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The Cameron Parish 50¢ Random searches of Cameron schools are Pilot authorized by Board October 11, 2007 Vol. 51--No. 1 Cameron, La. 70631 By CYNDI SELLERS Times have just gotten rougher for students who carry contraband into Cameron Parish schools. On Monday the Cameron Parish School Board voted to hire Interquest Detection Canines KAMI SAVOIE, a senior, to conduct random searches was crowned as the South in all parish schools. School Board member Cameron High School Scott Nunez proposed the use Homecoming Queen at of the service, saying princi- last week’s homecoming. pals wanted more searches than were being provided by the Sheriff's Office. Early Voting He also said that Interquest Detection's dogs are trained to locate more to end on kinds of contraband than the Sheriff's dog. Items like alcohol and guns are not illegal on Saturday the road, so the K-9 unit does not train for them. Early voting for the Oct. THESE TWO rare flamingoes have taken up residence in Cameron Parish. This photo Interquest's canines, 20 election can be done in the by Pilot reporter Cyndi Sellers was taken of the two birds in flight. In the background according to handler Kristi KRISTI MUNK and her Cameron Parish Registrar of are some of the old industries located along the old river loop north of the town of Munk, use a passive signal to dog Tonka, of Interquest Voters office behind the court- Cameron. alert on alcohol, prescription Detection Canines, de- house until Saturday, Oct. 13, medications, any gunpowder monstrated Tonka's ability from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. related items, and illegal at Monday's School Board Offices to be voted on in drugs. The company has been meeting. They have been Cameron Parish include Kansas zoo not to ‘extradite’ contracted in Calcasieu hired to conduct random Sheriff, Assessor, Police Parish schools for the past searches of parish Jurors, School Board four years, and monthly schools for the remainder Members. reports show a decline in con- Races for the Louisiana of the year. Interquest fugitive flamingo from Cam. traband, Munk said. Canine's dogs can detect Senate and House are also on Searches will be complete- the ballot. many forms of contra- (EDITOR’S NOTE-- private land in Cameron Baumer. The zoo does not ly random, with all schools band, including alcohol, State races include being checked once a month. Governor, Lt. Governor, Cameron Pilot writer Parish accessible only by plan to try to get the flamingo prescription drugs, and Cyndi Sellers got a “scoop” boat. Officials with the zoo in back. Interquest dogs, all golden Secretary of State, Attorney retrievers or Labrador gunpowder related items, General, Commission of last week when she Wichita learned of the way- “There really isn’t an easy as well as narcotics. reported the sighting of ward flamingo’s whereabouts way to recapture the bird. It retrievers, will search build- Agriculture, Commission of ings, lockers, grounds, and (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Insurance and BESE board. two flamingoes in late Friday because the birds would only disturb wildlife Cameron Parish. She also were identified by numbers where it’s been found and pos- random classrooms. Any con- There are also four consti- CROCS BAN had a photo of the two on their leg bands. sibly could do more damage to traband located will be tutional amendments to be VOTED DOWN birds that she had taken. The zoo’s flamingo was the bird than just leaving him turned over to the school voted on. A proposal to prohibit Her photo, when enlarged, still traveling with the same alone,” Baumer said. administration to be dealt Voters are asked to bring "Crocs," imitation "crocs," or showed one of the bird’s companion that was with it Flamingos are social birds, with as policy dictates. identification such as driver’s other similar rubber composite leg band which indicated during an earlier sighting. so it is not unusual they are Munk said she is available license. shoes was voted down. that it was an escapee The two birds were seen at staying together, she said. for additional searches if Cameron Parish voters Dwayne Sanner moved to from a Wichita, Kan. zoo. the Arkansas National Members of Louisiana’s requested, and also for displaced by Hurricane Rita defeat the proposal, made last The following story from Wildlife Refuge on the Gulf ornithological society tried to extracurricular events like may still vote in the parish if month by Marvin Trahan. the Lake Charles Coast of Texas in December locate the birds a few days school dances. The $400 per they have not registered to Nunez seconded, saying that American Press tells “the 2006. after they were identified, but day fee will be partially fund- vote in some other parish. school administrators have rest of the story”) The other bird, a rosy-red they had left the area. The ed through Title IV Safe and better things to do than police After two years on the lam, wild greater flamingo, came zoo expects more sightings as Drug Free Schools. shoes, and making parents buy a pink flamingo that escaped up from Mexico during the birds continue to look for POLICY CHANGE new shoes midyear would be a from the Sedgwick County Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. safe places, food and water. Monday is hardship. Zoo in Wichita, Kan., has The discovery excited bird (EDITOR’S NOTE-- The Board is considering a been spotted in Louisiana watchers in Louisiana Cyndi’s story and photo policy change in disciplinary PROPERTY ISSUES with a wild Caribbean flamin- because it was the first docu- aired on Kansas City’s action, allowing for in-school deadline for The Board voted to reject go in a ship channel area of mented sighting of a wild KCTV television’s news suspensions at Grand Lake an offer from the US Army southwest Louisiana. greater flamingo in the state. along with a link to the High School and Friday sus- Corps of Engineers of $5,600 The latest sighting three “We’re very happy to see Cameron Pilot’s story last pensions at Hackberry, South Pilot ads for a easement on 15.43 acres weeks ago was in the he’s been spotted again,” said week.) Cameron, and Johnson Bayou of school section 16-13-10 adja- The “big” election will be Calcasieu Ship Channel on zoo spokeswoman Christan High Schools for certain held Saturday, Oct. 20 and offenses. Students serving in- cent to the Sabine National candidates who wish to place school suspensions will not Wildlife Refuge on which the political ads in the Oct. 18 lose study time or test grades, Corps inadvertently built a issue of the Cameron Pilot but will spend their time in containment dike. Board Company to help rebuild arena President pointed out that if must turn them in by Monday, supervised activities. In-school suspensions are the situation were reversed, Oct. 15. shows, exhibits and competi- The Pilot also has the fol- (Cameron LNG employees will assist in the not available for certain seri- the Corps would be demanding Newsletter) rebuilding of the Hackberry tions.” ous offenses by law, such as that School Board remove the lowing policy concerning While Cameron Parish advertising in the last week Rodeo Arena and concession weapons, arson, assault and encroachment. Before Hurricane Rita, stand which provided a valu- received Federal Emergency battery. Others offenses have The Board's previous sug- before an election: management Agency (FEMA) If a candidate makes a competitive high school rodeo able source of income for the been chosen by principals to gestions, that property be in Cameron Parish was alive local chapter of the Future funds to repair part of the be included in the list. Board exchanged or that the Corps statement in an ad about his facility, developing a plan to opponent that we feel that the and well with the Hackberry Farmers of America (FFA). members discussed whether build another, lower dike School arena holding a popu- “This arena is not only a oversee the construction it would be best to make the inside the refuge boundary opponent should have the effort proved to be a challeng- opportunity to answer he will lar, exciting and well-attend- centerpiece of this communi- list final or to allow more dis- and leave the misplaced one ed Louisiana High School ty, but an important part of ing task for the school’s offi- cretion to principals on some alone, were both rejected. By be able to do so. cials. By providing project Anyone wishing to place a qualifying rodeo each year. our students’ core curriculum offenses. law, the boundaries of the Today, nearly two years in agricultural science and management experience for For example, Rachel refuge cannot be changed political ad should contact the rebuilding project, Jeffra DeViney, Advertising post-Hurricane Rita, the math,” says Kevin Moreau, a Abadie asked whether a high except by Congress, and pro- damaged arena and associat- vocational agriculture teacher Cameron LNG will work with school fistfight would be ject managers said that a Manager, by calling 786-8004 the Cameron Parish School or 1-800-256-7323. ed structures are getting a at Hackberry School. “We treated the same as two first lower dike would still require a helping hand from Cameron plan to use this facility for District and local FFA sup- graders pushing each other easement in case the higher A sample ballot will be porters to utilize funding in published in next week’s Pilot. LNG. The company and its student events like livestock over the water fountain, or one ever eroded. Cont. on Page 2 whether intimacy includes a The Board authorized third grader kissing another District Attorney Cecil Sanner We goofed! We’re sorry! on the cheek. School to negotiate with the Corps of Port boards Jury to meet Superintendent Stephanie Engineers, and suggested that By JERRY WISE the ad that Scott ran in the Rodrigue said principals they should build another to meet Wed. Pilot for his 2003 re-election would still be in charge of dike, to full height,in the right Oops--we goofed! bid. In making up last week’s on Monday investigating the actions. place and just leave the mis- According to the Cameron Computers are wonderful paper, our layout person Nunez, who teaches in placed one alone. Parish Office of Planning & inventions, but sometimes called up what she thought The Cameron Parish Calcasieu Parish, was in Development, a discussion on they seem to have a mind of was Scott’s current ad. Police Jury will hold a special favor of more discretion for PROPERTY SWAP issues of mutual benefit their own. Instead the computer picked meeting at 5:30 p.m., Monday, school administrators, but Another property matter, a between the West Cameron Consider the advertise- up Scott’s ad from four years Oct. 15 to consider approval Rodrigue said that in swap between the Police Jury Port and the West Calcasieu ment run in the Pilot last ago. of the Cheniere Energy Pilot Cameron Parish parents and the Board in Grand Lake, Port will be held at 6 p.m., week for Scott Trahan, who is We apologize to Scott for Program. want to know that each child received the go-ahead. Final Wednesday, Oct. 24 at seeking re-election as District this foul up and promise to be The program, if adopted, is treated equally, regardless vote will have to wait on a sur- Harlequin Restaurant in Lake 5 Police Jury. a little more careful next will permit Cheniere to pre- of school, and principals need vey of the Parish's land, 5.135 Charles. Readers may have notice time. pay some of taxes which guidelines to make sure this acres adjacent to Grand Lake For additional information that the ad mentioned the You will find Scott’s correct would be a benefit to the happens. The proposal will be School. The exchange will be call the Planning office at 775- Oct. 4 election--but the elec- ad elsewhere in the issue of Parish, which is still recover- considered for a month and for an equal value of property, 5206. No formal agenda is tion is actually on Oct. 20. the Pilot, whose correct elec- ing from Hurricane Rita two voted on in November. 3.95 acres next to the Big Lake planned. This was because this was tion number is #78. years ago. ball park. Both parcels are valued at $30,810. Cont. on Page 2.

COACH PARRY LALANDE was presented the game ball on Friday Night after the Homecoming victory over CHELSI KING, South Cameron High School 2007 grad- Merryville, because he obtained his 200th career win. As head coach for the last 26 years, Coach LaLande has a uate, received a $10,500 Horatio Alger Louisiana career record of 200-91-1. He has taken the Tarpons to the playoffs 20 out of 25 seasons, along with 2 trips to the Scholarship. She is shown accepting a certificate from state finals. Shown in the photo are, from left: coaches Joe Martarona, Kerry Morrison, Edward Cormier, Parry School Board members Loston McEvers and Dot Theriot LaLande, Baron Thomas, Derek Noel, Stevie Barnett, and John Paul Trosclair. (Photo by Tracy Lannin.) at Monday's School Board meeting. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Page 2, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Grand Chenier Funerals library news Grand Chenier Library of Ragley, and Robin E. has announed the following Broussard and wife Kathy of upcoming activities: Grand Lake; four grandchil- Crossword Daze”, 10 a.m. dren; Cindy Broussard of Daily Raleigh, N. C., Celeste Thursday, Oct. 11, “After LeBlanc and husband Chris School Club” “Graphic Novel” of Raleigh, N. C. and Blake Book Discussion, Ages 9 & up Broussard and Dylan 4 p.m. Broussard, both of Grand Friday, Oct. 12, “La. Spirit Lake; two great-grandchil- Hurricane Recovery Team” dren, Erin and Garrett Arts & Crafts, 1 to 3 p.m. LeBlanc of Raleigh, N. C and LEROY ALFRED Monday, Oct. 15 - Friday, many special nieces. and MEYERS Oct. 19, National “TEEN” nephews. Read Week. Please encourage He was preceded in death Funeral services for LeRoy your teens to visit the library by his parents, Laurent and Alfred Meyers, 79, of this week for a good book. Alida Theriot Broussard; Hackberry, were held Thursday, Oct. 18, “After LOOMIS “NUNU” three sisters, Amanda Monday, Oct. 8, at St. Peter School Club” “Graphic Novel” Hebert, Annie Broussard and BROUSSARD the Apostle Catholic Church, Book Discussion, Ages 9 and Eunice Richard and a brother, in Hackberry. Rev. Roland up, 4 p.m. Harry Broussard. Vaughn officiated. Burial was Friday, Oct. 19, “La. Spirit Loomis “NuNu” Funeral services were at 1 Broussard, 90, of Lake in Hackberry Cemetery, Hurricane Recovery Team” p.m. Monday, Oct. 8, in Christ under the direction of Robison Arts & Crafts, 1 to 3 p.m. Charles died Friday, Oct. 5, the King Catholic Church. 2007 in a Sulphur health care Funeral Home of Sulphur. A Anyone interested in Father Joe McGrath officiat- Rosary was held Sunday “Crochet” or “Genealogy” facility. ed. Burial was in Sacred Mr. Broussard was born evening. classes please call 538-2214 Heart of Jesus Catholic Mr. Meyers died Friday, to put your name on the list Oct. 22, 1916 in Creole, where Church Cemetery in Creole he was raised, educated, Oct. 5, 2007, in a Lake for future classes. under the direction of Charles hospital. He was a raised his family and retired Johnson Funeral Home. until the destruction of native and lifelong resident of Visitation was Sunday from 2 Hackberry and a member of S. BOARD DO YOU REMEMBER? This photo of a Grand Chenier Hurricane Rita. He served p.m. until 9 p.m. with a the United States Army St. Peter the Apostle Catholic family was taken around 1878. Standing in the rear are rosary that began at 6 p.m. Church in Hackberry. Cont. from Page 1 Emilia Bonsall and Sara Jane Sweeney. Mary Ann Company A, 23rd Infantry Visitation continued Monday Regiment of the 2nd Division He was a United States Sweeney Bonsall Vaughn is pictured in front with Alvin from 8 a.m.until 12:30 p.m. in Army Veteran and served FINANCES during World War II. He was the funeral home. and Lloyd Vaughn. (Photo courtesy of W. T. Block.) awarded a Purple Heart fol- during the Korean War. Mr. Some relief is on the way The family of Mr. Meyers retired as a Driller in to offset Cameron Parish's lowing the D Day Invasion of Broussard wishes to express Normandy. He worked as a the Oil Field Industry. reduction in state Minimum ARENA sincere gratitude to “Unit 43” He was preceded in death Foundation Program (MFP) laborer for Crain Brothers of St. Patrick’s and Cont. from Page 1 Celtic Nations Construction for nearly 40 by his parents and wife, funds. The reduction was due Cornerstone hospitals for Barbara Meyers. to lower enrollment caused by Heritage Festival years before retiring. Mr. their excellence in care. the best possible way. Just a Broussard’s pride was the Survivors include one son, Hurricane Rita displacement. October 12-14 Words of comfort to the Alan Meyers and wife Janet The General Appropriations few of the projects being consid- uncountable hours he worked family may be expressed at ered include repairing or Lake Charles, LA in his vegetable gardens, proof Northwest Piedmont, Bill passed by the Legislature www.johnsonfuneralhome.net Okla.; four daughters, Sheryl this spring provides public repairing or replacing the Call (337) 905-2358 viding vegetables to his . perimeter fencing, arena light- www.celticnationsfestival.org neighbors and friends. He will Meyers Badon and husband school districts in Jefferson (Paid Memorial) Raymond of Sulphur, Connie Parish, Cameron Parish, and ing, sound system, bleachers, be most remembered for his announcer stand and pole barn. love of laughter. Meyers Badon and husband the City of Bogalusa with 55% Gary of Hackberry, Pauline of the shortfall. In Cameron In addition, Cameron LNG He leaves to honor his provided a contribution to memory, the love of his life, Kinney and husband Will of Parish's case, that comes to Lake Charles, Vicki O’Quain $598,344. refurbish the concession stand. his wife of 61 years, Ollie According to Randy Oakley, Reynolds Broussard of Lake of Carlyss; two sisters, Lois These three districts were Meyers of Hackberry, and Lea chosen because they had plant manager for Cameron Charles; two sons, Jerry L. LNG, the first order of business Broussard and wife Charlotte Meyers of Lafayette; nine extensive hurricane damage grandchildren; and eight as well as loss of students. was to assess the existing stand and determine the best -The CAMERON PILOT- great-grandchildren. The Board authorized the president to sign an agree- approach to putting the facility (USPS 150-200) ment with Cheniere Energy back into operation. Telephones: (337)786-8004 or (337)786-2870 to accept payment in lieu of Jerry and Joy Wise, Editors & Publishers; Jeffra Wise DeViney, Advertising taxes of $811,537 for 2007, Manager; Shirley Johnson, Production Manager; Julie Fletcher, Crystal Nix, Tina with authorizations to be Poole, Dustin Royer, and Dawn Spears, Staff Members signed annually for future The Cameron Pilot, 110 Asa St., P.O. Box 1486, Cameron, La. payments, up to ten years. Vote #63 70631. Published Weekly. Entered as periodical mail at DeQuincy, The actual receipt of the La. Post Office, Periodical Postage paid. check, originally expected in POSTMASTER; Send address changes to: The Cameron Pilot, P.O. August, has been postponed, Box 995, DeQuincy, La. 70633. but a ceremony may take Subscription Rates: $23.00 a year (tax included) in Cameron & place in early November. Calcasieu Parishes; $25.40 elsewhere in La., $33.60 elsewhere in USA. PERSONNEL The Board approved the following appointments: Veronica Evangelina Caceres Faulk - Foreign language interpreter (Spanish,) SCS; Missy Poole - Special education teacher, GLS; Alaina Schexneider - First grade teacher, JBS; Jim Jordan - To The Voters Part-time sweeper, GLS; Nicole Thibodeaux - Lunchroom tech, GLS; Mona of District 5: Pierce - Bus Driver, GLS. Meeting set I am asking for your continued support in the The Grand Lake - upcoming election on October 20, 2007. It has Sweetlake Action Alliance Vote #63 been an honor and pleasure to serve you these will hold its monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 6 p.m. past 8 years, and with your vote, I will be able to at the Grand Lake Firemen Center. The public is invited continue our progress in making District 5 a bet- to attend. ter place for all of our families. We have worked hard these past 2 terms trying to improve our fire Festivals protection, which will ultimately save all of us Acadiens from heightened insurance rates. We have gone October 12-14 from a rating of worst to first, (10 to 5). Among Lafayette, LA Call (337) 232-3737 other things, we have worked hard to improve www.lafayettetravel.com drainage, roads, recreational facilities, and ambu- lance services. If re-elected as your Police Juror, I will continue to work with and for the people of District 5. I am asking for your support and vote on October 20, 2007. (Paid for by Allyson Bourriaque) I invite all of you to my home in Creole on Saturday evening October 20 to eat brisket and gumbo and enjoy a barn dance with live #61 #61 entertainment. RE-ELECT #61 RE-ELECT #78 THEOS ★SCOTT DUHON TRAHAN★ SHERIFF I Would Appreciate Your Vote Don’t Forget To Vote Early!! On October 20th (Paid for by Scott Trahan) Paid for by Theos Duhon #78 #61 #61 Page 3, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

LAWRENCE “LEE” and Juanell Faulk of Grand Lake announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Cassandra Gale Faulk, to Matthew Scott Duhon, son of Michael and Pamela Duhon of Westlake. The wedding is set for Saturday, Nov. 10 at St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church in Grand Lake at 2 p.m. A reception will follow at the Grand Lake Fireman’s Center. Through this means, friends and relatives are invited to attend.

MICHAEL AND MELASEY Baccigalopi of Creole announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of ALFRED S. their son, Jarod Baccigalopi, to Heidi Landry, daughter of VAUGHAN DOUAINE AND SHEILA Conner announce the engage- Dan and Jennifer Landry of Jennings. The wedding is set ment and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, for Saturday, Oct. 20, at Christ The King Catholic Church October 12, 1939 - Santana Brooke Conner, to Trey Wilkerson, son of in Lake Charles. A reception will follow at the Creole Wendell and Barbara Wilkerson, all of Creole. The wed- Community Center from 5:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Through October 16, 2004 ding is set for Friday, Nov. 16 at Trinity Baptist Church in this means, friends and relatives are invited to attend. Lake Charles at 6 p.m. A reception will follow at the VFW AFTER GLOW on Country Club in Lake Charles. Through this means, job since its inception and is reporters last week, as work friends and relatives are invited to attend. turning over the duties to neared an end on laying 226 I’d like the memory of Mrs. Jerry Jones. miles of pipe on the Gulf floor, the first and major phase of me to be a happy one, IRON SHOT SHELL the project. I’d like to leave an It Seems Just Refuge Manager John R. Walther announced that the ROUNDABOUT afterglow of smiles when life is done. 1974 waterfowl hunt regula- THE PARISH tions for Sabine National Barbara Doland Coatney I’d like to leave an echo whispering Like Yesterday Wildlife Refuge are now avail- was awarded a Ph.D in Home able for public distribution. Economics Education Aug. softly down the ways, of happy times By Keith Hambrick Several major changes have 17, at Texas Women's and laughing times and bright and been made this year in the University in Denton, Tex. Cameron Pilot Bailey said the most com- regulations so all former and Lancy Heath, son of Mr. sunny days. Oct. 10, 1974 panies such as oil companies, new refuge hunters are and Mrs. Lee Buford of AIRPORT NEED are now using small jet air- advised to obtain a copy or Hackberry, is one of the 10 I’d like the tears of those who grieve, IS GREAT craft which cannot be handled retain this article for future boys chosen Monday night at Improved airport facilities by Cameron’s present facili- reference. the Cal-Cam Fair to vie for to dry before the sun, of happy memo- will greatly improve Cameron ties. The Fish and Wildlife Tine Tot King. Parish’s ability to attract new Service has adopted the use of Two Cameron 4-H club ries that I leave when life is done. industries the Cameron MRS. DAVIS HONORED iron shot shell for all refuge members had winning live- Parish Police Jury was told Mrs. J. A. Davis, who has waterfowl hunts that will stock exhibits at the The Vaughan family would like to Monday. held the office of finance sec- occur on federal refuges this International Rice Festival in George Bailey, parish engi- retary of Wakefield Memorial season, said Walther. He Crowley recently. They are thank all of those who gave at our neer, said the firm of Bovay Methodist Church for 43 noted that hunting will be Cecil Myers and Todd Montie. Engineers was presently years, was honored this week limited to hunters having 12 Thursday of last week, the greatest time of need, whether it was making a study of the avia- by the church upon her retire- gauge shotguns only and to George Nunezs had a surprise food, flowers, money or the countless tion needs for the parish. ment. the use of iron shot shells visit of Cecil Bates of Orange. At the present Cameron is Ed Kelley, lay leader of the only. Cecil was a coast guard man prayers. We will forever be grateful to served by a privately owned church, presented Mrs. Davis here 30 years ago and George airport at the town of with a plaque in appreciation CAMERON FEATURED was working on the ferry at you all. Cameron, with a few other for her many years of devoted IN NATIONAL STORY the time. dirt strips located around the service. (EDITOR’S NOTE - parish. Mrs. Davis has held the Cameron got some more nationwide publicity last LOUISIANA week when the Chicago Sun Refresh and Renew Times ran a feature on the $161.5 million Stingray To the voters of District 6: Spirit Supporting Each Other pipeline project off the HURRICANE RECOVERYY Post-Rita Cameron Coast. The article, I am Ronald Gayle Nunez and I am Wednesday, October 17 which also ran in the New running for Policy Jury of Cameron. Afternoon Program - 2:00 p.m. — Evening Program - 6 p.m. Orleans Times-Picayune and other papers, also mentioned I have been visiting voters in their Open To All Ages, Including Children Audrey.) homes, in my business, and trying to •Stress Management •Resource Information reach other voters by newspaper to Grand Chenier United Methodist Church By PHILIP MOELLER 2873 Grand Chenier Highway CAMERON, La. -- On help you understand why I want a For more information, call: Louisiana Spirit at (337) 433-6460 June 27, 1957, Hurricane seat on your next police jury. I have Toll Free at 1-866-405-2673 Audrey buried this Gulf Coast or Call: Rev. James Moore at (337) 598-3457 not been able to visit with each and town, drowning 500 persons. When the water receded, the everyone, and for that I am sorry but people returned only to be dri- I am always available either at my Ronald Nunez ven away six weeks later by a store, Pitstop, or by calling me at ON tropical storm. In August of TH 1962, a tornado tore through 337-215-6615. Remember, every vote OCT. 20 Cameron, causing loss of life affects the way District 6 in Cameron will be run in the future and and damage. the way that we will rebuild it. REMEMBER With such a past, if is not surprising that the Gulf of I have heard comments on the radio from a Police Jury employ- TO VOTE Mexico gets mixed reviews ee that Cameron is coming back better than before Hurricane here. Yet, like many towns by the sea, Cameron needs the Rita… where are these people standing, because it is not in down- Gulf. In the beginning, it was town Cameron. Most of the comments I have heard while out vis- NO.89! for the fish. Today, oil and gas wells are the big attraction. iting with voters is how slow progress is and how little progress is “EXPERIENCE And Midwesterners, who being made. If the Police Jury is going to lie to you about the things may only dimly recall Audrey, MATTERS” have a sizeable stake in the you can see, what kind of lies are they telling you about the things biggest piece of action now you can’t see. As a business owner, no one knows better than me Your Vote going down in the Gulf--the how the police jury has held those of us who want to rebuild back $161.5 million Stingray & Support pipeline. from making progress for our community. Stingray is a joint project I think anytime you own the land and the buildings you should Would Be of Trunkline Gas Co. in Houston and Natural Gas be able to do what you want with it. The parish government should Greatly Pipeline Co. of America not be able to tell you what building you can put on your land with- (NGPL), the gas transmis- Appreciated! sions subsidiary of Peoples out a vote from the community. This sounds like dictatorship to Gas Co. me. The same goes for the local government putting up road Paid for by Loston McEvers The two gas pipelines blocks to keep you and your family from coming home. showed off the project to In 2010 there will be a census taken in the United States. If the police jury doesn’t change it’s rules soon and allow people back VOTE #64 home in lower Cameron Parish, there could be trouble. Low census counts in lower Cameron Parish could mean redistricting of the area. Lower census counts could also affect the way the legisla- MONA KELLEY ture distributes funds for this part of the parish. You need someone who will fight for the commercial fishermen, working class people, and fight for the future of our children. The CAMERON same children who should have the right to know the Cajun way of life as their parents and grandparents did. Cameron belongs to PARISH ASSESSOR the people, not the government. Help me give Cameron back to the people. Cameron should not be sold out to the government. I EXPERIENCED would love the chance to fight for you and your family to return to your way of life before the storm. QUALIFIED Your support would be greatly appreciated! Elect... DEDICATED DEPENDABLE #81 Ronald Nunez #81 (Paid for by Mona Kelley) Police Jury - District 6 (Paid for by Ronald Nunez) Page 4, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Tarpons to travel to Check your heating system Coach Lalande wins before the cold arrives Basile to play Friday (NAPSA)-Don’t freeze up gent test, which is national in his 200th game scope. Locate contractors By CHRIS & LAURIE ratings for the state play-offs. when it comes to servicing The South Cameron ing drive. with NATE-certified techni- MUELLER The Tarpons will have to your heating system. A regu- Tarpons gave head coach South Cameron’s first cians at www.natex.org by contend with the districts 3rd lar system check before the Parry Lalande his 200th score of the game came from clicking on the question The 3-3, 1-0 South leading rusher Derrick season will help your system career win here Friday night the defense when lineman mark. Cameron Tarpons travel to Thomas who is averaging 110 work efficiently when the with a 48-29 win over the Matthew Miller recovered a Schedule a service call Basile Friday night for a 7 yards a game. The Tarpons temperature starts to drop. Merryville Panthers. muffed punt in the endzone to today so you’re ready for p.m. kickoff. Both teams are have the district’s number 1 Here’s what to do to avoid The Tarpons scored seven tie the score at 7-7. After that whatever winter may bring. 1-0 in district and with tough passer in Kyle Little 712 wasting energy dollars: touchdowns in their first nine the Tarpons never looked Let your contractor explain to games coming up against yards and the district’s lead- First, check your house to possessions to totally outplay back. The Tarpons final three you how affordable winter state ranked Oberlin and ing receiver Jaylon Ball with determine how airtight and district rival Merryville and scores came on short runs. comfort can be. Hamilton Christian this 402 yards receiving. insulated it is, and then ask grab their third victory of the Jonathon Trahan and Dex These tips are brought to game plays out to be very The Tarpons have won the your heating contractor to season and first district victo- Murphy had 1 yard runs and you by North American important with the winner last 5 meetings with Basile check how efficiently your ry. The Panthers fell to 2-4 in Dylan Conner had a 4 yard Technician Excellence, or hoping to improve their power including the last 2 on field system provides heat. the district opener for both run to cap the scoring for the NATE, the nation’s largest goals. Things he can check: teams. Tarpons. nonprofit certification organi- • The “R” value (the rela- Jonathon Trahan scored Jonathon Trahan had 18 zation for heating, ventila- tive value of your home’s on two short runs and receiv- carries for 76 yards, Dex tion, air-conditioning and insulation) in areas like the er Jaylon Ball back after Murphy 48 yards on 7 carries, Chris’ Picks refrigeration technicians. The basement, crawl space, attic, missing last weeks game Dylan Conner had 6 carries U.S. Department of Energy By Chris Mueller as well as in the living spaces; caught a 73 yard touchdown for 27 yards and Kirby endorses NATE for raising • Leaky seals or gaps pass from Kyle Little to put Kingery added 11 yards on 5 quality standards and energy Last week I went 12-3 McNeese over Sam around doors and windows; the Tarpons ahead 28-14 at carries. Kyle Little completed efficiency. For a contractor with a season record of 72-16 Houston State and the half. 5 of 11 passes for 112 yards near you with NATE-certified and a .807 winning percent- Grambling over Arkansas • Ductwork for leaks. The Tarpons defense stiff- with his favorite target technicians, visit the age. Pine-Bluff Things you should discuss ened in the second half, not Jaylon Ball catching 4 for 101 Consumer Contractor This week I see: ULL over Arkansas State with him to help identify allowing a first down until a yards. Thomas Trosclair had Connection at www.natex.org. DeQuincy over Pickering ULM over North Texas problems in your home: last minute Merryville scor- 1 catch for 11 yards. Oakdale over East Tulane over UAB • If there is moisture Beauregard New Mexico St. over LA inside double-glazed windows Wolfe places South Beauregard over Tech or if they are cloudy; and Firearm safety course to Rosepine Southeastern over • Whether the snow melts Kinder over Vinton Northwestern and refreezes directly on at rodeo in South Cameron over New England over Dallas uncovered window ledges or be taught at Hackberry Basile Jacksonville over Houston similar places. Uvalde, Tx. Cameron Sheriff’s Office LSU over Kentucky New Orleans over Seattle When checking your heat- Cameron and the Substation ing system, ask the contractor The McNeese State will be holding a firearms in Hackberry. to determine: University Rodeo Team par- safety course Friday Oct. 19, For questions contact • If it is properly sized ticipated in the Southwest at 6 p.m. at the Hackberry Instructor, Deputy French at (one too large will do the job, Texas Junior College rodeo in Community Center. The 762-3962 or 775-5111. but very expensively; and one Uvalde, Tex. Oct. 5-7. course will be open to women too small incessantly cycles, The Women’s Team took of Cameron Parish 18 and running up bills while not 1st place and the Men’s Team older. delivering comfort); finished in fifth place. The Time will run 2 to 3 hours. • Whether flues are prop- team is led by first year Attendance is limited to the __ erly vented so combustion by- coach, Justin Browning. first 20 that register. Course Sales & Service New & Used products are not sucked into Nicholas Wolfe, freshman will provide a better under- your home; from Hackberry, placed standing of firearms, safety, We Service All Makes & Models • Whether a humidifier eighth in steer wrestling. basic handling and address moisturizing air would make concerns and questions. In Lake Charles your home feel warmer; On Oct. 20, at 10 a.m. • If your system’s air filter course participants will have is clean; and the opportunity to shoot Shetler Lincoln Mercury • If there are small prob- firearms at the Sheriff’s lems that could affect your Office range in Cameron. 478-1720 Or 1-800-460-5461 3201 HWY. 14 entire heating system if Both must be attended to uncorrected. shoot. Registration forms are With proper care, correc- available in the Sheriff’s tive action and prevention, Office at the Courthouse in DAVID GOLDEN’S NEW BOOK IS IN! your heating system may provide you with affordable com- David Golden’s new book, “Slumber in Sioux City” fort. Don’t put off a system is on sale at the Horsemen’s Western Store in checkup. Spending a few dollars this fall could save hun- Orange, Tx, Currie’s, Inc. in Hackberry, Precious dreds of dollars during the Memories Flower Shop in Sulphur, He’s Not Here year. To the people of School Lounge in Carlyss, Walden’s Book Store at the Prien When choosing a heating contractor, find one with Board District 5, Lake Mall in Lake Charles and at Nichols Dry Goods NATE-certified gas, oil or store in DeQuincy. heat-pump technicians. I know it will be impossible to see all of you “YOU PAYS YOUR MONEY, YOU TAKES YOUR CHANCES!” Certified professionals have before the October 20, 2007 elections. Through proven their knowledge of this ad I wish to share some of my opinions with Unknown Cowboy heating by passing a strin- you and in doing so ask for your VOTE. The most common question asked to me so far is “How would I have handled the issue of a four day school week”? In my opinion it should have _ 4-2#$-02-0)',%+ ,2& 2 been handled like the school uniform issue. A ballot should have been sent out to every Head ! ,5-0)$-07-3', 2-,0-3%#` of Household with children attending South Which man would youyg rather see working Cameron allowing the majority to set the prece- for ygyou in Baton Rouge? dence. I would like to point out some issues that are very important to me. #1- I actually live in my district of Creole and have been there for over a year, like my opponent I received no insurance money or ICC, very little help from FEMA and what money I did receive from Road Home, just came in. After Hurricane Rita, my family and I lived in Lafayette until we could make living arrange- ments in Cameron Parish, this meant a two hour drive for us to attend meetings set forth by our school authorities and leaving at 5 a.m. in the morning for my children to attend school when South Cameron was reopened in Grand Lake and then a 2 hour drive back at night. We endured this because coming back HOME and back to South Cameron was the most important issue for my family. #2- I attend many school functions both academic and athletic. I did so even before my children became a part of many of these functions because I care about our school and plan on doing so for many years to come. I have three children in South Cameron and I truly care about the future of our school. #3- South Cameron is the lifeline to Creole, it is a vital part of this com- BRODNEY FARMER BRODNEY HUNTER or THE SUIT MAN munity and surrounding communities such as Grand Chenier and Cameron, %URGQH\ LV D ULFH IDUPHU FUDZ¿VK SURGXFHU FRPPHUFLDO VKULPSHU as many of us live here. My opponent, when given the opportunity to bring our Omega Protein Inc. pilot, and owner of “Mouton’s Hunting Club”. You School Board back to Cameron, abstained from voting, when his vote would can choose a professional, a professional politician or a workinggp person have been the deciding factor. On August 31, 2007 a ground breaking ceremony was held on the South who can representp the common man. He has been there and knows what Cameron campus, conveniently right before elections. Over a month has we need. Only you can make the choice of who will be an asset to our gone by and the only dirt that has moved at South Cameron is from the district. ground breaking ceremony. Read my opponent’s campaign card it says “It is A VOTE FOR BRODNEY IS LIKE A VOTE FOR YOUSELF!!! a slow process, but were getting closer to coming to terms on what we can do and cannot do”. Sounds like to me that many more senior classes of South Cameron will have to graduate from these portable buildings. In the months after Hurricane Rita, I attended a meeting which former Superintendent Doug Chance and former Principal Dale Skinner arranged, according to them the plan was to have the newly consolidated school in place by 2009. We had two years for the thinking process to occur, it’s time to make something happen. Success is not accomplished through just thinking, but by taking action. I feel my opponent has forgotten the most important thing, the voices of our children, parents and teachers. A vote for me is a vote for you and your family to have a voice. I will listen to your concerns as parents, as we do have a lot in common - what is best for OUR children. My agenda is not a personal one, but one that will represent the wishes of the majority. I have an open door policy; feel free to talk to me when and where we meet. My cell phone number is 513-9956, feel free to call anytime. I plan on taking action, and encourage you to do so as well by taking the time to VOTE in the October 20, 2007 elections. Your opinion does matter, make it count! CRAWFISHER PILOT SHRIMPER Sincerely, Brodney will not stand up, talk and make false promises before the election. If he is elected he will promise District 47 he will do whatever Richard R. Richard it takes to get things done! Dist. 5 School Board Candidate VOTE BRODNEY MOUTON #53!!! # 90 on the ballot (Paid for by Richard R. Richard) Paid by: Brodney for Representative Page 5, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Cameron Fisheries disaster program Maritime search, rescue to be explained in B. R. training to be offered The Louisiana cies to provide maritime SAR Department of Wildlife and training to their officers. The Louisiana 1:00 p.m., Thursday, Oct. Outdoors Fisheries Law Enforcement As a result, LDWF/LED Department of Wildlife and 4, Charter Boat and Division (LDWF/LED) was designed and implemented Fisheries (LDWF) will pre- Recreational Fisheries By LOSTON MCEVERS recently granted approval by the 40 hour MSARC to train sent information on the new 9:30 a.m., Friday, Oct. 5 , the Louisiana Police Officers other law enforcement offi- $41 million federal fisheries Shrimp Fisheries David Cresson of Baton and so I did, but I shot the Standards and Training cers in such areas as marine disaster assistance program 1:30 p.m., Friday, Oct. 5, Rouge, has taken over the wrong mallards and killed (POST) Council to offer the search and rescue, Louisiana at a series of meetings sched- Menhaden Fisheries reins of the Coastal two of grandma’s English Maritime Search and Rescue Emergency Operation Plans uled for Oct. 4 - Oct. 12 at 9:30 a.m., Monday, Oct. 8, Conservation Association, Callers, but we just put them Course (MSARC) to qualified (ESF-9 SAR), navigation LDWF headquarters at 2000 Oyster Fisheries replacing executive director in the limits and I eased the POST certified peace officers. rules, vessel handling, water- Quail Drive in Baton Rouge. 1:30 p.m., Monday, Oct. 8, Jeff Angers, effective Oct. 1. other three back to the chick- In the months after the borne arrest techniques and Funding for a federal fish- Crab Fisheries He will take on a huge chore en yard. devastating landfalls of more. eries disaster assistance pro- 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 9, for organization conservation Well it didn’t take long Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, The first offerings of the gram, aimed at directly Crawfish Fisheries program and head activities before grandma was raising several law enforcement course have been scheduled assisting fishing industry 9:30 a.m., Friday, Oct. 12, with the CCA’s 30,000 mem- cane about the raccoons or agencies across the state of for Oct. 29-Nov. 2, and Nov. participants, has been sought 2007 bers representing 22 local something eating her ducks Louisiana realized a vital 12-Nov. 16. by Louisiana fishing industry Freshwater and Saltwater chapters and man the staff at and you bet your bottom dol- need to train officers in all Officers must be Louisiana leaders, Gov. Kathleen Blanco Commercial Finfish Fisheries the Baton Rouge headquar- lar, I didn’t say a word. aspects of search and rescue POST certified peace officers and the Louisiana congres- Meeting agendas will include ters. (SAR), especially maritime and have successfully com- sional delegation as part of a welcome followed by intro- I didn’t get many local LAKE DISAPPEARS search and rescue. pleted a National Association the recovery funding package ductions, LDWF presenta- fishing reports, as I spent Scot Lake in Florida has The LDWF/LED is the pri- of State Boating Law following Hurricanes Katrina tions on the $41 million feder- three days on Sam Rayburn disappeared, when last June mary agency for search and Administrators or U.S. Coast and Rita. al fisheries disaster assis- fishing the annual Rayburn one or more sinkholes literal- rescue in the state and the Guard approved boating edu- LDWF will be meeting tance program and allocation Oilmen’s Classic, as they still ly drained the water from the Governor’s Office of cation course before being eli- with individual fishery sec- and distribution options and allow retired oilfield workers lake as if someone had pulled Homeland Security and gible to attend the course. tors and fishery organiza- to conclude with public input. to fish. My son-in-law Travis a plug, like when you pulled Emergency Preparedness Law enforcement agencies tions, representatives and For more information on Broussard fished hard, catch- the plug from the bathtub. (GOHSEP) designated lead interested in having their offi- stakeholders, at the following the LDWF federal funding ing a few fish, but the low A massive whirlpool for SAR operations. cers attend the course or for times to provide information assistance meetings, contact water and lack of grass in resulting from the sinkholes LDWF/LED agents have sev- more information on the on authorized uses of these Martin Bourgeois at 225-765- most areas made fish hard to apparently sent everything eral decades of experience in course itself can contact funds and to gather input on 2401 or find. We never had a keeper from fish, turtles, and alliga- boating safety enforcement, LDWF/LED at 225-765-2980. allocation and distribution [email protected] limit for either day. tors into the ground in less maritime patrol enforcement For more information, con- options: v. There were four other than 10 hours. The sinkholes and maritime search and res- tact Rachel Zechenelly at cue, and the division has [email protected] work to fulfill the requests, efforts to restore fisheries teams from Cameron Parish swallowed three-quarters of starting with the highest impacted by the 2005 hurri- that we talked to, but there the 285 acre lake’s aquatic received several requests or 225-765-2984. from law enforcement agen- stocking priority and working canes. luck was about like ours. life, about 65,000 pounds of down the list. This year, Both the channel catfish There was a 10 pounder fish. 745,000 channel catfish and and the bluegill stocked this caught on Friday and that Florida Wildlife Catfish and bluegills are 6.7 million bluegill were fall should reach harvestable stringer was 24 pounds, so Commissioners said, follow- requested for 36 bodies of size after another growing they were in the fish. Water ing the flow led them into the water around the state of season. levels on Rayburn Lake are ground. Although alligators being stocked in the state Louisiana. The fish are trans- For more information, con- 168.8 feet with two genera- are strong swimmers, they ported from the hatchery to tact Kristi Butler at Booker As water temperatures catfish or bluegill this year. tors running and I noticed had no place to go except the stocking location by spe- Fowler Fish Hatchery at drop enough to make fish “Through a cooperative one of the dams was open and down with the flow. cial trucks equipped with [email protected] or handling safe, employees agreement with the U.S. Fish lots of water flowing out of insulated tanks and oxygen 318-748-6914. with the Louisiana and Wildlife Service the lake. distribution systems. Department of Wildlife and (USFWS), the fish were Although Toledo Bend has Channel catfish are usual- Fisheries (LDWF) Booker raised at the Natchitoches had plenty of water, the water ly requested for lakes in Fowler and Beechwood Fish National Fish Hatchery,” said is dropping, now down to 168 urban areas with high fishing Hatcheries are busy stocking Kristi Butler, LDWF biologist feet from over 172 feet, but pressure. Bluegill are usually lakes statewide with channel manager. “The department is the generators are not run- requested for urban areas and catfish and bluegill. grateful to the USFWS for ning. lakes that have been renovat- Booker Fowler Fish their assistance.” I did get a chance to talk ed to provide forage for subse- Hatchery, LDWF’s primary Inland Fisheries district with a couple of Big Lake quent stockings of large- fish-production facility, is cur- biologists make requests for Anglers, and their catching mouth bass in the spring. rently undergoing a partial fish each year, which are pri- lots of trout from Turners Some of the stockings renovation and did not have oritized by need into a single Bay, all the way down to the requested this year are part the pond space to raise the list. Hatchery employees then South end of the lake. A few of the department’s continued good catches of Flounders are also reported. A few redfish at the weirs are being caught, but jetty fishing for redfish and large drums is still the best bet. 6ÀÌÕ>ÞÊ ÛiÀÞiÊ}ÀiiÃ°°° DECOYS Today we’ve seen duck decoys come a long way from back when decoys were made of hand carved wood and paints. Light-weight decoys are the trend, but some hunters will have up to a 100 decoys per pond while years ago hunters were satisfied to have three dozen decoys, but they set them out before daylight and picked them up after there hunt, where today decoys stay in the pond all through duck season. Then we have the electric duck that flaps it wings and swims and splashes water. However, the most effective duck decoy and duck caller were live decoys, which are now banned by law since 1935. Some hunters used these decoys for several years after the ban. I remember my grandmother had about 20 or so English Callers with the chickens in a fenced-in area and lots of times we had regular migratory ducks light in the pasture as these English Callers would lure them in. My grandmother would dare my uncle to use these English Callers for hunting. One day my uncle asked me to go hunting with him, but for me to catch 4 or 5 of these ducks, put them in a sack and be ready for the next morning. Yes, I sneaked in and got 5 English Callers and yes we tied a string to one leg and also to a stake in the pond with the rest of the decoys. It did work, so not having a gun for myself, my uncle decided to let me shoot the next time ducks would come

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FOR HOMES BEYOND THE GAS MAINS • Tanks • Space Heaters • Gas Heaters • Gas Logs LAKE ARTHUR BUTANE CO. — New Location — 2329 E. McNeese St. Lake Charles 1-800-256-1287 Or 439-4051 Established 1945 Page 6, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Arrests are reported by Guilty pleas are entered in Crawfish fisheries meeting Cameron Sheriff’s Dept. Cameron District Court to be held in Baton Rouge tact Gary Tilyou at 225-765- The following arrests were 1429 Redlick Rd., Ville Platte; Several individuals recent- bation, $500 fine; The Louisiana 2331 or made by the Cameron Parish DWI, Speeding. ly entered guilty pleas to Curtis Dale West, Department of Wildlife and [email protected]. Sheriff’s Dept. Oct. 2 - Oct. 9. Michelle Anna Dowd, 22, felony charges in 38th Contributing to Delinquency Fisheries (LDWF) has sched- Stacey Lynn Pugh, 24, 100 145 Amaco Rd., Cameron; Judicial District Court of a Minor-2 counts, 10 years uled an additional crawfish Debra Lane #11C, Cameron; Simple Criminal property according to Cecil Sanner, in prison; suspend 5 years; fisheries meeting to present Trunk or treat D.W.I., Resisting an Officer, Damage. District Attorney. Assisting in $500 to IDF; information on the federal Battery of a Police Officer. Joshua Paul Francingues, the prosecution were Jennifer Stephanie M. Richard, fisheries disaster assistance event planned Garrett Eugene Woods, 27, 2015 Creston, Spring Tex.; Jones and Tom Barrett, Possession of Controlled program. 5180 Elliot Rd. Apt. B. Lake Public Intoxication. Assistant District Attorneys. Dangerous Substance, 2 The crawfish meeting is Attention Trick or Charles; Bench Warrant. Rugerio German-Alvarez, They are: years supervised probation, scheduled for Oct. 16 at 1 Treaters, organizations and Christopher Bechtold, 37, 20, 260 General Patton, Lake Marcus Anthony Fruge, $500 to IDF; p.m. at LDWF headquarters residents in the Grand Lake - 222 W. Elizabeth St. Sulphur; Charles; Speeding, No Proof Revocation of Probation for Sabrina Lyn Vidrine, located at 2000 Quail Drive in Sweetlake area will host a Violation of a Protective of Insurance, No Drivers Possession of Controlled Possession of Controlled Baton Rouge. Trunk or Treat Oct. 31, begin- Order (two counts). License in Possession, Illegal Dangerous Substance, Substance, 2 years supervised Funding for a federal fish- ning at 6 p.m. at the Grand John Paul Bercier, 21, Alien. ordered to serve 30 months in probation, $500 to Indigent eries disaster assistance pro- Lake Firemen Center, in the 5016 Fernwood Drive, Lake Edgar Jesus Melendez prison; Defender Fund; gram, aimed at directly back lot. Charles; DWI, Careless Loaiza, 18, 260 General Sean Bradford, Theft, 2 Lakeyta S. Carter, assisting fishing industry All trick or treaters are Operation, Flight from an Patton, Lake Charles; Illegal years supervised probation, Possession of Controlled participants, has been sought invited. Hot dogs will be Officer. Alien. $1,000 fine and $500 to Dangerous Substance, 2 by Louisiana fishing industry served. Any group or individ- James D. Hartman, 58, Michael Paul Shelton, 28, Indigent Defender Fund years supervised probation, leaders, Gov. Kathleen Blanco ual wishing to participate 6859 Tom Herbert Rd. Lot 717 Benjamin Lane, (IDF); $2,000 fine; and the Louisiana congres- please call Dinah at 532-3030 359, Lake Charles; Probation Hackberry; Bench Warrant Kade Jude Ortego, Marty James LeBlanc, Jr., sional delegation as part of All spooks and goblins are Violation (two counts) Unauthorized Entry of an Possession of Marijuana-sec- the recovery funding package welcome! William Thrasher, 23, Inhabited Dwelling, 5 years ond offense, 3 years in prison following Hurricanes Katrina in prison suspended, 3 years suspended, 3 years super- and Rita. supervised probation, $1,000 vised probation, $2,000 fine; LDWF is meeting with Beach Meet fine, $500 to IDF; Jerry L. Deshotel, Jr., individual fishery sectors and fishery organizations, repre- Laval Meeks, Revocation Revocation of Probation, The Holly Beach of Probation for Possession of ordered to serve 2 years in sentatives and stakeholders to provide information on Improvement Assoc. will hold Controlled Dangerous prison; its monthly meeting at 6 p.m., Substance, 45 days in Parish Steven Craig Oliver, authorized uses of these funds and to gather input on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Holly Jail for technical violations of Revocation of Probation for Beach fire station. probation; Theft, ordered to serve 2 allocation and distribution options. All board members and Darrel James Conner, Jr., years in prison and suspend- the general public are encour- Unauthorized Entry of ed 1 year; must enroll in The agenda will include a welcome followed by introduc- age to attend. Inhabited Dwelling, 5 years Impact Program with For more information call in prison suspended, 3 years Department of Corrections; tions, LDWF presentations on the federal fisheries disaster 318-925-8373 or 318-422- supervised probation, $1,500 Lonnie Nathan Crum, 4354. fine, $500 to IDF; Possession of Controlled assistance program and allo- Charisse Marie Little, Dangerous Substance, 2 cation and distribution Theft, 1 year supervised pro- years supervised probation, options and to conclude with $2,000fine; public input. Cheyenne Hayden Mock, For more information, con- Possession of Controlled Substance, 2 years supervised Terry Darbonne, To The People Of District 1, probation, $2,000 fine; Contractor Misapplication of Lisa Octavia Dyson, Funds, 1 year of supervised It has been my honor to serve as your Simple Battery, $150 fine or 2 probation, restitution of days in jail; Battery on a $2,770.84; Police Juror the past four years. Before Police Officer, 15 days in jail; Cedric S. LaSalle, Jr., and Resisting an Officer, $150 Possession of Controlled Rita, I worked hard to improve our com- fine or 2 days in jail; Dangerous Substance, 5 munities. After Rita, I am working even Eric Blake Doucet, Second years in prison suspended, 3 Degree Battery, $1,000 fine, 1 years supervised probation. harder to restore what we have lost. Much year supervised probation and restitution of $1,500. work has been done, but the real work is Angela Gail Trahan, Possession of Controlled still ahead. Dangerous Substance, $500 I ask that you support me in this effort by fine, 1 year of supervised pro- Happy Ads bation, and $500 to Indigent voting #66 in the October 20th election. Defender Fund. Justin Scott Hanks, ARE HERE LET’S WORK TOGETHER TO REBUILD DISTRICT 1 AND Unauthorized Entry of an Inhabited Dwelling, 5 years AGAIN!! ALL OF CAMERON PARISH! in prison suspended, 3 years Bon supervised probation, $500 ★ MAGNUS ‘SONNY’MCGEE ★ fine, $500 to IDF and restitu- V tion. 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“Sitting still and wishing made no person great; The good Lord sends the fishing, but you must dig the bait” Page 8, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 help spread out the responsi- New way to What to do when a bility and time commitment. A Nutrition in a nutshell group may even be able to teach Science tackle larger projects such as friend has cancer painting or landscaping that (NAPSA)-Since the late (NAPSA)-It’s no mystery will really touch the family. 1980’s, adult obesity has that murder crimes and the steadily increased to the point use of forensic evidence to (NAPSA)-The birth of a remain at home-or invite at which more than 65 per- child is sweet. For Amy and them for dinner. DOCTOR’S ADVICE convict or free suspects has “When facing a serious cent of all Americans are now attracted the attention of mil- Warren Taylor, the birth of a 3. Take care of the rest overweight and over 30 per- healthy baby boy was espe- of the family: Help the kids at health condition, people live in lions with the popularity of a slow-motion world filled cent are obese. Also, 15 per- shows such as CSI and its cially joyous because the frag- home get to school in the cent of children and adoles- ile infant developed and sur- morning or to their after- with fear, uncertainty and spinoffs. important medical decisions. cents ages 6 to 19 are over- Schools are even catching vived his mother’s treatment school activities. Provide rides weight-nearly double the rate for stage-three breast cancer- for the kids or dinner for them They simply can’t focus on-or on to the craze and using may even forget about-day-to- of two decades ago. forensic investigations to including chemotherapy, blood before their evening activities. Prevention of obesity is based transfusions and a mastecto- Offer to take them shopping day activities,” said Dr. Jesse teach science. Gruman, president of the on managing energy balance. Books such as the uncon- my. His healthy birth ended for a special birthday, holiday The Food and Drug months of uncertainty as to or get-well gift. Walk the dog Center for the Advancement of ventional textbook “The Health. “Those burdens cause Administration says a great Forensic Mission” (Wiley) by how the cancer treatments or change the cat’s litter box. tool to help manage calorie might affect him. 4. Create a caring com- action paralysis. Friends and E.K. Hein are helping stu- family can best help by just intake is the Nutrition Facts dents learn about forensic sci- When Amy was diagnosed, munity: That’s what Warren’s Label on food packages. The the Taylors were overwhelmed brother did when he set up a doing whatever they see that ence in an entertaining, needs doing.” label has a lot of useful infor- engaging way. with information, decisions free, personalized Web site mation, especially the num- and life. “When Amy was diag- where the couple could post Supporting family, friends and “The Forensic Mission” neighbors who are facing a ber of calories and serving draws readers into a sus- nosed, I told four people that regular updates to keep peo- sizes in your food. first night and I was exhaust- ple apprised of her treat- serious health condition, penseful mystery while delv- treatment or a prolonged ill- When you select or coming into forensic science and ed,” Warren said. ments. The site created pare foods, see what the label When someone you know is through CaringBridge.org ness can be incredibly fulfill- its role in solving crimes. ing, and your efforts will be a says about the serving size This fictional work facing a serious health diagno- became the conduit for engag- and calories. Ask yourself sis or a condition like breast ing the Taylors’ friends and welcome relief during long revolves around a string of days. these important questions: perplexing homicides in cancer, there are many ways family to provide the encour- What is the serving size? you can help ease the strain: agement Amy needed to perse- Philadelphia, involving stu- LEARN MORE How many servings are in dents from Roxborough High 1. Help out at home: vere. Approximately 1⁄3 of the the container? 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Distribution day is Saturday, October 27, 2007, 9 - 10 a.m. 337-786-2446 Make Checks Payable to Grand Lake Faith Temple, 659 Hwy. 384, Lake Charles, LA 70607 - Please Print ITEM PRICE QTY TOTAL Name______Food Box $25.00 ______OPEN HOUSE -- Nov. 8-9, 2007 Address______Sp#1 Meat Combo $18.00 ______City/State/Zip______Sp#2 Strip Steak $18.00 ______Phone______Sp#3 Family Meals $18.00 ______Payment Method____Cash_____Check #______“Over 38 Years Sales Person Picking up Order______Order Total $______Call Grand Lake Faith Temple (598-2516) or Lenora Poole (598-2972) or Missy Poole (598-3441) & Service” All orders must be in by Saturday, October 14, 2007. Any LATE orders & payments can be brought to church services by 12:00 noon on Sunday, October 15, 2007 Page 9, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 (NAPSA)-Hackers and Following the rules is the key spammers may be using your Fried chicken recipe steals computer right now. They invade secretly and hide soft- great-grandma’s secrets ware to get access to the infor- to charcoal Tailgating victory mation on your computer, (NAPSA)-It doesn’t get including your e-mail program. (NAPSA)-Serious tail- 1. In a medium bowl com- before grilling. Stack 6 tor- fryer outdoors away from more American than fried Once on your computer, they gaters are just as passionate bine the salsa ingredients. tillas on top of each other and wooden decks, in accordance chicken, and the crowd’s can spy on your Internet surf- about their parking lot buf- Mix well. If desired, to fully wrap them in aluminum foil. with the manufacturer’s safe- expecting it for the big game- ing, steal your personal infor- fets as they are about the incorporate the flavors, let Repeat with the remaining 6 ty procedures. Or use a day party. Now you can mation and use your computer game. And for a majority of the salsa sit at room tempera- tortillas. Masterbuilt Electric Deep reward them with a time-hon- to send spam to other comput- tailgaters, only a charcoal ture for 1 hour. 5. Brush the cooking grate Fryer in your kitchen and fol- ored recipe that’s been updat- ers without your knowledge. grill will do when it comes to 2. Using a mortar and pes- clean. Grill the steaks over low the directions. Computers taken over this ed with a bit of zesty spice. cooking the feast. In fact, tle or spice mill, crush the direct high heat, with the lid Place chicken in a large, way often become part of a Tailgating Fried Chicken according to the recent Weber peppercorns and the cumin closed as much as possible, heavy-duty, zip-top plastic robot network, known as a uses the old-fashioned flavor Tailgating Study, 61 percent seed. Place in a small bowl until lightly charred on the bag. Add 4 cups buttermilk to “botnet” for short. A botnet, of buttermilk to sharpen the of tailgaters who bring grills and mix with the remaining surface and cooked to your bag; seal. Refrigerate 2 hours, also known as a “zombie chicken’s flavors and thrill with them opt for a charcoal rub ingredients. desired doneness, 5 to 7 min- turning occasionally. Pour oil army,” is made up of tens or even the pickiest taste buds. grill when prepping for the 3. Fill a Weber RapidFire utes for medium rare, turning into a large deep fryer; heat to hundreds of thousands of Then it gives the succulent “big game.” Chimney Starter to the rim once or twice and swapping 350 degrees. home computers sending e- meat a modern twist with “Cooking a pregame with mesquite charcoal and their positions as needed for While oil heats, combine mails by the millions. cayenne pepper. Fortunately, botnets are not spread over charcoal is a burn the charcoal until it is even cooking. At the same remaining 2 cups buttermilk The peanut oil adds a inevitable. major matter of pride for a lot lightly covered with ash. time, warm the 2 packets of and eggs in a large, shallow robust, nutty flavor and To help you reduce your of us,” says Chef Jamie Spread the charcoal in a tortillas over indirect high bowl, stirring well with a intensifies the crispy texture chances of becoming part of a Purviance, a renowned tightly packed, single layer heat for 4 to 6 minutes, turn- whisk. of the breading. It also seals bot, the Federal Trade grilling expert and author of across one-half of the charcoal ing once. Remove the steaks Combine flour, 1 table- in the chicken’s moistness. Commission encourages you the new “Weber’s Charcoal grate. Put the cooking grate and tortillas from the grill spoon salt, and peppers in This oil’s high smoke point to secure your computer by: Grilling” cookbook. “The fick- in place, close the lid, and and let the steaks rest for 2 to another shallow dish, stirring lets you fry at higher temper- • Using anti-virus and anti-spy- leness of a live fire requires preheat the grill for 10 min- 3 minutes (keep the tortillas well. atures for flaky, light and ware software and keeping it more skills than a gas grill utes. Leave all the vents warm in the foil). Cut the Drain chicken; discard beautiful dishes that are up to date. does, but once you’ve learned open. meat across the grain into marinade. Sprinkle remain- • Being cautious about never greasy or crumbly. to control it, the rewards are 4. Cut the skirt steak into thin slices. Pile the meat ing 2 teaspoons salt evenly opening attachments or down- over chicken. Dredge chicken loading files from e-mails you huge, both in terms of taste 2 or 3 sections so they fit on inside warm tortillas and top FRIED CHICKEN and a sense of accomplish- the grill. Lightly coat each of with the salsa, draining the in flour mixture; dip in egg receive. 1 whole roasting chicken, ment.” the steaks with oil. Season juices back into the bowl so mixture. • Using a firewall to protect cut into pieces Rookie grillers sometimes them evenly with the rub. Let the tortillas don’t get too wet. Return chicken to flour your computer from hacking 6 cups buttermilk, divided let their excitement get ahead the steaks sit at room temper- Serve immediately. mixture; coat well. Fry chick- attacks while it is connected to 2 1⁄2 gallons LouAna of them, jumping in like a ature for 20 to 30 minutes Makes 4 servings. en at 375 degrees for 12 to 15 the Internet. peanut oil young quarterback off the minutes or until done. • Disconnecting from the 2 large eggs bench for the first time-and Serves 8 people. Internet when you are away 2 cups all-purpose flour from your computer. fumbling. One surefire way to Visit www.louana.com for 1 tablespoon plus 2 tea- • Checking your “sent avoid similar problems is to complete information on spoons kosher salt, divided items” file or “outgoing” mail- read the playbook on the top preparation, frying and safe- 1⁄2 teaspoon cayenne pep- box for messages you did not five grilling mistakes that ty. per intend to send. always draw a penalty flag: A little fried chicken can 1⁄2 teaspoon freshly make any meal a real picnic. To learn more, visit ground black pepper OnGuardOnline.gov/botnet.ht Flag: False Start Use a traditional propane ml. Thrown when: Lighter fluid is used to start the fire. The Right Call: Chemical starters are dangerous and leave behind a nasty taste, so don’t look their way for your start-up. Instead, place crum- To The Voters Of Cameron pled newspaper or paraffin cubes on the grate, cover with PEPPER STEAK TACOS with Pico de Gallo will spice a pyramid of charcoal bri- up your next tailgate party. Parish. . . quettes, and ignite. When your charcoal is coated with light grey ash (usually about Just a reminder that the deadline for a 20 minutes after it’s lit), you’re ready to cook. A chim- REQUEST FORM to vote by mail is the ney starter makes this process easy. 16th of October and early voting is still Flag: Unnecessary going on until Saturday, October 13, 2007. Roughness Thrown when: A spatula is used to press the burger THANK YOU AND MAY GOD BLESS against the cooking grate. The Right Call: Squeezing YOU AND KEEP YOU SAFE! only pushes out flavor. Let your meat cook until it sepa- rates cleanly from the grate (a light coating of oil will help it PLEASE VOTE #62 brown evenly and prevent sticking). Then flip-once. That’s all most foods need. OCTOBER 20, 2007

Flag: Illegal Procedure Thrown when: The grill lid is open while you cook. The Right Call: Keep the lid down to cook your food faster and more evenly. This also reduces the chances of a flare-up.

Flag: Delay Of Game Thrown when: You don’t have the right equipment. The Right Call: Missing gear can make you miss kickoff, so be prepared with this “I did not announce or qualify for Police Juror until I was list: aluminum pans, paper absolutely certain that I could dedicate the next four years to plates and cups, tongs, spatu- working with fellow jurors to rebuild our devastated communities. I am dedicated to you and like you, my heart and love is for las, mitts, cutting boards, ice, Cameron Parish.” condiments, seasonings, “Just as our forefathers restored our Parish after Hurricane trash bags-and, of course, Audrey in 1957, I want to rebuild our Parish for our children to charcoal, a chimney starter look up to us and have the feelings in their hearts that we have for and a grill. the generation of Audrey. We’ve got some big shoes to fill and it is past time that we try to!” Remember you can vote early through Saturday, October, 13th - Flag: Holding you can request a mail-in ballot by calling the Registrar of Voters Thrown when: Hot coals office at 337-775-5493 - or cast your vote on October 20th, 2007 at and ashes are not safely dis- the polls. posed of after grilling. Please consider #82 - Bryon “Goose” Richard (Paid for by Jerry Nunez) The Right Call: Always for your Police Juror, District 6, Cameron wait until coals have com- I need and appreciate your support. pletely cooled before dispos- (Paid for by Bryon Richard.) ing in a fireproof trash bin or ash can. If you empty ashes every time you grill, you’ll get better air flow when starting your next fire. Plus, ashes absorb moisture, which may cause your grill to rust. For tips and tailgating recipes, visit www.weber.com/tailgating.

PEPPER STEAK TACOS WITH PICO DE GALLO Prep time: 15 minutes Grilling time: 5 to 7 minutes

SALSA 2 cups seeded, finely diced ripe tomato 1 cup 1⁄4-inch-diced red onion 3 tablespoons finely chopped fresh cilantro 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice 1 teaspoon minced serrano chile 3⁄4 teaspoon kosher salt

RUB 11⁄2 teaspoons whole black peppercorns 11⁄2 teaspoons cumin seed 11⁄2 teaspoons kosher salt 3⁄4 teaspoon pure chile powder 3⁄4 teaspoon granulated garlic 1 1⁄2 pounds skirt steak, about 1⁄2 inch thick, trimmed of excess surface fat Extra virgin olive oil 12 corn or flour tortillas (6 to 8 inches) Page 10, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

A LARGE TURNOUT made the Grand Chenier Alligator Festival a big success this year. The festival is a fund raiser for St. Eugene Catholic Church, which hopes to be able to rebuild its church hall and rectory with local donations. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) and lime (if your soil is acid and low in calcium) over the organic matter, and dig everything into the bed. You could LORRAINE BACCIGALOPI and Lady Richard made this quilt which was auctioned at also use your favorite organic fertilizer. the Grand Chenier Alligator Festival, raising $950 for St. Eugene Catholic Church. The Never scrimp on bed quilt is a "Christmas on the Bayou" scene with gators pulling Santa's sleigh through the preparation, as it has a direct air and many activities on the ground. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) effect on how well your plants will produce. And, once your April. plants are growing don’t for- Now is the time to plant Before planting, do a get to use mulches to control through job of removing any weeds. weeds that may have grown Broccoli is an easy-to-grow your fall vegetable garden in the bed. Turn the soil and and productive fall vegetable. add at least a 3-inch layer of Plant transplants you will By DAN GILL vegetable garden. A number compost, rotted manure, leaf find at area nurseries now LSU AgCenter of delicious and nutritious mold (partially decayed through mid-October. Space Horticulturist vegetables will thrive in the leaves) or other organic mat- plants 12 to 18 inches apart coming cool season. Indeed, ter. Sprinkle a light applica- in rows or beds. The closer Cooler mornings in some of our favorite vegeta- tion of an all-purpose fertiliz- spacing will produce smaller October make it a joy to get bles can only be grown in er appropriate for your area heads, but total production is out and work in the home Louisiana October through greater since you have more plants per row or bed. Broccoli heads are harvested when the largest flower buds in the head are about the size of the head of a kitchen match. It is common for gardeners growing broc- WISE IDEAS coli for the first time to leave the heads on the plant too long. COUPLES ENJOYED a Cajun waltz during the Grand Never allow the flower Chenier Alligator Festival on Sunday. buds to begin to open into yel- (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) OFFERING THE BEST WAYS TO PROMOTE! low flowers, or quality of the We’re a new Advertising Specialties and Promotions Company head is reduced. After the mild, sweet version of a These vegetables are not large main head is harvested, side turnip. 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Space the cloves 4 to For more information on Kohlrabi is not nearly as 6 inches apart in rows spaced growing vegetables in your Call us today, we look forward to earning your business! well known or commonly about 15 inches apart. area, contact your local parish grown as it deserves. It is Garlic growth is slow, and LSU AgCenter Extension grown for its round, edible the 15-inch space between office and request a free copy Jeffra & Doug DeViney -- 912-5063 stem, which tastes like a rows can be used for inter- of their Louisiana Vegetable cropping. Intercropping is a Planting Guide. term used when two or more Get It Growing is a weekly different vegetables are feature on home lawn and gar- grown in the same bed at the den topics prepared by experts same time. in the LSU AgCenter. For A Message From The garlic plants will not more information on such top- #75 #75 use the 15 inches between the ics, contact your parish LSU ★ ★ ★ ★ rows for several months, and AgCenter Extension office or Thomas McDaniel a quick-growing vegetable visit our Web site at can be grown in that area and www.lsuagcenter.com. A wide harvested before the garlic range of publications and a needs it. Good choices would variety of other resources are include radishes, leaf lettuce, available. Dear Cameron Parish Residents, beets, kohlrabi and spinach. Thanks to each of you for inviting me to talk with you, your families, and friends. I enjoyed hearing your input on the future of Cameron Parish. I have heard your concerns loud and clear, and I will do my best for the people of You’re Invited Cameron Parish. To Join Us For A... Substandard roads need to be repaired. Meet, Greet & Eat Inadequate drainage needs to be improved. Honoring: Excessive restrictions must be carefully Allyson Bourriaque thought out. Cameron Parish Cameron Parish is our home, and proven leadership is needed to keep Cameron Parish our home. Assessor Candidate If elected, I look forward to serving you. I sincerely ask for your Today, Thurs., October 11, 2007 5:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the home of vote. Regardless of your views, please remember to vote on Saturday, BARRY “TODY” ROACH October 20th. 10060 Gulf Hwy. For The Sincerely, Grand Lake/Sweetlake/Big Lake Communities Thomas McDaniel Being Sponsored By Friends For ALLYSON #75 Candidate For BOURRIAQUE Cameron Parish Cameron Parish Police Jury District #4 Assessor Grand Chenier/Klondike/Lowry/East Creole/Little Chenier/Chenier Perdue VOTE #63

(Paid for by Thomas McDaniel) (Paid for by friends of Allyson Bourriaque) Page 11, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

VEDA BOUDREAUX received the keys to her new home in a dedication ceremony this past week. She is the recipient of one of the homes built by the Mennonite GRACE WELCH, 87, right, of Hackberry, is pictured Disaster Services. Pictured here are Irma Breaux, Dinah with her brother, Monroe Braddock, 89, of Walterboro, Landry, Mrs. Boudreaux and Lena Guidry. As is the cus- S.C., and her sister, Evelyn Clark, 81, of Moncks Corner, tom each home owner receives a hand sewn quilt wall S.C. The picture was taken at a recent family reunion in hanging and a book outlining the history of Mennonite South Carolina. Disaster Services nationwide. South Cameron High School lunches Cameron Parish School Thursday, Oct. 18 - Turkey School News lunches are as follows: roast, rice, lima beans, fresh MRS. ALLIE VINCENT is the proud owner of a Friday, Oct. 12 - Hot ham fruit cup, cornbread, milk. Mennonite home in the Grand Lake area. She was award- DANCE LINE CAMP DANCELINE & cheese, green beans, Tator ed the keys to her home on Oct. 8. The dedication was Come and join the SCHS FUNDRAISER Tots, Jello, hamburger bun, held in her new home and was attended by Faithshare Danceline, “Tarpon Dazzlers,” The Danceline will be sell- catsup, milk. Book sale set Representatives Lena Guidry and Rev. James Moore; as they host the Annual ing “Smoothie King” smooth- Monday, Oct. 15 - representatives from Volunteers of America; Chris Ewing Elementary Dance Camp to ies on Wednesdays. This will Spaghetti and meatballs, by Diocese from UMCOR; Julie Burleigh with AmeriCorps; Dinah be held Saturday, Oct. 20 at begin on October 10th at con- whole kernel corn, fruit salad, South Cameron High School cession. Three dollars for a peanut butter cookie, garlic Landry and Irma Breaux with Long Term Recovery; rep- The Diocese of Lake in the gym. Cost will be $35 twelve ounce drink. toast, milk. Charles will offer a Buck-a- resentatives from South Mutual; and Mrs. Vincent’s per participant. Tuesday, Oct. 16 - Chicken daughter and grandson. Book sale on Thursday - Registration will be at 8:30 THANK YOU nuggets, Tator Tots, tossed Saturday, Oct. 11-13, at the a.m. with a final presentation SCHS would like to send a salad, strawberry Jello, sliced Diocese office, 411 Iris St., at 3 p.m. Camp is open to special thank you to A Daisy bread, salad dressing, bar- Lake Charles. Hackberry Catholic News grades K-8th. Any student in A Day for donating all the beque sauce, milk.. For more information, 9th-11th grade interested in flowers for the homecoming Wednesday, Oct. 17 - There will be a Forty Hour Devotion. call Denise Donahoe at 439- trying out for danceline may maids and parents. Another Country fried steak, mashed 7426 ext. 302. Devotion to the Blessed The Rosary Rally will be participate in the camp. special thank you goes to potatoes, chilled pear halves, Sacrament to pray for voca- on Saturday, Oct. 13 at 2 p.m. Participants are to bring a Cameron Communications for brown gravy, peanut butter tions in St. Peter’s Catholic at St. Peter the Apostle sack lunch (drinks will be pro- donating a 20’ x 20’ tent to be spread, wheat rolls, milk. Parish in Hackberry. It will Catholic Church for “America vided). All participants will used at various school func- begin on Thursday, Nov. 1 at 7 Needs Fatima.” receive a danceline t-shirt tions. p.m. and will end on Saturday For more information call and will perform at half time morning Nov. 3 at 10 a.m. A Mark Granger at 762-3149 or for the South Cameron vs SCHOOL CALENDAR sign up sheet will soon be Gene Little at 762-4785. Oberlin game to be held Oct. 12 - Football Basile available at the entrance of Friday, Oct. 26. Forms will be (away) the church. A special mon- sent home at SCHS, but if Oct. 15 - Chevron, Amy strance will be used and will there are any little girls from Helms to speak to Seniors at be transferred from one the other area schools wish- 10 a.m.; PLAN and EXPLOR- parish to another until all ing to attend, please contact ER TEST Announcing. . . parishes in the Diocese will Sharon Picou at SCHS 542- Oct. 18 - Football have the Forty Hour 4628 or 542-4860. Forms will Hamilton Christian (away) be due back by Tuesday, Oct. Oct. 22 - End of 9 weeks 9. Oct. 22 - 25 - GEE Retest Wendell’s Electric Oct. 25 - Report Cards Thib’s Electrical SADIE DANCE Oct. 29 - GEE Retest Electrical Contractor The Tarpon Dazzlers are & Hardware State License #45542 hosting a Sadie Hawkins dance on Saturday, Nov. 3 Twins’ births Bonded & Insured from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. for WILL RE-OPEN • Residential & Commercial grades 6th through 12th. Cover charge will be $5 per announced • Remodels & Service Work person. The theme for this ON THURSDAY year’s dance is “Sadie Goes — FREE ESTIMATES — KRISTEN WAYNE & Hunting”. So come join us in TH Danny Thibodeaux, Owner your best camo attire. KENDALL ADAM Serena Duhon and Jimmy OCTOBER 18 (337) 661-1071 Email: [email protected] Gordon announce the birth of twin boys, Kristen Wayne, 6 lbs. 7 ozs. and Kendall Adam, SAME GREAT SUPPLIES 7 lbs born Sept. 27 at Moore County Hospital in Dumas, & SERVICE!! Tex. Grandparents are Darrell and Suzanne Duhon and — NEW LOCATION — Great-grandmother is Betty Duhon of Hackberry. 501 Marshal Street • Cameron Watch For Grand Opening

★ ELECT #94 ★ KAREN FAULK NUNEZ **PERSONAL** • Son of Ray and Bonnie Beard • Raised and reside in Grand Lake (Granger Cove) PLEASE School Board Member • Graduate of Grand Lake High School • Served on active duty in U.S. Navy VOTE • Married 19 years to Darlene District #7 • Three children, Heather (U.S. Navy), Taylor and Tyler #83 • Attend Christ the King Catholic Chapel • Member of Grand Lake/Sweetlake Action Alliance K - nowledgable F- airness N - ot afraid to take charge • Coach Little Dribblers and Little League Baseball A- vailable A- ware U - nderstanding **WORK HISTORY** R - esourceful U - nique N - othing without God • Managed start-up and completion of projects up to 250 million dollars for the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP), Peter Kiewit Sons E - xperienced L- oving E - nergetic and Global Resource Group • Controlled 6 million dollar budget for Peter Kiewit Sons N - urse K - indness Z - ero tolerance • Supervised up to 75 people at one time for Peter Kiewit Sons and Global Resource Group • Developed policies and procedures for Shell Oil, Motiva, Kuwait Oil Company, Ameren My previous experience on the School Board from 1990 Power, LADWP, Progress Energy, Williams Pipeline, High Desert Power and others through 1998 and serving as the Board President from • Currently work out of home as Industrial Training Consultant for Shell Oil, Motiva, Kuwait Oil Company and others 1996-1998 has given me the insight to ensure each Child will

**SHORT TERM GOALS** receive the best education possible at Grand Lake High • Sound financial decisions to save the parish money School and in the entire school system. • Prioritize paving of roads on a rotational basis in our district Your vote for me will return the experience needed to move • Provide a monthly update on Police Jury activities to all interested parties • Use previous work experience to conduct a review of the Office of Emergency forward and make the decisions necessary to ensure No Preparedness and emergency procedures Child is Left Behind!! **LONG TERM GOALS** • Create all-in-one recreational complex for the kids in the Thank You For Your Vote Grand Lake/Sweetlake/Big Lake area • Prioritize hot projects for Cameron Parish to pursue grant funds immediately • Use the Economic Development Department to attract and keep small and KAREN FAULK NUNEZ large businesses in District 7 • Use the Economic Development Department to attract and keep small and (Paid for by Karen Faulk Nunez) large businesses throughout Cameron Parish (Paid for by David Beard) #94 #94 Cell: 337-802-7105 — Email: [email protected] Page 12, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

Halloween Fun Facts

Candy corn, jack-o-lanterns, goblins and ghosts. What do all of these things have in common? They’re all a part of Halloween. Ever wonder how the celebration of the scariest day of the year got started? Read on if you dare.

According to many experts, the Druids were the first people to celebrate Halloween around 700 B.C. At the time, they held a festival called “Samhain” on November 1 to celebrate the end of the harvest and to honor the dead. On the night before the festival, the Druids would leave food on their doorsteps to keep hungry spirits from coming into their homes. At the festival, they would disguise themselves in ghost, witch and goblin costumes to keep the spirits from bothering them.

Eventually the day before Samhain became known as the Eve of all Hallows, Hallow Even and eventually, Hallow e’en. Today we call it Halloween, and like the Druids, we give out food and dress up in costumes.

TRICK OR TREAT

• Always go trick-or-treating with an adult. • Wear light-colored clothing so you can easily be seen. • Be careful when crossing Specializing in: streets. Always look for cars. • Never go into a stranger’s INSUL-SOY home even if invited. Soybean Based Open & Closed Cell Spray Foam • Don’t accept any home- • Spray Foam for New Homes • Re-Models & Upgrades made treats, like popcorn • Storage Buildings • Under Floor of Elevated Homes balls or caramel apples. • Coolers • Vessel Ice Compartments and More • Throw away any opened or — FREE ESTIMATES — unwrapped treats, and again, Clifton & Carryl Hebert, Owners don’t eat any candy until your Bus.: (337) 630-9027 Home: (337) 598-4790 parents have checked it. Pager: (337) 421-8382

PUBLIC NOTICE On September 25, 2007, Black Bayou Storage, LLC (“Black Bayou”) filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (“FERC”) in Docket Nos. CP07-451-000, et al., an abbreviated application for a certificate of public convenience and necessity that would authorize Black Bayou to construct, own, operate and maintain a salt dome natural gas storage facility. The bulk of the project facilities will be located in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, but certain of the project pipelines will extend for a short distance into Calcasieu Parish, Louisiana. The abbreviated application also seeks (i) a blanket certificate that would authorize Black Have fun but Bayou to provide open-access firm and interruptible interstate natural gas storage and storage-related services, (ii) a blanket certificate that would authorize Black Bayou to construct, acquire, operate, and abandon certain other facilities, (iii) an authorization for Black Bayou to be safe this charge market based rates for its proposed interstate storage services and storage-related services, and (iv) FERC approval for a gas tariff that sets forth the rates and terms of service Halloween. for interstate storage and storage-related services. The general location of the proposed natural gas storage facility is shown on the map that accompanies this notice. Those interested in the exact location should consult the maps filed with the abbreviated application. The construction and operation of the proposed natural gas storage facility will not have a significant adverse impact on the environment. Black Bayou proposes to begin construction of the f gin the initial operation of the facility y 2011. y of Black Bay s abbreviated application, excluding privileged and critical energy infrastructure information, has been p kberry Branch of the Cameron Parish Public Library S kberry Central Library of the Calcasieu Parish Public Library est Claude Street in Lake Charles y person affected by tici- pate in the FERC proceeding in Docket Nos. CP07-451-000, et al., may do so by writing to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Office of Exter airs Street, N.E., ashington, D.C. by contacting the Commission by n addition, a FERC pamphlet, An Interstate Natural Gas F acility On My Land? What Do I Nee d To Kno w?, which addresses basic concerns of landowners and explains the FERC process for the issuance of a certificate of public convenience and necessity, is available from the FERC Internet web site at http://www.ferc.gov/for-citizens/citizen-guides/citz-guide-gas.pdf. A separate notice has been mailed to each affected landowner and local/state government office. If you have any questions regarding this Notice, you may contact Mr. John Boone at (866) 923-0211 or Mr. John R. Staffier at (202) 638-6588. Page 13, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Kick heartburn out of Cool, tasty & wholesome Feet are a mirror to (NAPSA)-When you visit cream and other dairy prod- your exercise routine the cool aisles of your grocery ucts to bright light as it can store, you can find convenient affect flavor. your overall health (NAPSA)-Exercise may least amount of discomfort for and tasty foods such as • Brush or vacuum dirty (NAPSA)-With 26 bones, strip the natural moisture keep you healthy and strong, you and what you can do to cheeses, yogurts, dips, pota- refrigerator or freezer coils- 33 joints and more than 100 from your skin, potentially but most people don’t know ease the heartburn if it reoc- toes, eggs, juices and more. you can improve energy effi- tendons, muscles and liga- leading to infections. After that it can also cause heart- curs. Your doctor can advise When you get them home, ciency by as much as 30 per- ments, feet are the most inte- washing, dry feet thoroughly, burn. The good news is that you and help you understand take note of these hints on cent. gral and vulnerable part of paying special attention to exercise-induced heartburn differences between available saving and storing them: Here, from The National the body. Most people are the skin between toes. can be controlled for heart- treatment options. • Your refrigerator tem- Frozen & Refrigerated Foods unaware of the toll that regu- • Exfoliate - Because you burn sufferers to help them • Use the appropriate perature should be at 40˚F- Association (NFRA), is a deli- lar, day-to-day activities- can’t recognize a problem if continue an active lifestyle. medication to help avoid you can check it with an cious and easy breakfast to which can add up to more you can’t physically see or feel Researchers believe that future heartburn. In addition appliance thermometer. make, with key ingredients than 1,000 miles per year- it, regular foot exfoliation is certain exercises may to speaking to your doctor, • Store dairy products from the refrigerated dairy take on their feet. key. Exfoliating feet on a reg- increase abdominal pressure choosing the correct heart- such as yogurt, milk, cream aisle: and push stomach acid into burn medication is an impor- and cottage cheese in their According to podiatrist Dr. ular basis can help keep away Marc A. Brenner, many symp- the discomfort of hardened the esophagus, contributing tant step in preventing exer- original containers, with lids Cheddar Potato Pancakes to heartburn symptoms. cise-induced heartburn. closed tightly. toms associated with serious calluses and cracked heels. health issues manifest them- • Protect Your Feet - Avoid Below are some tips from the Treatment options are avail- • Refrigerate cheese in its 2 1/4 cups refrigerated selves in the feet, making feet walking outside or within National Heartburn Alliance able, including antacids (e.g., original wrapper; after open- hash brown potatoes the mirror to overall health. your home without socks and to avoid heartburn during Tums®), H2 blockers (e.g., ing, store in air-tight contain- 1/4 cup refrigerated egg Some of the larger health shoes, as this makes feet exercise: Zantac®) and proton pump ers. substitute issues include diabetes, kid- more susceptible to bacteria • Avoid vigorous exercises. inhibitors (e.g., Prilosec • Cheeses are best stored 3/4 cup shredded, sharp ney disease, rheumatoid and infections. A bouncing type of exercise, OTC®). Speak to your doctor as close to the bottom of the cheddar cheese arthritis and spinal stenosis. For a free foot health such as jogging, can increase about which is best for you. refrigerator as possible-the 1/4 cup chopped onions A few symptoms associated awareness booklet, visit your chances of suffering “With the proper treat- vegetable compartment is 2 Tbsp. flour with these diseases include www.microplane.com/footheal from acid reflux. ment, active individuals can ideal. 1/2 tsp. salt fissures, foot sores, foot th. • Pass up protein and continue their regular exer- • Store milk in the coldest 1/4 tsp. pepper cramping and loss of sensa- fatty snacks. Food that is con- cise regimen without worry- part of the refrigerator-not on 1/2 tsp. dried thyme tion in the feet. Keeping feet sumed less than two hours ing about the return of heart- door panels. 1/4 cup vegetable oil, healthy requires developing before exercising makes a burn,” says Dr. Janet Engle, a • Avoid exposing milk, divided good habits by regularly exer- huge impact on the occur- Clinical Professor at the 3/4 cup dairy sour cream rence of heartburn. College of Pharmacy at the two days per week. People cising proper foot care. Voice of the Suggestions include: Preworkout meals should be University of Illinois at with FHB might also find Mix first 8 ingredients in Wetlands Festival • Inspect Your Feet - high in carbohydrates and Chicago. “If heartburn themselves using multiple medium bowl. Form into 8 Many serious foot problems October 12-14 low in fat and protein. induced by exercise continues over-the-counter (OTC) med- oval patties. Heat 2 Tbsp. oil are not associated with any Southdown Plantation, • Limit types of foods. to be a problem, you should ications more than two days a in a nonstick skillet over discomfort or pain. Be sure to Houma, LA Certain foods and beverages talk to your doctor about the week for relief. medium heat. Cook until closely examine your feet and are more likely to cause treatment option that is best • Severe or chronic heart- golden, turning once (4-5 min- Call (985) 798-5665 nails every day, checking for heartburn than others. for you.” burn occurs more than two utes). Drain on paper towels. irregularities ranging from Moderate your intake of cit- For the more than 60 mil- days per week and persists Serve pancakes with a dollop scratches and cracks to cuts rus fruits and juices, choco- lion people who suffer from while taking appropriate of sour cream. late, onions, peppermint, heartburn each month in the medications, despite dietary and blisters. Always check spearmint, fatty or spicy U.S., understanding and find- and lifestyle changes. between toes and on the bot- foods and caffeinated or caring treatment options can be Sufferers with severe heart- toms of feet. At the first sign bonated beverages. difficult. The key to treating burn should speak to a health of a sore, call your podiatrist • Time your meals. exercise-induced heartburn is care professional. or primary care physician. Exercising on a full stomach to understand what type you “Understanding these var- • Clean Feet Properly - is not advisable, largely have. ious types of heartburn is key Wash your feet every day and because it increases intra- Heartburn is a condition to knowing how to choose the immediately after exercise. abdominal pressure, which caused by stomach acid flow- most appropriate medicine,” Avoid soaking your feet for may contribute to heartburn. ing up into the esophagus; says Dr. Engle. “Just as not extended periods, as this can Wait at least two hours after however, contrary to popular all heartburn is the same, not a meal before exercising. belief, there are different all medicine is the same.” • Control quantity. types of heartburn: For more information on How to recognize if some is having a stroke Decrease portion sizes when • Episodic or occasional heartburn and how to treat it, eating prior to exercise. heartburn is characterized by visit the National Heartburn Reflux is more likely to occur infrequent bouts of heartburn Alliance at www.heartburnal- Act F.A.S.T. when there is a lot of food in that are usually manageable liance.org. the stomach. or predictable in the short • Drink plenty of water term. FACE Ask the person to smile. before and during exercise. • Frequent heartburn Does one side of the face droop? Water aids in digestion and (FHB) occurs two or more Reliable also prevents dehydration. days per week. Frequent ARMS Ask the person to raise both arms. • Talk to your health care heartburn sufferers may also Month after month Does one arm drift downward? professional. Confirm what be those who medicate heart- types of exercises cause the burn symptoms more than Season after season SPEECH Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence. Are the words slurred? Can he/she repeat the sentence correctly?

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Louisiana Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co. Louisiana Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co. Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. The Cameron Parish Office Of Louisiana Farm Bureau Insurance Co. Has Opened A Temporary Location At: Boone’s Corner 605 Hwy. 384, Grand Lake — HOURS OF OPERATION ARE — Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Subject To Change) Anyone Unable to Visit The Temporary Office May Report A claim by Calling. . . 1-866-275-7323

For More Information Call Your Local Agents: Wilson “Boogie” LeJeune, LTCF, Agency Mgr. Tim Dupont, LTCF, Special Agent 905-4807 Page 14, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 CLASSIFIEDS Creating a “Spooktacular” Halloween With Flowers

FOR SALE NOTICE FOR SALE: 1995 John Deer SEWING MACHINE (NAPSA)-Whether you are Directions 670 tractor with Yanmar diesel Service, parts and all acces- playing host to a swarm of 1. Soak the floral foam, for engine. Includes like new 4 ft. sories for all makes and mod- trick-or-treaters or are look- at least 30 minutes, in water bushhog, tires, seat & battery els. 45 years experience (guar- ing for decorating ideas that that has been treated with NOTICE OF JURY CANCELLATION box. Also 6 ft grader blade. All anteed.) Call 625-4444 or 1- reflect the colors of the sea- flower food/preservative. for $5,000. Call between 7 am - 800-236-8917. 9/19 - 10/10p. sons, you can do it with flow- 2. Cut and scoop out the The Civil Jury Term for the 38th Judicial 7 pm at (337) 598-2309 or (337) ers. pumpkin. District Court in and for the Parish of 489-2633. 10/10 - 10/31 BEN’S VIDEO Taping: “Fall is such a great time 3. With permanent mark- Church events, weddings, to add flowers to your home’s er, draw eye and nose of Cameron scheduled for Monday, October 15, METAL OUTLET Metal anniversaries, reunions, parties, decor,” said Jill Slater, flower Pirate Pumpkin. 2007, has been cancelled. Roofing ~ Carports ~ Metal school events, LaQuinceanera. designer for www. flowerpos- 4. Insert the floral foam Buildings ~ Patio Cover Kits ~ Put your old tapes on DVD. Ben sibilities.com. “The rich colors into the pumpkin. With steak If you were subpoenaed for Jury Duty for C’s & Z’s ~ Custom Trim ~ RV Gauthier, Professional and whimsical design options knife, shape the foam coming Monday, October 15, 2007 Jury Term, you are & Equipment Covers ~ Metal Videographer. 19 years experi- are not only great inspiration, out of the pumpkin into a Doors ~ Windows. 337-625- ence, (337) 905-2006. I am but also create instant piz- cone/Christmas tree shape. hereby released from your subpoena and do zazz.” 5. Begin wrapping the 2778. 2241 E. Napoleon, Carolyn Bargeman’s brother. not need to report. RUN: Oct. 4 & 11 (O-14) Sulphur. Open Mon.-Fri. 7 10/4 - 10/26p. Slater offers the following bear grass around the foam, am-5 pm, Sat. 7 am-12 noon. flower recipe for fall magic: using the greening pins to tfc. SWEETLAKE - Grand Lake hold the bear grass in place. Cemetery is a non-profit com- Pirate Pumpkin (If using straight wire, cut the TRAVEL TRAILER For Sale munity cemetery. The money Materials wire into 3-inch lengths; bend — NOTICE — located in Holly Beach 2006 that is made is turned back over • One 7-inch pumpkin in half and use as bobby pins.) Wildwood LE, 31’ long, bumper for perpetual care of cemetery. (faux or real) 6. Place and pin (use The Johnson Bayou Recreation Center will pull, 2 slideouts. Sleeps 7 - 8. The cemetery is located at the • One brick floral foam greening pins or straight Ducted heat and A/C. Loaded corner of Cox Rd. and Robison • One pirate eye patch and wire) pirate patch and hat on be having their monthly Board Meeting on with options. Barley used. Rd. Burial plots are no avail- hat pirate and begin inserting Thursday, October 11, 2007 at 6:30 p.m. The Excellent condition. Asking able. If interested, please call • One steak knife for flowers, leucadendron to one $15,000. Phone: (936) 556-0961. (337) 598-5158 or 5998-4909 pirate’s mouth and sculpting side and protea and gerbera meeting will be held on the Recration Center 10/4 & 10/10 and ask for Toni. • One large bunch (about daisies on the other. grounds in the temporary trailer located at 50 stems) bear grass 7. Finally, insert the steak • Two stems orange pin- knife in the mouth position. 135 Berwick Road, Johnson Bayou, LA cushion protea To learn more, visit the 70631. RUN: Oct.11 (O-32) Scream! Cheese Swirl Brownies • Three stems green leuca- Web site at www.flowerpossi- dendron bilities.com. • Two stems orange ger- Many feel that the rich col- Brownie mix and cream well blended. Spread 3/4 of bera daisies ors of the season can make cheese swirl into baked clas- brownie batter in pan. Spoon • 10 greening pins or three the fall an excellent time to Come And Get ‘Em! sic flavors with Halloween filling by tablespoonfuls even- pieces 27-gauge (12-inch long) add flowers to a home’s decor. party colors. ly onto brownie batter. Spoon straight wires IT’S THAT TIME AGAIN. . . Prep Time:15 min remaining brownie batter • Floral clippers, floral Start to Finish:2 hr 45 min over filling. For marbled food/ preservative Makes:24 brownies design, pull knife through • Knife and spoon for cut- BUCK-A-BOOK batter and filling in wide ting and scooping out pump- Filling curves; turn pan and repeat. kin $ALE 2 packages (3 oz each) 3. Bake 26 to 30 minutes • Black permanent mark- cream cheese, softened or until set. Cool completely er 1 egg at room temperature, about 1 Thurs., Fri. & Sat. 1/4 cup sugar hour. Refrigerate at least 1 4 drops red food color hour until chilled. For brown- October 11, 12 & 13, 2007 4 drops yellow food color ies, cut with plastic knife into 1/2 teaspoon vanilla 6 rows by 4 rows. Store cov- Seafood Enchiladas DIOCESE OF LAKE ered in refrigerator. Brownies High Altitude (3500-6500 Prep Time: 15 Minutes CHARLES OFFICE 1 box Betty Crocker® ft): Follow High Altitude Cook Time: 40 Minutes Supreme brownie mix (with brownie mix directions-- Ready in: 55 Minutes 411 Iris St. • Lake Charles chocolate syrup pouch) except add 1/4 cup flour to dry 1/3 cup vegetable oil mix. Bake 32 to 36 minutes. Average Rating:***** 1/4 cup water 2 eggs Nutrition Information " These crab and shrimp stuffed enchiladas taste like the ones REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR 1. Heat oven to 350°F. 1 Serving: Calories 170 served at a popular Mexican restaurant in my area. My husband just Grease bottom only of 13x9- (Calories from Fat 70); Total loves them. After sprinkling the cheese over the enchiladas before NOVEMBER 17, 2007 ELECTION inch pan with shortening or Fat 7g (Saturated Fat 2 1/2g, baking, you can also garnish with tomatoes, cilantro, olive slices, or cooking spray. In small bowl, Trans Fat 0g); Cholesterol whatever other garnish you enjoy. " In order to vote in the November 17, 2007 beat filling ingredients with 35mg; Sodium 115mg; Total electric mixer on low speed Carbohydrate 25g (Dietary election, you must be registered by October until smooth. Set aside. Fiber 0g, Sugars 18g); Protein Ingredients 17, 2007. 2. In large bowl, stir 2g Percent Daily Value*: 1 onion, chopped 1 tablespoon butter You can REGISTER by mail (by requesting brownie ingredients until Vitamin A 2%; Vitamin C 0%; 1/2 pound fresh crabmeat 1/4 pound shrimp - peeled, deveined and coarsely chopped a form) or you can come into our office 8 ounces Colby cheese 1 cup half-and-half located in Cameron behind the courthouse, — JOB AD — cream 1st trailer to the right. The Cameron Parish School Board is accepting 1/2 cup sour cream 1/4 cup butter, melted Our phone number is (337) 775-5493. applications for a Licensed Practical Nurse with 1 1/2 teaspoons dried parsley 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt Thank you, current licensure for child specific duties, which 6 (10 inch) flour tortillas include instructional assistance and nursing SUZANNE STURLESE, Directions Registrar responsibilities during school hours at Grand 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). RUN: Oct. 11 (O-31) Lake High School for the duration of the 2007- 2. In a large skillet, saute onions in 1 tablespoon butter until 2008 school year. transparent. Remove the skillet from heat, and stir in crabmeat Contact: Mr. David Duhon, Principal, Grand and shrimp. Mix in 1 cup shredded cheese. Place a large spoon- — SPECIAL MEETING — ful of the mixture into each tortilla. Roll the tortillas up around Lake High School; 337-905-2231 or 337-905-5100. The Johnson Bayou Recreation Center will The deadline for submitting applications is 2:00 the mixture, and arrange the rolled tortillas in a 9x13 inch baking dish. be having a special meeting held on p.m. on October 19, 2007. 3. In saucepan, combine half and half, sour cream, 1/4 cup but- Tuesday, October 16 at 6:30 p.m. to open “Equal Opportunity Employer” ter, parsley and garlic salt. Stir until the mixture is lukewarm and bids on the upcoming Recreation Center RUN: Oct. 11 & 18 (O-34) blended. Pour this sauce over the enchiladas, and sprinkle with remaining cheese. renovations project. 4. Bake in preheated oven for 30 minutes. This meeting wil be held on the Recreation — JOB OPENING — Makes 6 servings Center grounds in the temporary trailer located at 135 Berwick Road, Johnson The Cameron Parish Library will accept job You can never expect too Bayou, LA 70631. applications until 4:00 p.m., November 1, Even if it’s a little thing, much of yourself in the do something for those For any questions you may contact 2007, for part-time clerk’s position at matter of giving yourself who have need of help, Johnson Bayou Library. Salary: $10.00 an to others. something for which Christen Trahan at 337-304-4622. hour. High school diploma or equivalency -Theodore C. Speers you get no pay but the RUN: Oct. 11 (O-33) required. No benefits. Calcium 0%; Iron 6% privilege of doing it. Exchanges: 1/2 Starch; 1 -Albert Schweitzer Applications may be obtained at any library Other Carbohydrate; 0 • NOTICE • location. Any questions call, Grand Lake Vegetable; 1 1/2 Fat There is no greater Carbohydrate Choices: 1 1/2 The new Cameron Parish Water and Library, 337- 598-5950 or Charlotte Trosclair, loan than a *Percent Daily Values are Wastewater District #1 billing will have all new director, 337-274-1095. based on a 2,000 calorie diet. sympathetic ear. -Frank Tyger information printed on bills. Starting immediate- Cameron Parish Library does not discrimi- How-To ly all delinquent bills not paid by the 10th of the Softening cream cheese is nate on the basis or race, color, age, sex, easy. Just microwave month will have a notice on the following new handicap, national origin, or political or reli- unwrapped cream cheese in a ATTENTION 15th of the month billing. The back of your bill gious opinions. microwavable bowl on High HORSEMEN! will be stamped FINAL NOTICE, NON PAYMENT RUN: Oct. 11, 18, 25 (O-23) for 15 to 20 seconds. GIANT SADDLE & will cause disconnect on 10/22/07 (the discon- TACK AUCTIONS nect date will be marked as per above example). Mon., Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m.; NO FURTHER NOTICE will be issued. American Legion Post, 1403 Dear Local Merchant, Napoleon, Sulphur, LA If you are disconnected, a $50.00 reconnect fee, & plus the delinquent amount will be required to Tues., Oct. 16 at 7:30 p.m. Number 8 Reason why you should increase VFW Post 1900 return water service. RUN: Oct. 11 & 18 (O-26) Country Club Rd., your advertising. . . Lake Charles, LA Huge discounts on quality name brand saddles and ATTENTION 8. Here's a hard fact to chew on. Over any given tack. We’ll treat you right and save you big bucks! LANDOWNERS WITH SAND PITS period, a company that advertises below the industry Saddles, Saddles, & more Saddles! Billy Cook, Circle IN LOWER CAMERON PARISH average has sales that are below the industry average. T, Longhorn and more. 1000’s of tack items, work The Cameron Parish Police Jury, in conjunc- and show gear, assorted tion with the Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Call Jeffra DeViney, Advertising Sales Representative tools, decorative items and more. *Bring your used has a project approved to place Hurricane today to discuss your advertising . . . saddles for trade-in credit. New Auctioneer, Rex Rita vegetative debris in sand pits. Lasyone, LA # 1549. 786-8004 or 1-800-256-7323. For information Please let us know if you have a sand pit 1-800-656-3133- that you want considered for this project. The Cameron Pilot Western Suppliers Please call Emily Mock at (337) 775-8215, if 203 Harrison St. • P. O. Box 995 • DeQuincy, La. 70633 AB24807 P. O. Box 428 you would like your property considered. Aubrey, TX RUN: Oct. 4 & 10 (O-4) Page 15, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

ing of labor, supplies, material, Date: October 2, 2007 requested permission to advertise lowing documents: etc., in the construction of the said /s/ Bonnie W. Conner Section 16-12-10, in response to · Design Build Contracts (Paul Legal Notices work should file said claim with Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1 (O interest expressed in leasing the Pastorek, LA State the Clerk of Court of Cameron 15) property. Superintendent of Education) R.S. Parish, Louisiana on or before On the motion of Mr. Nunez, 38:2225.1, SB 121 of 2007 Regular forty-five (45) days after the first NOTICE OF POLLING PLACES seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the Session LEGAL NOTICE are released. You may expedite publication hereof, all in the man- According to Carl Broussard, Board made the motion to post- · 2007 Legislation Update This it to advise that the your claim by sending a legible ner and form as prescribed by law. Clerk of Court of Cameron Parish pone the swap of Cameron Parish (Paul Pastorek, LA State Cameron Parish Police Jury meet- copy of your driver’s license and After the elapse of said time, the in accordance with Title18:535B of School Board property in Big Lake Superintendent of Education) ing in regular session convened on any other information that will Cameron Parish Police Jury will the Louisiana Election Code, the for Cameron Parish Police Jury · Education Legislative Wrap- the 4th day of September 2007 positively identify you as the right- pay all sums due in the absence of following is the official listing of property in Grand Lake, or portion Up (Louisiana School Boards accepted as complete and satisfac- ful owner of the property. any such claims or liens. the Polling Places for the upcom- thereof. Association) tory the work performed under Information concerning the /s/ Darryl Farque, President ing Gubernatorial Primary On the motion of Mr. Sanner, · Unauthorized Work Project Number 2007-06: Post Rita description of the funds or compa- DARRYL FARQUE, Election to be held on Saturday, seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the (Governor’s Office of Homeland Restoration of Cameron Parish ny that remitted the funds may be PRESIDENT October 20, 2007. Board authorized Cameron Parish Security and Emergency Courthouse Elevator pursuant to obtained by contacting the Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 Nov. 1, 8, POLLING PLACES School Board President Loston Preparedness) the certain contract between Unclaimed Property Division at 1- 15 (O 8) Precinct 1: Location: Johnson McEvers to enter into a · Correspondence from Gayle Charles Miller Construction 888-925-4127 or 225-219-9400, Bayou Recreation Center (IN Cooperative Endeavor Agreement Zembower, (C. Gayle Zembower, Company and said Cameron Monday through Friday, from 8:00 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS TEMPORARY TRAILER) 135 for the purpose of utilizing Architect, Inc) Parish Police Jury under File No. a.m. to 4:30 p.m., or by writing to Cameron Parish Police Jury Berwick Lane, Johnson Bayou, La. Cameron Parish Police Jury prop- · Response to Gayle 303570, in the Book of Mortgages, the State Treasurer John Neely P. O. Box 1280 Precinct 2: Location: Cameron erty in Grand Lake as a temporary Zembower’s Correspondence Cameron Parish, Louisiana. Kennedy, Louisiana Department of Cameron, LA 70631 Parish Emergency Operations School Transportation area, as per (Stephanie Rodrigue, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN the Treasury, Unclaimed Property Separate sealed BIDS for con- Center, 122 Recreation Center the request of the Cameron Parish Superintendent) that any person or persons having Division, P.O. Box 91010, Baton struction of (briefly describe Lane, Cameron, La. (BEHIND Police Jury. · Education Highlights 2007 claims arising out of the furnish- Rouge, LA 70821-9010. nature, scope, and major elements COURTHOUSE) On the motion of Mrs. Abadie, (Paul Pastorek, LA State ing of labor, supplies, material, The names reported are: of the work) Precinct 3: Location: seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Board Superintendent of Education) etc., in the construction of the said Addison Terry K, 165 Johnny One (1) Mobile Command Hackberry Community Center, postponed the receipt of updated · Immunity of Personnel from work should file said claim with Benoit, Hackberry, La Unit, as per specifications on file 986 Main Street, Hackberry, La. dental benefits and the inclusion Louisiana’s Homeland Security the Clerk of Court of Cameron Alexander Timothy, 106 W will be received by Cameron Precinct 4: Location of vision benefits to the district and Emergency Assistance and Parish, Louisiana on or before Gulf Dr, Cameron, La Parish Police Jury at the off of the Hackberry Multipurpose Building, benefit package. Disaster Act, R.S. 29:735 (Patrick forty-five (45) days after the first Andgmac Thomas B, 5115 Administrative Department of the 986 Main Street, Hackberry, La. On the motion of Mr. Trahan, Weaver, Deputy Undersecretary, publication hereof, all in the man- Grand Chenier Hwy, Grand Cameron Parish Police Jury until Precinct 5: Location: Grand seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board Louisiana Department of ner and form as prescribed by law. Chenier, La 1:30 p.m. (Standard Time - Lake Recreation Center, 108 received the acknowledgement of Education) - Superintendent After the elapse of said time, the Baccigalopi Eric P, 191 Jimmy Daylight Savings Time) Monday, Recreation Lane, Grand Lake, La. action of Office of Group Benefits On the motion of Mr. Trahan, Cameron Parish Police Jury will Savoie Rd, Cameron, La November 5, 2007 and then at said Precinct 8: Location: Lowry (state health insurance) in drop- seconded by Mrs. Morris, the pay all sums due in the absence of Baccigalopi Paul E, , office publicly opened and read Fire Station, 460 Lowry Hwy., ping the Children’s Clinic of Lake Board received a report on updat- any such claims or liens. Cameron, La aloud. Lowry, La. Charles from PPO policies. ed FEMA Project Worksheets, as /s/ Darryl Farque Bayou Convenience Store Inc, The CONTRACT DOCU- Precinct 9: Location: Klondike On the motion of Mrs. Abadie, presented by the Superintendent. DARRYL FARQUE 6328 Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, MENTS may be examined at the Community Center, Veterans seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Board On the motion of Mr. Trahan, PRESIDENT La following locations: Cameron Memorial Drive, Klondike, La. approved the adoption of: seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the Run: Sept. 13, 20, 27, Oct. 4, 11, Billedeaux Ruth S, 185 Parish Police Jury Administrative Precinct 12: Location: Muria · Revisions to policy JDD - Board acknowledged Governor 18, 25 (S 14) Raymond Sanner Ln, Hackberry, Department, 122 A Recreation Fire Station, 129 Muria Road, Suspension, as per August 13, Blanco’s proclamation of La Center Lane, Cameron, LA. 70631. Creole, La. 2007 meeting. September 10-14, 2007 as ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Black Lake Lodge LLC, 876 Copies of the CONTRACT Precinct 13: Location: Savoie · Revisions to policy JDE - Accessibility Awareness Week in Sealed proposals for the con- Shell Western Drive, Hackberry, DOCUMENTS may be obtained at Lumber Store, 153 East Creole Expulsions, as per August 13, Louisiana, as presented by the struction of the following project La the office of Cameron Parish Hwy., Creole, La. 2007. Superintendent. will be received by the Cameron Boudreaux Glinda Mae L, 5805 Police Jury Administrative Dept. Precinct 14: Location: · Consider revisions to policy On the motion of Mrs. Abadie, Parish Recreation District 6 on W. Creole Highway, Cameron, La located at Cameron LA 70631 Cameron Parish Emergency JBC - Admissions for adoption at seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Wednesday, October 17, 2007 Bourriague David, 5826 W. upon payment of $-0- for each set. Operations Center, 122 Recreation October 8, 2007 meeting - remove Board approved the following per- until 6:30 p.m. at the Office of Creole Hwy, Cameron, La Any BIDDER, upon returning Center Lane, Cameron, La. “married” and note age of Uncles, sonnel report. Emergency Preparedness, 128 D Boutte Janet R, 410 Buccaner, the contract documents promptly (BEHIND COURTHOUSE) Aunts, Sisters, and Brothers as 21 Personnel Recommendations: St., Cameron, La (337-775-5719) Holly Beach, La and in good condition, will be Precinct 15: Location: years old. The following personnel items Project Number: 2007-15 Browns Market & Deli, P O refunded the payment, and any Cameron Parish Operations · Consider revisions to policy are recommended by the POST RITA RESTORA- Box 268, Cameron, La non-bidder upon so returning the Center, 122 Recreation Center JCDA - Code of Conduct for adop- Superintendent: TION OF THE EAST Bui Hang, 2669 High Way Apt contract documents will be refund- Lane, Cameron, La. (BEHIND tion at October 8, 2007 meeting - /s/ Stephanie D. Rodrigue CAMERON RECREATION 82, Grand Chenier, La ed $ N/A. COURTHOUSE) addition of disposition to address STEPHANIE D. RODRIGUE, CENTER Busby Joseph Earl, 353 Date: October 2, 2007 Precinct 16: Location: Grand distribution of tobacco products SUPERINTENDENT DATE The rules and regulations for Gulfway Dr, Hackberry, La /s/ Bonnie W. Conner Lake Recreation Center, 108 · Consider revisions to all dis- Resignation: the State Licensing Board for con- Cameron Motel Inc, Cameron Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1 O Recreation Lane, Grand Lake, La. positions to change maximum Allie Mae Theriot; Lunchroom tractors will apply; the project Motel Inc Hwy 82 & 27, Cameron, 11 Precinct 17: Location: Grand number of 5 day suspensions to 4 Tech, South Cameron High School; being classified as: La Chenier Library, 2867 Grand day suspensions. retirement effective August 15, I. Building Construction Colligan Charles B, 250 Portie ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Chenier Hwy., Grand Chenier, La. On the motion of Mr. Nunez, 2007; and request of payment of Bids must be submitted on the Dr, Hackberry, La Cameron Parish Police Jury Runs: Oct.4, 11, 18 (O 16) seconded by Mr. Trahan, the 16 sick leave days (school will not prescribed form. All blank spaces Cormie Ian, 126 Ellender Ln, P. O. Box 1280 Board received a request to revise need a replacement at this time) for bid prices must be filled in, Hackberry, La Cameron, LA 70631 PROCEEDINGS the policy JCDB Student Dress Transfer from Involuntary using ink and in both words and Daniels Carlos G, 4794 W. Separate sealed BIDS for the Parish of Cameron Code (page 2, item #4; page 3, item Substitute to Permanent Position figures, with the unit price for the Creole Hwy, Cameron, La construction of (briefly describe September 10, 2007 #5) to prohibit “Crocs”, imitation Peggy Whittington; Sweeper, item or the lump sum for which Desormeaux Brian P, 225 nature, scope, and major elements The Cameron Parish School “Crocs” or other similar rubber South Cameron High School (jani- the bid is made. The bidder shall Meyers Rd, Hackberry, La of the work) Board met at its regular meeting composite shoes and authorizing torial staff will reorganize with provide all information indicated Deville John, P O Box 1235, One (1) Aerial Fire Apparatus on this date, members in atten- the Superintendent to temporarily addition of gym complex) on the attached forms. Failure to Cameron, La and all other equipment in accordance are: Rachel Abadie, Scott clarify policy issues between board Request for Medical provide the information indicated Doland Patrick A, 3647 Grand dance with the specifications on Nunez, Dwayne Sanner, Loston meetings if the situation so allows, Sabbatical/Extended Sick Leave constitutes a informality in the Chenier Hwy, Grand Chenier, La file McEvers, Dot Theriot, Patty as per Marvin Trahan. (documentation pending) proposal, rendering it subject to Domingue Lucille M, 5691 W will be received by the Morris, and Marvin Trahan. On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, Angela Mallett; Special rejection by the owner. Creole Hwy, Cameron, La Cameron Parish Police Jury at the On the motion of Mrs. Abadie, seconded by Mrs. Morris, the Education Teacher, Grand Lake All bids must be submitted in Duet Dale, P O Box 415, office of the Administrative seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Board acknowledged receipt of the High School sealed envelopes bearing on the Cameron, La Department of the Cameron Police Board approved the agenda. Horatio Alger Louisiana Appointments outside the name of the project on Duhon Daniel, P O Box 1166, Jury until 1:30 p.m. (Standard On the motion of Mr. Sanner, Scholarship, valued at $10,500, by Lori Smith; which the proposal is submitted. If Cameron, La Time - Daylight Savings time) seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the Shylyn Nunez, South Cameron Instructional/Child Specific Aide, forwarded by mail, the sealed Durn Marie Vernis, 213 Vee Monday, November 5, 2007, and Board approved the minutes from High School Class of 2007. Grand Lake High School envelope containing the proposal Jay St, Cameron, La then at said office publicly opened August 13, 2007, with the correc- On the motion of Mr. Sanner, Lisa Dyson; and marked as directed above, Elender Porter, M R H Box and read aloud. tion of Mr. Dwayne Sanner instead seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board Instructional/Child Specific Aide, must be enclosed in another enve- 102, Hackberry, La The CONTRACT DOCU- of Mr. Dwayne Nunez, as in atten- acknowledged accomplishments, Grand Lake High School lope addressed as specified in the Ellison Shirley F, P O Box 226, MENTS may be examined at the dance. provide $500 travel allotment to, Christa Richard; proposal form, and preferably sent Cameron, La following locations: 122 A On the motion of Mr. Nunez, and excuse educational absences Instructional/Child Specific Aide, by registered mail. Ervin Debbie, P O Box 234, Recreation Center Lane, seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the of Chris Spicer, Hackberry High South Cameron High School For the purpose of award, the Grand Chenier, La Cameron, LA 70631 (Cameron Board acknowledged Mrs. Jill School 4-H member, upon his Jennifer Conner; product of the approximate quan- Fisher Devonne, 1731 W Parish Police Jury Administrative Portie, LeBleu Settlement selection as one of 350 youth par- Instructional/Child Specific Aide, tities of each item shown in the Lambert Rd 26, Cameron, La Department) Elementary School Principal and ticipants in the National Youth South Cameron High School proposal by their respective unit Gaspard Evans J Jr, P O Box Copies of the CONTRACT Mrs. Virginia Sherrill, Lacassine Leaders Conference in No applicant; Foreign and/or lump sum prices will be 917, Cameron, La DOCUMENTS may be obtained at High School English teacher, who Washington DC, November 6-11, Language Interpreter (Spanish) considered the amount of the bid Hagan Michael, 391 Gulf the office of Cameron Parish attended the school board meeting 2007. Johnson Bayou High School on each item. The correct summa- Beach Hwy, Cameron, La Police Jury Administrative Dept. to fulfill course requirements of On the motion of Mrs. Abadie, No applicant; Foreign tion of these products will be the Hardie Harold, 103 Bud located at 122 A Recreation Center the doctoral program in education seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board Language Interpreter (Spanish) amount bid on the entire work. Murphy Ln, Cameron, La Lane, Cameron, LA 70631 upon at Lamar University. acknowledged accomplishments, South Cameron High School Proposal forms will not be Hebert Bonnye Theriot, 6019 payment of $-0- for each set. On the motion of Mr. Nunez, provide $500 travel allotments to, Permission to Advertise issued later than 24 hours prior to Grand Chenier Hwy, Grand Any BIDDER, upon returning seconded by Mrs. Morris, the and excuse educational absences Special Education Teacher, the hour and date set for receiving Chenier, La the contract documents promptly Board received remarks from Dale of Corey Broussard, Louisiana Grand Lake High School proposals. Every bid submitted January John A Jr, P O Box and in good condition, will be Bayard, current District 7 mem- State FFA Secretary, and FFA Resignation for the Purpose of shall be accompanied by a certified 324, Grand Chenier, La refunded the payment, and any ber, Board of Elementary and Advisors Kim Montie and Scotty Retirement check or bid bond in the amount of Jinks Dustin K, P O Box 431, non-bidder upon so returning the Secondary Education. Poole, as well as educational Robert Baker, Teacher, 5% of the bid and shall be made Hackberry, La contract documents will be refund- On the motion of Mr. Sanner, absences of other Grand Lake stu- Hackberry High School, effective payable to the Cameron Parish Jones Celena A, P O Box 78, ed $N/A. seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the dents attending, as they partici- September 11, 2007 Police Jury. Cameron, La Date: October 2, 2007 Board received an invitation to pate in the National FFA Request Transfer from Full- Full information and proposal Kelley William, , Grand /s/ Bonnie W. Conner participate in the Junior Convention in Indianapolis, time to Part-time (50%) forms are available at the office of Chenier, La Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1 O Achievement Kick-off on Indiana, October 23-27, 2007. Employment Lonnie G. Harper and Associates, Leger Barbara A, 5870 # D 12 Thursday, September 20, 2007, On the motion of Mrs. Morris, Valery Jordan; Sweeper, Grand Inc., 2746 La Hwy. 384, Bell City, Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, La 10:00 A.M., at Johnson Bayou seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Lake High School, effective Louisiana (337) 905-1079. Plans Louisiana Resources, P O Box PUBLIC NOTICE High School. This program will Board approved out-of-state travel September 11, 2007 and specifications may be inspect- 209 Hwy 82 East, Grand Chenier, This is to advise that the unveil with Social Studies, grades for Johnson Bayou High School Advertise ed upon deposit of $50.00 per set. La Cameron Parish Police Jury 1-5 at all schools, and will be basketball teams as follows: Part-time (50%) Sweeper, Bids must be submitted on propos- Lowery Phillip, 168 Clarpha intends to abandon the following underwritten by Cheniere Energy. · Baytown, Texas - November Grand Lake High School al forms provided by the engineer. Lane, Hackberry, La described Road Right-of-Way On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, 6, 2007 On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, Official action will be taken at the Miller Stacy D, 6127 W. Creole being of no further use or necessi- seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Board · Sabine Pass, Texas - seconded by Mrs. Abadie, the regularly scheduled Cameron Hwy, Cameron, La ty: received the report of insurance November 15, 2007 Board adjourned the regular Parish Recreation District 6 meet- Moreno Joel, 1405 E Jefferson Parish Road No. 3181 (Old renewal from Mr. M.B. Slocum and · LaPorte, Texas - December 4, school board meeting until ing. The Cameron Recreation St, Brownsville, Tx Place Lane) which is located in approved the Superintendent to 2007 October 8, 2007. District 6 reserves the right to Mouton Valian J, 849 Marshall Section 10, Township 13, Range 7, sign necessary document to reject On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, APPROVED: reject any or all the proposals and St, Cameron, La Cameron Parish, La and is uninsured motorists and contract seconded by Mrs. Morris, the /s/ Loston McEvers to waive informalities. Myers David D, P O Box 234, approximately 396 feet in length. proposed insurance for the school Board received a report on restora- LOSTON MCEVERS, Recreation District No. 6 Grand Chenier, La Anyone having any objections term of 2007-2008. (Resolution tion and summer maintenance PRESIDENT /s/ Mary Clark Pena Isabel, 77 Santa Isabel to said abandonment should make Attached) projects at all school sites, as pre- CAMERON PARISH MARY CLARK Apt B5, Port Isabel, Tx their objections known at the On the motion of Ms. Theriot, sented by Mr. Welch. The Board SCHOOL BOARD PRESIDENT Richard Lidian Fae, 132 meeting of the Cameron Parish seconded by Mrs. Morris, the also approved advertising bids on ATTEST: Runs: Sept. 27, Oct. 4, 11 (S 48) Severin Lane, Grand Chenier, La Police Jury, to be held Monday, Board received and approved the updated electronic surveillance /s/ Stephanie D. Rodrigue Richard Sandra W., 5621 November 5, 2007, at 5:30 p.m. in budget for 2007-2008, as presented equipment for Grand Lake High STEPHANIE D. RODRIGUE, PUBLIC NOTICE Grand Chenier Hwy, Grand the Cameron Courtroom in by Ms. Margaret Jones. School (older section) and SUPERINTENDENT This is to advise that the Chenier, La Cameron, Louisiana. On the motion of Mr. Nunez, Hackberry High School and new CAMERON PARISH Cameron Parish Police Jury Romero Agnes R, 7100 Gulf /s/ Bonnie W. Conner seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Board equipment for South Cameron SCHOOL BOARD intends to abandon the following Beach Hwy, Cameron, La BONNIE W. CONNER approved the payment of bills and High School; and approved the low SOUTH CAMERON HIGH described Road Right-of-Way Romero Tammy, 5526 Gulf SECRETARY the financial statement, as pre- bidder on the physical education SCHOOL GYM COMPLEX being of no further use or necessi- Beach Hwy, Cameron, La CAMERON PARISH sented by Ms. Margaret Jones. and athletic lockers. (See LOCKERS ty: South Cameron Memorial POLICE JURY On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, Attachment) Cameron Parish School Board Parish Road No. 301 (Benoit Hospital, 5360 West Creole Hwy, Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, 25 (O 13) seconded by Mr. Nunez, with Mr. Name of Bidder; Amount Bid Date: September 6, 2007 Road) which is located in Section Cameron, La Dwayne Sanner abstaining from Louisiana School Equipment; 10:00 A.M. 10, Township 13, Range 7, Stanaland Inc, 6155 West ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS the voting, the Board approved $72,540.00 Items on Bid; Louisiana School Cameron Parish, LA and is Creole Hwy, Cameron, La Cameron Parish Police Jury recommendations of and continued Hahn Enterprises; $48,191.00* Equipment; Hahn Enterprises. approximately 745 feet in length. Styron Karl Joseph Sr, P O Box P. O. Box 1280 contract with Mr. Lee Bloch of * denotes low bidder Athletic - Football locker room The road runs along the 153, Creole, La Cameron, LA 70631 Bloch, Briggs and Associates: a) On the motion of Mrs. Theriot, (96 openings); $28,869.00; . Intracoastal Canal in Sweetlake. Theriot Galeane, 1593 Separate sealed BIDS for the Cameron Parish School Board seconded by Mr. Trahan, the Athletic - Varsity girls locker Anyone having any objections Marshall, Cameron, La construction of (briefly describe should be represented at meeting Board received and approved bids room (37 openings); $11,127.00; . to said abandonment should make Trahan Dennis J, P O Box 293, nature, scope, and major elements with Department of Natural for South Cameron High School P. E. boys locker room (114 their objections known at the Cameron, La of the work) Resources regarding West Athletic Field restrooms, conces- (openings); $19,323.00; . meeting of the Cameron Parish Trahan Scott A, P O Box 235, One (1) Bumper Fire appara- Hackberry - fee basis $85.00 per sions stand and press box, as P. E. girls locker room (78 Police Jury, to be held Monday, Creole, La tus, One (1) Service Company hour to represent board; b) advertised for and compiled by openings); $13,221.00; . November 5, 2007 at 5:30 p.m. in Turlese Joyce S, P O Box 103, Apparatus and Equipment in Authorization for Mr. Bloch to Vincent and Shows Architects, Total locker bid; $72,540.00; the Cameron Courtroom in Creole, La accordance with the specifications send letter to Hilcorp referring to with Shannon Smith Construction $48,191.00. Cameron, Louisiana. Vincent Bobby R, P O Box 202, on file audit of West Hackberry Field; c) as low bidder. Denotes low bid /s/ Bonnie W. Conner Creole, La will be received by the Authorization for Mr. Bloch to Name of Bidder; Amount RUN: Oct. 11 (O 17) BONNIE W. CONNER, Warner Gary L, P O Box 1345, Cameron Parish Police Jury at the send letter to Aspect Energy refer- Shannon Smith Construction SECRETARY Cameron, La office of the Administrative ring to audit of records referring to (license#40596); $352,400.00* NOTICE CAMERON PARISH Welch Dora Estate Of, 1095 Department of the Cameron Johnson’s Bayou Field; d) Sam Istre Construction Notice is hereby given, pur- POLICE JURY Oak Grove Hwy, Grand Chenier, Parish Police Jury until 1:30 p.m. Agreement with General American (license #28018); $398,000.00 suant to Article IV, Section Runs: Oct. 4, 11, 18, & 25, O 1 La (Standard Time - Daylight Oil Company; e) consideration of Priola Construction Corp. 21(D)(1) of the Louisiana Young Elden Ray, 5742 Gulf Savings Time) Monday, November cancelling lease with Little Pecan (license#16174); $419,000.00 Constitution, that on September LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT Beach Hwy, Cameron, La 5, 2007 and then at said office pub- Lake - does Cameron Parish Picheloup Construction 27, 2007, Entergy Gulf States, Inc. OF THE TREASURY RUN: Oct. 11 (O-3) licly opened and read aloud. School Board. (license #14315); $469,888.00 (“EGS”) an electric public utility “NOTICE OF NAMES OF The CONTRACT DOCU- On the motion of Mr. Sanner, KAS Construction (license providing retail electric service to PERSONS APPEARING TO BE LEGAL NOTICE MENTS may be examined at the seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the #38299); $487,056.00 customers in eighteen (18) OWNERS OF ABANDONED OR This is to advise that the following locations: Cameron Board received a report from the * denotes low bidder Parishes of the State of Louisiana, UNCLAIMED PROPERTY IN Cameron Parish Police Jury meet- Parish Police Jury Administrative Corps of Engineers regarding the On the motion of Mr. Sanner, filed with the Louisiana Public CAMERON PARISH” ing in regular session convened on Department, 122 Recreation construction of a levee on School seconded by Mrs. Theriot, the Service Commission (“LPSC”), The names listed below have the 1st day of October 2007 accept- Center Lane, Cameron, LA 70631. Board 16th section property Board approved utilizing the pursuant to Article IV, Section been reported to the Louisiana ed as complete and satisfactory Copies of the CONTRACT instead of Sabine Refuge property. architect and/or engineering ser- 21(D)(3) of the Louisiana Department of the Treasury as the work performed under Project DOCUMENTS may be obtained at On request by Mr. Sanner, the vices of Vincent and Shows to pre- Constitution and Title 45, Section being persons possibly entitled to Number 2006-10; Post Rita the office of Cameron Parish Board presented to the Corps of pare bids for repairs to, resurfac- 1163.1 of the Louisiana Revised unclaimed funds subject to the pro- Restoration of Hackberry Police Jury Administrative Dept. Engineers a request to consider ing and striping of Grand Lake Statutes, a modified Formula Rate visions of LRS 9:151-181, Uniform Maintenance Barn pursuant to located at 122 A Recreation Center one of the two following items: High School and Johnson Bayou Plan (“FRP”) rider schedule that is Unclaimed Property Act. the certain contract between Lane, Cameron, LA 70631 upon 1) Swap the land that the levee High School tracks; resurfacing intended to implement, effective Most of these funds are current- Palermo Construction Company, payment of $-0- for each set. is on (School Board property which and striping of track at South the first billing cycle of October ly in the custody of the Louisiana Inc. and said Cameron Parish Any BIDDER, upon returning is approximately 15.7 acres) with Cameron High School; and place- 2007 (September 28), a $4.1 mil- Department of the Treasury and Police Jury under File No. 303706, the contract documents promptly the Sabine Refuge property ment of rubberized striped track lion FRP revenue increase pur- will remain until such time as a in the Book of Mortgages, and in good condition, will be (approximate 50 acres). at Hackberry High School, as pre- suant to Section 2.B.2 of the FRP, valid claim is made. There is no Cameron Parish, Louisiana. refunded the payment, and any 2) Put another levee (smaller) sented by Mr. Welch. and in conjunction with the FRP expiration date for making a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN non-bidder upon so returning the next to the original levee. On motion of Mrs. Theriot, sec- proceedings currently before the claim; however, proof of ownership that any person or persons having contract documents will be refund- On the motion of Mr. Sanner, onded by Mrs. Abadie, the Board must be submitted before the funds claims arising out of the furnish- ed $ N/A. seconded by Mr. Nunez, the Board acknowledged receipt of the fol- Cont. on Page 16. Page 16, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

posed installation of a production Sabine Pass LNG, LP, and others, September, 2005; and this 4th day of September, 2007. Waterworks Office and Storage LEGAL NOTICES barge, limestone shell pad, and a copies of which are annexed here- WHEREAS, R. S. 48:1002 APPROVED: Building pursuant to the certain walkway, located in SL 19402 in to as Exhibit A and B, are hereby states, “Effective July 1, 2008, no /s/ Darryl Farque contract between Delta Cont. from Page 15 Grand Lake), Cameron Parish, LA. approved, adopted and authoriza- state funds shall be appropriated DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT Development of Lake Charles, (070909) tion for their execution and deliv- for operation and maintenance of CAMERON PARISH L.L.C. and said Cameron Water h. Pel- Tex Oil Company, LLC - ery of same by the Executive the Martin Luther King, Jr. Ferry POLICE JURY and Wastewater District #1 under LPSC in Docket No. U-28916 (TY Grand Chenier, Section 22 & 23, Officers of this Board is hereby serving Monkey Island in Cameron ATTEST: file No. 303168, in the Book of 2006). T14S, R6W, Mermentau Mineral approved and authorized, subject Parish”; and /s/ Bonnie W. Conner Mortgages, Cameron Parish, This increase of $4.1 million And Land Co. “A” Well No.3, (pro- to any changes, modifications or WHEREAS, the deep water BONNIE W. CONNER, Louisiana. consists of Additional Capacity posed drill site, 4 wings, well, dri- amendments approved by Bond drilling occurring in the Gulf of SECRETARY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN costs approved in LPSC Docket veway, and board road), Cameron Counsel, or counsel to the Board. Mexico requires the Port of RESOLUTION that any person or persons having Nos. U-29955 and U-30050 and Parish, LA. (070911) SECTION 2. The Executive Cameron to have conveniently STATE OF LOUISIANA claims arising out of the furnishing will have the following effects upon It was moved by Mr. Steve Officers of this Board (President located and readily accessible dock PARISH OF CAMERON of labor, supplies, material, etc., in EGS customers’ bills based upon Trahan, seconded by Mr. Precht and/or Secretary), are hereby space; and WHEREAS, Cameron Parish the construction of the said work September 2007 Fuel Adjustment and carried, that the applications authorized and empowered to exe- WHEREAS, eliminating high- was devastated by Hurricane Rita should file said claim with the Charges. A bill for Residential for the following permits be and cute and deliver the Payment In way accessibility to Monkey Island on September 24, 2005; and Clerk of Court of Cameron Parish, Service for 1,000 kWh would the same are hereby approved with Lieu Of Tax Agreements, in order in Cameron Parish would virtually WHEREAS, Cameron Parish is Louisiana on or before forty-five increase $0.36 from $97.56 to the stipulations setforth by the to effectuate the provisions thereof. destroy the economic potential of extremely vulnerable to the impact (45) days after the first publication $97.92. A bill for Small General respective Gravity Drainage SECTION 3. Once the Payment this uniquely situated island; and of future hurricanes, and hereof, all in the manner and form Service for 5,000 kWh would Districts: In Lieu Of Tax Agreements are WHEREAS, in prior years the WHEREAS, Cameron Parish as prescribed by law. After the increase $2.29 from $560.80 to a. Patricia Hayes - Grand Lake, duly signed and delivered by all of State of Louisiana, Department of desperately needs hurricane evac- lapse of said time, the Cameron $563.09. A bill for General Service CJ Manning Subdivision, Section the other parties thereto, this reso- Transportation and Development uation routes allowing residents to Water and Wastewater District #1 for 500 kW and 255,500 kWh 9, T12S, R9W, (proposes to repair 2 lution may not be amended, modi- accepted the responsibility of con- evacuate safely and expeditiously will pay all sums due in the would increase $57.68 from existing piers and installation of fied, revoked or cancelled without structing a bridge to Monkey out of harm’s way; and absence of any such claims or liens. $20,322.82 to $20,380.50. A copy of bulkhead and rip/rap), Cameron the unanimous consent of all par- Island in Cameron Parish. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT BY: J. C. Murphy, President these rider schedules may be Parish, LA. (070906) ties thereto. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Cameron Run: Oct. 11, 18, 25, Nov. 1, 8, 15 viewed in the Office of the b. Joe Palermo - Hackberry, SECTION 4. Any and all ordi- RESOLVED, that the Cameron Parish Police Jury does hereby (O 21) Louisiana Public Service Alkli (Salt) Ditch, (proposes to nances, resolutions or other agree- Parish Police Jury is hereby request the Legislative Delegation Commission in Baton Rouge, repair levee breach to protect vital ments in conflict herewith are, to requesting the Legislative to appropriate funds to the JURY LIST Louisiana. interior marshes and wildlife habi- the extent of such conflict, hereby Delegation to initiate and pass leg- Department of Transportation and The following residents have ENTERGY GULF STATES, Inc. tat damaged by Hurricane Rita), repealed. islation to fund and build a bridge Development to four- lane the loop been called to serve on a Petit Jury Run: Oct. 11 (O 18) Cameron Parish, LA. (070910) SECTION 5. This Resolution to Monkey Island in Cameron of Highway 27 south of Lake for Tuesday, Nov. 13, 2007: It was moved by Mr. Conner, shall become effective immediately Parish as soon as possible. Charles, continuing to Holly Alford, Charles M, Hackberry; PUBLIC NOTICE seconded by Mr. McGee and car- upon its adoption. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Beach, then north to Sulphur. Arbour, Keri L, Lake Charles; NOTICE IS GIVEN pursuant ried, that the following permit SECTION 6. The Board does that the bridge must be able to sus- BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Authement, Anthony J, Cameron; to Section 21(D) of Article IV of the shall be tabled for thirty (30) days hereby specifically and specially tain commercial activity including that this resolution shall be sent to Barragan, Ruben Jasso, Cameron; Louisiana Constitution for 1974 to allow time to consult with the authorize Cecil R. Sanner, travel by large, heavy commercial the Region 7 asking for their con- Bertrand, Justin A, Lake Charles; that AT&T Louisiana filed a tariff Gravity Drainage District No. Cameron Parish District Attorney, vehicles, eighteen wheelers, and sideration. Billiot, N Fay, Cameron; on October 1, 2007, with the Seven Board: and Joseph A. Delafield, A heavy equipment. ADOPTED AND APPROVED Booth, Arthur L, Grand Louisiana Public Service Bayou Construction - Professional Corporation, bond BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, this 4th day of September, 2007. Chenier; Booth, Mary D, Grand Commission. The filing increases Excavation, LLC - Johnson Bayou, counsel to the Board, to file a that a copy of this resolution shall APPROVED: Chenier; Boudreaux, Christina the nonrecurring charges for Line Section 10, T15S, R14W, (proposes Motion For Judgment (Bond be forwarded to the Region 7 meet- /s/ Darryl Farque Lane, Big Lake; Boudreaux, Sabra Change Charge-First Line and to develop a residential 143- lot Validation Suit) for and on behalf ing urging their support. DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT P, Grand Chenier; Boudreaux, Additional Line for business cus- subdivision), Cameron Parish, LA. of the Board in connection with the ADOPTED AND APPROVED CAMERON PARISH Sharon T, Cameron; Boullion, tomers. These changes are sched- (070903) payment In Lieu Of Tax this 4th day of September, 2007. POLICE JURY Valerie C, Cameron; uled to be effective beginning It was moved by Mr. Conner, Agreements or the bonds to be APPROVED: ATTEST: Brandon, Jamie, Cameron; October 16, 2007. If you wish addi- seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and issued in connection therewith, all /s/ Darryl Farque /s/ Bonnie W. Conner Broussard, Ashley R, Bell City; tional information regarding this carried, that the Cameron Parish within the discretion and control of DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT BONNIE W. CONNER, Broussard, Sabrina W, Hackberry; tariff filing, you may contact your Police Jury shall accept the resig- said attorneys. CAMERON PARISH SECRETARY Brown, Troy O, Lake Charles; AT&T Louisiana Representative. nations of Dawnie Mhire and APPROVED AND ADOPTED POLICE JURY It was moved by Mr. Steve Bruner, Gary D, Hackberry; Run: Oct. 11 (O 19) Thomas McCall as members of the this 4th day of September, 2007. ATTEST: Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner Bullock, Kenneth R Jr, Creole; Recreation District No. Nine Board APPROVED: /s/ Bonnie W. Conner and carried, that the Cameron Cabell, Carey L, Hackberry; PROCEEDINGS and furthermore, that the /s/ Darryl Farque BONNIE W. CONNER, Parish Police Jury does hereby Carroll, Kristie K, Hackberry; CAMERON PARISH Secretary is hereby authorized, DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT SECRETARY renew its insurance coverage with Colligan, Lydia W, Hackberry; POLICE JURY empowered and directed to write CAMERON PARISH RESOLUTION Louisiana Company, as follows: Colligan, Madeleine S, Cameron; SEPTEMBER 4, 2007 letters to Ms. Mhire and Mr. POLICE JURY STATE OF LOUISIANA LINES OF COVERAGE; COM- Constance, Michelle Trotta, The Cameron Parish Police McCall thanking them for serving ATTEST: PARISH OF CAMERON PANY NAME; PREMIUM Cameron; Jury met in regular session on on the Board. /s/ Bonnie W. Conner WHEREAS, Cameron Parish is General Liability; St. Paul; $ David, Mary S, Gueydan; Tuesday, September 4, 2007, at the It was moved by Mr. Conner, BONNIE W. CONNER, in dire need of additional evacua- 149,776 Davis, Daniel A, Hackberry; Day, Cameron Courthouse in the Village seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and SECRETARY tion routes allowing citizens an Business Auto; St. Paul; 89,630 Melissa Kay, Lake Charles; of Cameron, Louisiana at 5:30 carried, that Jake Fontenot and The following resolution was expeditious path to safety during Excess Workers Comp; Debarge, Brian K, Cameron; o’clock P.M. The following members Christa Richard are hereby offered by Mr. Conner, seconded by emergencies; and Midwest;; 24,011 Demarest, Beatrice M, Lake were present: Mr. Darryl Farque, appointed to serve as members of Mr. Scott Trahan and declared duly WHEREAS, Fournerat Road Workers Comp Bon; FARA; Charles; Derouen, Desiree’, Mr. Scott Trahan, Mr. Magnus the Recreation District No. Nine adopted: (Cameron Parish Road No. 433) 1,500 Cameron; Dowden, Rebecca L, McGee, Mr. Douaine Conner, Mr. Board. RESOLUTION runs straight north to Calcasieu Workers Comp Claims Mgmt; Lake Charles; Downs, Denise Charles Precht, III., Mr. Steve It was moved by Mr. Conner, STATE OF LOUISIANA Parish Ward Line Road and subse- FARA; 14,750 Daniels, Cameron; Duhon, Trahan; absent was Mr. James seconded by Mr. Precht and car- PARISH OF CAMERON quently, to Interstate 10; and Public Entity Mgmt; St. Paul; Thomas, Creole; Doxey. ried, that Brandon Hebert and WHEREAS, Hurricane Rita WHEREAS, improving the 3,971 East, Floyd R, Hackberry; It was moved by Mr. Conner, Leslie Griffith are hereby reap- struck Cameron Parish on standard of Fournerat Road Employment Practices; St. Ezell, Doris M, Lake Charles; seconded by Mr. McGee and car- pointed to serve as members of the September 24, 2005; and (Cameron Parish Road No. 433) Paul; 12,969 Fawvor, Dudley T, Grand Chenier; ried, that the reading of the min- East Cameron Port, Harbor and WHEREAS, Hurricane Rita and Calcasieu Parish Ward Line Employee Benefits; St. Paul; Fawvor, James G, Grand Chenier; utes of August 6, 2007 and August Terminal District Board. completely destroyed the United Road would create an ideal evacua- 381 Fenetz, Kelli V, Hackberry; Fruge, 20, 2007 shall be dispensed with It was moved by Mr. Precht, States Post Offices located in the tion route out of Cameron Parish. It was moved by Mr. Steve Billie J, Bell City; Gallegos, and approved. seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and Towns of Cameron, Creole, and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner Monika M, Hackberry; Gaspard, It was moved by Mr. Steve carried, that the President is here- Grand Chenier; and RESOLVED, that the Cameron and carried, that an option to pur- Tammy R, Grand Lake; Gayle, Trahan, seconded by Mr. Precht by authorized, empowered and WHEREAS, the United States Parish Police Jury does hereby chase an umbrella liability policy is William H Jr, Cameron; Grimmet, and carried, that the following directed to sign a contract by and Postal Service has restored a post request the Louisiana Department hereby rejected. Carl, Lake Charles; Guarino, items shall be added to the agenda: between the Cameron Parish office in the Town of Cameron, but of Transportation and It was moved by Mr. Scott Stephen R, Lake Charles; Guidry, 9. Appointments: Police Jury and the Department of now two years since Hurricane Development to consider designat- Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner Jodie L, Lake Charles; Guillot, a. Recreation Dist. #9 - Christa Natural Resources for a Christmas Rita, they have yet to restore the ing Fournerat Road (Cameron and carried, that an option for Darwin D, Cameron; Richard Tree Project for 2007- 2008. post offices in the Towns of Creole Parish Road No. 433) and Employees’ Identity Theft coverage Harris, Joseph Jr, Cameron; 10.President Authority to Sign: It was moved by Mr. Steve and Grand Chenier; and Calcasieu Parish Ward Line Road shall be included at a premium of Hawks, Betty C, Hackberry; Hays, c. Cooperative Endeavor Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner WHEREAS, most of the pre- as an additional evacuation route six hundred seven dollars ($607) Joyce P, Cameron; Hebert, Agreement - Thomas F. Farris and carried, that the President is storm population of Creole and from Cameron Parish and further- for a three (3) year term. Nathalie J, Hackberry; Henke, d. LTAP Grant Application hereby authorized, empowered and Grand Chenier has returned home more, that the highway be brought It was moved by Mr. Steve Roger Dean, Many; Hickman, The following resolution was directed to sign a Cooperative to rebuild their lives. up to the standard of said designa- Trahan, seconded by Mr. Precht Frank Robert III, Lake Charles; offered by Mr. Conner, seconded by Endeavor Agreement by and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT tion. and carried, that an option to add Hinch, Robert D, Hackberry; Mr. Precht and declared duly between the Cameron Parish RESOLVED, by the Cameron NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT medical payments coverage and Hinson, Leon R Jr, Hackberry; adopted: Police Jury and the Louisiana Parish Police Jury, that the United FURTHER RESOLVED, that a uninsured motorist coverage is Horn, Ernest R, Creole; Jacques, RESOLUTION Department of Transportation and States is hereby urged and copy of this resolution shall be for- hereby rejected. Robert T, Lake Charles; Johnson, STATE OF LOUISIANA Development for the Federal Off- requested to restore post offices in warded to the Region 7 meeting for It was moved by Mr. Precht, Elizabeth G, Hackberry; Johnson, PARISH OF CAMERON System Bridge Rehabilitation and the Town of Creole and the Town of their consideration. seconded by Mr. Conner and car- Travis C, Lake Charles; WHEREAS, Mr. William Replacement Program. Grand Chenier, Cameron Parish, ADOPTED AND APPROVED ried, that the President is hereby Kelley, Ruby A, Cameron; Kyle, Franklin “Frankie” Henry, Jr. It was moved by Mr. Precht, Louisiana. this 4th day of September, 2007. authorized, empowered and direct- Kory S, Hackberry; Leblanc, departed this life on August 19, seconded by Mr. Conner and car- APPROVED: ed to sign a Redemption Deed on Shelton J, Creole; Lute, Zachary K, 2007; and, ried, that the President is hereby ADOPTED AND /s/ Darryl Farque behalf of Said Lebbar for and in Cameron; Manning, Amande F, WHEREAS, this body and peo- authorized, empowered and direct- APPROVED this 4th day of DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT consideration of the sum of one Cameron; Manuel, Edith M, Bell ple of Cameron Parish shall be ed to sign a Cooperative Endeavor September, 2007. CAMERON PARISH hundred forty- nine dollars and City; Mattie, Robin, Lake Charles; eternally indebted unto the late Agreement by and between the APPROVED: POLICE JURY twenty- three cents ($149.23). Mayne, Anna P, Cameron; Mr. William Franklin “Frankie” Cameron Parish Police Jury and /s/ Darryl Farque ATTEST: It was moved by Mr. Precht, McDaniel, Margaret M, Lake Henry for his faithful service as a Thomas Farris to provide for the DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT /s/ Bonnie W. Conner seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and Charles; Meyers, Deltra G, member of the Cameron Parish maintenance and operation of ice CAMERON PARISH BONNIE W. CONNER, carried, that the Secretary is here- Hackberry; Mitchem, Kathryn Police Jury and as a member of the plant equipment owned by the POLICE JURY SECRETARY by authorized, empowered and Williams, Big Lake; Mock, Frankie Gravity Drainage District No. Police Jury. ATTEST: RESOLUTION directed to advertise for Notice of E, Cameron; Monceaux, Vernell, Three Board. It was moved by Mr. Precht, /s/ Bonnie W. Conner STATE OF LOUISIANA Intention of the Police Jury to Cameron; Morgan, Marie Y, Lake NOW THEREFORE, BE IT seconded by Mr. Conner and car- BONNIE W. CONNER, PARISH OF CAMERON abandon the following described Charles; Murphy, Ramona L, RESOLVED, by the Police Jury of ried, that the Office of Planning SECRETARY WHEREAS, major rainfall has public Right- of- Way, the same Hackberry; Myers, Louis J, the Parish of Cameron, Louisiana, and Development is hereby autho- The following resolutions were historically created flooding along being of no further public use, Hackberry; in regular session convened on this rized, empowered and directed to offered by Mr. Precht, seconded by a one- eighth mile section of necessity or convenience and that a Nunez, Phillip B, Bell City; 4th day of September, 2007, that: apply for a Louisiana Technical Mr. McGee and declared duly Louisiana State Highway 384 public hearing be held to receive Pascale, Donald L, Lake Charles; Assistance Program (LTAP) grant adopted: which runs east of its intersection comments concerning the proposed Pettefer, Verna B, Bell City; SECTION I: The Secretary is through the Department of RESOLUTION with Louisiana State Highway 385 abandonment at the regular meet- Primeaux, Patricia A, Cameron; hereby directed Transportation and Development STATE OF LOUISIANA at Boone’s Corner; and ing to be held at 5:30 P.M., in the Racca, Charles A, Cameron; to spread this resolution on the for a geographic information sys- PARISH OF CAMERON WHEREAS, raising the eleva- Courtroom of the Cameron Roberts, Robin O, Cameron; Minutes of this body tem (GIS). WHEREAS, Cameron Ferry tion of this one- eighth mile section Courthouse on October 1, 2007: Romero, Lisa C, Hackberry; and forward certified copies there- In response to an advertise- No. Two is the sole means of cross- of Louisiana State Highway 384 Parish Road No. 301 (Benoit Savoie, Jared B, Creole; of to the family ment of bids published in the ing vehicular traffic from east to approximately 10” to 12” would Road) which is located in Section Schroeder, Thane C, Gonzales; of the deceased. Official Journal, the following bids west and vice- versa across the alleviate this continuing problem 10, Township 13, Range 7, Shull, Carl, Hackberry; Stewart, ADOPTED AND APPROVED, were received for the purchase of Calcasieu Ship Channel at the with flooding. Cameron Parish, LA and is approx- Leann, Cameron; Stoute, Tracey L, by the Cameron Parish one (1) crawler hydraulic excava- Town of Cameron; and, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT imately 745 feet in length. The Lake Charles; Strawn, Daniel Police Jury this 4th day of tor: WHEREAS, the Cameron RESOLVED, that the Cameron road runs along the Intracoastal Allen, Cameron; Suire, Jesse W, September, 2007. BIDDER; BID AMOUNT Ferry No. Two has been plagued by Parish Police Jury does hereby Canal in Sweet Lake. Cameron; APPROVED: Louisiana Machinery; $199,000 mechanical breakdowns, causing request the Louisiana Department It was moved by Mr. Scott Taylor, Todd R, Lake Charles; /s/ Darryl Farque Four Seasons; 139,500 complete closures for days on end, of Transportation and Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner Teal, Mark Alan, Hackberry; DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT Scott Construction Equipment; forcing drivers to have to drive Development to consider raising and carried, that the contract for Theriot, Donald P, Bell City; CAMERON PARISH 152,899 from Cameron to Lake Charles, the elevation of the one- eighth Project Number 2007- 06 by and Theriot, Glenn D Jr, Cameron; POLICE JURY CLM Equipment; 155,777 then to Sulphur, then south mile section of Louisiana State between the Cameron Parish Theriot, Joseph E, Lake Charles; ATTEST: H & E Equipment Services; on Highway 27 to Highway 82 in Highway 384 which runs east of its Police Jury and Charles Miller Thomas, Gracie G, Hackberry; /s/ Bonnie W. Conner 164,550 order to reach the west side of the intersection with Louisiana State Construction Company for Post- Trahan, Melissa Ann, Cameron; BONNIE W. CONNER, Considering the bid of Four Calcasieu Ship Channel at the Highway 385 at Boone’s Corner. Rita Restoration of Cameron Trahan, Thomas U, Cameron; Tu, SECRETARY Seasons to be the lowest responsi- Town of Cameron; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT Parish courthouse Elevator record- Chang Van, Cameron; It was moved by Mr. Precht, ble bid, it was moved by Mr. WHEREAS, a large portion of FURTHER RESOLVED, that a ed under File No. 303570, Vincent, Denise A, Lake seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and Precht, seconded by Mr. Conner Cameron Parish is in a low- lying copy of this resolution shall be for- Mortgage Records of Cameron Arthur; Vincent, Patricia T, carried, that the applications for and carried, that said bid be and flood prone area and must be evac- warded to the Region 7 meeting for Parish, Louisiana shall be accepted Hackberry; Walker, Clifford B, the following permits be and the the same is hereby accepted. uated during threat of hurricanes. their consideration. as complete and satisfactory and Cameron; Young, Martial A, Lake same are hereby approved with the It was moved by Mr. Conner, Precious time spent waiting to ADOPTED AND APPROVED the Secretary shall cause the nec- Charles. stipulations setforth by the respec- seconded by Mr. McGee and car- cross the Cameron Ferry No. Two this 4th day of September, 2007. essary advertisement for the Run: Oct. 11 (O 22) tive Gravity Drainage Districts: ried, that the Treasurer is hereby could jeopardize hurricane evacua- APPROVED: claims to be made in a manner and a. Jordan Oil Company - Grand authorized, empowered and direct- tions, thus placing our citizens in /s/ Darryl Farque form provided by law. PROCEEDINGS Chenier, Section 10, T15S, R7W, ed to advertise for the acceptance jeopardy. DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT It was moved by Mr. Steve GRAVITY DRAINAGE (proposed propwash, shell pad and of bids for culverts. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT CAMERON PARISH Trahan, seconded by Mr. Conner DISTRICT NO. 4 structures for drilling Carter A No. It was moved by Mr. Scott RESOLVED by the Cameron POLICE JURY and carried, that the Treasurer is July 12, 2007 5 Well), Cameron Parish, LA. Trahan, seconded by Mr. Precht Parish Police Jury that the ATTEST: hereby authorized, empowered and Gravity Drainage District No. 4 (070901) and carried, that Randy Goodloe, Department of Transportation and /s/ Bonnie W. Conner directed to pay the August, 2007 held a regular meeting at Creole b. Samuel Gary, Jr. & AIA, is hereby authorized, empow- Development is requested to fund a BONNIE W. CONNER, bills. Fire Station in Creole, Louisiana at Associates, Inc. - Johnson Bayou, ered and directed to advertise for study, using in- house bridge SECRETARY It was moved by Mr. Conner, 6:00 p.m., Thursday, July 12, 2007. Marceaux Island Field, Section 9, the acceptance of bids for construc- design engineers, considering a RESOLUTION seconded by Mr. McGee and car- PRESENT: Kevin Boudreaux, T13S, R14W, (proposed extension tion of the East Annex. bridge or tunnel for vehicular traf- STATE OF LOUISIANA ried, that the Cameron Parish Michael Semien, Griffith, Walter of drill site to drill Matilda Gray It was moved by Mr. Precht, fic to cross the Calcasieu Ship PARISH OF CAMERON Police Jury does hereby change the Rogers Raven Benoit Well No. 6), Cameron Parish, LA. seconded by Mr. Steve Trahan and Channel; and, WHEREAS, Louisiana State agenda meeting date to 5:30 P.M., ABSENT: None (070902) carried, that Cecil Sanner, District BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Highway 27 north of Kelso Bayou Tuesday, September 25, 2007, due The meeting was called to order c. Gulfport Energy Corporation Attorney, is hereby authorized, that the Secretary is hereby autho- Bridge in Hackberry is considered to the Hurricane Rita Day Holiday. by Chairman Kevin Boudreaux. - Calcasieu Lake, Section N/A, empowered and directed to negoti- rized, empowered and directed to a hurricane evacuation route; and There being no further busi- On motion of Mr. Semien, sec- T12S, R9W, (proposed installation ate with Head Start representa- forward this resolution to the WHEREAS, storm events have ness, on motion of Mr. Conner, seconded by Mr. Benoit, the minutes of drilling barge for SL 50 Well No. tives to reach a mutual agreement Region 7 meeting for support. historically created flooding along onded by Mr. McGee and carried, were approved. 148), Cameron Parish, LA. as to recommended amendments to ADOPTED AND APPROVED, a quarter- mile section of the road, the meeting was declared On motion of Mr. Benoit, sec- (070904) an existing lease by and between this 4th day of September, 2007. causing it to be ineffective as a hur- adjourned. onded by Mr. Semien and carried, d. Red Willow Offshore, LLC - the Cameron Parish Police Jury APPROVED: ricane evacuation route; and APPROVED: the financial report was approved. Grand Chenier, Bird Island, and Head Start. /s/ Darryl Farque WHEREAS, raising the eleva- /s/ Darryl Farque On motion of Mr. Semien, sec- Section N/A, T12S, R3W, (proposed The following resolution was DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT tion of this quarter- mile section of DARRYL FARQUE, PRESIDENT onded by Mr. Benoit and carried, drill site, wheel washing and struc- offered by Mr. Steve Trahan, sec- CAMERON PARISH the road would alleviate this con- CAMERON PARISH the following permit was approved: tures for drilling SL 18809 Well onded by Mr. Scott Trahan and POLICE JURY tinuing problem with flooding. POLICE JURY Rozel Operating Company -pro- No. 1), Cameron Parish, LA. declared duly adopted: ATTEST: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ATTEST: posed bulkhead (070905) RESOLUTION /s/ Bonnie W. Conner RESOLVED, that the Cameron /s/ Bonnie W. Conner On motion of Mr. Semien, sec- e. LLOG Exploration Company, A RESOLUTION APPROV- BONNIE W. CONNER, Parish Police Jury does hereby BONNIE W. CONNER, onded by Mr. Benoit and carried, LLC - Grand Chenier, Adam ING, ADOPTING AND AUTHO- SECRETARY request the Louisiana Department SECRETARY the permit application of Pel-Tex Gabler Nunez et al Loc. No. 1, (pro- RIZING EXECUTION BY THE RESOLUTION of Transportation and RUN: Oct. 20 (O 20) Oil Company, LLC for a proposed posed one 391’ of 4- inch pipeline), EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA Development to consider raising drillsite is hereby approved with Cameron Parish, LA. (070907) PARISH OF THE PAYMENT IN PARISH OF CAMERON the elevation of Louisiana State LEGAL NOTICE the following stipulations: f. LLOG Exploration Company, LIEU OF TAX AGREEMENTS WHEREAS, the State of Highway 27 north of Kelso Bayou This is to advise that the 1) Place a minimum of four (4) LLC - Grand Chenier, Adam WITH SABINE PASS LNG, LP, Louisiana, Department of Bridge in Hackberry. Cameron Water and Wastewater 36” culverts at approximately 500’ Gabler Nunez et al Loc. No. 1, (pro- AND OTHERS, AND PROVIDING Transportation and Development NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT District #1 meeting in regular ses- intervals or at the lowest eleva- posed one 7482’ of 4- inch pipeline), FOR OTHER MATTERS IN CON- has decided not to replace the FURTHER RESOLVED, that a sion convened on the 1st day of tions Cameron Parish, LA. (070908) NECTION THEREWITH. Martin Luther King, Jr. Ferry copy of this resolution shall be for- October, 2007 accepted as compete 2) Maintain all culverts for as g. LLOG Exploration Company, SECTION 1. The form of the serving Monkey Island in Cameron warded to the Region 7 meeting for and satisfactory work performed long as the company uses the road LLC - Grand Chenier, Adam Payment In Lieu Of Tax Parish, due to the damages it sus- their consideration. under Project Number 2007-02: Gabler Nunez et al Loc. No. 1, (pro- Agreements among the Board, tained from Hurricane Rita in ADOPTED AND APPROVED Post-Rita Restoration of Cameron Cont. on Page 16. Page 17, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007 Public Records Center at (225) 219- LEGAL NOTICES 3168. Pursuant to La. R.S. Clean house naturally Cont. from Page 15 30:2050.7(1)), the Department may Five ways to hold a public hearing regarding (NAPSA)-Cleaning house Lemons can also be combined this proposed settlement when has come a long way since the with vinegar to create a Chairman Boudreaux dis- either of the following conditions days of doing laundry in a bleach substitute, to be used cussed the Creole Canal project are met: 1) a written request for which will soon be advertised for public hearing has been filed by washbasin and scrubbing the on clothing and cutting stronger bones public bids. There was a discussion twenty-five (25) persons, by a gov- floors with vinegar and water. boards. Throw one down the of options for placing rip rap mate- ernmental subdivision or agency, Yet with all that progress garbage disposal to get rid of rial along the Creole Canal. Leslie or by an association having not less comes some drawbacks, unwelcome odors. by MINDY HERMANN, Banana-Wheat Muffins Griffith emphasized the need for than twenty-live (25) members namely dangerous chemicals Baking soda - This is maintenance at the King’s Bayou who reside in the parish in which R.D. that can pose risks to your another solution for absorb- (NAPSA) - Take these sim- Streusel floodgate. Raven Benoit agreed to the facility is located; or 2) the sec- family’s health as well as the ing bad odors, such as those check with contractors for prices to retary finds a significant degree of ple steps now to delay joining 1 tablespoon all-purpose clean, prime, paint, and remove the public interest in this settlement. environment. in the refrigerator. Rather the millions of American flour old fencing there. The Board will For further information, you Prior to World War II, than dumping unhealthy adults over the age of 50 who 1 tablespoon packed brown try to hire someone to spray the may call the Legal Affairs Division most homeowners kept a chemicals into the sewer sys- have osteoporosis. sugar grass around the floodgates at of the Louisiana Department of cleaning toolbox of only a few tem, mix baking soda with 1. Go for three daily serv- 1 tablespoon butter or King’s Bayou and Oak Grove three Environmental Quality at (225) healthy, natural items they boiling water for a safe and ings of naturally calcium-rich margarine, softened times per year. 219-3985. mixed themselves to use all effective drain cleaner. Kevin Boudreaux agreed to RUN: Oct. 11 (O 27) low-fat or nonfat milk, cheese 1/3 cup slightly crushed check with a contractor to place over the house. Today, Here are a couple of or yogurt. Or include other Whole Grain Total® cereal culverts in the Margie Dimas -16- advances in chemistry and recipes to get you going on the high-calcium beverages and vacinity of West Creole, at eleva- SOUTH CREOLE FIELD cleaning have stocked store road to natural cleaning: foods; for example, soymilk Muffins tions recommended by Lonnie 07-1339 shelves with products for with calcium, calcium-forti- 3/4 cup mashed ripe Harper, P.E. LEGAL NOTICE nearly any household chore. General Household Cleaner Kevin Boudreaux agreed to rep- STATE OF LOUISIANA, OFFICE fied juice, and all five vari- bananas (about 2 medium) But those choices might not 1/4 cup baking soda eties of Whole Grain Total 1/2 cup milk resent the Board at the upcoming OF CONSERVATION, BATON make your home any healthi- 1/2 cup 20 Mule Team Watershed Advisory Board ROUGE, LOUISIANA cereal. 3 tablespoons packed Meeting. In accordance with the laws of er, so it might be time to con- Borax 2. Make sure that your brown sugar There being no further busi- the State of Louisiana and with sider looking to the past for 1/2 cup vinegar daily routine includes walk- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil ness, on motion of Mr. Rogers, sec- particular reference to the provi- safe, all-natural cleaning 1 gallon water ing, jogging, dancing, hiking 1 egg onded by Mr. Semien and carried, sions of Title 30 of Louisiana tools. or other weight-bearing activ- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose the meeting was declared Revised Statutes of 1950, a public Here are a few time-test- Window/Glass Cleaner adjourned. hearing will be held in the Hearing ities that help preserve your flour ed, all-natural cleaning prod- 1 tablespoon lemon juice bones. 2 1/4 teaspoons baking APPROVED: Room, 1st. Floor, LaSalle Building, ucts, as well as a couple of 1 quart water KEVIN BOUDREAUX, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton 3. Catch a few rays. powder CHAIRMAN Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on recipes to consider incorpo- Exposure to sunlight stimu- 1/4 teaspoon salt ATTEST: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2007, rating into your home- clean- For more recipes, tips and lates production of vitamin D- 1 1/4 cups slightly crushed MICHAEL SEMIEN, upon the application of JORDAN ing routine. information, visit a vitamin that helps the body Whole Grain Total® cereal SECRETARY OIL COMPANY. White vinegar - One of www.20mule absorb calcium. Vitamin D is Run Oct. 11 (O 24) At such hearing the the most versatile and afford- teamlaundry.com. Commissioner of Conservation will also added to milk and some 1. Heat oven to 400°F. able cleaning agents around, yogurts. Grease bottoms only of 12 PROCEEDINGS consider evidence relative to the white vinegar’s grease-cut- GRAVITY DRAINAGE issuance of Orders pertaining to 4. Boost your balance. regular-size muffin cups. Stir DISTRICT NO. 4 the following matters relating to ting powers can be used to Motorcycle Core-strengthening exercises together streusel ingredients August 9, 2007 the 11,100’ Sand, Reservoir A, in clean your dishes and coun- on an exercise ball, yoga and until crumbly; set aside. Gravity Drainage District No. 4 the South Creole Field, Cameron tertops, polish some metals, Pilates can all improve your 2. In large bowl, stir held a regular meeting at Creole Parish, Louisiana. clean glass and even absorb balance and lessen your together bananas, milk, 3 Fire Station in Creole, Louisiana at 1. To permit the applicant to insurance smoke odors. chances of falling. tablespoons brown sugar, oil 6:00 P.M., Thursday, August 9, drill, designate and utilize its 20 Mule Team Borax - (NAPSA)-A motorcycle is a 5. Try recipes that include and egg. Stir in 1 1/4 cups 2007. Jordan Oil Company-Margie For doing laundry, nothing PRESENT: Kevin Boudreaux, Nunez Dimas Family, LLC. et al significant investment. Before high-calcium ingredients, like flour, baking powder and salt kicks out stains better than Raven Benoit, Leslie Griffith, (Rutherford Estate Trust) No. 1 you get your motor running our delicious Banana-Wheat just until flour is moistened; 20 Mule Team Borax, a Walter Rogers. Well as an alternate unit well for and head out on the highway Muffins. stir in 1 1/4 cups slightly brand-name natural laundry ABSENT: Michael Semien the 11100 RA SUA, said well to be this season, you owe it to Mindy Hermann, M.B.A., crushed cereal. Divide batter The meeting was called to order at the location shown on the plat booster that’s more than 115 yourself to make sure your R.D., is a nutrition writer for evenly among muffin cups, by Chairman Kevin Boudreaux. submitted with the application, in years old. Team it up with insurance is up-to-date and women’s, health and fitness filling each about 2/3 full. On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec- exception to the spacing provisions your favorite laundry deter- you’re properly covered. magazines. She is the co-author Sprinkle streusel evenly over onded by Mr. Benoit, the minutes of Office of Conservation Order No. gent for whiter whites and of “Change One” and the were approved. 1179-B-1 and Statewide Order No. “Just as riding a motorcy- batter in muffin cups. brighter colors. Borax is also American Medical Association’s On motion of Mr. Benoit, sec- 29-E. cle is much different than dri- 3. Bake about 20 minutes versatile enough to make “Family Health Cookbook.” onded by Mr. Griffith and carried, 2. To find that this well is nec- ving a car, riders should know or until golden brown. everything sparkle-from fine the financial report was approved. essary to efficiently and economi- that their motorcycle insur- 12 servings On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec- cally drain a portion of the reser- china and cookware to show- ance needs are different, too,” onded by Mr. Rogers and carried, voir covered by the unit which can- ers, tubs and tiles. It’s also a said Rick Stern, motorcycle the following bills were approved not be so drained by any existing natural deodorizer. for payment: well within such unit. product manager, The Lemon juice - Affordable 1) S.S.A/Gary Shipman $ 3. To confirm Jordan Oil Progressive Group of Car trunk essentials and naturally fresh smelling, 350.00 Company as the operator of the Insurance Companies. 2) Cameron Pilot - 30.00 11100 RA SUA. lemons are excellent for (NAPSA)-Before loading tires. 3) La Companies - 100.00 4. To permit the operator to breaking down hard water up the car for your next road • Tire Pressure Gauge - Here are some tips: 4) Cameron Prairie Joint produce the unit allowable from and soap scum build-ups. trip, get rid of the junk, but Properly inflated tires help Venture - 8,900.00 the existing unit well, the proposed Update your policy. First, make sure you don’t dump the increase rider comfort and 5) Jeff Davis Electric Co-op. - alternate unit well or from both, at verify that all your coverages items that every driver should save fuel. Keep a tire pressure 36.86 the discretion of the operator. are still in force. Be aware have on the road-from the gauge on hand for a quick Chairman Boudreaux advised 5. Except to the extent herein ed to obtain quotes for cost of gen- that some companies have a the Board the West Creole culvert designated, to continue in full force erators and to submit said quote to basic essentials to the ulti- check at any time. winter layaway period during mate car accessories. • Spare Tire and Jack - project had successfully dropped and effect the provisions of Order FEMA for possible reimbursement. which some coverages are the water level .8 inch on the east No. 1179-B-1 and the unit created It was moved by Mrs. Donald, When it comes to prepar- Tires go flat in the worst of side of the Dimas levee. thereby. seconded by Mr. Richard, and car- restricted. Check with your ing for the unexpected and times, so before you go any- Leslie Griffith reported the 6. To consider such other mat- ried, that all monthly bills be and insurance company to see if preventing roadside trouble, where make sure you’ve got a parish road crew had mowed ters as may be pertinent. the same are hereby approved for you currently have any type of your car trunk should include working jack and the spare around the floodgates. The 11,100’ Sand, Reservoir A payment. limited coverage. these items: tire is fully inflated. It was moved by Mr. Griffith, was previously defined in Order There being no further busi- Next, note any changes seconded by Mr. Rogers and car- No. 1179-B, effective December 16, ness and upon motion of Mr. • First-Aid Kit - Better to • 1-Gallon Gas Can and such as additional riders or a be safe than sorry. A first-aid Siphon Hose - Forgot to fill up ried, to hire Shane Conner to spray 2003. Richard, seconded by Mrs. Doland new garaging address. A quick around the floodgates approxi- A plat is available for inspec- and carried, the meeting was kit is a must for every car. the tank? A gas can and mately three times per year. tion in the Office of Conservation declared adjourned. call to your independent agent • Flashlight - In case prob- siphon hose ensure that you Leslie Griffith advised the in Baton Rouge and Lafayette, APPROVED: or insurance company will lems arise after dark, make can load up enough gas to get Board the hospital contractor had Louisiana. /s/ Thompson McCall ensure coverage that reflects sure to have a flashlight with to the nearest gas station. offered surplus cement for use as www.dnr.state.la.us/CONS/CON- THOMPSON MCCALL, your current needs. fresh batteries. • Hand Tools - Whether rip rap material along the Creole SEREN/pubhearings.htm. All par- PRESIDENT CAMERON PARISH Consider additional liabili- Canal. After a discussion, the ties having interest therein shall WATERWORKS • Jumper Cables - you’re a mechanic or not, ty coverage. If you have signif- Whether it’s your battery or a keeping some hand tools in Board agreed to pursue acquiring take notice thereof. DISTRICT NO.#9 icant assets, it may be to your the surplus cement from the hospi- BY ORDER OF: ATTEST: fellow driv-er’s, when it needs your trunk can help out in a tal’s contractor and to request JAMES H. WELSH /s/ Walt Richard benefit to carry a higher limit a jolt of energy, it pays to have pinch. Try Husky’s 30-piece assistance from the parish road to COMMISSIONER OF WALT RICHARD, just in case you are involved jumper cables in the trunk. Ratchet and Socket Set for haul and place the material. The CONSERVATION ACTING SECRETARY in an accident that causes Husky offers a Portable $24.99. Board agreed to continue pursuing Baton Rouge, LA, 10/8/07;10/11/07, Run: Oct. 11 (029) injury to someone else or dam- AC/DC Power System avail- • Blanket or Towel-In case other sources of rip rap material. S, lck age to property. There being no further busi- IF ACCOMMODATIONS ARE PROCEEDINGS able for less than $90 at The you get stuck waiting for help, Look into medical pay- Home Depot. It can jump- keep a blanket in your car to ness, on motion of Mr. Rogers, sec- REQUIRED UNDER CAMERON PARISH ments coverage. Medical pay- onded by Mr. Griffith and carried, AMERICANS WITH DISABILI- WATERWORKS start your car or truck, run keep warm. the meeting was declared TIES ACT, PLEASE ADVISE THE DISTRICT NO. 9 ments coverage pays your any 120v or 12v product You can also throw a towel adjourned. OFFICE OF CONSERVATION- JULY 24, 2007 medical bills as well as your (think TVs, cell phones and on the ground when changing APPROVED: ENGINEERING DIVISION AT P. The Cameron Parish passenger’s and is available in car vacs) and it can inflate a flat, avoiding damage to KEVIN BOUREAUX O. BOX 94275, BATON ROUGE, Waterworks District No. 9 met in limits up to $25,000 in most CHAIRMAN LA. 70804-9275 IN WRITING regular session on Tuesday, July your pants and shoes. states. For more information on ATTEST: WITHIN FIVE (5) WORKING 24, 2007 at 5:00 p.m., at Creole Make sure custom parts For more information MICHAEL SEMIEN, DAYS OF THE HEARING DATE. Multipurpose Building, Creole, about motorcycle insurance or products to stock your car SECRETARY Run: Oct. 11 (O 28) Louisiana. and equipment are covered. with, visit Additional parts such as to find an agent, visit drivein- Run: Oct 11 (O 25) The following members were surance.com. www.homedepot.com. PROCEEDINGS present: Velma Doland, Walt chrome plating, a custom NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY CAMERON PARISH Richard and Wendell Rutherford. paint job, saddlebags or spe- FOR PUBLIC COMMENT ON WATERWORKS Members absent: John Allen cial rims usually increase the PROPOSED SETTLEMENT DISTRICT NO. 9 Conner and Thompson McCall. value of your motorcycle and How to recognize if some is having a stroke AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE JUNE 28, 2007 Also in attendance: Lonnie Harper, may not be covered. If you’ve LOUISIANA The Cameron Parish Mark LeBeouf, Joe McCall, DEPARTMENT OF Waterworks District No. 9 met in Charles Theriot, Tina Horn, added any custom parts or Act F.A.S.T. ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY regular session on Thursday, June Douaine Conner and Dale equipment, you’ll want to AND M-I L.L.C. 28, 2007, at 5:00 p.m., at Boudreaux. check your policy or call your The Louisiana Department of Waterworks Office, Grand Chenier, It was moved by Mr. Richard, indepen-dent agent to make FACE Ask the person to smile. Environmental Quality and M- Louisiana. seconded by Mrs. Doland and car- sure they’re covered. Does one side of the face droop? IL.L.C., Agency Interest Number The following members were ried that the meeting be called to Know your options. Rates 3267, have entered into a proposed present: Thompson McCall, Velma order. can vary, so shop around to settlement agreement. Settlement Doland and Walt Richard. Lonnie Harper presented blue- see if another company offers ARMS Ask the person to raise both arms. Tracking No. SA-AE-07-0037, con- Members absent: John Allen print for reconstruction of water Does one arm drift downward? cerning the State’s allegations of Conner and Wendell Rutherford. and fire building at Muria. After you a better rate or if you environmental violations by Also in attendance: Lonnie Harper input from fire district members qualify for any discounts. If Respondent at its facility in and Mike Elliot. and/or fire board members, with you have comprehensive and SPEECH Ask the person to repeat a simple sentence. Cameron Parish. Louisiana, which It was moved by Mrs. Donald, concurrence by water board, it was collision coverage, consider Are the words slurred? Can he/she repeat the allegations are set forth in Notice seconded by Mr. Richard and car- moved by Mr. Richard, seconded by raising your deductibles. sentence correctly? of Potential Penalty, LDEQ ried, that the meeting be called to Mrs. Doland and carried, that said Enforcement Number AE-PP-04- order. plans for water and fire building at Doing so can help to lower the 0321. It was moved by Mr. Richard, Muria, be and the same are hereby cost of your policy. TIME If the person shows any of these symptoms, The Department of seconded by Mrs. Doland, and car- approved. Choose a company that time is important. Call 911 or get to the hospi- specializes in motorcycle Environmental Quality will accept ried, that the minutes of the previ- Lonnie Harper presented a tal fast. Brain cellls are dying. comments on the proposed settle- ous meeting be approved. blueprint for reconstruction of insurance. For example, ment for the next forty-five (45) It was moved by Mr. Richard, water and fire building at Grand Progressive is America’s days. The public is invited and seconded by Mrs. Doland and car- Chenier, Louisiana. After a discus- largest motorcycle insurer. encouraged to submit written com- ried, that the financial statement sion, Mr. Harper informed the ments to the Louisiana for month of June, 2007, be and the board he would have final layout Progressive agents and bro- Department of Environmental same is hereby approved. plans for said building at the next kers understand the special Quality, Office of the Secretary, It was moved by Mr. Richard, meeting of the board. needs of motorcycle owners Legal Affairs Division, Post Office seconded by Mrs. Doland and car- It was moved by Mr. Richard, and offer specialized cover- Box 4302, Baton Rouge LA, 70821- ried, that the president is hereby seconded by Mrs. Doland, and car- ages that are designed for 4302. Attention: Dwana C. King, authorized, empowered and direct- ried that the minutes of the previ- them and their bikes. Senior Attorney. All comments will ed to execute contract by and ous meeting by approved. be considered by the Department between the water district and It was moved by Mr. Doland, in reaching a decision on whether Shannon Smith Construction, Inc. seconded by Mr. Richard and car- to make the settlement final. for restoration of storage building ried, that the financial statement Terms and conditions of the (Project #2007-03). for month of July, 2007 be and the Boucherie proposed settlement agreement Lonnie Harper presented the same is hereby approved. may he reviewed on the blue print for reconstruction of the It was moved by Mrs. Doland, Festival Department’s website at waterworks office and fire station seconded by Mr. Richard, and car- www.deq.louisiana.gov by selecting at Muria. After a discussion, it was ried, that all monthly bills be and October 12-14 Divisions, Enforcement, and moved by Mrs. Doland, seconded the same are hereby approved for Sorrento, LA Settlement Agreements. The docu- by Mr. Richard and carried, that payment. Call (225) 675-8515 ment may also be viewed at; and this item be tabled at this time. There being no further busi- copies obtained from, the It was moved by Mr. Richard, ness and upon motion of Mrs. www.eatel.net/~fred/boucherie Louisiana Department of seconded by Mrs. Doland and car- Doland, seconded by Mr. Richard Environmental Quality, Public ried, that the superintendent begin and carried, the meeting was Records Center, Room 127, Galvez to work a four (4) day work week, declared adjourned. Building, 602 North Fifth Street, effective immediately. APPROVED: Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70802. To It was moved by Mrs. Doland, /s/ Wendell Rutherford request copy of the proposed settle- seconded by Mr. Richard and car- WENDELL RUTHERFORD, ment, submit a completed Public ried, that the audit report for 2006 VICE PRESIDENT CAMERON Record Request Form (DEQ Form presented by Elliot and Associates, PARISH WATERWORKS FSD-0005-01). The form and be and the same is hereby DISTRICT NO. #9 instructions for completion may be approved. ATTEST: found on the DEQ Website at the It was moved by Mr. Richard, /s/ Walt Richard following address: seconded by Mrs. Doland and car- WALT RICHARD, http://www.deq.state.la.us/pubReco ried, that Kevin Warner is hereby ACTING SECRETARY rds/default.htm, or by calling the authorized, empowered and direct- Run: Oct. 11 (0 30) Page 18, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., October 11, 2007

HACKBERRY Head Start students are pictured with their grandparents at the annual Grandparents’ Day held on Sept. 27. (Photo courtesy of Kim Mhire.)

DYNAMIC DIMENSIONS of Sulphur has given the term “free weights” a new meaning. They donated four tons of free weights to Hackberry High School after purchasing new weights for the Sulphur location of the business. The donation included weight plates, dumbbells, racks and weight bars. Pictured from left were: Tressie Bares, Dynamic Dimensions exercise specialist; David Trahan, Hackberry teacher; Amanda Douga, Dynamics Dimensions specialist; and Robert Kingham, director of Dynamic Dimensions. Memorial books given to Library An important source of LINE DANCERS had a good time under the pavilion at the Grand Chenier Alligator new books for the Cameron Festival held Sunday at grand Chenier Park. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Parish Library and its branches are memorial books which are given by individuals and others in memory or Hackberry in honor of someone. Earl and Michaeil Booth and children recently donated pet show these books in memory of Sonny McCall, Macilda Theriot, and Dudley Swire: winners Best Golf Tips, Bayou Plantation Country Cookbook By JOLIE TRAHAN and Ultimate Plant Book. Reporter Dave and Debbie Savoie donated these books in memo- The Hackberry Jr. 4-H THE 2007 LITTLE Mr. and Miss Alligator are Ty ry of Preston Richard and held its annual pet show Trosclair, 6, son of Scooter and Amanda Trosclair, and Loree Broussard: Lockwood’s Friday at the school baseball Gracie Benoit, 6, daughter of Casi Pinch and Chuck Louisiana Nature Guide and field. Benoit. They were crowned last Sunday in Grand Eyewitness Books: Fish. Twenty-four 4-H Club Chenier. (Photo courtesy of Charlotte Trosclair.) Other memorial donations members competed in these with honorees, donors and categories: dogs, cats, and title listed in that order were: any other pet. There was also Lola Domingue, G. C. and a Pee Wee division with nine Brenda Quinn, 1. Butterflies, younger siblings participat- 2. Hummingbirds; Ricky Lee ing. Taylor, Geraldine and Ervin Winners by category are Richard, Randall, Sherrie, listed below: Pam, and family, 1. Eyewitness Books-Rocks & DOGS LITTLE MISS Alligator Festival Lexi-Jo DeBarge Minerals, 2. Eyewitness Small dog: Largest small shows her strength at the Grand Chenier Alligator Books-Weather. dog - 1st, Brittany Gibbs; 2nd, Festival on Sunday. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Kenny Reasoner, Harvey Jolie Trahan. and Pat Vaughan, Shroeder’s Smallest small dog - 1st, trick - Mattie Stine. PEE WEE DIVISION Antiques Price Guide; Clyde Sydney Broussard; 2nd Large Dog: Largest dog - Largest dog - Reagan Guidry, Bill Delcambre Meghan Raffield. 1st, Brianne Beard. Darbonne. RICHARD BILLINGS, President of the Police Jury Family, 1. Water Gardens, 2. Best groomed small dog - Best Dressed dog - 1st, Smallest dog - Tayt Little. Association of Louisiana, addressed the Region 7 meet- Complete Guide to House Samantha Little, 1st; William Kennedy Darbonne. Best groomed dog - Genee Plants, and Kenny Reasoner, Toups, 2nd; Heather Taylor, Friendliest dog - 1st, Gremillion. ing Oct. 3 at the Grand Lake Fireman's Center. Cameron Bill Delcambre, Collector’s Parish hosted the meeting this year, because Cameron 3rd. Bailey LaBove. Best dressed dog - Blanche Guide to American Toy Best Dressed small dog - Prettiest face on a large Beard. Police Juror Douaine Conner was Region 7 President. Trains. Destiny Simon 1st; Madison Bonnie Conner was Secretary/Treasurer. Also shown are dog - 1st, Lexie Stine. Friendliest dog - Olyvia Shove 2nd; Performing the best trick - Msgr. Harry Greig, Cameron Police Jury President Darryl LaBoive. Friendliest small dog - 1st, Timothy Fontenot. Prettiest face - Autumn Farque, Conner and Parish Administrator Tina Horn. Abbie Delcambre; 2nd, Torey Raymond. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Little; 3rd, Tiffanie Raymond. CATS Best trick Jacques Trahan. Small dog with the pretti- Best dressed cat - 1st, Best behaved - Tela Taylor. est face - 1st Taylor Johnson , Jacie Granger. Police Jury Assoc. meets 2nd Ashlee Little, and 3rd Cat with the prettiest face Charli Little. - 1st. Kaytlin Parker. By CYNDI SELLERS Requesting LA DOTD to Small dog doing the best raise the elevation of a section The Region 7 meeting of of Hwy. 384 (near Boone's the Police Jury Association of Corner in Grand Lake). Louisiana was held Requesting the LA Wednesday, Oct. 3 at the Legislature to appropriate Grand Lake Fireman's funds to DOTD to four-lane Center. the entire loop of LA Hwy. 27. Cameron Parish hosted Requesting LA DOTD to con- the event this year because duct an in-house study of a the Region 7 president for the bridge or tunnel across the past year has been Douaine Calcasieu Ship Channel. Conner, last year's Police Requesting the LA Jury president. Legislature to fund construc- Bonnie Conner has been tion of a bridge to Monkey Secretary Treasurer of Region Island. 7 for the past year. Chris The group was entertained Landry of Calcasieu Parish by Cajun comedian Jonathan was elected as Region 7 presi- Perry before hearing remarks dent for the coming year. from Lynn Bankston of the Region 7 is composed of Louisiana Recovery Authority Calcasieu, Cameron, Allen, and Police Jury Association Beauregard, Jefferson Davis, President Richard Billings. Vermillion, Acadia, and Bankston announced that Evangeline Parishes. $3 million has been added to At the meeting, represen- the Capacity Planning tatives of the eight member Program, of which Cameron parishes discussed issues Parish will receive $60,900 important to their parishes per year for three years to and adopted six resolutions to fund a new position in recov- present to the state meeting ery planning. She also later this year. All six resolu- explained that property tions were from Cameron bought by the Road Home Parish and relate to improve- program from residents who ments to parish transporta- want to relocate can be trans- tion infrastructure. ferred to parish government. Conner said these resolu- Billings, who was very tions, if adopted at the state impressed with the shrimp meeting, will be presented to and crab stew served for din- the legislature in the next ner, encouraged all police session with the full backing jurors to keep doing what of the Association. The resolu- they think is best for their tions are; areas, and promised that the Requesting the LA DOTD Association would support to designate Fournerat Road them in lobbying all the agen- and Calcasieu Parish Ward cies that can help. Line Road as evacuation routes and bring them up to that standard. Requesting LA DOTD to raise the elevation of Hwy. 27 north of the Kelso Bayou Bridge.