The Cameron Parish 35¢ Election is Saturday Pilot Cameron Parish voters in District 47, of which October 2, 2003 Vol. 47--No. 40 Cameron, La. 70631 will be faced with a lengthy Cameron Parish is apart, are ballot when they go to the Mickey Firth, incumbent, and polls Saturday. Rebecca Shirley. The ballot will contain 6 (Cameron Parish was for- statewide races, a state repre- merly in the district presently sentative race, the Cameron served by Rep. Dan Flavin.) Parish sheriff’s race and The only parishwide race races for police jury in six dis- on the ballot is for sheriff. tricts. James “Sono” Savoie, who has A sample ballot will be been sheriff for many years, is Roy E. Bailey found elsewhere in this issue retiring at the end of his pre- of the News. It is suggested sent term next July. that voters check off their Seven candidates are run- Roy Bailey choices on a sample ballot ning to be the new sheriff and before entering the voting take office next July. booth as they have only three Incumbents in six of the dies Sat. at minutes to cast their votes. seven police jury districts Statewide races include have opposition. The candi- governor, lieutenant gover- dates are listed on the sample age of 80 nor, secretary of state, attor- ballot in this issue. ney general, commissioner of In addition there are 15 ROY E. BAILEY agriculture and forestry and constitutional amendments Funeral services for Ray commissioner of insurance. on Saturday’s ballot. A brief E. Bailey, 80, were held Parish voters will be vot- summary of each amendment Tuesday, Sept. 30 in Sacred Gay Gomez ing in a new state representa- and a sample ballot can be heart Catholic Church in tive district as the result of found elsewhere in this issue. Creole. The Rev. Joseph reapportionment. Candidates McGrath officiated. Burial Gomez to be was in Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery under the speaker at direction of Hixson Funeral Alligator Festival set Home of Creole. Mr. Bailey died Saturday, Lib. dinner Sept. 27, 2003, in a Lake for Sunday in G. C. Charles hospital. The Cameron Parish He was a native of Library will host its third The 18th annual Alligator sold or allowed on the Ottumwa, Iowa, and had annual author’s dinner at Festival, sponsored by St. grounds during the festival. lived in the Creole area since 5:30 p.m. on October 13 at the Eugene Catholic Church, will 1957. He was an Army veter- Creole Fire station. The guest be held Sunday, Oct. 5 at the SCHEDULE OF EVENTS an. He was owner of Roy speaker and author will be PASSAGE OF Constitutional Amendment 8 would per- Grand Chenier State Park on 10 a.m. - Crowning of Bailey Construction Gay Gomez who lived in mit offshore drilling rigs, such as the one above, to be the Mermentau River. Senior Citizen Queen. Company since 1957. He was Cameron Parish while work- brought into Cameron for repairs without the rigs being The festival begins at 10 10:15 - Little Mr. & Miss a member of Sacred Heart a.m. with the crowning of pageant. ing on the book, A Wetland subject to property taxes. Presently Texas and Catholic Church in Creole. Biography. Abe’s Cajun Senior Citizen Queen and the 11 a.m. - Lunch begins. He was also a member of the Mississippi, who do not tax such rigs, are getting most Little Mr. and Miss Alligator 11:15 a.m. - Presentation Market and KayLynn Poole of of the business and Cameron is getting very little. Parish American Legion, Grand Grand Lake will cater the Festival Pageant. of Joseph Sturlese Family Chenier Post 364, and the officials have urged voters to vote in favor of Food to be sold during the Memorial Plaque for largest dinner, which will be your Amendment 8 Saturday. Woodman of the World. choice of stuffed chicken day includes barbecue, ham- alligator award. Survivors include his wife, breast or grilled catfish burgers, fried alligator, boiled 1 p.m. - Auction. Band: Marie Doucet Bailey, of topped with crawfish etouf- crabs and cakes. other activi- Little Chenier Playboyz. Creole; two sons, Troy E. fee. You must RSVP to one of Officials ask support ties include cakewalks, T- 1:30 p.m. - Alligator Bailey, Creole and Paul the library’s branches or main shirt and cap sales, country Skinning Demonstration Traeger, Sumner, Iowa; one branch by October 10 at 3 pm. store, auction, silent auction, 2 p.m.- Silent auction brother, John D. Bailey, Please call 775-5421 with any of offshore rig amend. raffle, space walk, children’s deadline. Many; two sisters, Alice questions. games and live music from 1 4 p.m. - Raffle drawing & Grade, Ottumwa, Iowa and The authors dinner will p.m. Company, Cake Walk & Barbara Simmons, Moline, Four Cameron Parish pub- Mississippi for major renova- No admission will be Childrens Games. include a short book talk and lic officials this week urged tions and repairs, where they ill.; four grandchildren and slide show on her first works, charged and no alcohol will be three great-grandchildren. parish voters to vote for have been tax exempt.” A Wetland Biography: Amendment 8 on the ballot The four officials said if Seasons on Louisiana’s this Saturday. Amendment 8 passes in Chenier Plain. The book was The support was told by Cameron parish, it will help New sheriff will be able a 1995 dissertation presented Charles Precht III, police jury parish economic develop- Police Jury to the faculty of the graduate president; Tina Horn, parish ment, be a benefit to local school of the University of administrator; Bobby Conner, businesses and help to pro- to take salary increase to meet Mon. Texas at Austin that was pub- parish assessor; and Sammy vide jobs for local people. lished in 1998. The book is Faulk, parish economic devel- Administrator Horn has The Louisiana Legislature The new salary allowed by based on the people, wildlife oper. The four issued the fol- also urged parish voters to recently passed a bill that will the legislation can be up to The Cameron Parish and their lives in the marshy lowing statement: support three other amend- permit the salaries of some $109,558.52 which includes a Police Jury will hold its parish of Cameron. “This amendment will be ments on the ballot that will Louisiana sheriffs to be ten percent expense monthly meeting Monday, Louisiana’s Chenier Plain especially rewarding for directly benefit Cameron increased next July when new allowance. Oct. 6 with the agenda meet- is a 2,200-square-mile region Cameron Parish as it will Parish. sheriff terms begin. The Cameron Parish’s ing at 3 p.m. and the regular of marshes and oak-covered exempt the drilling platforms Amendment 1 would pro- The salary increase will Sheriff’s salary has been meeting at 5 p.m. ridges (cheniers) that stretch- used in offshore waters from vide more funds for coastal not affect Cameron Parish $84,700 for the past few Topics that will be dis- es property taxes. restoration. Sheriff James “Sono” Savoie years. cussed at the agenda meeting Cont. on pg. 2 “This exemption will not Amendment 2 would dedi- who is retiring next July. include A. B. Dock Services, take away from Cameron cate some of the tobacco set- However, the law will Cameron Fire Dept. paid Parish revenues as few of tlement to coastal restora- effect the new sheriff who will Outreach tells positions, morbid obesity No new TB these platforms have tion. be elected either Saturday or exclusion on employees med- remained in the parish long Amendment 3 would limit in the runoff election in benefit gumbo ical coverage, and historical enough to be taxed, using our the state’s liability for dam- November. markers. area for quick repairs and ages caused to private proper- The new sheriff will have In observance of Domestic At the regular meeting, cases are going to Texas and ty due to coastal restoration. the option of taking part or all Violence Awareness Month, the jury will hold a hearing on of the increase depending on the Cameron Outreach intention to create the his budget. Agency will sponsor a gumbo Sweetlake-Grand Lake found here and silent auction on Cemetery Board. Jurors also Thursday, Oct. 16 at 6:30 p.m. are expected to appoint Record turnout told No new cases of tuberculo- at the Sweetlake Methodist Shirley Chesson, Scott Poole, sis have been found in Church. Jim Paul Dupont, Ricky Poole Cameron and the one case By CYNDI SELLERS ble voters. Absentee votes Registration Narketa Gautreaux with and Gary Wicke to the board. identified several weeks ago were cast by 392 or 5.5% of the Prevent Child Abuse pro- An amendment to the is doing well, according to Dr. Cameron Parish may be on those eligible. gram will be the speaker. Alcoholic Beverage ordinance Bertrand Foch, Regional track for a record voter This year's high early set for Nov. Anyone wishing to donate will be considered. Director of the Office of Public turnout Saturday if early turnout is being attributed to Registration for the Nov. an item for the auction can Health. trends hold true. According to the large number of local can- 15 election will end Oct. 15, leave it at the District He said that 304 persons Registrar of Voters Ruby didates and their strong effort according to Suzanne Attorney’s office for William had been identified as having Kelley a record 614 absentee to get out the vote. Blood drive Sturlese, deputy registrar Daigle or call Angela Jouett possible contact with this ballots were recorded last with the Cameron Registrar at 598-5716. individual and most of these week. In addition, a record set at church of Voters office. The local agency is cele- have received skin tests. number of mail-in ballots There probably will be a brating three years of service A blood drive will be held Of this number, 40 have have been sent out, 220 by number of parish and state to the parish. Everyone is Sunday, Oct. 5 from 3 - 6 p.m. tested positive for having the Tuesday morning. runoff election on the Nov. 15 invited to the program. at First Baptist Church in TB germ in their bodies and Mail-in ballots must be ballot. Anyone with a physical Cameron. Lifeshare Blood were given chest x-rays and received by Friday, Oct. 3 to The Registrar’s office is abuse problem is invited to Center of Lake Charles will medication. (The figure of 82 be counted, but potentially located on the bottom floor of call Angela Jouetta, parish conduct the drive. Anyone reported as testing positive over 800 people may have the Cameron courthouse. coordinator, at 598-5716. who meets the physical last week has been revised to voted before Saturday’s pri- requirements may donate. 40.) mary election. With 7316 vot- Donors will receive a T-shirt Persons who tested posi- ers registered, over 10% of or other gift. tive do not have the disease those eligible would already Mrs. Dennis to be honored Sat. but should take medication, have voted. provided by the Health Unit, In the last primary elec- By PENNY MICHALKO 20 years. Saturday, at the HHS gym for six to nine months to tion, Oct. 23, 1999, with 7073 Linda Sue is battling can- beginning at 10 a.m. make sure they do not devel- registered, 4443 ballots were Linda Sue Dennis, who cer for the second time and The girls and boys’ basket- op the disease. cast, reflecting 62.8% of eligi- has been the Hackberry girls the benefit is to help her with ball teams will have a free- and boys basketball medical expenses and other throw-athon where people time/clock keeper for over 25 needs. It will be held on sponsor them for the number years will be honored at a of free throws made out of benefit sponsored by the HHS 100. There will also be a three teams Saturday, Oct. 4 from point shooting contest, that 10 a.m to 2 p.m. at the high will be open to anyone, with school gym. Proceeds will aid prizes being awarded to the her with medical and other best participant. expenses. Homemade cakes and var- Linda Sue graduated from ious other items will be auc- HHS in 1968. while in high tioned off by Kenny Kyle. school, she was an outstand- The varsity/junior varsity ing athlete in several sports. girls and boys’ teams will In basketball she averaged each play an inner squad over 20 points per game her scrimmage. The concession junior and senior years. She stand will be open serving was co-valedictorian of her food during the benefit. graduating class. An account has been After attending McNeese opened at Cameron State State in Medical Technology Bank where anyone can make she worked at St. Patrick’s donations if they wish too. Hospital for several years. The HHS basketball After her son, Justin, started teams, coaches, and commu- school she became a substi- nity want to give something TERRY BILLIOT WAS one of many volunteers who worked last Saturday at the tute teacher in Hackberry back to a great lady who has Sabine National Wildlife Refuge to help clear away tallow trees and other intrusive veg- and Johnson Bayou for over Linda Sue Dennis always been there for them. etation. Page 2, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Mr. Poole was a native of Men’s Archery, Robert Hackberry and had worked at Schwark, 1st; Tony Bellanger, Hackberry High School 2nd. Women’s Archery, Anna Vocational Department for It Seems Just Belle Schwark, 1st, Margaret FUNERALS five years. He served in the Savoie, 2nd. Navy during World War II, in the Pacific. He had retired Like Yesterday RIDING CLUB from Amoco in 1982 after 32 ORGANIZED years of service. By Keith Hambrick A riding club was recently FERDIE A. FREY He is survived by two sons, organized in Cameron Parish Funeral services for Ferdie William Artie Poole of The new club, called the A. Frey, 78, of Sulphur, were Houston and John H. Poole Cameron Riding Club, Inc., held Friday, Sept. 26, in Jr., Hackberry; one daughter, Lake Charles American Broussard, Valerie Duhon, had its organizational meet- Hixson-Sulphur Memorial Susan Guarnere, Port Press, Oct. 1, 1929. Scott LaBove, Owens Ledano, ing Sept. 3. Funeral Home. Burial was in Neches, Tex.; one brother, HACKBERRY CC Monique Guidry, Quentin The following officers and Mimosa Pines Cemetery. Milton Raymond Poole, COMPLIMENTED LeBoeuf, Stephanie board of directors were elect- Mr. Frey died Tuesday Maplewood; six grandchil- The Civilian Conservation Boudreaux, Karen Savoie, ed: President, James Cox; Sept. 23, 2003, in the Sulphur dren; and two great-grand- Corps Co. located at Tommy Nunez, Donna Savoie, secretary-treasurer, Kenneth hospital. children. Hackberry, and working on Rosalind Lute, Jeffrey Montie; board of directors: He moved from Hackberry development of the Sabine Harmon. Mrs. James Cox, Audrey in 1966 to the Sulphur area. Migratory Waterfowl Refuge, Pictured above is the after- Vaughan, Sidney Savoie, He was a member of Our ELIZABETH JO was complimented today by noon kindergarten class: Clifford Myers, Albert Guidry, Lady of Prompt Succor STURLESE the Fish and Wildlife Service Daena Dupont, Heath Quinn, Mrs. Albert Guidry, Raleigh Catholic church. He was boat Funeral services for in a report to J J. McEntee, Vonda LeBlanc, Michael Rutherford, Gordon Nunez. captain and owned a tugboat Elizabeth Jo Sturlese, infant director of the CCC. Mudd, Jeffrey Richard, Deric The club will sponsor an service for 35 years. Mr. Frey daughter of Steve and Jessica Wildlife experts, on the January, Joan Broussard, open horse show, Sunday Nov. was a member of the board of Sturlese, was held graveside federal work done by the Blaine Quinn, Michael 1 at the Wayne Foster Rodeo Camelia Bourriaque directors of the Hackberry Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2003 in the Louisiana CCC, expressed Montie, Kim Nunez, Trudy Arena in Sweetlake. Recreation Department. Ebenezer Cemetery in admiration of the Hackberry Savoie, Aaron Savoie, the Survivors include his wife, Cameron. She died in a Lake camp and other camps in class also includes Regina ROUNDABOUT THE MRS. CAMELIA S. Lois Marie Frey of Sulphur; Charles hospital. impounding water, building Nunez. PARISH three sons, Matt Frey, BOURRIAQUE patrol roads and bridges, The Cameron Parish Sulphur, Dale Frey, fences for the benefit of wild TRAP, ARCHERY Development voted to sponsor Funeral services for Mrs. Pasadena, Tex., and Joe Frey, Camelia S. Bourriaque, 100, animals, and other work on WINNERS a “Little Miss Cameron” con- Dickerson, Tex.; three daugh- Library the nation’s wildlife refuges. The Mallard Rod and Gun test in conjunction with the was held Saturday, sept. 27,f ters, Janet Vassar, Carlyss, rom Sacred Heart Catholic Cont. from Pg. 1 Club held its annual trap Fur and Wildlife Festival. Ruth Ann Miller, Knoxville, Cameron Pilot, Oct. 2, shooting and archery contest Terry Clement was appointed Church of Creole. The Rev. Tenn., and Melinda Ellender, Joseph McGrath officiated. along the Gulf of Mexico from 1970. Sept. 12 and 13 with 88 to serve as chairman. Baytown, Tex.; two sisters, FHA OFFICERS entries in the trap shooting Janet Gail Riggs, daughter Burial was in Sacred Heart Lucille Gumm, Refugio, Tex., Sabine Lake to Vermilion Cemetery under the direction Bay. Its inhabitants, some Karen Eagleson was and a good turnout for the of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Riggs of and Patsy Poole, Sulphur; one installed as president of the archery contest. Hackberry, was one of the of Hixson Funeral Home of brother, Jimmy Frey, Carlyss; 6,000 people of Cajun and Creole. other ancestries, retain South Cameron FHA Club at Winners in the contest members of the McNeese 15 grandchildren;and five the regular monthly meeting were: Mens’ Trapshooting, Freshman Court. Mrs. Bourriaque died great-grandchildren. strong economic and cultural Thursday, Sept. 25, 2003, in ties to the land and its teem- of the club. All the girls Charles (Pete) Trahan, 1st, Mrs. Braxton Blake, Welsh. ing wildlife. They call it par- dressed in white. 24; Robert Schwark, 2nd, 24, Cameron Parish Home She was a lifelong resident JOHN HENRY adise . . . but it is a vulnerable Other officers installed (tie settled by a shoot-off), Demonstration Council scrap- of Cameron and was a mem- paradise. In this multifaceted were: Vice President, Diane Raymond Thibodeaux, 3rd, book chairman, holds the POOLE SR. Broussard; Secretary, Peggy 23. council’s book which placed ber of Sacred heart Catholic Funeral services for John study, Gay Gomez explores Church. the interaction of the land, Kelly; Treasurer, Mary Kelly; Women’s Trapshooting, second in the State HD Henry Poole Sr., 76, were held Reporter Felice Dardeau; Shirley Trahan, 1st, 18; Linda Council scrapbook contest. Survivors include one son, Friday, Sept. 26, from St. people, and wildlife of the Andrew Bourriaque of Chenier Plain, revealing both Historian, Jennie Jones; Dahlen, 2nd, 13; Debbie Peter the Apostle Catholic Parliamentarian, Margaret Theriot, 3rd, 13. Lacassine; two daughters, Church in Hackberry. The the uniqueness of the region Dorothy Conner, Creole and and the challenges it faces. Savoie and Song Leaders Junior Trapshooting, Bob Rev. Roland Vaughn officiat- Kathy Miller and RoRisa Schwark, Jr., 1st, 21; Barry Agnes Faye Richard, Welsh; ed. Burial was in New After describing the geog- one sister, Beulah Primeaux, raphy and history of the Reina. Kelley, 2nd, 18; Everette Hackberry Cemetery, under Chapter mothers chosen to Burleigh, 3rd, 13. Cameron; 13 grandchildren; the direction of Robison Chenier Plain, Gomez turns 40 great-grandchildren; and to the lifestyles of its people. help with club activities are: Funeral Home of Sulphur. Mrs. John Richard from numerous great-great-grand- Mr. Poole died Tuesday, Drawing on their words and children. stories, she tells how the Grand Chenier, Mrs. Donald Sept. 23, 2003, in Port Arthur, Kelly from Cameron, and Tex. Chenier dwellers combine modern occupations with tra- Mrs. Virgie Primeaux from ditional pursuits such as alli- Creole. -The CAMERON PARISH PILOT- gator and waterfowl hunting, USPS 086-980 fur trapping and fishing. She SENIOR CLASS ELECTION Telephones: (337)786-8004 or 1(800)256-7323 shows how these traditions of wildlife use provide both eco- Scott Henry was elected as Jerry and Joy Wise, Editors & Publishers; Jeffra Wise DeViney, Advertising nomic incentives for conser- president of the South Manager; Shirley Johnson, Production Manager; Wendi Burnett, Office Manager, Cameron High School senior Annette Brown, Bunnie Peloquin and Julie Fletcher, Staff Members vation and a source of person- al identity. This portrait of a class. Also elected were Earl To The St. Eugene The Cameron Parish Pilot, P.O. Drawer 1486, Cameron,La. Guthrie, vice-president; 70631-8998. Published Weekly. Entered as periodical mail at Cameron, "working wetland" reveals how wildlife use and appreci- Felice Dardeau, secretary; La. and Lake Charles, La. Post Office, Periodical Postage paid. Daniel Calais, treasurer; Catholic Church POSTMASTER; Send address changes to: The Cameron Parish ation can give rise to a stew- ardship that balances biologi- Kathy Richard, reporter; Pilot, P.O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. 70633. Steve LaFleur and Margaret Subscription Rates: $16.30 a year (tax included) in Cameron & cal, economic, and cultural concerns in species and habi- Savoie, representatives to the Calcasieu Parishes; $17.64 elsewhere in La., $26.00 elsewhere in USA. student council. AALLLLIIGGAATTOORR FFEESSTTIIVVAALL SOUTH CAMERON Sunday, October 5, 2003 KINDER KIDS Pictured above is the morning kindergarten class Grand Chenier Park, Grand Chenier, La. at South Cameron Elementary School: Byron — SCHEDULE — • 10 a.m. -- Crowning of Senior Citizen Queen tat protection. Gay Gomez is a native of • 10:15 a.m. -- Little Mr. & Miss Contest New Orleans who migrated to • 11 a.m. -- Lunch Begins southwest Louisiana for the superb birding, Cajun cul- • 11:15 a.m. -- Presentation of Joseph Sturlese ture, immense wetlands, and, not least of all, to assume the Family Memorial Plaque for post of Assistant Professor of Geography at McNeese State Largest Alligator Award University in Lake Charles. She holds a B.A. and M.A. in • 1:00 p.m. -- Auction History from Tulane Band (Little Chenier Playboyz) University and a Ph.D. in Geography from the • 1:30 p.m. - Alligator Skinning Demonstration University of Texas at Austin. She is author of A Wetland • 2:00 p.m. -- Silent Auction Deadline Biography: Seasons on Louisiana’s Chenier Plain • 4:00 p.m. -- Raffle Drawing & Company (Univ. of Texas Press, 1998), a regional geography of the • Cake Walk & Childrens Games • marshes and Chenier ridges of Cameron and Vermilion THE LOUISIANA LOTTERY IS APROUD SPONSOR parishes. Gay has been a OF THE ALLIGATOR FESTIVAL member of Louisiana Ornithological Society since THE PUBLIC IS INVITED - NO ADMISSION the 1980s. She is also an active member of the North American Crane Working Featuring Group and co-founder of the Louisiana Crane Study FOOD -- FUN -- FAMILY Group. TO THE VOTERS OF DISTRICT 4:
The election is getting closer and I would like to thank all of the people who have been so kind to me while I visited in your homes. I am still continuing to make my rounds, to visit with those I have missed. If for some reason I failed to contact you personally, I would like to take this opportunity to ask for your vote on October 4th. I pledge to be for you, a full time Police Juror, with time to listen and to work with all of you. PLEASE VOTE FOR #82 JERRY THERIOT God Bless All Of You! (Paid for by Jerry Theriot) Page 3, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 South Cameron High School News
FALL PICTURE DAY caust Remembrance Project Students will be taking pic- and The Chapel of Four tures Monday, Oct. 6. Picture Chaplins. orders are prepay. Students ATHLETIC SUPER BINGO need to refer to their hand- The Athletic Department is book for student dress code on sponsoring a Super bingo on days when uniforms are not Sunday, Oct. 19. Tickets may worn. be purchased from any Tarpon Athlete. Tickets are $25 each, SCHOLARSHIPS Lunches will be sold at 10:30 The scholarship list has a.m. with the bingo beginning been updated. New scholar- at 1 p.m. ship applications are Holo- SR. BETA Senior Beta members are S. Cam. Elem. selling cookie dough. Anyone can purchase cookie dough by elects officers contacting a Beta member or the school office.
Newly elected officers CLASS DUES presided over the first club Class dues have been set: MRS. SUSAN RACCA of Cameron announces the meeting of the year. Senior class - $10; Junior engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, President, Kimily Bourriaque class - $15; Sophomore class - Amy Marie Racca, to Barrett Charles Natali, son of Mr. introduced the new officers: $20; Freshman class - $15; 8th and Mrs. Stephen (Ursula) Natali of Holmwood. The wed- Cody Jouett and Danica grade - $5. ding is set for Saturday, Oct. 18 at 1:30 p.m. at St. John Mhire, vice presidents; Vianney Catholic Church in Bell City. Through this Jordan Richard, treasurer; SCHOOL EVENTS FOR means, friends and relatives are invited to attend. The Kathryn Reina, secretary; THE NEXT WEEKS bride-elect is also the daughter of the late Murl Racca, Jr. Devon Richard, reporter; Oct. 2 - JV football - of Cameron. Mrs. Valian Joseph Mouton Clint Miller and Brendan Westlake, home. Trahan, CRD; and Buddy Oct. 3 - Westlake, away. Miller and Callie Mhire, par- Oct. 6 - Picture day. Mouton-Morris vows said liamentarians. Oct. 8 - Graduate sales 9 Mrs. Penny Thibodeaux a.m. - Juniors 4-H officer in ceremony held in Creole introduced our new 4-H Agent training, 12 p.m., Tarpon Mr. Jake Fontenot. Guest Hall. speaker was Mrs. Allyson Oct. 9 - Graduate sales 9 The marriage of Derinda The groom is the son of Bourriaque with the Tax a.m. - seniors. Football - Lake Dean Morris and Valian Earl Mouton and the late Assessors Office. Arthur, away. Joseph Mouton was held Lillian Mouton of Cameron. Devon Richard, SCE Oct. 10 - St. Edmund, Friday, Sept. 12 in Sacred He is the grandson of Bonnye Reporter home. Heart Catholic Church in Theriot of Lake Charles and Creole with Father Joseph Belle Mouton of Sulphur. McGrath officiating. Maid of honor was The bride is the daughter D’Juana Nunez and best man of Mr. and Mrs. William O. was Fagon Istre. Morris of Creole and the The groom is self employed granddaughter of Thelma and the bride is an employee Theriot of Creole. of the Internal Medicine Clinic. Hackberry STEEL ROOFING DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS News GALVALUME & PAINTED IN MARBLE, GRANITE & BRONZE $ 95 Trust Us . . . Notes From 9 PER SQUARE MANUFACTURED TO Bourque-Smith-Woodard By GRACE WELCH DESIRED LENGTHS Memorials ROLL UP & SLIDING DOOR SYSTEMS CATHOLIC NEWS CUSTOM DESIGNED TRIM - ACCESSORIES 1818 E. Broad St., Lake Charles CCD classes will begin STEEL PURLINS - INSULATION Oct. 18 for grades 9 thru 12 at Goldin of Louisiana Randy Bourque, 9:30 a.m., Monday - grades 1-800-777-6216 Office: (337) 439-4431 Kindergarten thru 2; Tuesday Owner - grades 3 - 5; Wednesday - grades 6 - 8.; after school until 4:15 p.m.
92 BIRTHDAY Mrs. Helen Colligan cele- brated her 92nd birthday Oct. 5.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED Douglas and Jennifer Benton of Elgin AFB, Fla. announce the birth of a daughter Maggie Deana Sept. 13. She weighed 5 lbs. 4 ozs. Grandparents are Terry and Verna Jean Istre of Carlyss and Gail Benton of Lafayette. Great-grandparents are Lorena Istre of Carlyss and Grace Welch of Hackberry.
SOUTH CAROLINA TRIP Grace Welch and daugh- ters Mary Coot McInnnis of Hackberry and Patricia Kershaw of Houston, have returned home from South Carolina where they visited relatives.
MEXICAN VISITORS Marc and Andela Ibarra of San Filipe, Mexico, George and Heather Ibarra and chil- dren of Orange, Tex., Allen and Ester Taylor of Sulphur visited Norris East and Vicki Holt recently.
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Junior Varsity The Lady Mustangs - Oct. 6, Hackberry vs Johnson Bayou, there 4:30 p.m. Oct. 20, Hackberry vs Johnson Bayou, home 4:30 p.m. Oct. 27, Hackberry vs Grand Lake, there 4:30 p.m. Nov. 10, Hackberry vs Grand Lake, home 4:30 p.m. Hunters ed class is told A Hunter Education Course will be held October 18 & 19 at the Grand Chenier Fire Station on Hwy. 82. Contact Walt Richard at 337 274-2903 or Byron Broussard at 337 538-2454 for more information. Page 4, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Kris Benoit rushed for 139 Tarpons edges Basile yards and Dominique Leblanc South Cameron classes added 132. The Tarpons offensive line did an out- to be honored at H’coming 20-14 last Friday standing job wearing down Basile in the second half. South Cameron High Wayne January; The Tarpons other 2 scores School will be honoring the Brandi Leigh Lavergne; By CHRIS MUELLER The second ranked came in the second quarter. classes of 1954, 1979, and Jonathan Craig Marceaux; Tarpons improved their The first was on a Savoie 1 1994 during the Homecoming Veronica Jo Mararona; Ernest The South Cameron record to 3-1 on the season yard run that was set up after football game on Oct. 24. The Adonile Mhire; Kevin Allen Tarpons scored the only and Basile picked up their a 39 yard run by Leblanc to reception will be in Tarpon Miller; Ryan Joseph Nash; points of the second half on an first loss to fall to 3-1. It was put the Tarpons at the 4 yard Hall at 5:15 p.m. Shawn Nunez; David Michael Andre Savoie to Dominique a big win for South Cameron line. The score tied the game The Grand Chenier High Pinch; Jami Leigh Pinch; Leblanc 10 yard pass play in in a key district 5-1A battle. with about 10 minutes left in class members of 1954 are: Cyril Anthony Porche III; the 4th quarter to pull out a The Tarpons used an out- the half. Louie “Skeet” Barnett; Jude Brandon Primeaux; hard fought victory. standing running game as Basile answered on a Mabel Ann Broussard; T. A. Chantel Shileak Pruitt; Fawvor; Betty Jones; Regina Mary Alisha Shook; Mhire; Barner Nunez; Audrey Kimberly Ann Sturlese; Theriot and Melvin Theriot. Brandi Yvette Sturlese; John The Creole High class Henry Swire; Marcus Wayne members of 1954 are: Theriot; Shaun Leon Trahan; JoAnn Roux; Lionell Jerry Lorton Trahan; Racheal Savoie; Francis Nunez; Freda Marie Trahan; LaBove; Betty LeBoeuf; Kevin Wayne Warner; Kenneth Montie; Yvonne Randall Lamont Williams; Richard; Mary Montie. Danitra Velencia Williams; ALI BETH CONNER, a The South Cameron High Rickey Steven Wolfe. member of the South class members of 1979 are as If you have nay questions follows: contact the school office at Cameron High J. V. cheer- Teddy Authment; Irving A. 542-4628. leaders squad, was Bang; Crystal Boudreaux; named an All American James N. Boudreaux; James Johnson B. Cheerleader at the NCA R. Boudreaux; Renee South Padre Island Cheer Boudreaux; Renee Boullion; Camp in July. The J. V. Ramona Brasseaux; Bonita basketball squad also won the cham- Broussard; Kevin Brown; pion chant, spirit stick, Kim Caillouet; Jerome Johnson Bayou High and a bid to nationals. Carter; School basketball schedule is Other members of the Jennings Clark; Druscilla as follows: squad, all of whom were PICTURED ABOVE AT the grand opening of the Cameron Family Dollar store are, Cockrell; Sam Coleman; Tim October 2; Scrimmage from left: Sammie Faulk, Cameron Parish Economic Development; Mr. E. Matt, Family with Bell City and Singer nominated for the All Colligan; Debra Conner; American award, were: Dollar Regional Manager; Theos Duhon, Chief Deputy Cameron Parish Sheriff‘s Delbert Conner; Delaine D. October 21; Hackberry Department; Marianna Tanner, Chamber of Commerce Representative; Gumbo Gator; Mayard; Debra Doland; November 11; Pecan Kaley Boudoin, captain; Greg Wicke, Chamber Vice-President; James Doxey, Police Juror District 6; Ms. Donna Donna Doland; Ruben Doxey; Island Kami Savoie, Ashley Seaton, Family Dollar Manager. Ladd Dyson; Laurie Dyson; November 21; Grand Lake Thibodeaux, Kassie Bryan East; Dena Ellis; Irene January 6; Sabine Pass Benton, KeKe Lassin, Felton; Patricia Fountain; January 9; Hyatt Rachel Fountain, and Tim Grady; Melanie Guidry; January 20; Hackberry Erika Pickett. Clifton Hebert; Malinda January 30; Bell City Henry; William Jones; Shane February 3; Singer To Our Loving Mother, Leona LaFosse Jouett; Sharon Landry; February 6; Starks 3:35 - Bell City vs. July 9, 1922 - September 30, 2002 Granvel Lute; Mary Diane Johnson Bayous Girls McCall; Marjorie McCluskey; 4:20 - Bell City vs. “Your First Year In Heaven” Mary Louise Mhire; Coy Scrimmage Johnson Bayou Boys Mudd; Patrick Murphy; 5:05 - Bell City vs. Singer Mothers Never Die, They Just Keep House In The Sky Diane Myers; Roxanne Johnson Bayou High Girls School will be hosting a bas- 5:50 - Bell CIty vs. Singer When we are children, we are happy and gay, and our mother is young and Myers; Robbie Nunez; Mary K. ketball scrimmage on October Boys she laughs as we play. Then as we grow up, she teaches us the truth, and lays Pinch; Scott Quinn; Carla 2. Admission is $1 for stu- 6:35 - Singer vs. Johnson dents and adults. The conces- Bayou Girls life’s foundation the days of our youth. Then it’s time for us to leave home, Reyes; Andrea Rials; Karen Richard; Cecile S. Boudoin; sion stand will be selling var- 7:20 - Singer vs. Johnson but her teaching goes with us wherever we roam. For all that she taught us Shadd Savoie; Lorendia ious items. The schedule for Bayou Boys the scrimmage is as follows: and all that we did, when we were so often just “bad little kids”. We will often Savoy; Daphne Sturlese; All times are approximate. Peggy Sturlese; Glenn Taylor; remember and we realize that Mothers are special and wonderfully wise. And Christine Theriot; Martin as she grows older, we look back with love knowing that Mothers are “Gifts Theriot; Michael Brien Theriot; Shannon Theriot; • BIG CLEARANCE SALE• from Above”. And when she goes home to receive her reward, she will dwell Cynthia Toothman; Andy J. in God’s kingdom and keep house for the Lord. So dry tears of sorrow for Vaughan. Saturday, Oct. 4 -- 6 a.m. Til Noon The South Cameron class ¢ Mothers Don’t Die, they keep house in the sky. members of 1994 are: ALL CLOTHES...... Your Loving Children, Barbara and C. J., Wendell and Linda, Charles Ray Benoit; Laurie 25 Marshall and Clarice, Ronnie and Pat Marie Bonsall; Sandy Ann Booth; Larica Shantell FAITH SHARE OUTREACH Boudreaux; Gretchen Luan Mays Breaux; Shelton Adam 1827 Hwy. 27, Grand Lake — Rain or Shine Broussard; Patrick William Clement; Patience Rachell Bldg. with Red Doors east of Grand Lake School Cogar; Amy Elizabeth Davis; Richard Dean Davis; Herbert Allen Doxey; Amanda Gail Duhon; Maranda Alyce Dyson; Rachel Michelle Fountain; Ronald David George; Christopher Neil Dear Friends, Granger; Stephanie Lyn In Memory of Guilbeaux; Leonard Paul I am so grateful to all of you Harper; Tira Luvell Harris; HOWARD for allowing me to serve as Lena Christine Hebert; your Police Juror for the last Jimmy Lee Hebert; On Our 55th Anniversary Christopher Allen Hebert; four years. Kahal Nelson Howard; Ernie Oct. 5, 1948 - Oct. 5, 2003 George January; Kenneth Love builds memories that I am happy to report to you endure, to be treasured up as hints that our local boards, includ- Jeremy Denette 51 yard pass ing the Water and Sewage reception. With 49 seconds of what shall be hereafter. remaining before the half District, Drainage Board, Savoie hit T-John Henry in The Lord will guide you always. Health Unit, Fire Department, the endzone and Nick You will be like a well watered gar- Recreation District and Boudreaux nailed the extra point to tie the game at 14 all den. Like a spring whose waters Library Board are A L L I N at halftime. Savoie completed never fail. GREAT FINANCIAL SHAPE. 5 out of 14 passes for 94 yards on the night. As the dew to the blossom and W e have even been able to ROLL BACK YOUR TAXES The Tarpon defense made for the water and sewage district, fire department, some adjustments and shut the bud to the bee. As the scent to health unit and drainage district. out the Bearcats in the second the rose, are those memories to half. Basile ran the ball well me. I promised you when elected that I would maintain on their first two possessions, but after that were unable to Your Loving Wife Always, an open door policy and I have done my best to make get back on the scoreboard. myself readily accessible to all my constituents. I am The number 2 ranked Rose Mary asking for your vote once again. I HAVE A LW A Y S class 1-A South Cameron Tarpons will travel to take on MADE MY LIVING HERE IN CAMERON PARISH. I class3-A Westlake this com- want my sons and one day my grandchildren, to be ing Friday night. able to do the same. Our focus MUST be on economic development, so that our young people will not have to leave home to find work. I have greatly enjoyed working with my fellow It’s Finally Fall jurors, our parish administrative staff and other offi- cials from our parish and state government. I feel I STOP IN FOR THESE have a good working relationship with everyone. SUPER PRODUCTS There is much more to be done to improve the liv- ing and working conditions in this Parish. With your • Leaf Rakes • Lawn & Leaf Bags vote and support, I want to continue working to • Tree Pruners • Trimmers achieve our common goals of making Cameron a safe and prosperous environment for all our families. • Outdoor Cooking Equipment • LaCrosse Hip & Knee Boots ★ ELECT #85 ★ Sincerely yours, JAMES DOXEY • LaCrosse Steel Toe Knee Boots PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 2003 Wendell’s RE-ELECT JAMES DOXEY Electric & Hardware Main Street, Cameron POLICE JUROR DISTRICT 6 775-5621 Page 5, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Natasha Hicks, Taylor Simon, you’re fully vested in those 50 or older, you’re eligible to Kayla Backlund and Page Managing a 401k matching contributions. And, make an additional “catch up” Sanders. All Hackberry par- before investing, be sure that contribution of $2,000 in Lagniappe Two ticipates placed 6th or higher DO take the time to under- you carefully study the 2003. Many employers will at Short Course. stand the rules. prospectus for any funds in Retirement Home Take the time to read the which you are interested. match a certain percentage of plan material your employer DO contribute the maxi- your contribution to your provides. Know when you can mum. plan. If you can’t afford to set Living Notes enroll and how much you can Your employer sets the aside the maximum, try to By Geneva Griffith contribute. Find out if and maximum contribution as a contribute at least enough to when the company makes percentage of your salary up get the full company match. matching contributions and to a certain limit, which is Not doing so is the equivalent of turning down free money.
By GENEVA GRIFFITH World with African slaves the number of years until $12,000 for 2003. If you’re age
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FOR HOMES BEYOND The Hackberry Jr. 4-H * All of the employees presently working for the Sheriff’s office will be given the opportunity to continue working with Club had seven of it’s mem- the Sheriff’s Dept. THE GAS MAINS bers attend 4-H camp this • Tanks summer. They were Allyson * Narcotics Enforcement in Cameron Parish will be greatly increased and Narcotics Investigators will be full time Sanner, Keithen Nunez, Narcotics Investigators. • Space Heaters Jacob Poole, Natasha Ducote, Trace Buford, Clinton * I will acquire Portable Radios for the Deputies, at present they do not have these, I believe they are very important • Gas Heaters Granger, and Lori Beth Shove. for every ones safety. These can be purchased with Grant money. • Gas Logs Clinton Granger placed in the top 5 in the rifle shooting * I will set up Training programs in Cameron for the Deputies, this is a must for new Deputies. All the Deputies should LAKE ARTHUR sports competition which have Training on a regular basis if we expect them to stay current on the Laws and Procedures to do their job in a pro- qualified him for state. fessional manner. There are already four qualified Police Instructors in the Dept, they need to be used more often. BUTANE CO. Clinton recently traveled to Alexandria for the State com- * I will establish an Elderly and Handicapped check program. Any Elderly or Handicapped person would be able to sign (Formerly Gas Appliance) petition held at Camp Grant up and be contacted daily by an employee of the Sheriff’s Dept. If phone contact is not made a patrolman will check on 1227 RYAN ST. - LAKE CHARLES Walker. that person. This can be done with employees we already have. Other Hackberry 4-H 1-800-256-1287 members who attended Short * I would like to bring the Dept. up to date with current Technology. The Dept. Computer System is using telephone Course at LSU this summer wires between the two Dept. buildings where the Computers are located. This causes the computers to be slow. Wireless OR 439-4051 were Marcus Buford, or Fibre Optics need to be implemented. This can be done with Grant money. * The Dept. reports are still handwritten by the Deputies. As you know it takes a lot of paper work on every case for The Law Enforcement which takes away from patrol time. Computers can be put in the Patrol cars or computer work sta- Cameron tions can be put in strategic areas so the reports can be done directly into the Department Records Computer System by each Deputy. This will eliminate duplicate efforts involving these reports. Right now after a report is written some- Pilot one else has to input the report into the computer system. This can be done with grant money.
* The Dispatchers office has two Dispatchers on each shift. If a call comes in on the 911 system everyone else includ- Customer Services ing the numerous radios in the office must be quiet because it interferes with the 911 operator. If another phone rings Complete the appropriate section(s) below and mail entire coupon to: they are put on hold, if someone is talking they must stop or leave the room, if a radio call comes in that person is told THE CAMERON PILOT, P.O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. 70633-0995 to standby, all noise must stop so the 911 operator does not miss a word they are listening to. There are two 911 sta- Allow Two Weeks For Processing. tions in that office. One of them needs to be put in a sound proof booth so they can accomplish the job without inter- ference from anyone or anything. This way both Dispatchers can perform different tasks at the same time. Change of Address? * There have been times when we get Deputies well trained and they start looking for a higher paying job in the Law Enforcement field because they cannot see their future with this Dept. There is no set pay scale that shows them when If You’re Planning A Move, Please Attach Your their next raise will be or if they will be getting a raise. Several Deputies have left to work at other Law Enforcement Newspaper Label Here, Then Print Your Name and agencies because of this. Several were people that were raised and lived in Cameron Parish all their life. I will look into Address In The Box Below. Send Early To Ensure a set pay scale so we can have something for the Deputies to see what their future with this department looks like.
* The Deputies of the Cameron Sheriff’s Dept. are assigned numerous tasks including animal control. As it stands right Easy Renewal now, if someone calls in for a dog complaint and the dog has to be captured the Deputy has to wait until he can get a truck and a cage or a trap to catch the dog. Special service vehicles can be obtained and used as patrol vehicles, these To Renew Your Current Subscription, Please Check The Appropriate Box Below, Then Print Your Name and Address In The Box Below. vehicles can be equipped with cages and catch equipment so the problem can be solved without waiting. These vehicles can be acquired at the same cost as a patrol car and used instead of a car, they will serve a dual roll. ❏ Cameron & Calcasieu Parish...... $16.30 ❏ Elsewhere In Louisiana & Texas...... $17.64 * At present there are four Investigators in the Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Dept. These four Investigators also serve as ❏ Elsewhere In The United States...... $26.00 Shift Supervisors. Having ten years experience in one of these positions and four years experience as Chief Criminal Investigator I can tell you that an Investigator cannot Investigate and Supervise at the same time and do justice to both jobs. I would like to put Patrol Supervisors on each shift, leaving two Investigators in Narcotics and two Investigators for Felony Investigations. The Deputies on shifts can do Misdemeanor Investigations. This can be done Want Advertising Info? thru the COPS Grants. Please Check The Box Below and Print Your Name and Address In The Section Below. * If money is available Sub-Stations will be put in Hackberry and Grand Lake. ❏ Yes. Please Send Me Advertising Rate Information. * I believe all the above are problem areas that need to be addressed to improve the efficiency and professionalism of our Sheriff’s Dept. I understand that any thing that is changed effects the budget and I will make sure that any changes will fall within that budget.
Name and Address * On my handout card the first three words were EXPERIENCE, COOPERATION AND FAIRNESS. I feel I have the Be Sure To Complete This Section In Addition To Any of The experience needed to make our Sheriff’s Department better. I will cooperate with all public and private agencies in Sections You’ve Filled In Above. order to make this a better Parish for our Citizens to live. I believe in fairness, what I do for one I will do for all. I will From: be honest with you, I will not tell you one thing to your face and do something different once you walk out. I will tell Name______you up front if I can do it or not. If I can not help I will tell you who can.
Address______* I have served MY GOD by doing what the Bible asks of us. I have served MY COUNTRY by serving on Active Duty City______State______Zip______in the US Air Force for nine years, including thirteen months in Vietnam and the Air Force Reserves for fifteen years. I have served the CITIZENS OF THIS PARISH for twenty one years and eight months by working for the Cameron Don’t Forget To Include Your Payment For Your Subscription. Parish Sheriff‚s Dept. I have dedicated my life to the service of OUR PARISH AND COUNTRY and with your help, by The Cameron Pilot Makes a Welcome electing me Sheriff will continue to do so. If anyone has any questions for me I can be reached at home 337-762-3555 Gift. And It’s So Easy To Give. Simply Fill or cell phone 485-8933. Gift Out The Recipient’s Name and Address Below, Then Print Your Name and If you elect me Sheriff my office door will always be open to everyone. I will make you one promise, I will be at my office Address In The Box Above. Rates same as (all day) Monday through Friday except for important meetings, vacation or sickness. Idea in Easy Renewal.
Name______THANK YOU FOR YOUR VOTE! Address______(Paid for by Jerry W. Constance) City______State______Zip______(For More Than One Gift, Please Attach A Separate Sheet.) EXPERIENCE • COOPERATION • FAIRNESS Page 6, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Memorial Home for the homeless is books given now open in Cameron to library By REV. ROBERT MOORE The home is a shelter to New Memorial Books those who find themselves given to the Cameron Parish The old “Henry House” without a place to live there Library include the following, across from the Monkey are those that pack up every- with the honorees and donors Island ferry is open again. thing and come to Cameron in listed in that order: The doors opened to the the hopes of a new beginning, Birds, Alvin Nunez by homeless on Aug. 8 with it’s only to find themselves American Legion, Richard first member, a homeless man stranded there, with no Bros. Post #0176; that had been living under money, and no job. And there Good Housekeeping: The the I-10 bridge. are others from here, for Illustrated Book Of whatever reason, really need Needlecrafts, Opal Boullion a place that they can call by Thania and Bill Elliott; The Southern Garden, home. Diabetes Cookbook, Opal Opal Arrant Boullion by The homeless shelter is Boullion by Dave and Debbie Charlotte Trosclair family; open 24 hours a day seven Savoie and family; Encyclopedia Of days a week. The purpose is SHOWN ARE THE 2003-2004 Cameron Parish Jr. Leaders officers. Standing, from Baseball’s Greatest Needlework, Opal Boullion by to provide a home for those left: Melissa Nunez, Reporter; Natasha Hicks, Secretary; Shylyn Nunez, Treasurer; and that really need a home. The Pitcher Opal Ditch Boullion Jodi and Lin Williams and Angelina Campbell, Vice President. Seated: Christopher Welch, Parliamentarian; Joby by Crain Brothers; family; members are provided with three meals a day, clean bed Richard, President; and Barrett Hebert, CRD Chair. Jr. Leaders Club is for 4-H mem- The Alligator Book, John Vietnam, Buster LeBoeuf bers ages 13-19 from all over Cameron Parish. (Reporter, Melissa Nunez) Whitney Theriot by Ernest by Mr. and Mrs. Conway and a hot bath. The home pro- vides a good clean Christian and Jean Fontenot; LeBleu; combat and assorted weapons Linan and fellow recruits Agri-Culture, John 1) Christmas 2) Holiday environment, where drugs and alcohol are prohibited. Pfc. Enrique training. They performed ended the training phase with Whitney theriot by Charlotte Decorations, Delia DeBarge close order drill and operated The Crucible, a 54-hour, team Trosclair; by Linda Curtis Sparks. All house members are required to have certain phys- as a small infantry unit dur- evolution culminating in an ical checks and a criminal takes basic ing field training. emotional ceremony in which background check. The house Linan and other recruits recruits are presented the Sales & Service __ New & Used is open to the public on sun- Marine Corps Pfc. Enrique also received instruction on Marine Corps Emblem, and day mornings at 10 a.m. and Linan, Jr, son of Judy M. the Marine Corps’ core val- addressed as "Marines" for W e Service All Makes & Models Thursday evenings at 7 p.m. Farris of Cameron and ues--honor, courage and com- the first time in their careers. for church services. Or if you Enrique P. Linan, Sr of mitment, and what the words Linan is a 1996 graduate In Lake Charles want to just stop in for a hot Harlingen, Texas, recently mean in guiding personal and of Los Fresnos High School of cup of coffee the door is completed 12 weeks of basic professional conduct. Los Fresnos, Texas. always open. training at Marine Corps Shetler Lincoln Mercury We would like to thank Recruit Depot, San Diego everyone in Cameron for all designed to challenge new 478-1720 Or 1-800-460-5461 3201 HWY. 14 the support, help and advice. Marine recruits both physi- SERVICE EXCELLENCE We still have a long way to go, cally and mentally. Whether you have a home, small business or industry Linan and fellow recruits began their training at 5 a. McKenzie Pest Control m., by running three miles has the expertise to solve your pest and/or termite problems and performing calisthenics. Let’s Work Together In addition to the physical conditioning program, Linan McKenzie Pest Control For A spent numerous hours in classroom and field assign- Keith Dubrock, President ments which included learn- 717 Gulf St., Lake Charles, La. Better Community! ing first aid, uniform regula- tions, combat water survival, Serving the Lake Area for over 50 years 478-7826 ★ PLEASE ELECT ★ marksmanship, hand-to-hand with the help of God and the MAGNUS (SONNY) people of Cameron we can make a change. A very special thank you to the following: Running a homeless shel- The staff of South Cameron Memorial Hospital; Mrs. McGEE ter cost time and money, at Carolyn Bargeman; Lake Charles Memorial Hospital’s the present time all of this is Nursing Staff in ICU/CCU on the 3rd floor & Cardiac Care coming out of the personal funds of Rev. Robert & Doris on the 8th floor; Doctors Turner, Fastabend, Dunnick, #76 Moore. We have a dream to Condos, & Best; Special thanks to Doctor Brian Clements have permanent housing for & Staff; Extended Care of Southwest Louisiana’s entire POLICE JUROR • DISTRICT 1 males and females. We have staff, without your care & support Mom would not have had to turn down three received the care & comfort she needed & our family the women so far because of the support to stay strong; Doctors Mouton, Rougeau, On October 4, 2003 fact that there are no funds Thompson, Keith & Storm; to the Seniors & staff at the for the women’s dorm to be Cameron Council on Aging/Community Action Agency, (Paid for by Magnus (Sonny) McGee) completed. Once the doors are you were not just friends, you were her extended family open to the women, we will as well; Special thanks to Msg. Irving A. deBlanc for the have to hire paying positions, prayers & blessings of her soul; Hixson’s Funeral Home of for night security and a day- Creole’s staff, especially Ms. Matilda & Mrs. Matilda Ann; time cook. Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, Msg. Louis Our dream is to one day have the land and funds to Melancon for conducting the rosary & officiating the build new dorms for the men, funeral mass, fellow parishioners who were another and women and a large recre- branch of her extended family, the choir who uplifted us ation room with a kitchen. during the mass service; First Baptist Church of Cameron All volunteers and dona- for prayers, food & participation in the choir for the mass To The Voters tions are greatly appreciated. service; to anyone & everyone for the prayers (& masses), The shelter is located at 349 continuous visits, flowers, & food. We thank each & every Marshall Street in Cameron, one of you for being there. you can always reach one of The Enola Mary Abshire Saltzman Family the Moores at 775-5729 day Brothers, Sisters, Children, of District 5: or night. Grandchildren, Great-grandchildren, Great-Great-grandchildren I am asking for your continued support in the upcoming election on October 4, 2003. It has been an honor and pleasure to serve you these past 4 years, and with your vote, I will be able to continue our progress in making “DISTRICT 4 District 5 a better place for all of our families. VOTERS” I have worked hard this past term trying to Four years ago, I decided to run improve our fire protection, which will ulti- for the position of Cameron Parish mately save all of us from heightened insur- Police Juror of District 4. I was for- ance rates. Among other things, I have worked tunate enough to obtain that posi- hard to improve drainage, roads, recreational tion, and since that time, I have facilities, and ambulance services. made many new friends along with with learning so many things about If elected as your Police Juror, I will con- my parish and its’ government. tinue to work with and for the people of I have enjoyed my four years as your juror and I have District 5. I am asking for your support and made myself visible and accessible to everyone by attending meetings regularly throughout my entire dis- vote on October 4, 2003. trict and by answering your requests by phone. I am I invite all of you to the K of C Hall in asking you to consider me as your candidate once more, Creole to eat brisket and gumbo Saturday so that I can continue to move my district in a produc- evening. tive direction. Our roads must be our top priority, and the drainage problems need to be continually addressed. RE-ELECT #84 Help me, so that I may help you solve the tough issues plaguing our district. Please exercise your right to vote ★ on Saturday,October 4, 2003. SCOTT INTEGRITY, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMITMENT TRAHAN★ NORMA JO PINCH #81 POLICE JUROR DISTRICT 4
(Paid for by Norma Jo Pinch) #84 (Paid for by Scott Trahan) Page 7, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003
THE CAMERON COMMUNITY Action Agency WIA staff MEMBERS OF SOUTH Cameron Elementary 4-H club NEWLY ELECTED OFficers presided over the first club attended beach sweep on Saturday, Sept. 20. Club mem- meeting of the year. President, Kimily Bourriaque intro- attended the service provider conference at the Civic Center in Lake Charles. Lana Miller, WIA Coordinator and bers picked up trash and were treated to hot dog and duced the new officers: Cody Jouett and Danica Mhire, drinks. Each member will also receive a beach towel vice presidents; Jordan Richard, treasurer; Kathryn Lori Broussard, Community Coordinator, represented Cameron Parish. For information on the program call donated by BHP Billiton. Reina, secretary; Devon Richard, reporter; Clint Miller Reported by Devon Richard) and Brendan Trahan, CRD; and Buddy Miller and Callie 598-5158. Mhire, parliamentarians. Mrs. Penny Thibodeaux intro- duced the new 4-H Agent Mr. Jake Fontenot. Guest The library speaker was Mrs. Allyson Bourriaque with the Tax carries Assessors Office. Pictured above are Mrs. Allyson b Bourriaque, Kimily, and Mr. Jake Fontenot. o Devon Richard, SCE Reporter o Associate - Myrna M. Conner k s 1820 East Creole Hwy. • Creole, LA 70632 Grand Lake Senior 4-H club with ... (337) 542-4687 • FAX: (337) 542-4687 tells programs for new year Cell: (337) 515-8662 [email protected] ... adventure, mystery and The Grand Lake Sr. 4-H The next meeting of this even history. Pick up and • www.aflac.com club started off their year group will be held on Tuesday, read a book for your en- with a meeting full of reports October 14th and completed joyment. and programs to encourage enrollment cards and dues of participation in the 4-H pro- $ 10.00 must be paid before a gram. 4-Her can attend the October CALL US FOR Mr. Jake Fontenot, the meeting. new County Agent/4-H was Jessica Weaver, Reporter A QUOTE. . . introduced to the club by Ms. Grand Lake Sr. 4-H Club CASH & CARRY SALE Sherry LaVergne, Sr. 4-H organizational leader. Mr. Uniclic Gilbert’s, Inc. Fontenot will be working with Quality Ms. Penny Thibodeaux this Jr. Leaders CERAMIC LAMINATE CARPETS FLOORS year as instructors from the TILE FLOORING SERVING SINCE 1963 Cameron Parish 4-H office. have meet 1-800-200-4250 Short course reports were $ 49 presented by Sara Taylor, ¢ 337-527-9446 Ft. 1 Sq. Ft. Trinity Cline, Brandt Poole The Cameron Parish 4-H 89 1055 Hwy. 27 S. Sulphur and Cody Lemaire. Livestock Jr. Leaders met at the Health reports of summer livestock Unit on Sunday Sept 21 to shows were given by Brandt discuss plans and activities Poole and Cody Lemaire. for the first part of their year. Cody Lemaire told the club of Mrs. Cyndi Sellers talked the Beachsweep Cleanup Day about her many years of vol- to be held on Saturday, Sept. unteering with many organi- 20th and Shelly Granger zations and her work with the ELECT #72 reported on the upcoming Cameron Pilot. Cal-Cam Livestock Show to The next Jr. Leader meet- be held in Sulphur on ing will on Sunday, Oct 19. Saturday, Oct. 11th. THEOS The club decided to meet on A committee was appoint- the third Sunday of each ed by President, Ashley Picou, month. to bring up suggestions for Reported by Melissa Nunez, approval at the October meet- Jr. Leader Reporter ing for new CRD activities. CRD committee members appointed were: Trinity Cline, Alyssa Fontenot, Shelly School Lunch Granger, Cody Lemaire, DUHON Ashley Picou, and Brandt Poole. Menus told A program entitled ìHow to Organize Your 4-H Lunch menus for Cameron SHERIFF Material” was presented by Parish Schools are as follows: Ms. Sherry LaVergne , who Thursday, Oct. 2 - Oven I have enjoyed serving you as Chief Deputy and in other capacities for the past twenty- was assisted by Trinity Cline fried chicken, seasoned rice, and Michael Watson. Ms. green beans, fruit cocktail. three years. The new Sheriff faces many challenges and takes on a great responsibility. If Sherry encouraged the 4-Hers Friday - Chicken fried the department is run incorrectly, it can hurt our parish indefinitely. I do not take this to organize their project work steak, mashed potatoes, responsibility lightly. I am ready to roll up my sleeves and go to work for you as your Sheriff. now, early in the year, to pre- sweet peas, cinnamon cookie, pare to submit their complet- sliced bread, white sauce. It has brought me great pleasure to visit you in your homes and your businesses. I have ed 4-H project books in the Monday - Pizza with heard your concerns and they have become my goals and objectives. They are the reasons why spring. ground beef toping, tossed I decided to run for Sheriff. Your number one concern is the drug problem. I am aware of this 4-H Agents, Mr. Fontenot, salad, buttered corn, orange and Ms. Thibodeaux, present- wedges, vanilla pudding. problem and of course I agree. I believe the Sheriff’s Department, the District Attorney, the ed a cute program entitled Tuesday - Braised beef Police Jury, the Courts, the Schools and of course the community must stand united to combat “The Many Hats of 4-H”. They stew, rice, green beans, mixed the use of drugs and to advocate prevention through education. were assisted by 4-Hers Sara fruit cup, cornbread. Taylor, Marcus Harris, Wednesday - Chicken ala Michael Watson, Trinity king, tossed salad, orange We are not sitting idly. There have been more than one hundred drug arrests since the begin- Cline, Garett Billiot, John wedges, salad dressing, bis- ning of the year and there will be more. If elected your Sheriff, I plan to form a narcotics team Chesson, Kinsey Duhon, cuits, jello with fruit. trained in various skills. I will meet and work with the District Attorney to ensure the cases we Shelly Granger, Cassandra All meals are served with build are strong and I plan to run undercover drug operations throughout the year. Drug Faulk, and Treavor Haviland. milk. enforcement will reduce our theft, auto accident and violent crimes cases.
I plan to continue the D.A.R.E. Program which has been in operation since 1992. Included in this program now are Stranger Danger and Home Safety programs. I also plan on implement- ing Junior Deputy, Explorer, Bicycle Safety, Seatbelt Safety and Safe and Sober Kids into our Happy Ads youth programs and am looking forward to working with our kids. Presently our deputies are post certified trained at the Southwest Regional Law Enforcement Training Academy as required by law. We now have two certified Field Training re Again!!! Officers who are setting up a training program for prior to and after attending the Academy. I Are He plan to set up a regiment of specialized training after the basic training for deputies as they accumulate time. This training will benefit the parish as well as the department. Bon We have maintained a twenty-four hour patrol in all areas of the parish. We also have a third V patrol in some areas. I want to continue effective patrol tactics. I have received a lot of good o comments regarding the deputies and feel fortunate to live in a parish where the citizens and y New Price the law enforcement have a good relationship and are able to communicate. Good a includes Photo and g I think all of us are working to achieve the same goal - that is to provide a safe and healthy Luck Baby Art-work. Bring e your request community to live, work and raise our families. I believe community meetings are important along with photo and I plan to schedule them in each community. You can also contact me at the office anytime. and payment to Clipper Office Supply by The Sheriff’s Department is also a business. I have had my own successful business and I 4 p.m. Monday or Mail to have first hand know-ledge of how the budget works. With the rising cost of insurance and *Birthday P.O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. *Anniversary sometimes unforeseen expenses, it is essential that the Sheriff’s Department maintains a sub- 70633. Ads must be signed. *Promotion stantial reserve. You can trust that this is a priority with me. *League Championship It is now time to cast your vote if you have not already done so. If you elect me your Sheriff, *Graduation Place A Happy Ad I am prepared to work for you. I will listen to your needs and concerns and your opinions. I have *New Baby the experience and the knowledge and I know I can do the job. The decision is yours. Please *Bon Voyage For As Little As vote. Vote your heart and vote wisely. *Good Luck * Engagement $ * Wedding 50 Please remember - EXPERIENCE COUNTS!!! * New Home 20
Congratulations! You’ve found a terrific way to send ELECT #72 ON OCTOBER 4TH your best wishes to someone special for any occasion YOUR VOTE IS APPRECIATED! The Cameron Pilot Call or come by now and make someone’s day! 786-8004 or Toll Free: 1-800-256-7323 (Paid for by Theos Duhon) Page 8, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 All of the dogfights, held pounds, however they had a 6 for bass across Louisiana, has pound 11 ounce large bass. Cane trains now running to 2 teams taking 1st or 2nd They took home $4000 for the Cameron place in each weekly dogfight. stringer money and $400 for serve area cane farmers These anglers then compete the largest bass. in the regionals and so many Other local anglers were go to Toledo Bend for the Johnny LeDoux, Ricky Canik, The Lacassine sugar cane Odom said. “At the site we Outdoors Super Dogfight, which was Carl Broussard, Allen train began rolling last have installed an automated held two weeks ago. Thibodeaux, Rick and Scott Friday, making the first of the scale-control room, ramp By LOSTON MCEVERS There were about 100 Surrett plus anglers from the “cane trains” that will trans- weighing scales and a rail- teams fishing with a $60 Grand Lake, Bell City and port sugar cane from south- loading elevator which was entry fee. We had several Hayes area. west Louisiana to mills in the moved to the site from a pre- TEAL SEASON ENDS marsh, 3 in the rice field and anglers from the Lemesche south central part of the vious cane loading facility Teal season came to an in the sea marsh 2 1/8 ducks Club and other local anglers SAVE OUR COAST state. The train will be of ben- near Lake Charles. end, just as we got our first daily In the 12 days I hunted, that fished this dogfight. The This Saturday is Election efit to a number of farmers In addition to the rail spur north wind during teal season it was a coin toss, but very local team of Darren Day and there are amend- now raising sugar cane in the and cane loading facility, the and it was not a cold one. This much enjoyable. Thibodeaux and Todd ments that could help save northern part of Cameron State Bond Commission and is the way I see it, if you hunt- I got the old hunting boat Morales placed 14th, with 3 our coast and our fisheries Parish. the Louisiana Agricultural ed the coastal sea marsh, teal clean, washed down, gear put bass weighing 7.27 pounds. here in Cameron Parish. Be “With this mode of trans- Finance Authority recently hunting was poor in most up, shotgun greased and got Last year this same team took sure to check out the first four portation we will eliminate gave preliminary approval spots, if you hunted north of out the old rod and reel and third place with 3 bass weigh- amendments and see how you the hazard from the hundreds and the State Bond Hwy. 82, it was better, cross started chasing those old red- ing 11.87 pounds and a third feel. No matter how you vote, of sugar cane trucks on south Commission approval for Little Chenier Road got even fish, however come Saturday place largest bass weighing in be an American, got to the Louisiana highways during funding to construct a syrup better, now the rice fields morning, I’ll hunt those old at 4.84. This year they needed polls and vote, It’s a gift we the three-month harvest and mill for no mo e than $45 mil- were the best. rabbits in the morning and one large kicker bass to help get for free, like in “Freedom” grinding season and help lion at the site. I got a chance to make 4 squirrels in the evening. The put more weight on the three ensure a positive future for After completion of the hunts in the Little Chenier rabbit crop seems good this bass stringer. SAFE BOATING the sugar cane farming com- syrup mill in the fall of 2005, marsh and one in the rice year. The number one team It makes no difference who munity in southwest the mill will crush the cane field and I had 4 ducks daily from Indian Club had three we are, but the pleasure of Louisiana,” Commissioner of and send the syrup to the in four hunts in the north SUPER DOGFIGHT bass weighing a little over 10 boating here in Louisiana and Agriculture and Forestry Bob major finishing mills to the especially Cameron Parish, is Odom told a gathering of pub- east. “We are also looking at a way of life. No matter how lic officials and other digni- an ethanol plant for the site safe we try to be, accidents do taries. in the coming years, but that happen. We really had a bad The sugar cane loading facility is still in the early boating accident last week, facility is the first of a num- planning stages,” Odom said. with two boats colliding in the ber of industrial tenants To All The People Of Cameron Parish Hog Bayou area of Grand scheduled to locate in the 200- Here are a few things that I will do once I am Sheriff of Chenier. There were injuries, acre state-owned site near one critical, so again let’s all Lacassine, adjacent to Cameron Parish: remember when duck hunt- Interstate-10 and the No deputies will be terminated. All of our deputies are my ing, we leave before daylight, Southern Pacific railroad friends with whom I have worked with. I am honored to have it’s dark, please use your run- line, Odom said. ning lights, wear your life- The project represents a worked with these men and women. It would be impossible jackets and slow down at cooperative endeavor between to protect our citizens with inexperienced deputies through- curves and cross trails or the Department o f out the Sheriff's Department. I will work toward deputies canals. It’s worth it! Agriculture and Forestry and the Jeff Davis Parish Office of making decent salaries so they will not have to work a second job to sup- OCTOBER HUNTING Economic Development, port their families. SEASON & DATES through its Landfill Here are a few dates to Commission. I will make myself available at the office Monday through Friday from 8:00 remember. Saturday, Oct. 4: “Department of Agricul- AM to 5:00 PM. I will also be on 24-hour call while away from the office, for Rabbit season opens. Limit 8, ture and Forestry personnel squirrel limit 8, muzzleload- have been working for several any concern you may have. ers (see pamphlet), area 3. months to have the site ready Remembe - We all have I will be at the scene of all major crimes, such as home burglaries, to assist Sunday, Oct. 5, St. Eugene for cane loading and rail the freedom to vote! - victims and supervise the investigation. Church will have the transport to the mills at the start of this harvest season,” Saturday, Oct. 4.
I will take a personal role in the D.A.R.E. and Jr. Deputy programs to insure Alligator Festival at the
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Since wanting to become your Police Juror has been a long WITH time goal of mine, I decided 2003 was the year that was right for me. BP PIPELINE RIGHT OF WAYS I have many goals I would like to accomplish for District 5. The BP Grand Chenier Operations Area is currently updating and replacing damaged If I am elected I will establish priorities and begin with those pipeline markers on its Cameron Parish pipeline systems. Company personnel will goals first. I will strive to complete all of my visions for District access the right of ways by airboat and small 4-wheel drive vehicles for the purpose of 5. completing the marker upgrades. Local employees familiar with the area and aware of landowner concerns in regards to security and safety of property and livestock will be During my campaign I have visited with many of you, always performing the work. The marker upgrades will be completed in October 2003. We at feeling very welcome in your homes. I have enjoyed your vis- its. I appreciate you sharing your concerns and thoughts with BP have an ongoing interest in maintaining the benefits derived from all of the area’s me. resources as well as the safety of our neighbors. Natural gas and liquid hydrocarbons are safe and efficient fuels for heating our homes, cooking our meals, and aiding in I believe, as your Police Juror, my number one goal should transportation. However, in the onshore environment, excavating where pipelines may be making myself available to you on a daily basis. This cour- be present can cause damage to pipelines and create a safety hazard. So, before you tesy I pledge to all of my constituents of District 5. I will be able excavate in the onshore environment, “know what’s below.” If you become aware of a to achieve this goal by receiving your calls weekdays from 4:30 pipeline leak, suspect such, or have an emergency of any kind involving a pipeline, p.m. until 10:00 p.m. and on weekends. If you are unable to evacuate the area immediately and contact the proper authorities. If there are questions reach me you may leave a message on my home or cell phone. you need to ask us about this ad or a pipeline involved that belongs to BP contact us To the citizens I have missed while campaigning I express at (337) 538-2269 for onshore pipelines. my deepest regrets. I hope to visit with you as soon as possible. Bp helps you Know What’s Below by: Please go to the polls on October 4 and exercise your right • Raising awareness through ads like these; to vote. • Working with Federal agencies to ensure our pipelines are permitted and shown on nautical charts; I hope you make me, Phyllis Savoie Pinch, your next Police Juror for District 5. • Reporting incidents and/or safety-related conditions concerning our pipelines to the proper authorities; All of my constituents of District 5 are cordially invited to a • Including regulated pipelines in the state’s One-Call system. gumbo and dance at the Cameron Multi-purpose Building behind the courthouse in Cameron. Gumbo will be served What can you do to Know What’s Below: beginning at 6:00 p.m. followed by a dance. BYOB. • Be aware that striking or snagging a subsea pipeline can rupture and endanger your vessel or crew; Thanks for your great hospitality, • Avoid running aground since some pipelines may have been unearthed due to storms and the surf over time; ELECT #83 • Check your charts for pipelines in your area of operation, especially before Phyllis Savoie Pinch weighing anchor, lowering equipment, trawling, dredging, etc. • Use the Louisiana One--Call system (1-800-272-3020) prior to excavating. I WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR For more information or other assistance concerning our pipelines, call the BP Hotline VOTE & SUPPORT ON OCTOBER 4! at (281) 366-7500. (Paid for by Phyllis Savoie Pinch) BP AMOCO 501 Westlake Park Boulevard Houston, TX 77253-309 RUN: Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, & 30 Page 9, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Time to plant fall N. O. garden show The New Orleans Fall LSU AgCenter's Soil Testing Garden show is slated for Lab. vegetable garden October 18-19 at the New A variety of experts from Orleans Botanical Garden on the LSU AgCenter, as well as Get It Growing For white heads, blanch Victory Avenue in City Park. others, will be on hand to pro- By Dan Gill the cauliflower by pulling the LSU AgCenter horticulture vide programs of special LSU AgCenter Horticulturist leaves up over the head when agent Virginia Fortson says interest to the public. And, it is about the size of a silver the show will provide infor- there will be a sales area Cooler mornings in dollar. Fasten the leaves with mation on where to obtain where plants and gardening October make it a joy to get a clothespin, and check the garden products, where to products may be purchased out and work in the home head frequently. Harvest locate gardening services and from exhibitors. vegetable garden, and, better before the curds of the head what gardening organizations Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 yet, a number of delicious and start to separate. are located in the Metro New p.m. both Saturday and nutritious vegetables will Broccoli and cauliflower Orleans Area. Sunday. Admission is $6 for thrive in the coming cool sea- are heavy feeders and should The show also will fur- adults and $2 for children son. receive supplemental applica- nish a look at the newest ages 5-12. Children under 5 plants, grasses, vegetables, Indeed, some of our tions of fertilizer while they and official Friends of City PICTURED ABOVE ARE the Cameron Parish 4-H Jr. shrubs and fruit trees avail- Park may enter free of favorite vegetables can be are growing - this is called Leader President Joby Richard with guest speaker Cyndi grown here only from October side dressing. Sidedress each able at local garden centers. charge. It will consist of plant and The Fall Garden Show is Sellers and Vice President Angelina Campbell at the Sept through March. plant with 1 tablespoon of 21 meeting. Mrs. Sellers talked about her many years of All of the cool-season veg- general-purpose fertilizer garden product exhibits, an sponsored by the LSU etables I'm going to mention (such as 8-8-8) sprinkled educational speakers pro- AgCenter in cooperation with volunteering with many organizations and her work with need to be planted into well- about 3 inches out from the gram, the kids' discovery area the Metro Horticulture the Cameron Pilot. (Reported by Melissa Nunez) prepared raised beds. stem every four weeks to six and a large sales area. Foundation and the New So before planting, do a weeks, and water regularly The fall garden show also Orleans Botanical Garden. about the show, contact 7495 or e-mail at through job of removing any during dry weather. Fast, vig- provides a plant health clinic, For further information Patricia Fleming at (504) 278- [email protected]. weeds that may have grown orous growth results in larger where people can bring plants in the bed. Turn the soil, and heads and best quality. with disease and insect prob- add at a 2-inch to 3-inch layer Kohlrabi is not nearly as lems for a diagnosis and rec- of compost, rotted manure, well known or commonly ommendations from LSU leaf mold (partially decayed grown as it deserves. A rela- AgCenter faculty and volun- leaves) or other organic mat- tive of broccoli and cabbage, it teers. Soil also may be ter. Add some general-pur- is grown for its round, edible brought in for analysis by the Elect Rebecca Shirley #62 pose fertilizer and lime, stem, which tastes like a mild depending on the type of soil sweeter version of turnip. beets, broccoli, cabbage, car- ★ ★ you have and what it needs. Seeds or transplants of rots, cauliflower, celery, STATE REPRESENTATIVE Remember, never scrimp kohlrabi may be planted now Chinese cabbage, collards, on bed preparation, because it and throughout the cool sea- endive, garlic, kale, kohlrabi, has a direct effect on how well son. From transplants, this leeks, lettuce, mustard, Cameron Parish Needs your plants will produce. And fast growing vegetable is onions, peas (English and once your plants are growing, ready to harvest in just seven snow), radishes, rape, rutaba- don't forget to use mulches to to eight weeks. Harvest the gas, shallots, Swiss chard, A Representative Who control weeds. stems when they range from a turnips and many herbs such Now, for some of the cool- golf ball to a tennis ball in as thyme, sage, rosemary, season vegetables you can size. They are excellent peeled oregano, French tarragon, Knows Cameron Parish try: and sliced for vegetable trays lavender, chives, cilantro, dill, Broccoli is an easy to grow or salads, stir fried, steamed mints and parsley. I’m Rebecca Shirley and I ask and productive fall vegetable. or boiled. For more information on You can plant transplants Other excellent vegetables growing vegetables in our for your vote on October 4. My that are available at area recommended for fall gardens area, contact your parish LSU nurseries now through mid- include cabbage, kale and col- AgCenter Extension office husband, Mark, and I lived in October. Space plants 12- lards. All of these can be and request a free copy of the Grand Chenier for 5 years 18inches apart in rows or planted from seed or trans- Louisiana Vegetable Planting beds. The closer spacing will plants now through February. Guide or get a copy through while Mark worked at produce smaller heads, but Garlic may be planted now the publications section of our Rockefeller Refuge and I total production is greater through November by press- Web site at www.lsuagcen- since you have more plants ing individual cloves into the ter.com . worked at Cameron State Bank. During that time, I got to know per row or bed. soil with the big end down so Get It Growing is a weekly Broccoli heads are har- that the tip of the garlic is feature on home lawn and local business owners and many of the gracious families of vested when the largest about 1/4 inch below the soil garden topics prepared by Cameron Parish. I feel I know and understand your concerns -- flower buds in the head are surface. Space the cloves 4-6 experts in the LSU AgCenter. about the size of the head of a inches apart in rows spaced For more information on such coastal erosion, jobs, education, affordable health care, and safe kitchen match. It is common about 15 inches apart. topics, contact your parish and adequate roads and bridges. I ask you to vote for me and for gardeners growing broc- Root crops also are excel- LSU AgCenter Extension coli for the first time to leave lent for the cool-season veg- office or visit our Web site at give me the opportunity to serve Cameron Parish. the heads on the plant too etable garden. Root crops www.lsuagcenter.com . A wide (Paid for by Rebecca Shirley) long. should always be direct seed- range of publications and a Never allow the flower ed into the garden where they variety of other resources are buds to begin to open into yel- will grow-and never trans- available. low flowers on broccoli, or planted. The tiny root the quality of the head is reduced. seed first sends out eventual- After the main head is har- ly develops into the edible vested, side florets will be vegetable. If this is damaged, produced, and harvesting can as generally happens when continue for several weeks. you transplant seedlings, the These florets often double the result is a deformed root. production of each plant. Once the seeds of root Voters of Cameron Parish, Cauliflower is not as easily crops come up, the seedlings grown as broccoli but is still a must be thinned to the right The time has arrived for “you” to put the right person in the good choice for your fall gar- spacing, or the roots will not Sheriff’s office. I believe this person is me! I had experience in den. develop properly. The follow- the office in the past. My late father and uncles have had a part Cauliflower should be ing are some commonly plant- in this Sheriff’s office as well. As you can see, it runs in my spaced 18-24 inches apart. ed root crops and the proper blood! I have had the privilege of working under two adminis- Again, closer spacing will spacing: beets, 3-4 inches greatly reduce the size of the apart; radishes, 2-3 inches; trations in the office. With this experience, I know the basic head. Cauliflower produces turnips, 3 inches; carrots, 2 ins and outs of law enforcement! Give me the chance to use only one head, so after har- inches; rutabagas, 4 inches; what I have learned and my own ideas to make this Sheriff’s vesting, remove the entire green onions, 1 inch; and bulb department and parish what it can and should be! plant from your garden to onions, 4 inches. make way for planting some- Vegetables that can be Let me assure you that I am strictly against drugs! If I am elected, I plan to thing else. planted this month include assess the major issues of this parish immediately! Some of my major concerns are drug trafficking and educating our children on issues facing them. I intend to set aside officers to strictly monitor and hopefully slow down, if not stop, ON OCT. 4 PLEASE ELECT the drug flow throughout our parish. I plan to continue DARE programs in our schools and possibly add other programs and incentives that educate children on the importance KEITH #86 of education, increase self-esteem, and teach key methods of safety dealing with abduc- tions. I will try to implement programs, working together with parents, that focus on 1st offenses of children depending on the crime. We have to educate our children that there EBERT are consequences for every decision they make in life. If we teach them the consequences H for bad decisions when they are young, I believe these children will turn out to be pro- District #6 ductive, responsible, and respectful adults. Cameron Parish Police Juror As your Sheriff, I will be available in my office and throughout the parish in the substations (Hackberry and Sweetlake) to hear your concerns. As I have stated before, I will treat each of • Life long resident of Cameron since age of you the way I would want to be treated! three, 52 years of age and a Hurricane Audrey Survivor; I am asking you again for your vote and support this Saturday, October 4, 2003. • Cameron Elementary and South Cameron High Your Friend, graduate; Gene Constance #70 • Louisiana State University Athletic Personal: *Retainer Course Scholarship, 1968; *Born in 1938 to Peter and Vida *Lab Field Narcotics Technician Constance, with 5 siblings Training Course • United States Army, Viet Nam Era, 52nd *Married to Georgia (Authement) *Homicide Investigation Military Police and Tascom in Germany, 1970 Constance; proud parents of 2 *Scientific Crime Investigation and 1971, Specialist 5; daughters and their husbands, *Latent Fingerprinting 2 sons, and 2 grandsons *Hostage Negotiation, • McNeese State University, Bachelor of Science *1956 graduate of Hackberry High Principles of Law Enforcement Degree in Electrical Engineering, 1976; School *Auto Theft Investigation *Polygraph School, Scientific • 29 years experience in the Industrial Sector; Member of several organizations: Crime Detection *Holly Beach Fire Department *Numerous Others • 21 years experience with the Operations and *Knights of Columbus Maintenance Contractor for the U.S. *Holy Trinity Catholic Church Career includes: Strategic Petroleum Reserve; *LA Cattlemen Association *Construction Worker *Patrol Deputy • Member of “Our Lady Star of the Sea” and the Attended several schools: *Criminal Investigator Knights of Columbus; *Narcotics & Dangerous Drugs *Chief Criminal Deputy • Assistant Scout Master with Local Boy Scouts *P.E.I. Operator *Self-employed Cattleman Troop 210 (1987 thru 1991) Hello to the Citizens of Cameron District #6 • ELECT #70 • (i.e. From the Ship Channel to the Y) I would appreciate your vote. I want to get more involved with the local community and I think that my experience Gene Constance could be of use. Presently I am semi-retired. My duties as your Police Juror would be my foremost concern. Candidate For Please get out and vote for the candidate of your choice. ★ SHERIFF ★ Remember every vote counts.
(Paid for by Keith Hebert) (Paid for by Gene Constance) Page 10, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 signs of poor nutritional Other seasonal decora- health. tions, including pumpkins, Nutrition expert offers “To make it easy to remem- Prevent a home-grown gourds and arrangements of ber these warning signs, leaves or dried flowers, also advice for healthy aging think of the word DETER- may harbor mold. When such MINE,” the nutrition expert Halloween hazard decorations are placed on a says, explaining that each let- We rarely think ahead to going to be a healthy elderly a closet, high pantry shelf or porch, near the door or ter stands for one word which Halloween can bring unex- our health in later years. Yet, person?” or, “Am I going to other inside storage area can brought into the home, they is also a warning sign. Use pected surprises. Costumes as we age, our bodies go keep my independence?” be preferable to a garage or should be removed and dis- this list to find out if you or and seasonal or reusable dec- through physical and physio- should come to you early in attic. carded at the first sign of someone you know is at nutri- orations can serve as hosts to logical changes, which a life, because that is when you * If costumes have been mold or mildew. tional risk: troublesome molds, warns healthy lifestyle, along with have to prepare your body for stored, check the condition Potential allergens can * Disease LSU AgCenter housing pro- regular physical activity, can the aging process. By 2030, before they will be needed. sometimes be lessened when * Eats poorly fessor Dr. Claudette Reichel. benefit, according to LSU the number of older Allow time to wash, dry clean materials are treated with * Tooth loss or mouth pain The danger can be espe- AgCenter food and nutrition Americans is expected to dou- or at least air out the costume protective coatings, such as a * Economic hardship cially true if the costumes and expert Catrinel Stanciu. ble from 35 million to 70 mil- before wearing. Read labels craft sealant, but the protec- * Reduced social contact decorations have been boxed A healthy regimen can pre- lion people. carefully and follow direc- tive materials can trigger an * Many medicines and stored in an attic or vent some of the changes These days, older people tions exactly. allergic reaction in some indi- * Involuntary weight loss garage. Reichel offers some associated with the aging are more educated and have a * When purchasing a cos- viduals as well. or gain suggestions to reduce poten- process, as well as chronic higher living standard. They tume, try to choose washable October is national * Needs assistance in self- tial allergens during the fall diseases such as cardio-vas- not only want to live longer, fabrics and costume materials Healthy Indoor Air month. care holiday season: cular disease, diabetes, obesi- but healthier. Increasing that are flame-retardant and For more information on * Elderly, above age 80 * Store seasonal decora- ty or osteoporosis, the LSU quality and years of life mold- or mildew-resistant. indoor air quality, Reichel rec- “Anyone who has three or tions in dust- and moisture- AgCenter nutrition expert among elderly is a very The same is true for costume ommends the Web sites more signs from this list is proof containers in a clean, says. important public health accessories: a reusable plastic www.healthyindoorair.org or considered at nutritional risk dry storage area. The back of September is the Healthy issue. Good nutrition and reg- pumpkin may be easier to www.epa.gov/iaq and should consult a doctor, Aging month, which focuses ular physical activity are two falling and fractures. clean than some paper prod- For local information and RD or other health care pro- national attention on the pos- critical factors for the health * Reduces symptoms of ucts. educational programs in fessional,” Stanciu empha- itive aspects of getting older. and well-being of the older depression and social isola- The LSU AgCenter hous- other areas of family and con- sizes, noting that being an “This is the time you generation. tion. ing expert says to weigh the sumer sciences, including elderly person, over the age of should wonder whether you “The warning signs of poor What else do we need to do benefits of storing costumes nutrition and health, parent- 80, is a warning sign for poor care about your health, inde- nutritional health are often to stay in shape, besides and other seasonal decora- ing and family economics, log nutrition, so we need to be pendence and well-being,” overlooked,” Stanciu says. being physically active? The tions that may attract poten- on to the LSU AgCenter Web especially careful with our Stanciu says, noting that if The USDA and the U.S. nutrition expert offers these tial allergens. The health site at www.lsuagcenter.com elderly relatives and friends. the answer is yes, you may Department of Health and guidelines: benefits to allergy sufferers of or call your parish LSU They may need special care want to assess your lifestyle, Human Services have devel- * Build and maintain replacing them may offset AgCenter Cooperative and monitoring. health status, eating habits oped guidelines to good nutri- strong bones. Eat calcium and replacement costs. Extension office. “Physical activity is very and fitness level. tion. Researchers also have vitamin D-rich foods. Start important at all ages, and we Questions like, “Am I developed a list with warning during childhood and contin- have to make it part of our ue throughout the adult life. daily routine,” Stanciu says. * Drink plenty of fluids For example, if you used to every day. Water is the take the stairs instead of the healthiest drink. The elderly DICKIES HOME SERVICES elevator when you were a get dehydrated very easily, child, you will tend to do that because of a change in the • Raise & Level Homes & Camps • as an adult, and you will con- thirst mechanism. They may tinue to do it as you become • All Kinds Of Carpentry Work • become dehydrated without older, barring medical rea- feeling the need to drink any- sons. Physically active adults Call Dickie: thing. It is recommended that will continue to exercise, even the elderly drink at least 8 433-5468 or 802-3461 when they get older. This is Now the Louisiana Farm Bureau brings you health glasses of water every day, OK, but the intensity and the coverage from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana: E-mial: [email protected] even if they don't feel thirsty. duration should decrease * Maintain a healthy protection you need at a price you can afford. with age. weight. Let the Pyramid Also Change Termite Shields The elderly should aim for guide your food choices. Eat a about 20-30 minutes of physi- Put your trust in two companies you’ve come to rely variety of foods, from all cal activity, five or more days on for your insurance needs. groups. a week. According to the “Eating healthy and stay- Department of Health and ing physically active should Please contact your local JOHNSON BAYOU RECREATION CENTER Human Services, about 28 be lifelong goals,” Stanciu percent to 34 percent of Farm Bureau agent for details. says, explaining, “The effort JOB OPPORTUNITIES! adults ages 65-74 and 35 per- of staying healthy should cent to 44 percent of adults at never stop.” •The Johnson Bayou Recreation Center will age 75 are inactive, meaning Wilson LeJeune The nutritionist also sug- they report no leisure-time be taking applications for a Technology gests contacting an extension moderate activity. Lack of 542-4807 agent in your parish LSU Information Specialist for the “Keep It Real” physical activity and poor AgCenter office to learn more diets are the major causes of Cameron Parish program. A High School diploma is about healthy aging. In addi- an epidemic of obesity that is tion, log on to the Family and required/Associates Degree preferred and one affecting the elderly as well Consumer Sciences section year experience preferably with youth. You as younger populations. under the Louisiana “It is never too late to start may pick up applications and more informa- Cooperative Extension being physically active, but Service at the LSU AgCenter tion on job duties and requirements at the sedentary children and adults Web site: http://www.lsuag- become usually sedentary recreation center. You may also contact Stacey center.com/. Badon or Christen Trahan for information. seniors,” Stanciu says, adding, “The older you get, the more difficult it is to start • The Recreation Center will be accepting being active. But it is not www.lancemudd.com applications for a Teen Program Assistant. You impossible!” Even frail elderly can and must be at least 16 years of age and present a need to be physically active, resume’ with past work experience. but under professional super- vision. The most important A New Vision for Applications may be picked up at the recre- thing is to find an exercise ation center. For more information contact that you like and stick with it. Stacey Badon at 569-2699, Christen Trahan at Stanciu lists these benefits Cameron Parish of physical activity: 569-2611 or the Recreation Center at 569-2288. * Increases muscle strength and stamina. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST BE TURNED IN BY * Improves CV function. #73 MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2003!!!! * Helps maintain the abili- Goals for Lance Mudd for Sheriff ty to live independently. * Reduces the risks for Implementation of Certified Training Officer Program Implementation of Current Technology Adoption of Deputy Reserve Program Sponsoring Enhanced Community Programs: a. Youth Activities b. Elderly Security Program c. Stranger Danger Awareness Program for Children RE-ELECT #78 d. Self-Defense Program for Women Reopening the Hackberry and Holly Beach Substations CHARLES Enhanced Marine Rescue Division Come join us at the Grand Paid for by Committee to Elect Lake Community Center Lance Mudd Sheriff of October 4th for gumbo, Cameron Parish PRECHT, III potatosalad, and refreshments www.lancemudd.com while we watch the election results, 4 p.m. til' District 3 POLICE JUROR Saturday, October 4th will be a significant day for all of us - our district, our parish,
and our state. We have gained the right to "I'm asking for vote for the type of leadership that we feel your vote on October 4th." is necessary for our community. The ques- tion to be answered now is such: Do we want continued growth? Please continue to work and grow with me to better our community together. VOTE #78 • CHARLES PRECHT, III #73 (Paid for by Charles Precht,III) Page 11, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003
FOR SALE Learn about your medicines! LEGAL NOTICE CLASSIFIEDS STEEL BUILDINGS - Summer Clearance! Must sell When a doctor prescribes ters worse if your medicine PROCEEDINGS buildings from cancellation. medication for whatever ails interacts with any food or Cameron, Louisiana September 29, 2003 REAL ESTATE Brand new, never erected. you, you expect it to help. other drugs you’re taking. RV SALES But, it may not if you haven’t A set of three free publica- The Cameron Parish School One is 30 X 42, will sell for Board met in special session at MUST SELL - 99 2003 CLEARANCE Sale! unpaid balance! Call Bob - 1- given your doctor complete tions from the U.S. Food and Doublewide in Grand Lake 3:00 p.m. on this date with the fol- Largest selection ever of Travel 800-552-8504. 9/25-10/2p. information and made sure Drug Administration helps lowing members present: Clifton near school. 3/2 on 1 acre on Trailers and 5th Wheels on you’ve gotten the same in you buy and use medications Morris - President, Loston McCain Rd. $65,000 neg. 598- sale. Also check out our motor KELLEY’S KANDLES, return. It can even make mat- properly, and protect yourself McEvers, Dot Theriot, Dwayne 4562. 10/2-23p. homes and mini homes. Kite None Better, Guaranteed! from possible side effects from Sanner, Pat Howerton, and Rachel Bros. RV, Hwy 171 N, Rocky and Jackie Kelley, 542- FOR RENT drug interactions. There’s Abadie. Absent: Marvin Trahan. GRAND LAKE - 3 DeRidder, La. 1-800-456-2724. also information on generic The Board met for the purpose 4465 and now available at the FOR LEASE: Three bed- of considering insurance coverage Bedroom, 2 Bath Brick Home www.kitebros.com 8/7tfc. Variety Shop, 441 Marshall drugs. with fireplace, double garage, room, two bath home, 1/4 mile for the period October 1, 2003 Street. 9/11-10/2p. When your doctor gives through September 30, 2004. on 4 acres, shady oaks, fruit east of Sacred Heart Catholic you a prescription, be sure to FOR SALE Church, available October 1, Mr. John Norris of Norris trees includes smoke house, METAL OUTLET Metal ask what the prescribed med- Insurance Consultants was intro- and air conditioned shop. REDUCED - MUST Sell! 2003. $500 per month. Call ication does, exactly how to duced by Ms. Margaret Jones. As Roofing ~ Carports ~ Metal Eddie Conner, 433-0200 (O), $140,000. For appointment ‘98 16 X 80 Skyline, 3/2, Buildings ~ Patio Cover Kits take it, and what reactions to the Board’s consultant, Mr. Norris call 598-2171, leave message. Master - Garden Tub, 478-7411 (H). 7/24-8/28c. expect, if any. Ask if there are presented proposals as received ~ C’s & Z’s ~ Custom Trim ~ through Mr. M. B. Slocum and 8/28tfc. Seperate Shower, His/Her RV & Equipment Covers ~ foods or beverages, including sinks, large walk-in closet, all A LIGHTWEIGHT Associates and Ms. Nancy Pratt of Metal Doors ~ Windows. 337- alcoholic ones, that you Risk Services of Louisiana. 112 MARGARET Lane. appliances (except washer), answer to heavy duty carpet should avoid while taking the 625-2778. 2241 E. Napoleon, dirt. The Rug Doctor Mighty On motion by Mr. Howerton, Darling starter 3/1 cottage some furniture, huge kitchen, Sulphur. Open Mon.-Fri. 7 drug. Don’t be embarrassed seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the on 1.12 acres in Grand Lake. vinyl siding, shingle roof. Will Pack is compact, but its clean- or afraid to ask the doctor all Board unanimously accepted the am-5 pm, Sat. 7 am-12 noon. ing power is anything but Roof, central a/c, and mechan- pay $1000 of moving cost! tfc. the questions you have. When proposal submitted by Mr. Slocum ical system approx. 5 yrs. old. Asking Below Payoff!!! Please lightweight. Rug Doctor’s hot it comes to taking responsibil- under the name LARMA, a pool Additional access possible call 598-3389, leave message. water extraction process and ity for your health, there’s no with mechanical coverage provid- from rear of property. ALTERNATOR REPAIR vibrating brush clean deeper ed by HSBI & I and building and 10/2p. such thing as an unimportant contents provided by Royal $69,900.00. than anything else. Only question. NIX ALTERNATORS & $24.99 (price change due to Indemnity at an annual premium GRAND Lake - Restricted FOR SALE: Older model Learn more with the About of $352,337.00. Starters - Repairs and new, larger capacity machine) subdivision, 2000 sq. ft. mini- trailer 12 X 68, 2 bedroom, 2 Rebuilt. Foreign, domestic, Medicines package. There are On motion by Mr. Howerton, mum $17,500. bath, has been remodeled per day. Rent a Rug Doctor at three easy ways to get your seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the boats, auto, truck, industrial, Wendell’s Electric & Call ERA Moffett Realty, includes central cooling, tractors, lawn mowers and free publications: Board adjourned. Inc. 436-6639 ext. 261 and stove, hot water heater. $2500 Hardware. Main St., APPROVED: outboard motors. 1723 N. * Call toll-free 1 (888) 8 Clifton Morris, President ask for Grace - 598-2573 or best offer. 129 Clydes Ln, Cameron, La. 775-5621. PUEBLO. That’s 1 (888) 878- Hwy. 171, Lake Charles, La. 10/4oamc. CAMERON PARISH home or 490-5140 pager. Grand Lake. 802-5528 or 802- 433-2813. 3/27-12/25p. 3256, weekdays 8 a.m. to 8 SCHOOL BOARD 5/15tfc 5473. 10/2-16p. p.m. Eastern Time and ask ATTEST: USED AUTOS for the About Medicines pack- Douglas L. Chance, Secretary HELP WANTED CAMERON PARISH FOR SALE: 1999 Ford age. SECURITY OFFICERS * Send your name and SCHOOL BOARD F150, 4 X 4, white, extended RUN: Oct. 2 (O 12) Needed In Cameron Area. cab, towing package, off road address to About Medicines, Please call 1-800-759-3660 to package, chrome running Pueblo, Colorado 81009. Get even more information schedule appointment. 9/18- boards, flowmaster exhaust, * Visit www.pueblo.gsa and take advantage of federal 10/9c. spray in bed liner, .gov to order a Catalog, or to online resources at ATTENTION! AM/FM/CD. 62,000 miles. print out these and hundreds www.FirstGov.gov--your front WORK WANTED Excellent condition. $15,000 of other FCIC publications for door to federal and state gov- free. ernment websites. The Cameron Parish Chamber of ROOFING, CARPENTRY or best offer. 538-2339. 9/25- and Vinyl Siding. Call 542- 10/2p. Commerce supports the following 4021. 9/25-10/23p. Constitutional Amendmendents: CARD OF THANKS — JOB AD — GARAGE SALE TO OUR beloved chil- The Cameron Parish School Board is 1, 2, 3 and 8 T-GAILS IS Closing At dren, all other family mem- bers and to all of our friends. accepting applications for a Louisiana cer- These amendments directly The End of October!! Very, very, very cheap. Everything This note comes to say: tified teacher for a homebound student in must go. Name your price on “Thank You!” Thanks for the affect Cameron Parish’s coast- certain items. White and beautiful wedding cake, the the Hackberry area. brown wicker furniture, delicious food and the decora- line, wetlands and economic white milk glass, carpet, mir- tions. Everything was beauti- Contact: Austin LaBove, Principal, Hackberry rors, desks, Jadite dishes, ful! We realize that all of you development. china dishes, evening gowns, worked very hard to make High School. Phone: 337-762-3305. cookie jars, old bowls, dog this event a success. This was RUN: Sept. 25 & Oct. 2 (S-44) DON’T FORGET TO pen. Mon. - Fri., 9 a.m. - 2 indeed a Happy 30th p.m., Sat., 9:30 a.m. - 12 noon. Anniversary for us. We appre- VOTE ON OCTOBER 4TH!! 7x Square, Oak Grove Hwy. ciate everything that was 10/2-23p. done to make us happy. From the bottom of our hearts we 6 FAMILY Garage Sale, again say Thank You and We T he King and Queen invite you to join them at the 1401 Marshall St. Sorry Love You. Thanks Father about the rain delay. Oct. 4th McGrath also for Blessing from 7 a.m. - 5 p.m., Oct. 5th Our Marriage. • NOTICE TO VOTERS • from 7 a.m. - noon. Baked Roy and Patricia Boudreaux By Ordinance passed February 3, 2003, by the goods, household items, lots of odds and ends, clothing Miller Livestock Markets, Inc. Cameron Parish Police Jury, Cameron Parish from infant to women’s plus Voting Precinct 6 (Grand Lake Area) and Voting sizes and mens big sizes, a Market Report gas stove/oven with vent DeQuincy (Saturday) SEPT. 27: Livestock Precinct 7 (Sweetlake Area) were consolidated Receipts: Cattle 2028, Horses 3 Hogs 27, hood. Look for the flags. Sheep 37, and Goats 128. BABY CALVES: into Precinct 16. The new Consolidated Voting 10/2p. Dairy 5000-7500 per HD, Beef 10000-17500 per Precinct 16 is still located at the Grand Lake HD, Roping Calves (125-200 lbs.) 1.35-1.75 BIG CLEARANCE Sale, per lb. STEER & HEIFER CALVES: 200-300 Recreation Center, located at 108 Recreaton Sat., Oct. 4th, 6 a.m. til noon. lb. Steers: 1.05-1.45 per lb., Heifers: 1.05- Texas Renaissance Festival Lane, Grand Lake, La. All clothes 25¢ each. Faith 1.40 per lb.; 300-400 lb. Steers: 1.10-1.35 per lb., Heifers: 1.05-1.15 per lb.; 400-500 Saturdays and Sundays By the same Ordinance Cameron Parish Voting Share Outreach, 1827 Hwy. lb. Steers: .95-1.25 per lb., Heifers: .95-1.10 Precinct 10 (Cow Island Area) and Voting 27, Grand Lake. Building per lb.; 500-600 Lb. Steers: .90-1.05 per lb., th th with the red doors, east of Heifers: .90-1.00 per lb.; 600-700 lb. Steers: October 4 - November 16 Precinct 11 ( Grand Chenier Area) were consoli- Grand Lake School, Rain or .85-.95 per lb., Heifer: .80-.90 per lb. CAT- shine. 10/2p. TLE: Cutter & Utility: .44-.48 per lb.; dated into Precinct 17. Because of this consoli- Canners: .42-.44 per lb.; Fat Cows: .40-.44 Discount T ickets now on sale dation there is no longer a voting precinct locat- per lb.; Thin Cows: .30-.35 per lb.; Slaughter FOR RENT Bulls: .45-.54 per lb.; Feeder Bulls: .60 -.67 Adult $18.00 Child (5-12) $8.00 ed at Sturlese American Legion Post #364. All per lb. COW/CALF PAIRS: 65000-80000 per Tickets at the gate QUIET, COMFORT- pair. PREGNANCY TESTED COWS: 45000- registered voters in Consolidated Precinct 17 00 ABLE, country living near 750 per HD. HOGS: Choice Barrows & Adult $21.00 Child $10.00 (Cow Island Area and Grand Chenier Area) are to Grand Lake school, only min- Gilts: None; Medium Barrow & Gilts: None; Butcher Pigs: .40-.48 per lb.; Feeder Pigs: vote at the Grand Chenier Fire Station, located at utes from Lake Charles. .60-.70 per lb.; Sows 300-500 lbs. .28-.34 4011 Grand Chenier Hwy., Grand Chenier, La. Convenient, all-electric 2 bed- per lb.; Boars: .08-.12 per lb. HORSES: .35- Special Opening Weekend Prices! room apartments. For infor- .45 per lb. SHEEP & GOATS: 2500-17500 per Run: Sept. 25 & Oct. 2 (S-37) mation or appointment, call HD. Adult $11.00 Child $6.00 598-2171. 6/11-8/27c. MILLER LIVESTOCK MARKETS, INC. Good October 4th or 5th only - Limited quantities avaialble Presents Complete Herd Sell-Out Saturday, October 4 -- 2 p.m. Discount T ickets at most neighborhood (during the regular Saturday Sale) CAMERON FOOD MART Lost Pasture Lease Sale: Approx. 140 Hd of Top $ Notch 2-7 Y/O Brangus, Angus, and X-Breed cat- Community Coffee...... Lb. 3.59 tle. Featuring: 100 Cow/calf pairs; 40 Bred Cows. Market Basket Don’t miss this opportunity to purchase some Grade A Large Eggs...... Doz. $1.09 fine quality Stocker & Replacement cows & Cow/Calf pairs!!! Foremost Milk...... Gal. $2.59 “We Care For Your Livestock” On-line at www.texrenfest.com Coke, Dr. Pepper, or Sprite Hwy. 27 South • DeQuincy By phone 800-451-9198 Reg. or Diet...... 12/12 Oz. $3.39 For more information contact: Jim Miller (337) 786-2995 (office) ...... 3 Liter Bottle $1.69 (337) 515-6988 (cell) By Mail - 21778 FM 1774 Plantersville, TX 77363 Budweiser or Bud Light...... 12/10 Oz. $7.19 Danny Allen (337) 462-4987 (after 7 p.m.) Miller Lite...... 12/10 Oz. Cans $7.19 Elmo Davis (318) 358-3223 (after 7 p.m.) Inland Valley French Fries All Cuts..... $1.79 Kraft American Cheese Singles...... 16 Oz. $2.99 Tucker Swine Farm Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls...... 12 Oz. $1.59 Delmonte Catsup...... 24 Oz. 79¢ Bayou Bengal Blowout Louisiana Hot Sauce...... 12 Oz. 79¢ Ranch Style Beans...... 15 Oz. 2/89¢ Parade Corn, Green Beans, Sweet — Showpig Sale — Peas, Mixed Vegetables, Carrots, or Potatoes...... 15oz. 3/$1.00 Saturday, October 11, 2003 -- 2:00 p.m. Armour Regular Lamar-Dixon Expo Center, Gonzales, La. Vienna Sausage...... 5 Oz. 2/89¢ Betty Crocker Hamburger Approximately 100 showpigs (July-August) Helpers All Flavors...... 4/$5.00 Kelloggs Raisin Bran or Hamps/Yorks/Durocs/Crosses/OPB Cocoa Krispies...... 17-20 Oz. 2/$5.00 • SIRES USED • Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix...... 8.5 Oz. 3/ 89¢ Wesson Oil ...... Gal. $4.99 Shut em Down - McCoy Full Power - Cobb Renuzit Solid Adjustable All She Wrote - McCoy Perfect Step - Cobb Air Fresheners...... 99¢ Billy The Kid - Lean Value Fair Warning - Cobb Scott Paper Towels...... 8 Roll Pkg. $4.99 Without Warning - Lean Value Foot Loose - Lean Value We’re in Hackberry each Small Bone Spare Ribs...... Lb. $1.69 Pucker Up - Maddox 20-20 - Tom Farrer Wednesday at 399 Main St. Bryan Franks...... 12 oz. $1.59 Power Play - 4-2 - LVS Inside DeBarge’s Convenience Store Regular Ground Meat...... Lb. $1.59 Bones - Tucker Fred - SGI Phone: 762-4253 Hillshire Mixed Sausage...... Lb. $2.19 Dark Side - McCoy Bump & Grind - LVS Hwy. 27, Creole HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR 12 Oclock - McCoy SALTWATER FISHING SUPPLIES 542-4807 Tim Dupont, Soundness, Heavy Boned, Wide Based, Long Bodied, Heavy Special Agent VISIT OUR DELI FOR SHAKES, PO-BOYS, HOT DOGS, ETC. Muscled, and With that SHOWPIG look. If this sounds like Specials Good Oct. 2 - 8, 2003 the pigs you are looking for, DON’T MISS THIS ONE!!! Open: Mon. - Sat. -- 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. We Accept Food Stamps & WIC For More Information Call: 476 Marshall St., Cameron • NOW ACCEPTING MAJOR CREDIT CARDS • Tucker Swine Farm at (225) 683-8002 775-5217 Page 12, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 the State Land and Natural Any heir or creditor who oppos- begin Nov. 1 and the 1st of each permit action may be submitted to Resources Building, 625 North 4th es the proposed sale must file an month thereafter. Second by Mrs. Ms. Soumaya Ghosn at LDEQ, Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. opposition within seven days from Booth. None opposed. Mrs. Public Participation Group, P.O. LEGAL NOTICES Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 the day on which the last publica- Mooney abstained. Motion Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- p.m., Monday thru Friday. The tion of this notice appears. Carried. 4313. Written comments and/or public is requested to submit com- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS the Cameron Parish School Board BY ORDER OF THE CLERK OF Mrs. Mooney discussed the written requests must be received ments to the Coastal Management Sealed proposals for the con- shall demand such additional pay- COURT success of the recently purchased by 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Division, Attention: OCS Plans, P. struction of the following project ment as necessary to bring the By: /s/Recia Willis 12 lead monitor upgrade. She stat- November 6, 2003. Written com- O. Box 44487, Baton Rouge, will be received by the Cameron value adjustment to a full one- Deputy Clerk ed the hospital E. R. found the ments will be considered prior to a Louisiana 70804-4487. Comments Parish Gravity Drainage District 5 sixth (1/6) of crops produced and RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 1 new capability valuable to patient final permit decision. must be received within 15 days of until 5:00 PM on 7 October 2003 at harvested on any and all listed care. If LDEQ finds a significant the date of this notice or 15 days the Grand Chenier Fire Station, sections, and thirty-five percent PUBLIC NOTICE Mrs. Mooney motioned that degree of public interest, a public after the Coastal Management 4011 Grand Chenier Hwy., Grand (35%) of cash market value of all (date) Mr. Broussard seek price quotes hearing will be held. LDEQ will Division obtains a copy of the plan Chenier, Louisiana 70643. alligators harvested by lessee. The Coastal Management for upgrading the remaining car- send notification of the final per- and it is available for public Project Number: 2003-08 Lessor reserves the right to gather Division of The Louisiana diac monitors in need of 12 lead mit decision to the applicant and inspection. This public notice is Levee Maintenance in the and dispose of alligator eggs from Department of Natural Resources upgrades. Second by Mrs Booth. to each person who has submitted provided to meet the requirements Grand Chenier Area. the lease premises, without any Periodic Review of Local Coastal None opposed. Motion Carried. written comments or a written of the NOAA Regulations on The rules and regulations for compensation to lessee. Programs The board reviewed applica- request for notification of the final Federal Consistency with the State Licensing Board for con- The surface rights and privi- FY 2001-2003 tions for the vacant secretary posi- decision. approved Coastal Management tractors will apply. The project is leges granted in the lease are Notice is hereby given that the tion. After careful review of each The application, draft permit, Programs. classified by the State of Lou- restricted to range, trapping, State Coastal Zone Management applicant’s qualifications by each and statement of basis are avail- RUN: Oct. 2 - O 8 isiana Licensing Board for hunting, farming, and fishing and Program will be conducting peri- board member, Mr. McEvers able for review at the LDEQ, Contractors as Category III these rights shall in no way, man- odic reviews of the approved motioned to hire Diane Conner for Public Records Center, Room 127, CAMERON PARISH POLICE (Heavy Construction) and all ner, or form interfere with the parish Local Coastal Programs the position. Second by Mrs. 602 North 5th Street, Baton JURY prospective bidders must be granting of a mineral lease or the (LCP), pursuant to La. R. S. Mooney. None opposed. Motion Rouge, LA. Viewing hours are AGENDA licensed under this category. full utilization of all rights and 49:214.28(H)(3). The reviews will carried. from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., OCTOBER 6, 2003 Proposal forms will not be privileges granted in any mineral take place between 10/13/03 and Ms. Trosclair motioned to Monday through Friday (except 1. Call to Order. issued later than 24 hours prior to lease. 11/06/03. Documentation relevant adjourn. Second by Mrs. Mooney. holidays). 2. Pledge of Allegiance. the hour and date set for receiving It is further agreed and under- to the review will be available to None opposed. Motion carried. Inquiries or requests for addi- 3. Reading of Minutes. proposals. Every bid submitted stood between the contracting par- the public at the state Coastal /s/Phyllis S. Pinch tional information regarding this 4. Drilling and Pipeline shall be accompanied by a certified ties hereto that this lease shall be Management Division offices on President permit action should be directed to Permits: check or bid bond in the amount of heritable, but shall not be subject the 10th floor of the LaSalle RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 4 Mr. Scott B. Pierce, LDEQ, a. Jordan Oil Company - 5% of the bid and shall be made to mortgage, pledge, hypotheca- Building at 617 N. 3rd St., Baton Permits Division, P.O. Box 4313, Creole, Section 29, T14S, R7W, payable to the Cameron Parish tion or seizure and sale, nor shall Rogue, LA 70802. Coastal PUBLIC NOTICE Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4313, Nunez, et al No. 2, South Creole Gravity Drainage District 5. the said lease be assigned, sub- Management Division will be LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT phone (225) 219-3400. Field, Cameron Parish LA. Full information and proposal leased, or otherwise transferred by accepting comments from the date OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUAL- Persons wishing to be included (031001). forms are available at the office of the said lessee unless authorized of publication to 11/20/03. The ITY (LDEQ) on the mailing list for permit b. Manti Operating Company - Lonnie G. Harper & Associates, by prior written approval of the public is invited to submit com- SAMUEL GARY JR. & ASSO- actions involving this facility Cameron, Section 22, T13S, R9W, Inc., Post Office Box 229, Grand lessor. Such assignment, sublease ments by mail or email for consid- CIATES, INC. - ODOM #1 should contact Ms. Soumaya Henry Nos. 1, 2, & 3 Wells, (pro- Chenier, Louisiana 70643-0229 or transfer of said lease shall be eration during the review. DRAFT WATER DISCHARGE Ghosn in writing at LDEQ, P.O. posed mitigation), Cameron (337) 538-2574. Plans and specifi- subject to terms and conditions as Correspondence should be PERMIT Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- Parish, LA. (031004). cations may be inspected upon may be deemed proper by the addressed to: Mr. Gregory J. The LDEQ, Office of 4313, phone (225) 219-3276, or by c. Denbuny Resources, Inc. - deposit of $50.00 per set. Bids lessor. Terms and conditions for DuCote, Program Manager, Environmental Services, is accept- email at [email protected]. Lowry, Section 10, T12S, R4W, SL must be submitted on proposal subleasing may be obtained by Louisiana Department of Natural ing written comments on a Draft All correspondence should 17314 No. 1 Well, (proposed drill- forms provided by the engineer. contacting the Cameron Parish Resources, Coastal Management Louisiana Pollutant Discharge specify AI115130, LA0118338, and site extension & structures), Official action will be taken at the School Board land manager. Division, P. O. Box 44487, Baton Elimination System (LPDES) per- Activity Tracking Number Cameron Parish, LA. (031005). regularly scheduled Cameron The Cameron Parish School Rouge, LA 70804-4487 mit prepared for Samuel Gary Jr. PER20030001. d. Sandalwood Oil & Gas, Inc. - Parish Gravity Drainage District 5 Board does not warrant or provide [email protected]. & Associates, Inc., Odom #1, c/o RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 6 Offshore, West Cameron Area, meeting. The Cameron Parish ingress or egress to the leased RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 2 Brammer Engineering, Inc., 333 Block 5 Prospect, (proposed jack- Gravity Drainage District 5 premises. Ingress and egress is Texas Street, Suite 1425, PUBLIC NOTICE up rig, accessory barges & appur- reserves the right to reject any or the sole responsibility of lessee. Proceedings Shreveport, Louisiana, 71101- LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF tenant structures), Cameron all the proposals and to waive Bids will be received until the Cameron Parish Water and 5323. The facility is located in ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Parish, LA. (031007). informalities. hour of 1:00 p.m., Friday, October Wastewater #1 Gum Cove Field, approximately 2 (LDEQ) e. Sam Gary, Jr. & Associates, Cameron Parish Gravity Drainage 10, 2003. August 28, 2003 miles west of Cameron Farms, in SAMUEL GARY JR. & ASSOCI- Inc. - NW Corner of Cameron District 5 All bids received will be con- The Cameron Parish Water Cameron Parish. ATES, INC. - MATILDA GRAY #1 Parish, Sections 7, 8, 17 & 18, /s/ D. Y. Doland, Jr. sidered in public session of the and Wastewater District No. 1 The principal discharge from DRAFT WATER DISCHARGE T12S, R12W, Sections 11 & 12, RUN: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 1 (S-17) Cameron Parish School Board in Board meet in regular session on this proposed source will be PERMIT T12S, R13W, Bonne Terre Cameron, Louisiana on Monday, Wednesday, August 28, 2003 at made into Bancroft Canal, waters The LDEQ, Office of Exploration Co, LLC 8 No. 1, (pro- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS October 13, 2003 7:00 p.m. in the Board Room locat- of the state classified for primary Environmental Services, is accept- posed 6” pipeline), Cameron Sealed proposals for the con- The Board reserves the right ed at 126 Ann Street, in the village contact recreation, secondary con- ing written comments on a Draft Parish, LA. (031010). struction of the following project to reject any and all bids received. of Cameron, Louisiana. tact recreation, and propagation of Louisiana Pollutant Discharge f. Ballard Exploration Co., Inc. will be received by the Cameron BY: Members present were: J. C. fish and wildlife. Under the SIC Elimination System (LPDES) per- - Sabine Lake, State Lease 17131, Parish Police Jury until 2:00 PM Douglas L. Chance, Murphy, Paul Duhon, Vergy 1311, the applicant proposes to mit prepared for Samuel Gary Jr. Well No. 001, (proposed well loca- on 6 October, 2003 at the Cameron Superintendent Hebert, Bobby Doxey, Tammy discharge certain wastewater & Associates, Inc., Matilda Gray, tion), Cameron Parish, LA. Parish Police Jury Annex, 110 CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL Peshoff, Ronald January, and streams associated with oil and c/o Brammer Engineering, Inc., (031008). Smith Circle, Cameron, Louisiana BOARD Chris Hebert. gas exploration, development and 333 Texas Street, Suite 1425, g. Duncan Oil, Inc. - Johnson 70631. L. C. AMERICAN PRESS Board President J. C. Murphy production operations from a pro- Shreveport, Louisiana, 71101- Bayou, Section 8, T15S, R14W, Project Number: 2003-09 CAMERON PILOT called the meeting to order. posed oilfield facility. 5323. The facility is located in Domatti, et al, No. 1, (proposed Jetty Pier Pavilion RUN: Sept. 18, 25, Oct. 2 (S 30) The minutes for the previous During the preparation of this Marceaux Island Field, approxi- installation of (2) 3” pipelines, The rules and regulations for months meeting were approved as permit, it has been determined mately 12 miles northwest of board road and ring levee), the State Licensing Board for con- NOTICE read. that the discharge will have no Johnsons Bayou, in Cameron Cameron Parish, LA. (031009). tractors will apply; the project Anyone knowing the where- On a motion by Ronald adverse impact on the existing Parish. h. James A. Whitson, Jr. - being classified as: abouts of Philomena Avant January and seconded by Vergy uses of the receiving waterbody. The principal discharge from Grand Chenier, Section 27, T15S, 1. Building Construction Dunaway, please contact Judith R. Hebert and carried that the finan- As with any discharge, however, this proposed source will be made R5W, (proposed bridge refurbish- Proposal forms will not be Kennedy, Attorney at Law, 337- cial statements be accepted as pre- some change in existing water into Sabine Lake, waters of the ment, drillsite and structures to issued later than 24 hours prior to 593-9902. sented. quality may occur. state classified for primary contact drill and complete the Enos J. the hour and date set for receiving RUNS: Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9 - S 43 On a motion by Paul Duhon Written comments, written recreation, secondary contact Sturlese, et al Well No. 1), proposals. Every bid submitted and seconded by Bobby Doxey and requests for a public hearing, or recreation, propagation of fish and Cameron Parish, LA. (031013). shall be accompanied by a certified NOTICE OF BID carried that the bills for the month written requests for notification of wildlife, and oyster propagation. i. Jordan Oil Company Inc. - check or bid bond in the amount of The Cameron Parish School be paid. the final decision regarding this Under the SIC 1311, the applicant Creole, Section 29, T14S, R7W, 5% of the bid and shall be made Board is advertising for bids for 2 On a motion by Vergy Hebert permit action may be submitted to proposes to discharge certain (proposed installation of (2) 4” payable to the Cameron Parish surplus buildings. Bids will be and seconded by Paul Duhon and Ms. Soumaya Ghosn at LDEQ, wastewater streams associated pipelines to serve the Nunez, et al Police Jury. received at the Cameron Parish carried that the board pursue the Public Participation Group, P.O. with oil and gas exploration, Well No. 1), Cameron Parish, LA. Full information and proposal School Board Office on or before next phase with a class action law- Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- development and production oper- (031014). forms are available at the office of the hour of 11:00 a.m. on Friday, suit to collect the old delinquent 4313. Written comments and/or ations from a proposed oilfield 5. Other Permits: Lonnie G. Harper & Associates, October 10, 2003 on the following: customers bills. written requests must be received facility. a. Angus B. McCain - Grand Inc., Post Office Box 229, Grand Building A: 8’ X 16’ on piers On a motion by Paul Duhon by 12:30 p.m., Thursday, During the preparation of this Chenier, Section 4, T15S, R6W, Chenier, Louisiana 70643-0229, with steps. Has grating floor. and seconded by Tammy Peshoff November 6, 2003. Written com- permit, it has been determined (proposed clearing and grading of (337) 538-2574. Plans and specifi- Contents have no value. and carried that effective ments will be considered prior to a that the discharge will have no tallow trees), Cameron Parish, cations may be inspected upon Building B: 12’4” X 12’4” on September 1, 2003 the new discon- final permit decision. adverse impact on the existing LA. (031002). deposit of $50.00 per set. Bids skids. Has wood floor. Contents nect policy would be as follows: All If LDEQ finds a significant uses of the receiving waterbody. b. Hilcorp Energy Company - must be submitted on proposal have no value. bills that are not paid on the due degree of public interest, a public As with any discharge, however, Grand Chenier, Sections 7 & 18, forms provided by the engineer. Both buildings may be seen date, which is the 25th of each hearing will be held. LDEQ will some change in existing water T16S, R3W, Deep Lake Oil & Gas Official action will be taken at the behind the old Audrey Memorial month, will be disconnected on the send notification of the final per- quality may occur. Field, (proposes to repair existing regularly scheduled Cameron School on Trosclair Road. 26th of each month or the next mit decision to the applicant and Written comments, written earth dam and to dredge access to Parish Police Jury meeting. The Buildings are to be sold in “as is” regular business day after the to each person who has submitted requests for a public hearing, or existing wells), Cameron Parish, Cameron Parish Police Jury condition. The winning bidder has 25th. Bills that are not paid by written comments or a written written requests for notification of LA. (031003). reserves the right to reject any or 45 days from board approval to that date will be disconnected request for notification of the final the final decision regarding this c. Stephen Cheramie - Grand all the proposals and to waive move building(s). Contents of without any further notice and a decision. permit action may be submitted to Lake, Section 6, T12S, R8W, informalities. buildings are not to be unloaded reconnect fee of $50.00 will be The application, draft permit, Ms. Soumaya Ghosn at LDEQ, Bonne Terre Subdivision, (pro- Cameron Parish Police Jury before moving. If bidding on more charged plus the full amount of and statement of basis are avail- Public Participation Group, P.O. posed excavation and fill for home /s/ Charles Precht III than one building, each building the bill. able for review at the LDEQ, Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- site), Cameron Parish, LA. RUN: Sept. 11, 18, 25, Oct. 2 (S-18) must have a separate bid. Check On a motion by Vergy Hebert Public Records Center, Room 127, 4313. Written comments and/or (031006). or money order in the amount of and seconded by Paul Duhon and 602 North 5th Street, Baton written requests must be received d. Miami Corporation - Lowry, NOTICE FOR BIDS the bid must be sealed in an enve- carried that the Board set a fee for Rouge, LA. Viewing hours are by 12:30 p.m., Thursday, Section 10, T14S, R4W, (proposed Acting under the authority of lope, labeled “Surplus all non-sufficient checks (NSF) at from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., November 6, 2003. Written com- shoreline jetty, shoreline restora- the Legislature of the State of Building_____” and mailed to: $25.00. Monday through Friday (except ments will be considered prior to a tion project), Cameron Parish, Louisiana, the Cameron Parish Cameron Parish School Board, P. On a motion by Tammy holidays). final permit decision. LA. (031011). School Board will receive sealed O. Box 1548, Cameron, LA 70631. Peshoff and seconded by Vergy Inquiries or requests for addi- If LDEQ finds a significant e. Billy Doland - Grand bids for the leasing of all surface Building description must be indi- Hebert and carried that there tional information regarding this degree of public interest, a public Chenier, Sections 19, 20, 28, 29, rights including the rights of cated on check or money order. being no further business that the permit action should be directed to hearing will be held. LDEQ will 30, 32, & 33, T14S, R5W, (pro- range, trapping, hunting, fishing, Unsuccessful bids will be meeting stand adjourned. Mr. Scott B. Pierce, LDEQ, send notification of the final per- posed trenasse maintenance), and farming, on the following returned. /s/J. C. Murphy Permits Division, P.O. Box 4313, mit decision to the applicant and Cameron Parish, LA. (031012). described lands for the unexpired Please call Ron Vining, J. C. Murphy, President Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4313, to each person who has submitted e. Brett Jennings - Grand term as indicated in the descrip- Maintenance Supervisor, at 337- Cameron Parish WW #1 phone (225) 219-3400. written comments or a written Lake, Section 6, T12S, R8W, tion below: 775-5784, ext. 14 with any ques- /s/Lori LeBlanc Persons wishing to be included request for notification of the final Bonne Terre Subdivision, (pro- ` SECTION, TOWNSHIP, tions. The Board reserves the Lori LeBlanc, Sec. on the mailing list for permit decision. posed excavation and fill for home RANGE; UNEXPIRED TERM; right to reject any and all bids sub- RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 3 actions involving this facility The application, draft permit site), Cameron Parish, LA. DESCRIPTION mitted. should contact Ms. Soumaya and statement of basis are avail- (031015). 16-14-12; 2 years, 10 months; Cameron Parish School Board Cameron Parish EMS Ghosn in writing at LDEQ, P.O. able for review at the LDEQ, f. Jamey Fawvor, Grand Lake, Seven (7) miles West of the /s/Douglas Chance Lower Cameron Parish Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- Public Records Center, Room 127, Section 1, T12S, R9W, Boudreaux Southwest Corner of Sabine Lake Douglas Chance, Superintendent Ambulance Service District 4313, phone (225) 219-3276, or by 602 North 5th Street, Baton Subdivision, (proposed excavation within boundaries of Sabine RUNS: Sept. 25, Oct. 2, 9 - S 45 Board of Directors Meeting email at [email protected]. Rouge, LA. Viewing hours are and fill for home site), Cameron Refuge; adjacent to Starks Canal. August 20, 2003 All correspondence should from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Parish, LA. (031016). (A description map may be SUCCESSION Meeting called to order at 4:07 specify AI93579, LA0118320, and Monday through Friday (except 6. Hearing - Intention to seen in the School Board Office 38TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT p.m. by President Phyllis Pinch. Activity Tracking Number holidays). Create Sweet Lake - Grand Lake during normal working hours.) COURT Pledge and Prayer led by Mrs. PER20030001. Inquiries or requests for addi- Cemetery Board. All bids must be sealed; the SUCCESSION OF Pinch. RUN: Oct. 2 (O 5) tional information regarding this 7. Creation of Sweet Lake - envelope marked "Bid - Section 16, NO. 300-3145 Roll call: Present - Phyllis permit action should be directed to Grand Lake Cemetery Board. Township, Range " and may be for- LOUIS JEAN LACOMBE Pinch, Loston McEvers, Christine PUBLIC NOTICE Mr. Scott B. Pierce, LDEQ, 8. Appointments: warded through the U.S. Mail to FILED: Sept. 24, 2003 Mooney, Sethie Trosclair and LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT OF Permits Division, P.O. Box 4313, a. Sweet Lake - Grand Lake the Cameron Parish School Board, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR Michaeil Booth. Absent - None. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY Baton Rouge, LA 70821-4313, Cemetery Board - Shirley P. O. Box 1548, Cameron, LA AUTHORITY TO SELL IMMOV- Mrs. Booth made a motion to (LDEQ) phone (225) 219-3400. Chesson, Scott Poole, Jim Paul 70631. Bidder must offer an annu- ABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE approve the minutes from the July SAMUEL GARY JR. & ASSOCI- Persons wishing to be included Dupont, Ricky Poole, Gary Wicke. al rental of not less than $2.00 per SALE meeting. Seconded by Mr. ATES, INC. - M. G. STREAM 12 on the mailing list for permit b. Beachfront Dev. Dist. #1 - acre for a lease with a primary NOTICE IS GIVEN that the McEvers. None opposed. Motion #1 actions involving this facility Johnny Poole, Timothy Trahan - term of 2 years, 10 months to end executrix of this succession has Carried. DRAFT WATER DISCHARGE should contact Ms. Soumaya term expired. July 31st, 2006. Annual renewal petitioned this Court for authority Director, Byron Broussard pre- PERMIT Ghosn in writing at LDEQ, P.O. c. Beachfront Dev. Dist. #2 - rentals will be due each year by to sell the property described sented the director’s report, which The LDEQ, Office of Box 4313, Baton Rouge, LA 70821- Bobbie Primeaux - term expired. July 31st, in order to continue the below at private sale in accordance included monthly call volume, Environmental Services, is accept- 4313, phone (225) 219-3276, or by d. Water & Wastewater Dist. lease in effect. Cash payment or a with the provisions of Article 3281 asset report, tax revenues ing written comments on a Draft email at [email protected]. #1 - Chris Hebert, J. C. Murphy - certified or cashier's check, or of the Code of Civil Procedure. The received, payment report and Louisiana Pollutant Discharge All correspondence should term expired. teller's check, or an official check succession is to pay all debts and expense report. Elimination System (LPDES) per- specify AI111403, LA0118311, and e. Library Board - Stephanie issued by a bank in favor of the liens encumbering the property, a Ms. Trosclair motioned to mit prepared for Samuel Gary Jr. Activity Tracking Number Rogers, Cindy Sellars - term Cameron Parish School Board for real estate commission and usual accept and approve the director’s & Associates, Inc., M. G. Stream PER20030001. expired. the amount of the annual rental and customary closing costs. The report. Second by Mrs. Mooney. 12 #1, c/o Brammer Engineering, RUN: Oct. 2 (O 7) f. Tourism Commission - for the first year shall accompany immovable property proposed to None opposed. Motion Carried. Inc., 333 Texas Street, Suite 1425, JoAnn LaBove, Carolyn and be deposited with the bid (no be sold at private sale is described Mr. McEvers reported on the Shreveport, Louisiana, 71101- NOTICE Thibodeaux - term expired. checks other than types noted as the following described proper- progress made on the purchase of 5323. The facility is located in W&T Offshore, Inc. has sub- g. Waterworks Dist. #7 - above are acceptable) and the ty owned by the deceased, Louis the ambulance facility. He has dis- Gum Cove Field, approximately 2 mitted an Initial Exploration Plan Wilson Conner - term expired. rental thus deposited shall be for- Jean LaCombe. cussed proposals with the current miles west of Cameron Farms, in to the minerals Management 9. Road Acceptance - Bell feited to the Board as liquidated Commencing at the Southeast owner, which he presented to the Cameron Parish. Service (MMS) covering the fol- Savane Rd. - Bonne Terre damages if the successful bidder corner of the Southeast Quarter of board. The principal discharge from lowing activities. Subdivision - Grand Lake. fails to enter into written contract the Northeast Quarter (SE/4 of Mrs. Booth made a motion that this proposed source will be made Applicant: W&T Offshore, Inc., 10. Acceptance of Bids: in accordance with his bid within NE/4) of Section 17, Township 12 the district purchase the ambu- into Bancroft Canal, waters of the 3900 N. Causeway Boulevard, a. Sale of Surplus Computer ten (10) days after acceptance by South, Range 8 West, thence lance facility and that Mr. state classified for primary contact Suite 1200, Metairie, Louisiana Equipment - Library. the Board. The bid submitted 1607.25 feet West to a 1/2 inch McEvers be authorized to take the recreation, secondary contact 70002. b. Pavilion at Jetty Fishing must include the following infor- iron post, thence North 1172.50 necessary steps to complete the recreation, and propagation of fish Location: Garden Banks Block Pier. mation: Name of Bidder, Address feet to the point of beginning, transaction. Second by Mrs. and wildlife. Under the SIC 1311, 193. Lease OCS-G 24457. 11. President Authority to of Bidder, Phone Number of thence East 275.6 feet, thence Mooney. None opposed. Motion the applicant proposes to dis- Offshore, Louisiana. Sign: Bidder. South 158.055 feet, thence West Carried. charge certain wastewater Description: Proposed Initial a. Christmas Tree Contract Bidders are reminded that the 275.6 feet, thence North 158.055 Mrs. Booth made a motion that streams associated with oil and Exploration Plan for the above w/DNR. lease is for the unexpired term. feet to the point of commence- Mr. McEvers also contact contrac- gas exploration, development and area provides for the exploration 12. Amend Alcoholic Beverage If farming rights are utilized, ment, being the North 158.055 tors in regard to remodeling and production operations from a pro- for oil and gas. Exploration activi- Ordinance. bidder may offer annual rental feet of Lot Two (2) of E. Demarest upgrading the facility. Second by posed oilfield facility. ties shall include drilling from a 13. Amend Speed Limit - Par. plus a fractional part of not less Survey of the South portion of the Ms. Trosclair. None opposed. During the preparation of this semi-submersible rig and trans- Rd. #304 - 25 mph to 15 mph. than one-sixth (1/6) of any and all Southeast Quarter of the Motion Carried. permit, it has been determined port of drilling crews and equip- 14. Appropriation - Johnson crops produced and saved during Northeast Quarter (SE/4 of NE/4) Mr. McEvers motioned to send that the discharge will have no ment by helicopter and/or cargo Bayou Recreation District. the year. The value of the one- and the East 21 acres of the a notice to a former employee to adverse impact on the existing vessel from an onshore base locat- 15. Pay September 2003 Bills. sixth (1/6) share shall not be con- Southwest Quarter of the whom, according to the auditor’s uses of the receiving waterbody. ed in Cameron, Louisiana. No eco- RUNS: Oct. 2 - O 11 sidered in the awarding of the Northeast Quarter (SW/4 of NE/4) report, an improper payment was As with any discharge, however, logically sensitive species or habi- lease unless the bidder guarantees of Section 17, Township 12 South, made. The notice should request some change in existing water tat are expected to be located near a specific amount which shall be Range 8 West, by A. R. Walton, repayment of $3237 owed. quality may occur. or affected by these activities. added to and accompany the bid. Reg. Surveyor, dated July 22, Monthly installments of $89.92 Written comments, written A copy of the plan described Should the one-sixth (1/6) value of 1958, records of Cameron Parish, would be acceptable and would requests for a public hearing, or above is available for inspection at crops be less than the cash guar- Louisiana, together with all provide for the full amount to be written requests for notification of the Coastal Management Division antee paid at the time of the lease, improvements situated thereon. repaid in 36 months. Payments to the final decision regarding this Office located on the 10th floor of Page 13, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003
Sample Ballot Sample Ballot October is Oct. 4, 2003 Election Governor Oct. 4, 2003 Election National Car Alan Allgood, Rep., # 1 State Representative, Constitutional Amendments Patrick Henry “Dat” Barthel, Dem., #2 47th Representative District Care month Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, Dem., # 3 “Mickey” Frith, Incumbent, Dem., # 61 No. 1, $35 Million ann. to Wetlands Con. Res. Fund FOR AGAINST Jack “Jay” Blossman, Jr., Rep., # 4 Rebecca Shirley, Dem., # 62 You and your family Quentin R. Brown, Jr., # 5 depend on your car--you need No. 2, Establishes LA Coastal Restoration Fund “Hunt” Downer, Rep., # 6 Sheriff it to get to work, to take the FOR AGAINST J. D. “Boudreaux” Estilette, # 7 Ann Badon, Dem., # 69 kids to school, and to run Randy Ewing, Dem., # 8 Gene Constance, Dem., # 70 errands. But your car also No. 3, Aut. Leg. limit recovery aff. Coastal Wetla Richard Ieyoub, Dem., # 9 Jerry W. Constance, Dem., # 71 depends on you. Maintaining FOR AGAINST “Bobby” Jindal, Rep., # 10 Theos Duhon, Dem., # 72 your car and keeping it in good running condition now J. E. Jumonville, Jr., Dem., # 11 Lance Mudd, Dem., # 73 No. 4, Auth. BESE to oper. failing elem/sec public can reduce your ownership Patrick “Live Wire” Landry, # 12 Jerry W. Nunez, Dem., # 74 FOR AGAINST Claude “Buddy” Leach, Dem., # 13 Wendell Wilkerson, Dem., # 75 costs down the road. A new package from the Edward “Eddie” Mangin, # 14 No. 5, Rev. mbrshp. Bd. of Dir. of LA Workers’ Com Federal Citizen Information Richard McCoy, Dem., # 15 Police Juror, District 1 FOR AGAINST Fred Robertson, Dem., # 16 Magnus “Sonny” McGee, # 76 Center can help you learn the basics of car maintenance, No. 6, Chng. certain TIMED project descriptions John M. “Doc” Simoneaux, Jr., # 17 Charles A. “Dusty” Sandifer, Incumb., #77 tips for finding a good auto FOR AGAINST “Mike” Stagg, Dem., # 18 repair shop, and how to keep Police Juror, District 3 your auto insurance costs No. 7, Auth. a state infra. bank to loan infra. pr Lieutenant Governor Charles Precht, III, Incumb., Dem., #78 down. FOR AGAINST J. F. “Rick” Ankesheiln, Rep., # 19 Harold Savoie, # 79 How to Find Your Way Kirt Bennett, Rep., # 20 Under the Hood & Around the No. 8, Exemp. offshore drilling rigs from pro. tax Clyde C. Holloway, Rep., # 21 Police Juror, District 4 Car from the Federal Citizen FOR AGAINST “Mitch” Landrieu, Dem., # 22 Douaine Conner, # 80 Information Center (FCIC) and the Motorist Assurance Karl E. Schorr, Rep., # 24 Norma Jo Pinch, Incumbent, # 81 No. 9, Lottery Pro. Fund monies go to edu./comp./p Program lists 14 preventative Melinda Schwegmann, Rep., # 25 Jerry Theriot, # 82 FOR AGAINST maintenance services you can perform on your car. Learn Secretary of State Police Juror, District 5 No. 10, Auth. leg. creating a sys. of Admin. Law how to check your transmis- “Al” Donovan, Dem., # 27 Phyllis S. Pinch, # 83 FOR AGAINST sion, brake, power steering Scott Lewis, # 28 Scott Trahan, Incumbent, Dem., # 84 and windshield washer fluid No. 1, Budget Stab. Fund - mineral rev. class. chn W. Fox McKeithen, Incumbent, Rep., #29 levels; inspect belts and FOR AGAINST Police Juror, District 6 hoses; inspect the air filter; Attorney General James Doxey, Incumbent, Dem., # 85 and more. Use its No. 12, Clarifies const. pro. pri. ownshp. not cont Charles C. Foti, Jr., Dem., # 30 Keith F. Hebert, # 86 Preventative Maintenance FOR AGAINST Suzanne Haik Terrell, Rep., # 31 Checklist to keep track of the Police Juror, District 7 services you've performed and No. 13), Auth. local gov’ts to use rev. to acq. immo how often. Commissioner, Agriculture and Forestry Michael Dupuis, # 87 FOR AGAINST “Don” Johnson, Rep., # 32 Darryl Farque, Dem., # 88 Glove Box Tips is a set of six publications from FCIC “Bob” Odom, Incumbent, Dem., # 33 John “Buck” Stephenson, # 89 No. 14, Prohibits leg. aud. from pol. act. for 2 yr and the National Institute for FOR AGAINST Commissioner, Insurance Automotive Service Excellence that cover every- Jim R. Bell, # 34 No. 15, Jud. reaches mand. retire. age to finish te thing from keeping your car E. “No Fault” Fletcher, Dem., # 35 FOR AGAINST running smoothly, even in John Brent “T-T” Fontenot, Rep., # 36 extreme weather, to choosing William E. “Coach” Johnson, Dem., #37 the right repair shop. When “Dan” Kyle, Rep., # 38 shopping around for a repair Robert Wooley, Incumbent, Dem., # 39 Chamber supports four facility, ask friends for recom- mendations and look for a neat, well-organized facility. Amendments on ballot In the shop, look for trade school diplomas and other Constitutional Amendments are The Cameron Parish windfalls to coastal restora- certifications. When you take Chamber of Commerce has tion projects. your car in for repairs, carry a gone on recording supporting *No. 2 would let a percent- list of problems and ask as explained; vote on Saturday four constitutional amend- age of the future money from many questions as you need. ments which will be on the the state’s tobacco settlement Learn more with the Oct. 4 ballot. pay for coastal restoration. Caring for Your Car package. “These amendments *No. 3 would limit state NO. 1 Wetlands Conserva- property and the amount paid NO. 7 State Infrastructure This package costs $2.00. directly affect Cameron liability on damages caused tion and Restoration Fund - A to purchase property. Bank - A vote for would allow There are three easy ways to Parish’s coastline, wetlands by coastal restoration projects vote for would authorize $35 A vote against would not a state infrastructure bank to get this information: and economic development,” a to the federal standard for million annually of mineral limit the state’s liability for use public funds to make low- *Call toll-free 1 (888) 8 Chamber spokesman said. land’s fair market value. revenue settlement funds to property damaged by coastal interest loans to parishes, PUEBLO. That's 1 (888) 878- The supported amend- *No. 8 would exempt from be deposited into the restoration projects or change municipalities or a state 3256, weekdays 8 a.m. to 8 ments are: property tax oil drilling rigs Wetlands, Conservation and the amount paid for private agency to build roads and p.m. Eastern Time and ask *No. 1 would allow the used in Outer Continental Restoration fund: raise the property. highways. for the Caring for Your Car dedication of budget surplus- Shelf waters that are in cap on mineral revenues in NO. 4 State Takeover of A vote against would con- package. Have your credit es, settlement money from Louisiana for repairs or stor- the fund to no less than $500 Failing Schools - A vote for tinue to prohibit such a bank card handy. legal disputes over mineral age after getting voter million: and, add highway would allow the State Board from loaning or pledging pub- *Send your name, address royalties and other one-time approval in a given parish. construction and Wetlands of Elementary and Secondary lic funds to any public or pri- and a check or money order Fund deposits to the list of Education (BESE) to take vate entity. for $2.00 to Caring for Your allowable uses of non-recur- temporary control of failing NO. 8 Offshore Drilling Car, Pueblo, Colorado 81009. ring state revenue. schools. Rigs Tax Break - A vote for Golf Tourn. to be held *Visit www.pueblo.gsa.gov A vote against would A vote against would con- would, with subsequent voter and read or print these and maintain the $40 million cap tinue to prevent BESE from approval in a given parish, hundreds of federal publica- on mineral revenues in the assuming control of local exempt from property taxes Oct. 25th in DeQuincy tions for free. Wetlands Fund and the exist- schools. drilling rigs for use in the Get even more information ing list of allowable uses of NO. 5 LWCC Board - A Outer Continental Shelf but The DeQuincy Chamber of election. and take advantage of federal non-recurring state revenue. vote for would change the stored in that parish or being Commerce Board of Directors The date for the 9th online resources at NO. 2 Louisiana Coastal method of selecting three of converted, renovated or met Thursday during their Annual Chamber of www.FirstGov.gov--your offi- Restoration Fund - A vote for the twelve members of the repaired. regularly scheduled meeting Commerce Golf Tournament cial front door to federal and would create the Louisiana Louisiana Workers’ Compen- A vote against would con- at DeQuincy Railroad Mu- was announced for Friday, state government websites. Coastal Restoration fund and sation Corporation (LWCC) tinue to allow such property seum. Grover Smith provided Oct. 25. The event will be held authorize the deposit into Board of Directors. to be taxed. those in attendance with a at Frasch Park, Sulphur that fund of up to 20% of any A vote against would NO. 9 Dedication of red beans and rice lunch. offering 2 man scrambles. future sale of the state’s retain the current method of Lottery proceeds to Education Attending the meeting was The entry fee is $150 per tobacco settlement. appointing the LWCC board - A vote for would dedicate Faye Granger, candidate for team which includes green A vote against would con- members. the state lottery proceeds to Clerk of Court in the Oct. 4 fee, cart rental and lunch. tinue to allow the full amount NO. 6 TIMED Projects - A elementary and secondary Sponsorship for a Hole-In- for One Contest is being secured from any future sale of the vote would change the education, and allow up to “Rainy Day” Fund and correct state’s tobacco settlement to TIMED highway widening $500,000 to be spent on prob- to give away a new automo- wanting to sponsor holes a drafting error. bile. should call chairmen Jean be distributed among the spe- program by dropping a seg- lem gambling services. A vote against would con- cial funds in the Millennium ment of LA 15, switching seg- A vote against would con- Anyone interested in regis- Simon, 786-4426 or Mark tinue to require certain min- tering for the tournament or Eckard, 786-4343. Trust. ments to connect to a four- tinue to allow lottery pro- eral revenues to be deposited NO. 3 Coastal Restoration lane Arkansas route and ceeds to be used for any pur- in the “Rainy Day” Fund for Liability - A vote would adding eight miles left out of pose. under two procedures and limit, in the case of coastal US 61. NO. 10 Administrative continue to call the fund by against for restoration projects, the A vote would con- Law System - A vote the wrong name. state’s liability for past and tinue the existing project would provide specific consti- NO. 12 Contraband - A future damages to private descriptions. tutional authority for the vote for would clarify that the existing administrative law Legislature may authorize system and would provide the seizure of property relat- that the Legislature may ed to illegal activities. deny state agencies the right A vote against could to appeal administrative law potentially limit the seizure judge decisions. of property to only drug-relat- against God Bless The U. S. A.A vote would con- ed crimes and not to other tinue the existing administra- illegal activity. tive law system and leave in NO. 13 Leasing Local question state agencies’ right Property - A vote for would to appeal. allow a parish or municipality • REGISTRATION ENDS• NO. 11 Budget Stabiliza- to lease property to a new or for tion fund - A vote would expanding industry at below- Registration for the November 15, 2003 prevent the double-counting market rates. of certain mineral revenues A vote against would con- election will end on October 15, 2003. for deposit in the state’s tinue to prohibit local govern- ments from donating the use The Registrar’s Office is in the of their property. NO. 14 Legislative Cameron Courthouse, bottom floor, Auditor’s Political Activity - A vote for would constitutional- Room 14. ly prohibit certain political RUN: Oct. 2 & 9 (O-10) activities by the legislative auditor and his staff and pro- hibit future legislative audi- tors from running for public West Cameron Port Commission office within two years of leaving office. A vote against would con- Amendment #8 tinue to limit the political activity of the legislative This amendment will create new jobs and auditor and his employees through internal office policy opportunities for our people and our parish. only and continue to allow legislative auditors to run for We lose money every year to other public office within two years of leaving office. states for rig repair. NO. 15 Judges’ Retirement Age - A vote for would allow a Let’s keep this money at home! judge who reaches the age of 70 while in office to complete Cliff Cabell Howard Romero his or her term. Jimmy Brown J. P. Constance A vote against would con- Greg Wicke Dwight Savoie tinue to require mandatory Terry Hebert Wendell Wilkerson retirement for all judges upon Ricky Poole reaching 70 years of age. Page 14, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 2, 2003 Edmonds (later Seelye), a “He’s a she!” Women in Canadian, enlisted in the 2nd Michigan Infantry as Frank Thompson; her regiment later active duty during war fought at Fredericksburg and Antietam. Later she married, had 3 children, drew a pension By W. T. Block Buford,” she led her Arkansas under the name of Thompson, October is National For two centuries the U. S. Grays and was slightly wound- and died in Texas on Sept. 5, military refused to commit ed twice. Her gender was 1898. women into combatant situa- revealed after she was arrested In 1862 Jennie Hodgers, tions until the Middle Eastern in Richmond, and she pub- Car Care month Through inspection, drivers enlisted in the 95th Illinois War. Recently I was shocked to lished her memoirs in 1876. can eliminate costly repairs Infantry as Albert Cashier, and learn that an estimated 400 Frances Clalin served for a year As fall approaches and Vehicles are harder to start in resulting from their failure on was mustered out on Aug. 16, women, disguised as men, in the Missouri cavalry while Americans are busy installing cold weather and require a the highway. Hoses need 1865. She fought in 40 battles fought as infantrymen during disguised as a man. storm windows and turning greater amount of energy replacing when they get soft and skirmishes, and continued the Civil War, and that possibly Florine Budwin and her their clocks back, experts from the ignition system. or start to bulge. Hoses can be to live as a man until she died 80 of them were either killed or husband enlisted in the Union advise we prepare our vehi- Make sure you get a diagnos- tricky in that they wear from in 1914. She drew a Civil War wounded. The figures do not Army, and both were captured cles for the cold months tic check up. the inside, so limiting your pension, her sex not being include women serving as nurs- and sent to the infamous ahead. "An ounce of preven- COOLING SYSTEM: The inspection to just a look can revealed until she broke a leg in es, cooks or otherwise. Andersonville prison. Her sex tion can result in trouble-free car doctor says fall is the time over-look a potential wear 1911. Afterward she live in the The foremost authorities was verified after she was sent driving through autumn and to empty and flush the cooling issue. A trained certified pro- Old Soldiers’ Home in Quincy, are the books of DeAnne to the hospital with a fever; she winter," explains Joel system, replenishing it with fessional can provide a thor- IL. Two bodies reinterred at Blanton (1993), Frank Moore, died on Jan. 25, 1865. Mary Burrows, a.k.a. "The Car the proper mixture of ough inspection and based on Antietam had the pelvic bones Rosette Wakeman, and Richard Owen, a. k. a. John Evans, Doctor" and vice president of coolant/antifreeze and water, wear, mileage or time, recom- of women. Hall. Most every company had served 18 months in the training/R&D at Precision depending on climate. mend the appropriate service There were many more 16-year-old boys who hadn’t Confederate Army while wear- Tune Auto Care, who offers BELTS AND HOSES: To action. women not included for lack of begun shaving, so a woman ing a false mustache and baggy the following autumn car care inspect belts and hoses, sim- LUBRICATION SYSTEM: space. In 1909 Ida Tarbell, the who didn’t shave went unno- clothing. tips during National Car Care ply look at them. If the belts Change oil every 3,000 to “muckraker,” wrote the ticed. It seemed that women Mary Stevens Jenkins Month. appear to be cracked or worn, 5,000 miles, or as recom- Adjutant General, requesting were adept at cropping their served 2 years in the IGNITION/TUNE-UP: it's time to replace them. mended by your car's manu- information about women who hair short, at flattening their Pennsylvania infantry before facturer. A multi-viscosity oil served as soldiers during the chest with braces or cloth, and she was wounded, her gender is best for most driving condi- Civil War. The War Department wearing baggy clothes which determined, and she was dis- tions. Your owner's manual responded that it knew of no disguised their figure. The charged. Mary G. Seaberry will specify the type and women who enlisted as soldiers Union and Confederate served 16 weeks in Co. F, 52nd To Our weight of oil to use for cold in either army during that war. weather driving. archives reveal nothing about Ohio Infantry. Her sex was Grandmother... AUTOMATIC TRANS- such women, but Blanton revealed at the 11th Union MISSION FLUID: Check located a number of written General Hospital, which dis- LEONA LAFOSSE transmission fluid frequently articles, obituaries, memoirs, charged her on Nov. 12, 1862 as July 9, 1922 - Sept. 30, 2002 in the winter, especially if you diaries and even hospital dis- “Charles, Freeman,” a. k. a. have an automatic transmis- charges that are deposited in Seaberry, for “sexual incom- God, in His great mercy, knew when sion. If the fluid on the dip- the records of the Adjutant patability.” loved ones had to part. Something stick is brown instead of light General, 1780-1917, File RG- Adjutant General records special would be needed to bring pink or red, it may indicate 94. At that time comprehensive also revealed that Sarah the need for a transmission physicals were not performed, comfort to the heart. So He gave us which otherwise would have each a precious gift not even time fluid service. TIRES: Make sure tires revealed a woman’s gender. could fade, of reliving tender A Raritan, NJ. obituary of are properly inflated as rec- FUND moments through the memories ommended in your owner's Oct. 4, 1936, reported that we’ve made. manual. Check for wear and Elizabeth Niles, age 92, had RAISER It is so difficult to understand why adequate tread depth, since died. She and her husband tires provide critical traction were inducted into the 4th New loss must come to be, but thank God Jersey Infantry while they were At Grand Lake for precious moments that live on in in slippery weather. BRAKES: Fall brake on their honeymoon. Both were Discount memory. inspection is necessary to later mustered out, her sex still Of smiles exchanged and joys assure proper pad thickness undiscovered. The Civil War expressed, of ups and downs we’ve on shoes and disk-braked letters of Rosette Wakeman, a. Car pads. Don't forget to inspect k. a. Pothyus Wakeman, were shared, of times we’ve laughed published in 1994. together and of all the ways you the Parking Brake cables and mechanisms. Frozen cables Mary Galloway was wound- cared. ed slightly at the Battle of Wash can cause severe brake wear. For when time has brought you Also, it's important to check Antietam, and her sex was comfort through its gentle, healing brake fluid level at monthly revealed only after Clara touch, our most precious gifts will be intervals, advises Burrows. Barton dressed her wound; she SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4 WINDSHIELD WIPERS/- lived on for many years after those thoughts of the one we loved so the war. Two women of Gen. much. WASHERS: Inspect and replace cracked or brittle Sheridan’s cavalry, one a team- 8:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. Your Loving Grandchildren wiper blades, reminds ster and the other a priate, and Great Grandchildren Burrows. If needed, add were revealed as women only antifreeze washer solution to after they were rescued from drowning; both were then dis- Proceeds To Benefit the spray reservoir to prepare Hope To for slush-covered wind- charged. Loretta J. Velasquez, born See You shields. Proper vision while There driving during snowstorms is in Cuba, was raised in Grand Lake Football a matter of safety. Arkansas. As “Lt. Harry T.
Cameron Parish Voters TO MY PEOPLE
I would like to once again thank the Parish Voters for wel- OF DISTRICT 4: coming me into your homes and to again ask you to consider me as your next Sheriff. I know this will be a difficult decision to make and will be one that will determine the safety and well PLEASE HONOR ME being of our Parish. BY YOUR VOTE AND During my campaign I have been very careful not to make any promises that I do not know for sure that I could keep. The SUPPORT SATURDAY, only promises that I am making is that if elected Sheriff I will be fair and try to keep law and order to the best of my ability. I promise that I will make sure that every employee of the OCTOBER 4, 2003 Sheriff’s Department will treat the public with dignity and respect. As I look back at my 12 years of service as your Also, I do have an open door policy today in my office and Police Juryman, I knew that I wanted to use that will do the same if elected, your next Sheriff. experience to again serve you and your families.
Please be careful when making your choice for Sheriff and I enjoy living in Cameron Parish and being with that the one you choose will be able to keep the promises they other people who consider our parish as one make. Although most promises are made in good faith, there family. I sensed that as I received your greetings may be constraints, such as funds and job positions available, that will prevent them from keeping those promises. during my visits.
I want to thank all of the other candidates and the citizens of Give me the privilege of being your Police the Parish for making this a wonderful and clean race to be Juryman and I promise I will receive that task and involved in. responsibility with a sincere heart. I pledge my I WOULD LIKE TO ASK FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN ELECTING ME whole efforts to be there for your needs and the YOUR NEXT SHERIFF ON OCTOBER 4TH AND DO PROMISE NOT concerns of this parish. TO DISAPPOINT YOU. Sincerely, My thanks to my opponents for their kindness and I congratulate everyone who is a part of this overall parish election. How wonderful and Wendell Wilkerson breathtaking it is that so many great people try to Wendell Your Candidate for Sheriff serve and work for the entire parish! With God’s guidance and your support I sin- cerely request the honor of being your Cameron Wilkerson Parish Police Juryman. Most importantly, I ask God’s Blessings for for Sheriff good health and happiness to all. Cameron Parish Douaine P. Conner Fairness • Honesty • Integrity ★ ELECT #80 ★ YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED [email protected] (Paid for by Wendell Wilkerson) ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH!!
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