WHITELAWFor the following reason(s) DI-VORCED10. I wish to change the name onmy Wisconsin Marriage CertificateETHEL MAE WICKSDate: June 16, 2021113/7-7-14-21-2021

SUMMONS(PUBLICATION)

STATE OF WISCONSINCIRCUIT COURT

MILWAUKEE COUNTYNOTICE AND ORDER FORNAME CHANGE HEARING

Case No. 21CV003080In the matter of the name change of:KATELYN EILEEN GRIGGS

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: KATELYN EILEENGRIGGS to: KATELYN EILEENBOGRANDBirth Certificate: KATELYNEILEEN BOGRAND

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. PEDROCOLON BR. 18 RM 412 VIAZOOM PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street,Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53233DATE: JULY 27, 2021 TIME 9:15A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 5-27-2021BY THE COURT:HON. PEDRO COLONCircuit Court Judge115/7-7-14-21-2021




Case No. 21CV3252In the matter of the name change of:THEODORE JAMESON WOZ-NIAKBy (Petitioner) KEVIN STARALBy (Co-Petitioner) SHANNONWOZNIAK

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:FROM: THEODORE JAMESONWOZNIAK TO: THEODOREJAMESON WOZNIAK-STARALBirth Certificate: THEODOREJAMESON WOZNIAK

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. HANNAH

DUGAN ROOM 402 (VIA ZOOM)31 PLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, Mil-waukee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE:JULY 29, 2021 TIME 9:00 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 6-22-2021BY THE COURT:HON. HANNAH DUGANCircuit Court Judge114/7-7-14-21-2021




Case No. 21CV003179In the matter of the name change of:ABIGAIL ELLEN GEIGERBy (Petitioner) ABIGAIL ELLENGEIGER

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: ABIGAIL ELLEN GEIGERTo: ABIGAIL ELLEN AUSSEMBirth Certificate: ABIGAIL ELLENGEIGER

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. LAURAGRAMBLING PEREZ VIA ZOOMPLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, Milwau-kee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: SEP-TEMBER 7, 2021 TIME 3:00 P.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 6-29-2021BY THE COURT:HON. LAURA GRAMBLINGPEREZCircuit Court Judge119/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV003078In the matter of the name change of:JOSIAH ANTONIO JACKSONBy (Petitioner) STEPHANIE SER-RANO

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: JOSIAH ANTONIO JACK-SON To: JOSIAH ANTONIO SER-RANOBirth Certificate: JOSIAH ANTO-NIO JACKSON

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. CHRISTO-PHER R FOLEY BR 14 Hearingwill take place by phone please callthe Court at (414) 278-4582 at thedate and time of hearing. PLACE:901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis-consin, 53233 DATE: AUGUST 20,2021 TIME 11:30 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-7-2021BY THE COURT:HON. CHRISTOPHER R FOLEYCircuit Court Judge121/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV003516In the matter of the name change of:

KATHRYN MARY JEPSENBy (Petitioner) KATHRYN MARYJEPSEN

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: KATHRYN MARY JEPSENto: KIT MUSSEY JEPSENBirth Certificate: KATHRYNMARY JEPSEN

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. CARL ASH-LEY BR. 33 Room 500 PLACE:901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis-consin, 53233 DATE: AUGUST 27 2021TIME9:00 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 6-22-2021BY THE COURT:HON. CARL ASHLEYCircuit Court Judge117/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV002789In the matter of the name change of:KELSEY ELLEN RAFFERTYBy (Petitioner) KELSEY ELLENRAFFERTY

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: KELSEY ELLEN RAF-FERTY to: KELSEY ELLEN RAF-FERTY ATNIPBirth Certificate: KELSEY ELLENRAFFERTY

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. KEVIN E.MARTENS PLACE: 901 N. 9thStreet, VIA ZOOM Milwaukee,Wisconsin, 53233 DATE AUGUST5 2021 TIME 3:30 P.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 6-14-2021BY THE COURT:HON. KEVIN E MARTENSCircuit Court Judge118/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV003365

In the matter of the name change of:LILIA ANAIS BANREVYBy (Petitioner) LILIA ANAISBANREVY

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: LILIA ANAIS BANREVYTo: LILIA ANAIS RISSELLBirth Certificate: LILIA ANAISBANREVY

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. WILLIAMSOSNAY ROOM 512 PLACE: 901N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wiscon-sin, 53233 DATE: SEPTEMBER30, 2021 TIME 2:00 P.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, a

newspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-12-2021BY THE COURT:HON. WILLIAM SOSNAYCircuit Court Judge122/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV003793In the matter of the name change of:ROBERT TRUJILLO

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: ROBERT TRUJILLO to:BOBBY BORIQUA TRUJILLOBirth Certificate: ROBERT TRU-JILLO

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. GWEN-DOLYN G CONNOLLY Room 415VIA ZOOM PLACE: 901 N. 9thStreet, Milwaukee, Wisconsin53233 DATE: SEPTEMBER 22021 TIME 9:00 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-8-2021BY THE COURT:HON. TIMOTHY WITKOWIAKCircuit Court Judge120/7-14-21-28-2021



MILWAUKEE COUNTYNOTICE AND ORDER FORNAME CHANGE HEARINGCase No. 2021CV003730

In the matter of the name change of:CHARLES LAWRENCE JUSTUSIII

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:FROM: CHARLES LAWRENCEJUSTUS III TO: KWEKUANANSE MUKIRI HAKIBirth Certificate: CHARLESLAWRENCE JUSTUS III

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. PAUL VANGRUNSVEN PLACE: VIA ZOOMVIDEOCONFERENCING: MEET-ING ID NO. 82008838349 PASS-CODE: 163406. DATESEPTEMBER 7 2021 TIME 3:00

P.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-8-2021BY THE COURT:HON. PAUL VAN GRUNSVEN Circuit Court Judge126/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV002518

In the matter of the name change of:THOMAS BERNARD MOLINA

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: THOMAS BERNARDMOLINA To: THOMASBERNARD MOLINABirth Certificate: TOMASMOLINA-ORTIZ

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. LAURAGRAMBLING PEREZ VIA ZOOMPLACE: 901 N. 9th Street, Milwau-kee, Wisconsin, 53233 DATE: AU-GUST 9, 2021 TIME 2:30 P.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 6-15-2021BY THE COURT:HON. LAURA GRAMBLINGPEREZCircuit Court Judge125/7-14-21-28-2021




Case No. 21CV002517

In the matter of the name change of:FERNANDA TORRES

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: FERNANDA TORRES to:FERNANDA LIZZETTE De LEONBirth Certificate: FERNANDATORRES

IT IS ORDERED

This petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. KEVIN E.MARTENS PLACE: 901 N. 9thStreet, VIA ZOOM Milwaukee,Wisconsin, 53233 DATE SEPTEM-BER 9 2021 TIME 10:00 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-7-2021BY THE COURT:HON. KEVIN E MARTENSCircuit Court Judge124S/7-14-21-28-2021




In the matter of the name change of:JESUS EZELL GARCIA, JRBy (Petitioner) JESUS EZELLGARCIA, JR

NOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: JESUS EZELL GARCIA, JRto: JESUS SNOW SADABirth Certificate: JESUS EZELLGARCIA, JR

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. KEVIN E.MARTENS PLACE: 901 N. 9thStreet, VIA ZOOM Milwaukee,Wisconsin, 53233 DATE AUGUST27 2021 TIME 10:00 A.M.

IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-7-2021BY THE COURT:HON. KEVIN E MARTENSCircuit Court Judge123/7-14-21-28-2021

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MILWAUKEE COUNTYNOTICE OF HEARINGCase No. 2021CV002492

In Re: the NAME CHANGE of:GARRETT ARNOLDGARRETT ARNOLD2033 N FARWELL AVEMILWAUKEE WI 53202This case is scheduled for: NAMECHANGE HEARINGDate: 08-12-2021 Time: 10:00 AMCircuit Court Judge Circuit CourtCom/Circuit Court Commissioner –LAURA GRAMLING PEREZ-32VIA ZOOM HEARING/ZOOMHEARING – SEE INSTRUC-TIONS BELOW MilwaukeeCounty Courthouse – Room 404901 N 9th Street Milwaukee WI53233Re: Name ChangeThis matter will not be adjournedby the court except upon formalmotion for good cause or with thespecific approval of the court uponstipulation by all parties.https://wicourts.zoom.us/j/87592281143?pwd=eFBUVnR4OWZ2eHBKeXRvT3gwZTB4dz09Meeting ID: 87592281143Passcode: 576788 If you have questions or problemsconnecting to zoom hearing, pleasecall the court at 414/278-4480.Please have picture ID and BirthCertificate available at the time ofyour hearing.Note: Please submit Proof of Publi-cation to the Court 7-10 days priorto your hearing. By Mail: Milwau-kee County Courthouse 901 N 9thStreet Milwaukee WI 53233 Attn:Judge Gramling Perez in Person:Courthouse room 104 between thehours of 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Mon-day-Friday Attn: Judge GramlingPerez. Please include your casenumber on all documents.GARRETT ARNOLDDate: June 15, 2021134/7-21-28/8-4-2021



MILWAUKEE COUNTYPETITION FOR NAME

CHANGE(Adult or Minor 14 or older)

(30708)Case No. 21CV003585

IN THE MATTER OF THENAME CHANGE OF: FLORY

MARISELA JEREZI am the Petitioner and state: 1. My address is 6854 W WildwoodCt Franklin WI 531322. I live in Milwaukee County, Wis-consin3. I was born on 6/13/1988 in thestate of4. My birth certificate was issued inthe state –5. and the name that appears on mybirth certificate is FLORYMARISELA JEREZ6. My current job is Field FinancingSpecialist7. a. I do not work in a job forwhich a license has been requiredby any state, or my only profes-sional license is to teach in the pub-lic schools in this state.8. I am not a convicted sex offenderrequired to register under SS301.45,938.34(15m), and 938.345(3),Wisconsin Statutes or a similar lawof any other state.9. I wish to change my name toFLORY MARISELA JEREZ-MASENORFor the following reason(s) Marriedin 2016 but wedding is in July2021, adding husband last name10. I wish to change the name onmy Wisconsin Marriage Certificate11. FLORY MARISELA JEREZDate: June 15, 2021136/7-21-28/8-4-2021




In the matter of the name change of:DEONTRE LEON SPIVEYBy (Petitioner) ANGELAANTESSA COSEYNOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: DEONTRE LEON SPIVEYTO: DEONTRE LEON COSEYBirth Certificate: DEONTRELEON SPIVEY

IT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. WILLIAM SPOCAN RM 401PLACE: 901 N.9th Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin,53233 DATE: TIME: IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-14-2021BY THE COURT:HON. WILLIAM S POCANCircuit Court Judge129/7-21-28/8-4-2021


MILWAUKEE COUNTYPUBLICATION SUMMONS

AND NOTICE(SMALL CLAIMS) Case No. 2021SC9707

Plaintiff(s) AUTOMAX FINAN-CIAL, LLC dba CNAC, W133N8569 EXECUTIVE WAYMENOMONEE FALLS WI 53215vs KYLE LOUNSBURY, 1955 N.20TH STREET MILWAUKEE WI53205Publication Summons and Notice ofFilingTO THE PERSON(S) NAMEDABOVE AS DEFENDANT(S)You are being sued by the person(s)as named above as Plaintiff(s). Acopy of the claim has been sent toyou at your address as stated in thecaption above.The lawsuit will be heard in the fol-lowing small claims court: MIL-WAUKEE County CourthouseTelephone Number of Clerk ofCourt: 414-278-5362 Courtroom/Room Number 400 Address: 901 N9TH STREET City: 53233 MIL-WAUKEE State WI Zip 53233 onthe following date and time: Date:SEPTEMBER 2, 2021, Time: 8:30A.MIf you do not attend the hearing, thecourt may enter a judgment againstyou in favor of the person(s) suingyou. A copy of the claim has beensent to you at your address as statedin the caption above. A judgementmay be enforced as provided bylaw. A judgement awarding moneymay become a lien against any realestate (property) you own now or inthe future and may also be enforcedby garnishment of seizure of prop-erty.You may have the option to Answerwithout appearing in court on thecourt date by filing a written An-swer with the clerk of court beforethe court date. You must send acopy of your Answer to the Plain-tiff(s) named above at their address.You may contact the clerk of courtat the telephone number above todetermine if there are other methodsto answer a Small Claims complaintin that county.Date: 7/15/2021Plaintiff/AttorneyAMY M SALBERG Attorney’s State Bar Number1025449SALBERG TUFFNELL, S, C,18 E. WASHINGTON ST. SUITE101WEST BEND, WI 53095262-353-9556127/7-21-28/8-4-2021


MILWAUKEE COUNTYPUBLICATION SUMMONS

AND NOTICE(SMALL CLAIMS)

Case No. 2021SC012195Plaintiff(s) AUTOMAX FINAN-CIAL, LLC dba CNAC, W133N8569 EXECUTIVE WAYMENOMONEE FALLS WI 53215vs CHELSEA M VARGAS, 3162 S.105TH STREET MILWAUKEE WI53227Publication Summons and Notice ofFilingTO THE PERSON(S) NAMEDABOVE AS DEFENDANT(S)You are being sued by the person(s)as named above Plaintiff(s). A copyof the claim has been sent to you atyour address as stated in the captionabove.The lawsuit will be heard in the fol-lowing small claims court: MIL-WAUKEE County CourthouseTelephone Number of Clerk ofCourt: 414-278-5362 Courtroom/Room Number 400 Address: 901 N9TH STREET City: 53233 MIL-WAUKEE State WI Zip 53233 onthe following date and time: Date:SEPTEMBER 2, 2021, Time: 8:30

A.MIf you do not attend the hearing, thecourt may enter a judgment againstyou in favor of the person(s) suingyou. A copy of the claim has beensent to you at your address as statedin the caption above. A judgementmay be enforced as provided bylaw. A judgement awarding moneymay become a lien against any realestate (property) you own now or inthe future and may also be enforcedby garnishment of seizure of prop-erty.You may have the option to Answerwithout appearing in court on thecourt date by filing a written An-swer with the clerk of court beforethe court date. You must send acopy of your Answer to the Plain-tiff(s) named above at their address.You may contact the clerk of courtat the telephone number above todetermine if there are other methodsto answer a Small Claims complaintin that county.Date: 7/15/2021Plaintiff/AttorneyAMY M SALBERG Attorney’s State Bar Number1025449SALBERG TUFFNELL, S, C18 E. WASHINGTON ST. SUITE101WEST BEND, WI 53095262-353-9556128/7-21-28/8-4-2021


WAUKESHA COUNTYORDER TO APPEARCase NO. 2020FA1166

IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: Petitioner: ANNE MARY HAASand Respondent DANIEL BRUCEVANKOMIT IS ORDERED:DANIEL BRUCE VANKOM ap-pear as followsBEFORE: Honorable Michael PMaxwellLOCATION: Court Room C370Waukesha County Courthouse 515W. Moreland Blvd Waukesha WI53187DATE: August 23, 2021. Time: 3:30P.M. or as soon as the matter maybe heard.Failure by the party named above toappear may result in the court enter-ing a judgement of divorce or legalseparation on all issues in their ab-sence.A copy of this order shall be person-ally served upon the above-namedparty. For further Informationplease contact Sam, Legal Clerk forBranch 8 at (262) 548-7539 or ourmain line at (262)548-7544Dated: 7-16-2021BY THE COURTMICHAEL P MAXWELL135/7-21-28/8-4-2021




Case No. 21CV003792In the matter of the name change of:MALCOLM ALLEN CHENEYBy (Petitioner) RACHEL RENEEKAMINSKIBy (Co-Petitioner) JUSTINMICHAEL KAMINSKINOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: MALCOLM ALLEN CH-ENEY to: MALCOLM ALLENKAMINSKIBirth Certificate: MALCOLMALLEN CHENEYIT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. GWEN-DOLYN G CONNOLLY Room 415VIA ZOOM PLACE: 901 N. 9thStreet, Milwaukee, Wisconsin53233 DATE: SEPTEMBER 22021 TIME 9:30 A.M.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-8-2021BY THE COURT:HON. TIMOTHY WITKOWIAKCircuit Court Judge130/7-21-28/8-4-2021



MILWAUKEE COUNTY

NOTICE AND ORDER FORNAME CHANGE HEARING

Case No. 21CV3510In the matter of the name change of:LAURA HELEN LAMANSKYNOTICE IS GIVEN:A petition was filed asking tochange the name of the personlisted above:From: LAURA HELEN LAMAN-SKY To: LAURA HUHN LAMAN-SKYBirth Certificate: LAURA HELENLAMANSKYIT IS ORDEREDThis petition will be heard in theCircuit Court of Milwaukee County,State of Wisconsin.Judge’s Name: HON. CHRISTO-PHER R FOLEY BR 14 Hearingwill take place by phone please callthe Court at (414) 278-4582 at thedate and time of hearing. PLACE:901 N. 9th Street, Milwaukee, Wis-consin, 53233 DATE: SEPTEM-BER 15, 2021 TIME 9:30 A.M.IT IS FURTHER ORDERED:Notice of this hearing shall be givenby publication as a Class 3 noticefor three (3) weeks in a row prior tothe date of the hearing in the Mil-waukee Community Journal, anewspaper published in MilwaukeeCounty, State of Wisconsin.Dated: 7-15-2021BY THE COURT:HON. CHRISTOPHER R FOLEYCircuit Court Judge133/7-21-28/8-4-2021SUMMONS

(PUBLICATION)STATE OF WISCONSIN

CIRCUIT COURTMILWAUKEE COUNTY

DIVORCE - 40101Case No. 21FA003392

In Re: The marriage of Petitioner:YVONNE MARIE SLUGA andRespondent ATLEY DEANDREGNETHE STATE OF WISCONSIN, TOTHE PERSON NAMED ABOVEAS RESPONDENT:You are notified that the petitionernamed above has filed a Petition fordivorce or legal separation againstyou.You must respond with a written de-mand for a copy of the Petitionwithin 40 days from the day afterthe first day of publication.The demand must be sent or deliv-ered to the court at: Clerk of Court,Milwaukee County Courthouse 901N 9th St RM 104 Milwaukee WI53233 and to YVONNE MARIESLUGA 5603 Brzmble Ct. Green-dale WI 53129

It is recommended, but not requiredthat you have an attorney help orrepresent you.If you do not demand a copy of thePetition within 40 days, the courtmay grant judgment against you forthe award of money or other legalaction requested in the Petition, andyou may lose your right to object toanything that is or may be incorrectin the Petition.A judgment may be enforced asprovided by law. A judgment award-ing money may become a lienagainst any real estate you own nowor in the future and may also be en-forced by garnishment or seizure ofproperty.You are further notified that if theparties to this action have minorchildren, violation of 948.31 Wis.Stats., (Interference with custody byparent or others) is punishable byfines and/or imprisonment:If you and the petitioner have minorchildren, documents setting forththe percentage standard for childsupport established by the depart-ment under 49.22(9), Wis. Stats.,and the factors that a court mayconsider for modification of thatstandard under 767.511 (1m). WisStats. are available upon your re-quest from the Clerk of Court.You are notified of the availabilityof information from the CircuitCourt Commissioner as set forth in767.105 WIs.Stats.767.105 Information from CircuitCourt Commissioner.(2) Upon the request of a party to anaction affecting the family, includ-ing a revision of judgment or orderunder sec. 767.59 or 767.451:(a) The Circuit Court Commissionershall, with or without charge, pro-vide the party with written informa-tion on the following, as appropriateto the action commenced:1. The procedure for obtaining ajudgment or order in the action.2. The major issues usually ad-dressed in such an action.3. Community resources and familycourt counseling services availableto assist the parties.4. The procedure for setting, modi-fying, and enforcing child supportawards, or modifying and enforcinglegal custody or physical placementjudgments or orders.(b) The Circuit Court Commissionershall provide a party, for inspectionor purchase, with a copy of thestatutory provisions in this chaptergenerally pertinent to the action.Date: 7-16-2021BY: YVONNE MARIE SLUGA

5603 BZMBLE CTGREENDALE WI 53129131/7-21-28/8-4-2021



MILWAUKEE COUNTYNOTICE OF HEARINGCase No. 2020CV005454

In Re: the NAME CHANGE of:LORENZO DANTE NICHOLS

LORENZO DANTE NICHOLSFOXLAKE CORRECTIONAL IN-STITUTIONP.O.BOX 200FOXLAKE WI 53933This case is scheduled for: NAMECHANGE HEARINGDate: 08-13-2021 Time: 10:00 AMCircuit Court Judge Circuit CourtCom/Circuit Court Commissioner –CARL ASHLEY-33VIA ZOOM HEARING/ZOOMHEARING – SEE INSTRUC-TIONS BELOW MilwaukeeCounty Courthouse – Room 500901 N 9th Street Milwaukee WI53233Re: Name ChangeThis matter will not be adjournedby the court except upon formalmotion for good cause or with thespecific approval of the court uponstipulation by all parties.Carl Ashley is inviting you to ascheduled Zoom meeting.PIN ZOOM MEETINGhttps://wicourts.zoom.us/j/81235128979?pwd=a1RkNIZtWmFJRG5LVEplR3VBUXdCUT09**PLEASE DO NOT APPEAR INCOURT** The hearing is being held via videoand/or telephone conferencing. Youmay join this hearing by video orphone, but the Court prefers youjoin by video, if you have the equip-ment.

Meeting ID: 812 3512 8979Passcode: 288381 (For both Videoand Phone only users)

Telephone only connection:Dial by your closet location +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)Find your closet local number:https://wicourts.zoom.us/u/aeleU7k1AZIf you have questions or problemsconnecting to zoom hearing, pleasecall court at (414) 278-4548.Milwaukee County Circuit CourtDate: April 20, 2021132/7-21-28/8-4-2021

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