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     The cost of the battle New limits on restaurants, crowd sizes; Masses canceled; bars and casinos closed to slow spread of COVID-19 illness Staff Report three people have died. The third victim, The number of Louisiana coronavirus an 84-year-old resident of Lambeth cases grew by 22 between mid-morning House in New Orleans, died Monday af- and early evening Monday, and Gov. ternoon. Edwards said 12 positive tests John Bel Edwards took additional mea- for COVID-19 have been among resi- sures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 dents of Lambeth House. in Louisiana. A total of 374 Louisiana people had The governor lowered the limit on been tested as of 5:30 p.m. Monday. No gatherings to 50 people, closing casinos, positive tests have been reported in St. bars and movie theaters and limiting Mary, St. Martin or Assumption, but two restaurants to delivery, take out and cases each have been reported in drive-through orders only. These changes Terrebonne and Lafourche. were effective statewide at midnight. The majority of cases continue to come Operations may be able to resume on from New Orleans, but 11 parishes have The Daily Review/Diane Miller Fears April 13, but the situation will be reeval- reported positive tests. Public Masses, including those at Morgan City's Sacred Heart, have uated seven days prior. In Louisiana, Edwards said the stronger precautions there are 136 cases of COVID-19 and (Continued on Page 7) been suspended by bishops in Houma and Lafayette. 'It's scary': Restaurants look at ways to deal with restrictions By BILL DECKER nounced that 136 bdecker Louisiana people had @daily-review.com tested positive for the After five years of virus, and three of them running their business- have died. es in a sluggish St. About 1,500 people Mary economy, restau- work in accommoda- rant owners learned tions and food service in Monday about a new St. Mary Parish, ac- obstacle: new restric- cording to the U.S. tions imposed to control Bureau of Labor the spread of Statistics. COVID-19. The majority of “It’s scary,” said Joe Tampico’s business is Arias Jr., manager of dine-in, Arias said. the Bayou Vista Limited to go orders Tampico’s, within hours and takeout, Tampico’s The Daily Review/Bill Decker of learning that Gov. may have just enough The management at John Bel Edwards had work for one person to Morgan City's Atch- ordered Louisiana answer the phone and afalaya Cafe, above, restaurants to be limit- two cooks, working and the Tampico's in ed to takeout and deliv- shifts. The wait staff Bayou Vista, left, are ery orders. “I feel guilty will see the biggest im- coping with a ban on pact, Arias said. about fussing before.” onsite dining. Tam- Monday’s order from Currently, the restau- the governor prohibits rant employs 30. pico's Manager Joe onsite dining at restau- “We’re worried just Arias Jr. is shown with rants, closed bars, casi- like everyone else,” staff members Tyonia nos and movie theaters, Arias said. “We were Hebert, left, and Mae- and reduced the allow- struggling already with gan Anderson. able size of gatherings the oilfield.” to 50 from 250. On the Across the river in same day, the Morgan City, Attecia Governor’s Office an- (Continued on Page 7) Special School Board meeting will focus on coronavirus rules Staff Report Monday was the first day of public The St. Mary School Board will have school closures ordered by Gov. John a special meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday to Bel Edwards as a precaution against talk about emergency powers related the spread of the COVID-19 virus, to the COVID-19 epidemic. idling more than 8,000 St. Mary chil- The board will meet at the Central dren and sending working parents Office Complex in Centerville. scrambling for day care. On the agenda: “Given the new restrictions issued —A resolution declaring a state of [Monday],” Bagwell said in an email, emergency in accordance with the “we will be having teachers remain at emergency declaration by Gov. John home after [Tuesday]. Each school’s Bel Edwards. leadership team remains at the cam- —The board will consider and take pus. action on possible emergency powers “Report cards and instructional for Superintendent Teresa Bagwell. packets will be distributed to parents/ The Daily Review/Bill Decker —They will consider changes to the guardians [Tuesday] afternoon.” The drive at Patterson Junior High, normally crowded with buses and cars at school calendar and possible make-up Also Monday, the State Bond pickup time, was quiet Monday afternoon. days. (Continued on Page 7) AccuWeather St. Mary Lifestyles Lifestyles Contact Us 79 66 (See Page 8) (See Page 8) (See Page 2] (See Page 2] News, Advertising and We have a 30% chance Find out where the Red buckeyes can Dear Abby hears from Circulation High Low of rain Tuesday night, sirens were going last appeal to the eye. a grandma who is Call 985-384-8370 and we'll have cloudy weekend in the police criticized for helping skies the rest of the radio logs. with the kids too much. www.stmarynow.com week. Page 2, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, March 17, 2020 Lifestyles Get It Growing: Red buckeyes have eye appeal By HEATHER KIRK- leaves. They are also in eye. The seed is consid- can be planted in early tolerant of a wide range little rain. BALLARD bloom along with many ered a good luck charm, autumn. You can start of soils from moist to dry. The wood of the buck- LSU AgCenter other woodland wildflow- even though it is highly seeds in pots and then Red buckeye grows in eye is pale and light, Horticulturist ers such as redbuds, dog- poisonous. Squirrels will transplant the seedlings USDA hardiness zones and has been used for Red buckeye (Aesculus woods and two-winged eat them, which I learned in late winter or early 6-9 in slightly alkaline to making paper and other pavia) is a medium-sized silverbells. the hard way when try- spring to the landscape. acidic soils but prefers novelty items. Seven deciduous tree-like shrub Red buckeyes produce ing to start plants from They have a slow to mod- rich, well-drained soil. species of buckeye are in the horse chestnut brilliant red flowers in seed outdoors this win- erate growth rate. Generally an easy-to- native to the United family. It can be found upright clusters of dark ter. Typically growing to 25 care-for plant, it has few States, mostly found in growing throughout the red tubular flowers. The Its seeds contain a lot feet by 15 feet on average to no pests. It can toler- the eastern half of the southeastern United gorgeous flowers last sev- of protein, and they were in the wild, they can ate some drought and country. According to States in its native habi- eral weeks in spring, and used by Native Amer- grow as tall as 30 to 40 grows well in full sun to the Arbor Day Foun- tat. Trees are found from they attract humming- icans as a food source af- feet. shade. dation, buckeye made Virginia to Florida to birds and butterflies be- ter boiling the seeds to Leaves are unique, Because it is tolerant the nomination short of shade, the buckeye list for America’s na- Texas and are widely dis- cause of their nectar. The remove the deadly tox- growing opposite in a tree makes a great selec- tional tree. tributed throughout the rest of the plant is poi- ins. They also crushed palmate form and are 3 tion as a flowering un- You will find it difficult Gulf South, growing sonous to birds and other the seeds and used the to 6 inches long. The derstory shrub or small to find buckeyes in retail along streams and as an mammals, including hu- powder to stun fish for leaves emerge early in tree. Pair it with another nurseries. However, you mans. an easy catch. School spring and are a dark understory tree in for- native such as American can order trees online or ests. The plant earned its children used to carry glossy green from spring beautyberry, and you just head out to the for- They are most striking name for its large, nut- them in their pockets for until late summer, when have the makings of a est in autumn and har- this time of year in the like seed that is shiny good luck. they are among some of gorgeous display for vest seeds for yourself. early spring when they and dark brown with a The trees are very eas- the first leaves to fall. shady areas that provide The ones I have been have put on their unique light-colored spot that is ily propagated by seed. It is a pioneer species ecosystem services for able to get my hands on palmate, dark glossy said to resemble a deer’s Seeds will mature and on clear-cut sites and is wildlife. It also makes for are from friends with a good accent plant for common interest in na- large shaded areas. tive species and have an Well-meaning grandmother is Red buckeye trees of- appreciation for this tree. fer a modest fall color If you grow the trees change and are among from seed, they are easily the first to drop leaves in propagated. But protect criticized for helping too much late summer to early au- the seeds from squirrels, tumn. This may mislead and keep children and DEAR ABBY: My hus- of involvement could beautiful dress, and I re- folks to think the tree is pets away. The buckeye band and I are not on the Dear Abby be key. ally don’t see the point in in drought mode. But it will make a gorgeous un- makes for a great de- derstory plant with beau- same page about helping By Jeanne Phillips As to your husband, going out and getting an- fense against drought in tiful red flowers and with the grandkids. We ©United Features Syndicate I’m not sure what other fancy dress. I wor- moved here six years ago more you think he ry about pictures at both the late summer with grow well with native re- to be closer to my daugh- should be doing. He weddings. I guess I’m high temperatures and silience. ter, her husband and this helps. agreed to move closer confused and could really their two daughters. The HELPING to your daughter so use some advice. older one is 9, and the IN THE EAST you could help her. It BEAUTIFUL DRESS younger is 6. has to have been dis- IN THE MIDWEST Although the 6-year- DEAR HELPING: I ruptive for him. Please old has multiple physi- agree that parenting a give him points for DEAR BEAUTIFUL cal challenges and de- child with special that, because I do. DRESS: You are not a velopmental delays, our needs is challenging. Hollywood actress son-in-law thinks “we” You are a loving, car- DEAR ABBY: I have a during awards season, babysit far too often. ing mother and grand- couple of weddings com- who “must” have a My intention is to help mother, but this is ing up, and I have a radically different my daughter with the something your small dilemma. They are look for each ceremo- challenges that a spe- daughter and her hus- both in my husband’s ny. Your family wed- cial needs child pres- band have to reach a family and only a month dings are special ents to the family. meeting of the minds apart. One is his broth- events, but there is no Mostly, I am the one about. The last thing er’s, and the other is his reason you can’t use providing the care; my she needs is dissen- cousin’s. My question is, the dress you have in husband does the mini- sion in her household. can I wear the same mind for both. If mum. Counseling for them dress to both weddings? you’re afraid it may Every time I agree to might help your son- I normally don’t care cause a problem in LSU AgCenter/Heather Kirk-Ballard watch the children, I in-law understand about what people think, wedding photos, con- Red flowers grow on spikes on a buckeye shrub. feel huge stress be- that your daughter’s but I also don’t want to sider accessorizing cause I know my son- health might be com- be the subject of ridicule your dress differently in-law will complain promised if she does or scorn at a family for each one — gold The Daily Review about it. It’s tearing me everything herself. event. I’ll also add, it’s jewelry for the first, apart. Thank you for Some sort of compro- not about financial con- silver for the second Published Daily listening. Just writing mise about your level cerns. It’s just that it’s a and a different col- Except Saturday and Sunday ored shawl or wrap. I’m sure you can pull At 1014 Front Street this off. 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Like a lot of other athletes, the LSU onship and it was canceled. They believed they were “I was devastated because of the men’s and women’s track and field going to win both titles, and I believed they were going amount of planning, time and effort, teams took a major hit last week when not only myself but our entire (coach- the coronavirus outbreak brought all to do it.' ing) staff and support staff, puts into collegiate competition to a grinding Coach Dennis Shaver this,” he said. “We don’t do it alone. … halt. There are a lot of people involved in In this case, however, it was a dou- news via social media. “We felt both teams were coming in making sure this wheel keeps rolling. ble-hit from the devastating news that “Obviously, there were a lot of devas- here with great opportunities and were “This is my 16th season as the head came on the eve of the NCAA indoor tated and disappointed faces in that looking forward to having a shot at coach here and our whole staff was championships in Albuquerque, New room,” Shaver said Monday. “That’s be- winning the championship in both gen- committed to making this happen this Mexico. cause we were healthy, and we were ders,” he said. “I’m disappointed for year more than ever before collective- In addition to having the meet can- more than ready to compete for the ti- them, but this is a very serious situa- ly.” celed just 24 hours before it was to be- tles on both the men’s and women’s tion ... so it was the right thing to do, in Four days later, as many athletes gin, the outdoor season was scrapped side.” my mind.” went home to prepare for online class- as well when the NCAA announced the After being plagued by injuries a How it got to that point was another work, Shaver said many of them were suspension of competition and cancella- year ago, which short-circuited the thing, Shaver said. still feeling the effects of the cancellation of championship events in all win- hopes of the Tigers and Lady Tigers at The Tigers and Lady Tigers left cam- tion. ter and spring sports. the NCAA outdoor meet last June, both pus Wednesday morning with the belief “I think everybody is still in a state of In addition to not having the oppor- teams enjoyed a strong indoor season they were going to compete for the ti- shock,” he said. “They were going to tunity to compete for both indoor titles despite not being considered title con- tles. compete for a national championship as the No. 1 teams in the U.S. Track & tenders in early January. Upon their arrival in New Mexico, and it was canceled. They believed they Field and Cross Country Coaches “We had improved and kept moving they were told by the NCAA the meet were going to win both titles, and I be- Association computer rankings, their upward,” he said. “They had done all was still on. But spectators — includ- lieved they were going to do it. outdoor season was suddenly gone as the right things.” ing family members — wouldn’t be al- “That was hard enough to take that well. While the athletes were disappoint- lowed into the Albuquerque Convention hit to the stomach, and then they find Once longtime LSU coach Dennis ed, Shaver couldn’t hide his disappoint- Center. out at the same time they won’t be able Shaver was informed of the NCAA’s de- ment for them not being able to have “We thought, ‘OK, we’re still going to to compete (at outdoor nationals) in cision, he immediately called a team the opportunity to accomplish some- have the track meet,’” Shaver said. June. But for the safety of the stu- meeting. But he was too late as many thing they had worked toward since “Then, the next day the news broke dent-athletes, certainly it was the right of his athletes had already gotten the August. that the meet was canceled.” thing to do.” LHSAA ready if spring sports can resume Staff Report The high school spring sports season may not be gone after all. A memo from Louisiana High School Athletics Association Executive Director Eddie Bonine on Monday notes that the state-ordered suspension of prep sports is for 30 days. “If this timeframe holds true, it would not further impact the remainder of the 2020 spring sports’ regular season and post- season play,” Bonine said. Here’s the remainder of the memo: “We will keep all pro- cesses in place for post- season play. If the spring championship season extends for any period of time, the LHSAA will be ready to conduct tourna- ments in their entirety. “The earliest possible resumption of competition will be Tuesday, April 14, unless otherwise noti- fied. At this time the association will respect all decisions made by schools and school districts in re- gard to practices during this time of suspension. “Yet, we strongly rec- ommend all LHSAA member schools and The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute non-regulated club/trav- The Louisiana High School Athletics Association says spring sports may not be a lost cause. el/non-school athletic programs follow the nas when appropriate. and individual training Governor’s mandate of “All LHSAA constitu- sessions. social distancing and tion and bylaws in the “We will continue to cease practices and play handbook will continue to monitor the communica- immediately. Our first ob- be applied including, but tions from the governor’s PICTORIAL REVIEW jective is to get students not limited to, indepen- office, as well as the state back into the classroom dent team rules, in- health department, and and then have them re- ter-squad scrimmages consider recommenda- turn to the athletic are- and practices, workouts tions as they come.”

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The Daily Review/Geoff Stoute Berwick scored a baseball victory over Morgan City in March 3 prep action. Page 4, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, March 17, 2020 Kathryn Jean Lopez Th e Daily Review Feature Page Coronavirus And Christianity HERMAN REALITY CHECK ASTRO-GRAPH by KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ by Typically, when you walk into a Catholic Church Eugenia there is a font for holy water. It’s a sacramental, Last sacred sign meant to remind us of baptism. But one recent weekday, I dipped my hand into a familiar font in a prominent church in our nation’s capital before morning Mass, and encountered it empty. Caffeine-less, I was confused. It was only later, when the sign of peace was skipped during Mass Wednesday, March 18 that I realized: coronavirus! Times are changing, and What bothers me about this is not the empty ho- you must think about ly-water fonts per se. What seems off is that the re- changing with them. sponse of Christians and all religious believers has Stay in the loop and to look different than that of the secular culture. I make yourself available daresay the wider world needs us to have a differ- for meetings, decisions ent approach. When people are reading headlines and general strategizing. and hearing news stories about closed churches Don’t wait for things to and canceled Masses in Europe, that’s not exactly happen; take charge. inspiring. PISCES (Feb. 20-March One of my favorite quotes is from Pope Emeri- 20) -- Use the element of tus Benedict, in a letter on hope: “The one who has surprise when launching your plans, and you’ll hope lives differently; the one who hopes has been HEART OF THE CITY have a more significant granted the gift of a new life.” That seems appro- impact on the people you priate. And for goodness’ sake, this is the season of are trying to impress or Lent, a penitential time in which we remember to persuade to join your take stock of our lives and consider if we’ve been cause. acting as we should, as God as called us to act. Fine ARIES (March 21-April about the handshakes and holy water, but what are 19) -- Control will be re- we conveying about hope to the world, my fellow required if you want to get ligious believers? (To those who do not have faith in things done. Refuse to let God, I apologize for our confused and disappointing anyone back you into a example -- now and on many other fronts.) corner or dump responsi- bilities that don’t belong We Christians should live to love and serve God and others. What does it say if we are just as scared BIG NATE to you in your lap. TAURUS (April 20-May as everyone else of coronavirus? Why are most of 20) -- A new idea, plan or us acting as if there’s no such thing as redemp- hobby will encourage you tive suffering? That’s no reason to run to corona- to change your routine. virus-infected communities, unless we are a doctor Be open to suggestions or nurse or someone else who can help. But, why and willing to collabo- are we watching news stories about its geographic rate and make personal spread with such pits in our stomachs? Is coronavi- improvements that boost rus exposing our unbelief? your confidence. We never know the day or the hour of our death. GEMINI (May 21-June We should do our utmost to be the people God calls 20) -- Try something new because it’s what you us to be, because at any moment God could call us CUL DE SAC want, not because some- home. one else is pressuring Adrienne von Speyr, a Swiss medical doctor and you to do so. You’ll make mystic who died in 1967, seems to have our number a bad choice if you act on here: “Lord, because we take your death so light- an assumption. Listen ly that we rarely even think about it, the thought and observe. of our own death is also strange and distant. Even CANCER (June 21-July when stern messengers forewarn us, we manage to 22) -- Focus on friend- stiﬂ e the thought of our death and to go on living as ship, family and the if our earthly existence would never end.” things you enjoy doing Then she prays: “Let us die as believers whose most. Use your creative faith also shines upon the others, who assist at our talents. Stick to the truth when it comes to express- death, brings them help now, and perhaps later, FRANK AND ERNEST ing your feelings. Don’t when their own hour comes, gives them consola- mislead someone. tion.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- I can’t help but think it’s not an accident we’re When in doubt, sit tight. facing this potential outbreak during Lent. The Time is on your side. A Latin phrase “Memento Mori” -- remember you will snap decision will cause die -- seems to capture the spirit that seems to be more confusion and un- missing in the coronavirus frenzy. It may be corona- certainty. Rethink your virus or old age or an accident that gets us, but we strategy and make a per- will die. In this current scare, can we take spiritual sonal adjustment. precautions on top of all the rules about sneezing VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. and social distancing? Let us not distance ourselves 22) -- You’ll have an DEFLOCKED eye-opening experience. from the Creator we say we believe in who made us A change of heart will for Himself -- always living in hope! help you make a clear- (Kathryn Jean Lopez is senior fellow at the Na- cut decision that will tional Review Institute, editor-at-large of National improve your life. Don’t Review magazine and author of the new book “A worry about what might Year With the Mystics: Visionary Wisdom for Daily happen. Do something Living.” She is also chair of Cardinal Dolan’s pro- that lowers your stress. life commission in New York. She can be contacted LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) at [email protected].) -- Acceptance is in your COPYRIGHT 2020 United Feature Syndicate best interest. Once you DISTRIBUTED BY ANDREWS MCMEEL SYN- know where you stand, DICATION FOR UFS you will be able to make BORN LOSER headway. Short trips, business meetings and conferences will be enter- BIBLE DIGEST taining and informative. by G. E. Dean SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- If you share your “Be still, and know that I am God: I will be ex- thoughts and see who is alted among the heathen, I will be exalted in the interested in the same earth.” things you are, you will (Psalms 46:10 AKJV) be able to bring about a Stop. Look to God. He is the One who is wor- positive change. Romance thy to be praised and followed. is in the stars. ARLO AND JANIS SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- Flush out any problems before you present what you want to pursue. If you underesti- mate the extent of a job, you will face criticism. Someone you least expect will lead you astray. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) -- Take control and follow your heart. THATABABY A personal change will give you an excellent opportunity to explore new territory. Share your feelings with a loved one. Ro- mance is featured. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- Feb. 19) -- You may crave adventure and greater diversity in your life, but first you have to take care of business and make MONTY sure everything is stable and secure. Be prepared to commit. (Visit Eugenialast.com, or join Eugenia on Twit- ter/Facebook/LinkedIn.) COPYRIGHT 2020 Unit- ed Feature Syndicate, Inc. DISTRIBUTED BY AN- DREWS MCMEEL SYN- DICATION FOR UFS The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Page 5

New Salem Baptist jump and volleyball tour- cates and Social Security info available at MCRD. and orthopedically im- Church, 1412 Cherry St., nament. Deadline to en- cards for all members of LOSS OF SPOUSE paired youth, and a one- Patterson, 10 a.m. ter tournament is April household, picture ID for Support Group meet- week session for youth Saturday, March 28. 10. Public invited to all members over 18 and ing at Atkinson with hematology/oncolo- Speaker Wadrena bring own food, barbe- current proof of all in- Memorial Presbyterian gy disorders. Free to par- Griffin. cues, chairs, etc. To regis- come. For more info call Church hall, 212 Fourth ents. Applicant requires ter or for info call Allise 985-395-3736. St., Morgan City. Lion sponsorship. All EPHESIAN BAPTIST Salazar, 985-519-2748 or Group, for people who campers assigned on a Church, 527 Bowman Holden Murray, 985-518- MCRD BASEBALL have lost a spouse due first-come, first-serve ba- St., Morgan City, cele- 2595. Morgan City Recrea- to death, meets third sis, if the application is brating its 65th anniver- tion Department, 915 Friday each month at complete when received. For info contact Morgan COMMUNITY sary and its pastor’s, the ST. JOSEPH ALTAR Everett St., is holding 12:30 p.m. For info call CONCERT Rev. Ezekiel Simmons Celebration at St. 985-384-3277. City Lions Club repre- registration for T-ball (5- sentative Dianne Featuring Celtic III, 35-year anniversary Joseph Catholic Church, 6 years), Minor (7-8), Baillargeon, 985-399- Angels set for Tuesday, at noon Sunday, March 1011 First St., Patterson, LIONS CAMP City (9-10) and Dixie (11- 6068. For camp info on- 29. Guest minister is the is Thursday, March 19. Applications for special March 17, at the Morgan 12) leagues. Fee: $45 for line: lionscamp.org. City Municipal Audi- Rev. Samuel Calhoun, Times: Opens with Mass first children, $35 for sec- needs youth in the Tri- New Salem Baptist torium has been canceled with Bishop Deshotel, 9 ond, $20 for third and City area accepted by BSA FUNDRAISER Church, Patterson. due to COVID-19 con- a.m.; procession of the max of $100 per family. Morgan City Lions Club. Boy Scout Troop 41, Public invited. cerns and state mandat- saints for the meal, 10-11 Applications and other Louisiana Lions Camp, Patterson, “Buy a Brick” ed regulations. a.m.; public meal served, info available at MCRD. in Anacoco, opens May fundraiser is ongoing. MEN’S PRAYER 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., take out 31. Sessions: one-week Bricks: $75, 4-by-8 inch- only (until all food has CANCELLATIONS Breakfast at Mt. Zion MCRD SOFTBALL for youth with pulmo- es; $85, with clip art or Baptist Church, 507 been served); altar viewing And postponements in- Morgan City Recrea- nary disorders, two one- logo. Money raised sup- Fourth St., Morgan City, until 4 p.m. Any remaining clude the Basin Brew tion Department, 915 week sessions for youth ports Troop 41 programs. 9 a.m. Saturday, March cakes and cookies donated Fest set March 21 in Everett St., is holding with mild mental chal- To purchase a brick con- 28. Theme: “Men to area needy in keeping downtown Morgan City registration for Rookie lenges, two one-week ses- tact a troop member or to Persistent in Prayer.” with spirit of the St. and Songs of the Bayou (ages 6-8) and Minor (9- sions for youth with dia- order online visit www. Special guest the Rev. Joseph Altar. Songwriter’s Festival set 11) leagues. Fee: $45. betes, two one-week ses- polarengraving.com/ Jaylan Grogan, St. John at various venues March Applications and other sions for visual, hearing BSATroop41. 25-29. Baptist Church, Belle SPAGHETTI DINNER Place. Sold by First United PUBLIC ROSARY Methodist Church, 109 At noon March 21 in MEN’S DAY Gilmore Drive, Berwick, 11 SENSE & SENSITIVITY front of former M C Bank Celebration at Pilgrim a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, building, Colonial Plaza, Grove Baptist Church at March 21. Menu: meatball Audience Member Frustrated By Rude Seatmates La. 182, Morgan City. 2 p.m. March 22. Guest spaghetti, green salad and speaker the Rev. Ullyses garlic bread. Cost $8. by Harriette Cole the audience is encour- this in the most discreet Mitchell, Macedonia Baked goods and drinks al- WOMEN-IN-RED DEAR HARRIETTE: aged to participate in way? -- Food Allergies Baptist Church, Ashton. so sold. Dine in or take out. Program at New Salem I took my aunt to a Broad- singing or dancing by the DEAR FOOD AL- Public invited. Baptist Church, 1412 way play for her birthday. actors, and at the cur- LERGIES: You might Cherry St., Patterson, PATTERSON It was a big treat for her, tain call when you are consider printing up a Housing Authority tak- 9:30 a.m. Sunday, March FIRST FAMILY/ and we were so excited. welcome to stand up and business card-sized list ing applications for all 22. Speaker Christa FRIENDS As we sat, ready to watch cheer. Otherwise, you are of your food allergies. You units from 8:15-11 a.m. Pollard, St. Luke Baptist Day celebration hosted the performance, we no- supposed to be quiet and can give that to the wait- and 1:15-3 p.m. Tuesday, Church. Public invited. by City of Patterson at 2 ticed the people in front attentive. er discreetly before the March 17 and 24 and p.m. April 18, at Hattie of us because they were Because food and drink meal begins and ask him WOMEN MISSION Watts Elementary base- Friday, March 20 and 27. very loud. They ended are served at Broadway Must bring birth certifi- or her to speak to you pri- Ministry Program at ball field. Features space up talking throughout performances now, the vately about food choic- the performance, rus- rustling of packaged food es rather than engaging tling food packages and can provide a distraction. the whole group. You can otherwise being rude. It It’s best to open those call the restaurant in ad- TASTEFOOD was unbelievable. It took packages before the per- vance and give them a Hummus Gets A Makeover With Harissa And Dukkah a lot for me to save up to formance begins. heads-up that you have take my aunt to this play. In a case like yours, dietary restrictions. You The tickets are not cheap. it sometimes works to can fi gure out what you by Lynda Balslev and fl avor to an assort- juice Why in the world would shush the person next to can eat in advance and Hummus is my go-to ment of dishes. It can 1 to 2 teaspoons harissa somebody pay all that you or ask them to settle preorder it. You may also appetizer. And while tra- simply be sprinkled over paste (or Sriracha) money and then not pay down. But that’s the role want to alert your man- ditional chickpea hummus bread dipped in olive oil, 1 teaspoon ground cumin attention? It was annoy- of the usher. Just as they ager and make it clear is always a favorite, it’s or swirled into dips and 1/2 teaspoon ground ing and embarrassing. come to tell people not that you have it covered fun to riff on this popular spreads, scattered over coriander During intermission, my to take pictures, when so there is no worry. Middle Eastern dip with salads, or used as a coat- very proper auntie spoke 1/2 teaspoon smoked someone is disruptive, (Harriette Cole is a additional ingredients. ing for meat and fi sh. And to one of them and asked paprika they should jump in and lifestylist and founder of For instance, vibrant beet the good news is that it them to be quiet when 1/2 teaspoon salt, or more invite them to be quiet or DREAMLEAPERS, an hummus and roasted car- stores exceptionally well. the show started back up. to taste initiative to help people rot hummus are fl avorful You can make a batch That actually did help leave. 1/2 teaspoon freshly DEAR HARRIETTE: access and activate their and colorful additions to of this versatile mix and ground black pepper to settle them a bit, but any menu and highly dec- keep it in the refrigerator I wonder if there’s any- I was invited to go to an dreams. You can send Dukkah: important dinner meet- questions to askharri- orative on a party table. for up to six months for 1/2 cup hazelnuts thing else that can be This red pepper hum- handy sprinkling. done in a situation like ing with my company. [email protected] 1/4 cup raw almonds I want to make a good or c/o Andrews McMeel mus is my latest rendition, Smoky Red Pepper 2 tablespoons sesame that. -- Rude Theatergo- Hummus With Dukkah impression, and I’m a bit Syndication, 1130 Wal- which is smoky, sweet and seeds ers fragrant with spice. Using Active Time: 15 minutes DEAR RUDE THE- worried. I have a lot of nut St., Kansas City, MO 1 tablespoon cumin seeds the faithful chickpea as a Total Time: 15 minutes ATERGOERS: There is food allergies, so dining 64106.) 1 tablespoon coriander base, I added roasted red Yield: Makes about 1 1/2 an etiquette to attending out is somewhat prob- COPYRIGHT 2020, seeds peppers and fi ery harissa cups hummus and 3/4 cup the theater, namely that lematic for me. The last HARRIETTE COLE paste to the mix as a spicy dukkah (both recipes may 2 teaspoons black pepper- you should be still and thing I want to do is draw DISTRIBUTED BY dip for vegetables and easily be doubled) corns quiet during the perfor- attention to myself be- ANDREWS MCMEEL bread. Hummus: 1 teaspoon fennel seeds mance. This unwritten cause of my food limita- SYNDICATION FOR It’s garnished with duk- 1 (15-ounce) can chick- 1 teaspoon sea salt rule is suspended when tions. How can I handle UFS kah, which is an essential peas, drained Make the hummus: Middle Eastern condiment 1 large roasted red bell Combine all of the hum- made from ground nuts, pepper, drained well if mus ingredients in the sesame seeds and whole using a jarred pepper bowl of a food processor, Andrews McMeel Almanac spices. It may appear un- 1/4 cup extra virgin olive and process until smooth. derwhelming, but I assure oil If too thick, add additional Today is the 77th day McGwire, appeared be- odic table that were iden- you it is not. Dukkah is 2 garlic cloves olive oil or warm water to of 2020 and the 88th day fore a congressional tified before the year crunchy and aromatic, 2 tablespoons tahini your desired consistency. of winter. hearing on steroid use. A.D. 1. and adds extra texture 2 tablespoons fresh lemon Make the dukkah: Today’s History: In Today’s Quote: Today’s Moon: Toast the hazelnuts in a 1861, Italy — excluding “Social media is an ad- Between last quarter skillet over medium heat Rome and Venice — was vertisement for the su- moon (March 16) and until fragrant and colored. unified as a nation under perficial extroverted new moon (March 24). Remove and pour onto a King Victor Emmanuel self.” — Hozier COPYRIGHT 2020 clean kitchen towel. Cover II. Today’s Number: 13 ANDREWS MCMEEL with the towel and rub to In 1905, Franklin D. — elements in the peri- SYNDICATION remove the skins. Cool the Roosevelt married dis- hazelnuts. tant cousin Eleanor Separately, toast the al- Roosevelt. monds until golden brown, In 1950, physics re- and toast the sesame searchers at the seeds until light golden. University of California, Add the cumin, corian- Berkeley, announced the creation of californium, der, peppercorns and fen- the radioactive 98th ele- nel seeds to a clean skillet ment. and toast until fragrant, In 1958, the United about 1 minute. States launched the first Combine the nuts and solar-powered satellite, seeds in the bowl of a food the Vanguard 1. processor and process un- In 1995, the FDA li- til fi nely ground. Add the censed Varivax, the first salt and taste for season- chicken pox vaccine. ing. Use immediately or Today’s Birthdays: store in an airtight con- Gottlieb Daimler (1834- tainer in the refrigerator 1900), engineer/ inven- for up to 6 months. tor; Paul Green (1894- Serve the hummus gar- 1981), playwright; Bobby nished with dukkah and Jones (1902-71), golfer; chopped fresh mint and/or Bayard Rustin (1912-87), cilantro. civil rights activist; Nat COPYRIGHT 2020 King Cole (1919-65), LYNDA BALSLEV singer; Kurt Russell DISTRIBUTED BY AN- (1951- ), actor; Gary DREWS MCMEEL SYN- Sinise (1955- ), actor; Rob Photo by Lynda Balslev for TasteFood DICATION Lowe (1964- ), actor; Billy Corgan (1967- ), singer-songwriter; Mia MORGAN CITY Hamm (1972- ), soccer player; Hozier (1990- ), singer-songwriter; John 1234 David Drive Boyega (1992- ), actor. Suite 102 Today’s Fact: Gottlieb Daimler is credited with Morgan City, La. building the first inter- nal combustion motorcy- HOW MUCH IS 30 MINUTES WORTH TO YOU...TO cle in 1885. 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PUBLIC NOTICE ty, that female (the “Commis- tax described in Bertrand/Vin- ing of the Berwick Special Help Wanted and minority indi- sion”), on January the Proposition ning Station: - Bayou Vista ADVERTISE- viduals, particu- 8, 2020, NOTICE shall be remitted Eng.#1- 1.8 hrs; Joint Waterworks Notices General MENT FOR larly those resid- IS HEREBY GIV- to certain state Commission was #2- 5.8 hrs.; #3- Bay City Bistro BIDS ing in or near the EN that a special and statewide re- 4.6 hrs. called at the Wa- In compliance with 2019 MODERN- housing develop- election will be tirement systems Stripper Pump: ter Plant, 400 Pat- Looking for Article 962, as passed Prep Cook & Wait Staff IZATION ments of the Au- held within the in the manner re- 85.4 hrs.; Genera- ti Drive, Berwick, by the 1992 Louisiana PROGRAM thority, be given Commission on quired by law. tor: 2 hrs. La. at 5:30 P.M., Apply in person State Legislature, I am between 11am & 1pm AT THE preference for po- SATURDAY, The said special Lantz/Donahoe February 13, 2020 required to advertise PATTERSON sitions of new em- MAY 9, 2020, and election will be Station: Eng. #1- Board Members the following: 618 Front St/MC HOUSING ployment. Con- that at the said held in accordance 2 hrs.; #2- 2 hrs. Present: Herb Position available for AUTHORITY tractors shall also election there will with the applica- Stripper Pump: Mashburn, John lawn maintenance person. Sealed bids for be in compliance be submitted to all ble provisions of 45.7 hrs.; Genera- Tholen, and Don- Must have a truck & must be experienced in lawn care. construction of the with Special registered voters Chapter 5 and tor: 3 hrs. ald Lantz Come by 6903 Hwy “2019 MODERN- Equal Opportuni- in the Commission Chapter 6-A of Ti- Bertrand /Vin- Board Member 182 E/MC IZATION PRO- ty provisions in- qualified and enti- tle 18 of the Loui- ning Pump Sta- Absent: N. A. to fill out an application. GRAM AT THE cluding but not tled to vote at the siana Revised tion: No problems Hensgens, Jr. PATTERSON limited to Exec said election un- Statutes of 1950, at this time. Others Present: HOUSING AU- Order 11246 as der the Constitu- as amended, and Lantz/ Donahoe Joel Miller, Jacob I, Steven H Gray, THORITY”, Pat- amended, Non- tion and Laws of other constitution- Pump Station: No Dupuy, Kenneth have been convicted of 14:81 INDECENT terson, LA., will Segregated Facili- the State of Loui- al and statutory problems at this Bertrand and Bil- BEHAVIOR WITH be received until ties requirements, siana and the authority, and the time ly Mayon. The JUVENILES 11:00 AM, local The Civil Rights Constitution of the officers appointed Grass/Ditch meeting was (ATTEMPTED) on time, on Monday, Act 1994, Section United States, the to hold the said Maintenance: called to order by May 31, 2002 seeking the following positions March 30, 2020, at 109 of the Hous- following proposi- election, as provid- Currently in- Herb Mashburn. 15:542 FAILURE TO for immediate employment: the Housing Au- ing and Commu- tion, to-wit: ed in this Notice of volved. Will soon It was moved by REGISTER/NOTIFY thority Office at nity Development PROPOSITION Special Election, start cutting grass John Tholen, sec- AS A SEX •SHIP FITTERS 409 Grout St, Pat- Act of 1974, Sec (MILLAGE CON- or such substi- on Middle Road, onded by Donald OFFENDER ON •PIPE FITTERS Sept. 03, 2014 •FOREMEN - terson, LA at 504 provisions for TINUATION) tutes therefor as Tech Road levee, Lantz, and unani- (Fitter/Welder) which time and handicapped Shall St. Mary may be selected and both pump mously agreed to •WELDERS My Address is: place all bids will workers, and the Parish Water and and designated in stations. accept minutes 200 Williams St. •MAINTENANCE be publicly read Age Discrimina- Sewer Commis- accordance with Litigation on from previous Apt. Apt. 8 MECHANIC aloud. This project tion Act of 1975. sion No. 1, State of La. R.S. 18:1287, Bertrand/Vinning meeting. Patterson, LA 70392 The company offers the is funded in part Each proposal Louisiana (the will make due re- Pump Station be- It was moved by following benefits: 401K under the 2018 must be accompa- “Commission”), be turns thereof to tween GSE & Donald Lantz, sec- Steven H Gray Company Paid Vacation and 2019 Capital nied by a bid bond authorized to con- said Governing Sealevel: Mr. onded by John March 17, 2020 Company Paid Holidays March 18, 2020 Group Health, Disability Fund Program of or certified check tinue to levy a tax Authority, and Cantrell reported Tholen, and unan- Insurance & Dental Insurance the U.S. Dept. of equal to at least of nine and nine- NOTICE IS that there is noth- imously agreed to Housing and Ur- five percent (5%) ty-nine hun- HEREBY FUR- ing new to report accept accounts Send Resumes to: Services Careers@conrad ban Development. of the amount bid, dredths (9.99) THER GIVEN at this time. payable and trea- industries.com The general and made payable mills on all prop- that the Govern- Teche Road surer’s report for Offered Or P.O. Box 790 scope of work for without condition erty subject to tax- ing Authority will Drainage Ditch the month. Morgan City, LA 70381 Equal Opportunity Employer this project in- to the Owner as a ation within the meet at its regular Project: Mr. Miller Jacob Dupuy in- Teche Fence & Gate cludes exterior guarantee that jurisdiction and meeting place, the related that there formed the Board Build all types of fence and interior mod- the bidder, if boundaries of the St. Mary Parish is nothing new to that Thorton, Call Charlie Giandelone Help Wanted ernization at sev- awarded the con- Commission (an Water and Sewer report at this Musso, & Belle- Free Est., 985/518-1682 eral dwellings of tract, will prompt- estimated Commission No. 1, time. min is requesting Drivers the housing au- ly enter into a con- $825,000 reason- Board Room, 834 Culverts at a 4% price in- Help Wanted thority and inci- tract for the proj- ably expected at Waterworks Road, Bertrand/Vinning crease on the Now Hiring DOT, dental site and ect. The successful this time to be col- Amelia, Loui- Pump Station: Mr. chemicals. Cur- General CDL Driver. Please other work. Work bidder will be re- lected from the siana, on Cantrell stated he rent price is apply in person at includes, but not quired to furnish levy of the tax for WEDNESDAY, did talk with the $286.96 per mil- Apply at Blackwater Dive restricted to, exte- a performance an entire year), for JUNE 3, 2020, at lawyer of Emerald lion gallons pro- Cafe Jo Jo’s 112 Forrest Rd Morgan City rior repair, re- and payment a period of ten (10) SIX O’CLOCK Land Co. Paper- duced. New price 624 Front St/MC Or call (985) 631-3770 placement of exte- guarantee as indi- years, beginning (6:00) P.M., and work is on his will be $294.80 Wed. thru Friday rior doors and cated in the speci- with the year 2021 shall then and desk. Nothing per million gal- 4:30 to 5:30pm for hardware, repair fications. No pro- and ending with there in open and new to report at lons. Bartender Business of windows and posals shall be the year 2030, for public session pro- this time. Jacob Dupuy al- Wait Staff Rentals damaged misc ex- withdrawn for a the purpose of con- ceed to examine Cleaning of so informed the terior materials, period of 45 days structing and ac- and canvass the Ditch that runs Board that 3 tur- returns and de- Full Charge FOR SALE OR repair/replace- subsequent to the quiring improve- along the Railroad bitity meters may Accountant ment of sheetrock, opening of bids ments and exten- clare the result of Track from one have to be RENT: 11 Acres, Fab building & office kitchen cabinet re- without the con- sions to the water- the said special station to the oth- changed. Benefits Offered pair/replacement, sent of the Hous- works systems election. All regis- er: Mr. Lodrigue The Board was Call 985/384-8200 Send resume to: floors, millwork, ing Authority of and sewerage sys- tered voters of the informed the informed that the Storage yards interior painting, the City of Patter- tems and related Commission are board that work generator at the Accountant plumbing, roof re- son, Louisiana. facilities of the entitled to vote at on this project is bayou is now C/O The Daily Review for rent P.O. Box 948-LL $400/mo. pair, air condition- Bids shall be ac- Commission and said special elec- coming along very working. Morgan City, LA ing, and electrical cepted from Con- operating and tion and voting nice. Work done so There being no 70381 Call 985-384-8200 work. Alternate tractors who are maintaining said machines will be far looks good. further business Warehouses bids will also be licensed under systems, a work of used. Recovery of ex- to come before the Now hiring dependable for Rent: taken. LA. R.S. 37:2150- public improve- THUS DONE penses from Hur- Board, it was person for warehouse. 1,000 sq.ft. - $350/mo. Copies of the 2192 for the clas- ment for the Com- AND SIGNED at ricane Barrv: Mr. moved by Donald Duties include making 1,500 sq.ft. - $500/mo. plans and specifi- sification of Build- mission, said mill- Amelia, Loui- Cantrell stated he Lantz, seconded deliveries, stocking, 3,200 sq.ft. - $1,000/mo. cations and relat- ing Construction. age to represent a siana, on this, the had received addi- by John Tholen, drilling bumper tires, etc. Call 985-384-8200 ed contract docu- Bidder is required one hundredths of 8th day of Janu- tional paperwork and unanimously Heavy lifting is required. ments are on file to comply with a mill (.01) in- ary, 2020. from Nicole that agreed that the Good driving record a Waterfront property at the office of the provisions and re- crease (due to ATTEST: needed his signa- meeting be ad- must and CDL is a plus. For lease -Morgan City & Housing Authority quirements of LA reappraisal) over (S) David ture. This was journed. This is a full time Charenton Canal Areas. Office at 409 R.S.38:2212 the 9.98 mills tax Hanagriff done and sent (S) Herb Mash- position. Benefits include 985-384-8200, ask for Joy Grout St, Patter- (A)(1)(c). No bid authorized to be President back to her. burn medical insurance, dental (S) Kenneth Mire and vision plan, paid Unfurnished son, LA, and the may be with- levied through the Treasurer’s re- Public meeting holidays and paid vacation. office of Firmin drawn for a period year 2020 pur- Secretary port and bills of 2nd Thursday of Apply in person Apartments Architects, Ltd, of forty-five (45) suant to an elec- Adv. Feb. 25, the previous every month, 5:30 @ 10613 Hwy 182 E 530 Third Street, days after receipt tion held on May March 3, 10 and month were exam- P. M. at the Amelia, LA 631-3211 1BR. unfurn. apt. in Patterson. P.O. Box 972, Mor- of bids in accor- 1, 2010? 17, 2020 ined by the board. Berwick-Bayou Stove, ref., CAH. No pets. gan City, Loui- dance with LA. The said special Motion was made Vista Water Plant, Omega Waste $350/mo., $200 dep. siana, (985/384- R.S. 38:2215. election shall be PUBLIC NOTICE by Javon Charles 400 Pattie Drive, Management, Inc. 985-518-1006 3094) and are The Owner re- held at the polling to accept the Trea- Berwick, La. Laborer Needed open for inspec- serves the right to places for the fol- February 11, 2020 surer’s Report and In accordance Must Pass Physical Trailers For tion at each of reject bids for just lowing precincts, Bayou Vista, to pay all out- with the Ameri- and Drug Screen Rent these offices with- cause in accor- which polls will Louisiana standing bills as cans with Disabili- Forklift Exp. Required out charge. Con- dance with LA. open at seven o’- The Board of approved by the ties Act, if you Must have own tractors may ob- R.S. 38:2214. In clock (7:00) a.m. Commissioners of board; seconded need special assis- transportation RV for Rent tain plans and accordance with and close at eight the Gravity Sub- by Harris Soileau tance to attend Apply in Person $450/mo. includes all utilities. 1900 Hwy 90 Free washateria specifications La. R.S. 38:2212 o’clock (8:00) p.m., Drainage District and approved by the meeting, 985/518-0256 from the Architect (A) (1)(b), the pro- in accordance with #1 of Gravity the board. please contact Ja- Patterson, LA 70392 by making a de- visions and re- the provisions of Drainage District There being no cob Dupuy or Ken- posit of $100 quirements of this La. R.S. 18:541, to #2 met this day at further business neth Bertrand at Services Services which will be fully Section, those wit: 6:00 p.m. at the to discuss, motion 985-384-8990, de- Offered Offered refundable upon stated in the ad- PRECINCTS Bayou Vista Rec- was made by Don- scribing the neces- return of the vertisement bids, 24(PART)(NO reation building ald Lantz to ad- sary assistance plans. and those re- VOTERS) in Bayou Vista, journ; seconded by needed. Contractors are quired on the bid 37(PART)(NO Loui-siana, with Javon Charles Adv. March 17, CENTRAL BOAT required to visit form shall not be VOTERS) the following and approved by 2020 RENTALS, INC. the site prior to waived by any 44(PART) members present: all. submitting their public entity. 45(PART) Chairman: Special bids, and should Housing Authori- 46(PART) Wayne Cantrell Notices Boat/Barge Repairs make appoint- ty of the City of 47 Vice-Chairman: ——————— Fleeting for Boats/Barges ments to do so by Patterson, LA The polling Donald Lantz Wayne Cantrell calling the Hous- By: Susan places at the Board Mem- Chairman In compliance with Pipe Storage ing Authority Of- Mendoza, precincts set forth bers: Hilary Acos- Article 962, as passed Waterfront for Lease fice at 985/395- Exec Director above are hereby ta, Harris by the 1992 Louisiana 3736. Adv. March 3, 10 designated as the Soileau,Sr. , Javon ——————— State Legislature, I am Attention is and 17, 2020 polling places at Charles Barbara Vinning required to advertise called to the in- which to hold the Absent: None Secretary the following: 985-384-8200 surance re- PUBLIC NOTICE said election, and Also present Adv. March 17, quirements and the Commission- were Alvin Lo- 2020 to the provi- NOTICE OF ers-in-Charge and drigue and Mr. Help Wanted Help Wanted sions for equal SPECIAL Commissioners, Joel Miller of PUBLIC NOTICE General General employment op- ELECTION respectively, shall Miller Engineers. portunity, and Pursuant to the be those persons Motion was BERWICK - payment of not provisions of a res- designated accord- made by Donald BAYOU VISTA I,Terry Lee Toups, The Daily Review less than the olution adopted by ing to law. Lantz to dispense JOINT have been convicted minimum wages the Board of Com- The estimated with the reading WATERWORKS of 14:43.4 NOW HIRING that must be missioners of St. cost of this elec- of the minutes of COMMISSION AGGRAVATED paid on this Mary Parish Wa- tion as determined the last meeting Box 322 ORAL SEXUAL Adult Route Carrier project, as set ter and Sewer by the Secretary of and to accept Berwick, LA BATTERY on for the forth in the Speci- Commission No. 1, State based upon them as written; 70342 Nov. 12, 1999 fications. The at- State of Louisiana the provisions of seconded by Har- Chairman – Amelia area My Address is: Seniors Welcome!! tention of the (the “Governing Chapter 8-A of Ti- ris Soileau and Herb Mashburn; 505 Brashear Ave. Contractor(s) pro- Authority”), acting tle 18 and actual approved by all. Vice Chairman – Apt. Room 241 Must have Dependable Transportation posing to submit a as the governing costs of similar Mr. Lodrigue N. A. Hensgens, Morgan City, LA & Minimum Liability Insurance bid on this project authority of St. elections is $7,700. then gave his re- Jr; Vice Chairman 70380 Come by office for is expressly called Notice is further Mary Parish Wa- port: – John Tholen; Terry Lee Toups to the interest and ter and Sewer given that a por- Engine pump Vice Chairman – March 16, 2020 an application desire of the Commission No. 1, tion of the monies hours were as fol- Donald Lantz March 17, 2020 1014 Front St/MC Housing Authori- State of Louisiana collected from the lows: A regular meet- The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, March 17, 2020, Page 7 Police: K9 Vickie found cocaine after traffic stop Staff Report driving under suspension and proper speeding and failing to honor a written counts of failure to appear. Police dog Vickie smelled cocaine in a equipment required on vehicle. Turner promise to appear. No bail has been set. Officers were called to the area of traffic stop early Monday on La. 182, was released on a summons to appear —Tayler James Davis, 21, Natalie Second Street and Belanger Street leading to two arrests, St. Mary Sheriff June 29. Lane, Patterson, was arrested at 8:09 about an intoxicated individual walk- Blaise said. —Travis Griffin, 38, Orphan Home p.m. on a charge of criminal trespass. ing in the area. When the officers came —Terrell James Tripeaux, 50, Adrain Road, Baldwin, was arrested at 9:33 Davis was released on a summons to into contact with Tyler Aucoin, he in- Street, New Iberia, was arrested at p.m. Friday on charges of driving left of appear June 29. gested a small about of suspected mari- 3:20 a.m. Monday on charges of for pos- center and possession of marijuana. —Breanne Nicole Bogen, 24, James juana. He was placed under arrest. session of cocaine and simple battery. Griffin was released on a summons to Street, Morgan City, was arrested at A warrants check revealed the City —Charise Kay Suire, 33, Bank appear June 29. 11:46 p.m. Sunday on a Morgan City Court of Morgan City held active war- Avenue, New Iberia, was arrested at —Kam’ron Nicholas, 18, Tall Timbers Police Department warrant on a charge rants for his arrest. He was transport- 3:20 a.m. Monday on a charge of pos- Drive, Patterson, was arrested at 9:48 of failure to appear on the charge of red ed to the Morgan City Police session of cocaine. p.m. on charges of no license plate and light violation. Bogen was transferred Department for booking and incarcera- A deputy was patrolling the area of possession of Schedule I drugs. to another agency. tion. La. 182 near Cameron Iron Works Nicholas was released on a summons to —Holly A. Cronan, 28, Patti Road, —Tyus Tremaine Jones, 20, Tupelo when he observed a vehicle operating appear June 29. Hammond, was arrested at 5:16 p.m. Street, Morgan City, was arrested at without an operable license plate light. —Neysa Marie Sauce, 51, Helen Friday on charges of alprazolam, pos- 10:11 p.m. Friday on a charge of first-of- The deputy conducted a traffic stop and Drive, Morgan City, was arrested at session of suboxone, possession of a fense possession of marijuana. made contact with the driver, and three 12:27 a.m. Saturday on charges of theft controlled dangerous substance in the An officer observed a traffic violation passengers, two of whom were identi- and criminal damage to property. Sauce presence of a minor and obstruction of in the area of Brashear Avenue and fied as Suire and Tripeaux. was released on a summons to appear justice. Federal Avenue. A traffic stop was con- During the stop, a K9 deputy de- June 29. Cronan was released on a $2,500 ducted, and the driver was identified as ployed K9 Vickie to conduct an open-air —Gary Wayne Chaney Jr., 27, Silver bond. Jones. Jones was found in possession of sniff of the vehicle. K9 Vickie showed a Bell Drive, Houston, was arrested at Morgan City Chief James F. Blair suspected marijuana. He was placed positive odor response on the vehicle 3:45 p.m. Saturday charges of disturb- reports that over the last 36-hour peri- under arrest and transported to the and subsequently, cocaine was located ing the peace at a funeral, resisting an od the Morgan City Police Department Morgan City Police Department for in the vehicle. Suire and Tripeaux were officer with force and battery of a police responded to 152 calls of service and booking and incarceration. transported to the St. Mary Parish Law officer. Bail was set at $5,000. made these arrest: —Tarell Ramon Boulanger, 28, Levee Enforcement Center. —Latisha Price, 40, Triple Oaks Cory Myers, 31, La. 182, Morgan Road, Morgan City, was arrested at Bail was set on Tripeaux at $3,300. Drive, Raceland, was arrested at 3:32 City, was arrested at 2:12 p.m. on 2:15 p.m. Saturday on warrants for 11 Bail has not been set on Suire. a.m. Sunday on a Lafourche Parish Friday on charges of first-offense pos- counts of failure to appear. Smith said that over the last 72-hour warrant for failure to appear on the session of marijuana and possession of Boulanger was transported from the reporting period, the Sheriff’s Office re- charge of contempt of court. Price was drug paraphernalia. Berwick Police Department to the sponded to 106 complaints and report- transferred to another agency. Officers came into contact with Morgan City Police Department and ed the following arrests: —Willis Edward Petree, 64, Ernie’s Myers at a local motel on La. 182. booked on active warrants held the —Brennin Ray Schouest, 21, La. 319, Lane, Franklin, was arrested at 4:44 Myers was found in possession of sus- City Court of Morgan City. Cypremort Point, was arrested 1:25 p.m. Sunday on charges of reckless op- pected marijuana and drug parapher- —Kaitlin Murray, 18, Brownell p.m. Friday on charges of improper eration no accident and disturbing the nalia. He was placed under arrest and Street, Morgan City, was arrested at lane usage, possession of marijuana peace-intoxicated. No bail has been set. transported to the Morgan City Police 2:28 p.m. Saturday on a charge of do- and possession of drug parapherna- —Alister Clay Burgess, 35, Department for booking and incarcera- mestic abuse battery. lia-drug free zone. Schouest was re- Chitimacha Loop, Charenton, was ar- tion. Officers were called to a residence on leased on a summons to appear June rested at 4:37 p.m. Sunday on charges —Tyler Joseph Aucoin, 31, Federal Brownell Street about a domestic dis- 29. of aggravated flight from officer, reck- Avenue, Morgan City, was arrested at turbance. —Derrick Matthews Turner, 39, less operation no accident and driving 7:06 p.m. Friday on charges of disturb- Upon officer’s arrival, they learned Cypremort Road, Franklin, was arrest- under suspension, and on a warrant for ing the peace (intoxicated) and obstruc- Murray had committed ed at 8:09 p.m. Friday on charges of failure to appear on the charges of tion of justice and on a warrant for five (Continued on Page 8) Virus precautions force church to cancel St. Joseph's Altar St. Joseph Catholic By ARCHBISHOP ing of those who have Church in Patterson GREGORY AYMOND been affected. has had to cancel its March 16, 2020 Let us turn to our loving annual St. Joseph Altar To: Clergy, Religious God and implore his pro- that was set for and Laity tec-tion. This is a time to Thursday. Dear Friends in Christ: lean on our faith and to The day was to also In light of the an- act responsibly as has signify the beginning of nounce-ments from been requested by our the Holy Year of St. President Trump and government officials. May Joseph with a Mass cele- Governor Edwards today, the healing power of Jesus brated by Bishop J. effective immediately, be with you and all you Douglas Deshotel. public Mass cannot be cel- hold in your heart. Due to a directive from ebrated. Priests may cele- Be assured of my Archbishop Gregroy brate Mass privately. prayers daily and I will Aymond, all public Wednesday night con- pray for you in my private church events have been fes-sions scheduled for daily Mass. canceled. the up-coming three Our Lady of Prompt Here is his letter to Wednesdays are can- Suc-cor, hasten to help us. the church: celed. Stations of the Wishing you God’s Cross and any other bless-ings, I am The Daily Review file photo/ gather-ings for prayer Sincerely in Christ, Diane Miller Fears must also be canceled. Most Reverend Gregory The public viewing of the All St. Joseph Altars M. Aymond St. Joseph Altar located that have not already at St. Joseph Church in been can-celed or postponed must cancel as of Patterson has been can- today. celed due to a new Let us pray for those directive by Archbishop who have died because of Gregory Aymond. the virus, and for the heal-

swiftly. Monday was the first in Lafayette will be lives- Court ordered criminal “What we’re learning day of at least a month treamed on the Diocese and civil jury trials set to Limits is that it can take two of public and church of Lafayette website. open through March 27 to (Continued from Page 1) weeks for symptoms to school closures and a In Baton Rouge, be delayed until at least WOMEN’S DAY were put in place after a appear,” Edwards said day off for South Senate President Page March 31. Jury trials now Celebration at Good 90-minute phone call in a press release. “We Louisiana Community Cortez and House underway will be allowed Hope Baptist Church, believe we are still un- college students. Speaker Clay Schex- to continue. bringing together gover- 908 Washington St., nors, President Donald earthing community Bishops Shelton nayder adjourned the The court said arraign- Fabre of the Houma- 2020 legislative session Patterson, 11 a.m. Trump and members of spread that’s been ments and initial court ap- Thibodaux Diocese and until March 31. Sunday, March 22. his cabinet. around for the past sev- pearances will continue J. Douglas Deshotel of “While the matters be- Speaker Cynthia “When we look at what eral weeks, which using videoconferencing means it is a statewide the Lafayette Diocese ing considered at the leg- Watkins Rambo, New has worked to stop the wherever possible. Hope Baptist Church, problem that requires took the extraordinary islative session are im- spread of COVID-19,” “Given the public health New Orleans. Public in- statewide solutions.” step of canceling public portant, nothing is more Edwards said at a press concerns and the necessity vited. conference Monday, “it’s The precautions gatherings for Mass. important than the safe- of taking action to slow the protective action that against COVID-19 con- Houma-Thibodaux ty and welfare of each spread of the disease, the creates social distance tinued to move into the Masses have been and every Louisiana citi- POSTPONED because we know the vi- lives of Louisiana peo- called off until further zen,” Schexnayder said continuances occasioned St. Mary Parish Stu- rus spreads easily and ple. notice. The cancellation in a news release. “The by this Order serve the dent Art Show awards extends to public obser- President and I have ends of justice and out- reception at the Artists sion of the resolution, vances such as wed- been in constant commu- weigh the best interest of Guild Unlimited Everett which was passed dings, funerals and con- nication about what is the public and the defen- Street Gallery, Morgan School Thursday. firmations. best for the state and at dant in a speedy trial,” the City, set for March 24 (Continued from Page 1) But soon after, the Lafayette Diocese this point, the best order said. “Therefore, the has been postponed to a Masses have been can- course of action is to ad- date yet to be de- Commission’s Ad Hoc Secretary of State’s time periods of such con- celed until April 13. journ temporarily and ter-mined. Subcommittee OK’d the Office announced the tinuance shall be excluded Deshotel’s letter limits come back ready to work St. Mary School Board’s postponement of the May from speedy trial computa- public services to wed- when the risk has dimin- EASTER EGG HUNT request for a public vote 9 election to July 25. The tions pursuant to law. …” dings before family ished.” Postponed that was set on a 0.45% sales tax to April 4 presidential pref- members only and Cortez and Schexnayder Also Monday, organizers March 28 by New Age pay for teacher and staff erence primary and vote graveside services, with had earlier announced the announced the cancella- Patterson Civic raises. on state and parish party a memorial Mass to fol- formation of contingency tion of Festival Organization. A new date The original School officials has also been low at a later date. plans to get constitutional- International in Lafayette. has yet to be determined. Board resolution, passed postponed. The daily live Mass ly mandated legislation The Bayou Vista For info call Allise in December, called for The School Board had and the noon Sunday passed, including the 2020- Volunteer Fire Department Salazar, 985-519-2748. an election on a half-cent hope to begin collecting the tax July 1. Mass at the Cathedral of 21 budget. will not have bingo until tax for the raises and for TREASURE SALE The original tax was St. John the Evangelist The Louisiana Supreme Thursday, April 16. technology improve- Postponed that was set expected to raise about ments. said she’s worried for the they’re trying to cope March 28 by Berwick After opposition to the $4.25 million a year, seven waitresses among with what looks like at Historical Society. It will enough to give each Scary proposal surfaced, the the 18 employees. least a month of be moved to October. board added a five-year teacher a $3,000 annual (Continued from Page 1) “The waitresses de- COVID-19 restrictions raise and each noncerti- term, after which voters Alston, who owns the pend on tips,” Alston and other problems, like would have to approve fied staff member a said. “We’re trying to fig- the customer who took Atchafalaya Cafe with the tax; dropped the $1,500 raise. Supporters ure out how they can pay bathroom tissue from the her husband Clay, was Around technology improve- said the raises are need- their electric bills and restaurant Saturday closing up after the ments from the dedica- ed to help the parish re- feed their babies.” night. Town cruit and retain good restaurants lunch sit- tion; and reduced the size She’s confident her She’s wondering if the Happy 21st birthday of the requested tax to teachers. ting. husband will agree that restaurant could set up Hunter Gaspard from 0.45%. Opponents worried The cafe is housed in they have to do some- tables in the parking lot The original call was about the tax’s potential what was once a Burger thing to help their em- for diners during the re- family and friends … for a May 9 election, and negative effects on the Chef, so it has a drive-up ployees, but they don’t stricted period. Happy birthday Cynthia that target date re- economy and economic window. know what yet. “It’s a scary thing,” Wright from family, mained in the final ver- development. But like Arias, Alston In the meantime, Alston said. friends and Ira. Page 8, The Daily Review, Morgan City, La., Tuesday, March 17, 2020

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City Police Department der suspension. lia. Bogen was transported domestic abuse battery. for booking and incarcer- —Desmond Young, 20, An officer conducted a from St. Mary Law At 9:07 p.m., officers Arrests ation. La. 182, Morgan City, traffic stop on La. 182. Enforcement Center and responded to a distur- (Continued from Page 7) —Cedric Benjamin was arrested at 4:19 p.m. The driver was identified booked on an active war- bance at a residence on a battery on her dating Gant, 22, Grace Street, Saturday on charges of as Gant. A computer rant held by the City La. 182. Through the partner. She as placed Morgan City, was arrest- first-offense possession of check revealed Grant’s Court of Morgan City. course of the investiga- under arrest and trans- ed at 2:33 a.m. Saturday marijuana and posses- driver’s license was un- Berwick Police tion it was learned that ported to the Morgan on a charge of driving un- sion of drug parapherna- der suspension. During Chief David S. Favors committed a bat- the traffic stop, the offi- Leonard reported these tery on his girlfriend cer detected the odor of arrests: during an altercation. suspected marijuana —Tarell Boulanger, 28, Favors was placed under Morgan City Police radio emitting from the vehi- Guzetta Drive, Berwick, arrest and transported to cle. was arrested at 9:30 p.m. the Berwick Police The passenger, Young, Friday on charges of im- Department where he logs for March 13-16 was found in possession proper equipment, was booked on the charge The following are the radio dispatch Street; Disturbance. of suspected marijuana during under suspension of domestic abuse bat- logs from the Morgan City Police 9:33 p.m. 600 block of Brashear and drug paraphernalia. and improper display. tery. Favors remains in- Department. To report unlawful or sus- Avenue; Found item. Both Grant and Young —Brian Weston, 32, carcerated awaiting bond picious activity, call the police depart- 9:56 p.m. 200 block of Halsey Street; were placed under arrest Fourth Street, Berwick, to be set. ment at 985-380-4605. Loud music. and transported to the was arrested at 9:30 p.m. —Anthony Hudson Jr., Friday, March 13 10:13 p.m. 700 block of Justa Street; Morgan City Police Friday on charges of pos- 52, La. 182, Morgan City, 6:42 p.m. 300 block of Egle Street; Medical. Department for booking session of marijuana and was arrested at 9:50 p.m. Criminal damage to property. Sunday, March 15 and incarceration. possession of drug para- Saturday on a charge of 6:48 p.m. Second and Belanger 12:25 a.m. 2000 block of Allison —Devin James Dinger, phernalia. following too closely and streets; Suspicious person. Street; Disturbance. 25, Lewis Street, New At about 9 p.m. Friday, expired license plate. 8:16 p.m. 7700 block of La. 182; 2:29 a.m. 5000 block of Railroad Iberia, was arrested at a traffic stop was con- —David Vargas- Welfare check. Avenue; Loud music. 3:48 a.m. Sunday on a ducted on a vehicle for Martinez, 40, La. 182, 8:24 p.m. 700 block of Onstead Street; 2:29 a.m. 7200 block of La. 182; charge of remaining after multiple traffic viola- Morgan City at 9:50 p.m. Found item. Complaint. forbidden. tions. It was learned that Saturday on charges of 9:24 p.m. 800 block of Brashear 2:56 a.m. U.S. 90 West; Reckless Officers were called to the driver Boulanger’s possession to distribute Avenue; Utilities. driving. a local business on La. driver’s license was sus- methamphetamine and 10:19 p.m. 800 block of Brashear 3:30 a.m. 1600 block of Victor II 182 for a disturbance. pended. Weston, who was obstruction of justice. Avenue; Found item. Boulevard; Medical. They located Dinger on a passenger in the vehi- —Oscar Elizondo, 33, 10:38 p.m. 700 block of Martin 9:11 a.m. 1400 block of Second Street; the property. Dinger had cle, was found to be in Victor II Boulevard, Luther King Boulevard; 911 hang up Alarm. just been removed from possession of marijuana Morgan City, was arrest- call. 9:58 a.m. 2000 block of Keith Street; the property for causing and items of parapherna- ed at 9:50 p.m. Saturday 10:54 p.m. 100 block of Mount Street; Medical. a disturbance by officers. lia. was on charges of con- Accident. 11:54 a.m. 7200 block of La. 182; He was placed under ar- Both were placed un- spiracy to distribute Saturday, March 14 Theft. rest and transported to der arrest and transport- methamphetamine, pos- 12:05 a.m. 7000 block of Park Street; 12:12 p.m. 7200 block of La. 182; the Morgan City Police ed to the Berwick Police session of Xanax, posses- Loud music. Complaint. Department for booking Department. Boulanger sion of marijuana and 12:38 a.m. 1000 block of Brashear 1:30 p.m. 5000 block of Railroad and incarceration. was booked on the possession of drug para- Avenue; Alarm. Avenue; Complaint. —Jacob Fabian Gil, 34, charges of improper phernalia, and three St. 1:14 a.m. 6300 block of La. 182; 2:15 p.m. 1000 block of Second Street; Kimberly Drive, Morgan equipment, driving un- Mary warrants for fail- Disturbance. Complaint. City, was arrested at der suspension and im- ure to appear. 2:01 a.m. 7400 block of La. 182; 2:57 p.m. Federal Avenue and 7:33 p.m. Sunday on proper display. Weston At about 8:40 p.m., an Theft. Franklin Street; Suspicious subject. charges of littering, driv- was booked on the officer observed a vehicle 3:55 a.m. 600 block of Marshall 4:15 p.m. 3000 block of Allison Street; ing while intoxicated and charges of possession of traveling closer than a Street; Alarm. Reckless operation. possession of an alcoholic marijuana and posses- safe distance from anoth- 5:49 a.m. 2400 block of Apple Street; 4:30 p.m. La. 70/U.S. 90; Suspicious beverage in a motor vehi- sion of drug parapherna- er vehicle. A traffic stop Domestic disturbance. vehicle. cle. lia. Boulanger posted was conducted and 7:39 a.m. Brownell Homes area; 4:55 p.m. 2400 block of Apple Street; Officers were called to and $387.00 bond and learned that the license Complaint. Removal of subject. Orange Street about a was released. Weston plate was expired. 9:36 a.m. 6000 block of La. 182; 5:25 p.m. 900 block of Birch Street; suspicious vehicle. They posted a $3,500.00 bond During the course of the Suspicious subject. Removal of subject. located the vehicle leav- was released. stop it was learned that 10:16 a.m. 800 block of Brashear 5:47 p.m. 900 block of Birch Street; ing the area. The officer —Donald Mcpherson, the driver Hudson’s li- Avenue; Alarm. Harassment. observed the vehicle 41, Gladys Avenue, cense was suspended. 11:05 a.m. 400 block of Fifth Street; 6:27 p.m. 1000 block of Sixth Street; cross into opposing traf- Beaumont, Texas, was Elizondo and Vargas- Animal complaint. Harassment. fic and conducted a traf- arrest at 2:51 a.m. Martinez were identified 1:13 p.m. Kidd Street; Reckless oper- 7:05 p.m. Orange Street and Federal fic stop. The driver was Saturday on a charge of as passengers in the ve- ation. Avenue; Suspicious person. identified as Gil. speeding 50 mph in a 30 hicle. Vargas- Martinez 1:44 p.m. 600 block of Grove Street; 7:19 p.m. 3300 block of Youngs Road; Officers learned from a mph zone and first-of- was found to have meth- Suspicious subject. Drunk person. witness that Gil had fense of driving while in- amphetamine destined to 1:52 p.m. Berwick Police Department; 7:56 p.m. 200 block of Patton Street; thrown an empty can of toxicated. be sold concealed on his Warrant/arrest. Loud music. beer out of his vehicle. A traffic stop was con- person. A search of the 2:09 p.m. 400 block of Myrtle Street; 8:18 p.m. 600 block of Freret Street; Gil admitted he had ducted on a vehicle for vehicle was done at Disturbance. Medical. thrown the empty beer speeding. Officers made which time more meth- 2:15 p.m. 100 block of Brownell 8:25 p.m. Morgan City Police can out the window be- contact with the amphetamine, Xanax, Street; Disturbance/arrest. Department; Theft. fore police stopping him. Mcpherson, who showed and drug paraphernalia 2:45 p.m. 700 block of General 8:30 p.m. 900 block of Seventh Street; The officers suspected signs of being impaired. were located. Elizondo Hodges Street; Accident. Harassment. driver impairment. A Field sobriety tests were was found to have mari- 2:46 p.m. 400 block of Belanger 9:07 p.m. 1000 block of Victor II standardized field sobri- conducted which he per- juana on his person and Street; Miscellaneous. Boulevard; Complaint. ety test was given and formed poorly on. had several active war- 4:19 p.m. Area of La. 182 and Ditch 9:16 p.m. Tupelo Street; Reckless Gil did poorly on the test. Mcpherson was placed rants. Avenue; Traffic stop/arrest. driver. He was placed under ar- under arrest and trans- Through the course of 4:48 p.m. 3000 block of Diane Drive; 10:45 p.m. La. 70; Complaint. rest and transported to ported to the Berwick the investigation it was Welfare check. 11:12 p.m. 900 block of Belanger the Morgan City Police Police Department where learned that Elizondo 5:06 p.m. 500 block Terrebonne Street; Fight. Department. Once at the he submitted a breath had arranged for drugs Street; Criminal damage to property. 11:37 p.m. 1700 block of Dale Street; Morgan City Police sample of .125G% BAC. to purchased and sold. 6:56 p.m. 300 block of Chennault Animal complaint. Police Department he Mcpherson was booked The three were placed Street; Disturbance. 11:38 p.m. 300 block of Glenwood was given an intoxilyzer on the charges of under arrest and trans- 7:09 p.m. U.S. 90 East; Traffic inci- Street; Hit and run. test. He gave a breath Speeding 50/30 and ported to the Berwick dent. 11:42 p.m. 1200 block of Railroad sample of .131g%. Gil Driving While Police Department. 7:23 p.m. 600 block of Freret Street; Avenue; Removal of subject. was booked and incarcer- Intoxicated First Offense. Elizondo is being held Harassment. Monday, March 16 ated. Mcpherson posted a without bond and 7:31 p.m. 2400 block of Apple Street; 12:18 a.m. 900 block of Birch Street; —Breanne Bogen, 24, $3,000.00 bond and was Martinez was transport- Disturbance. Harassment. Charlotte Drive, released. ed to St. Mary Parish 8 p.m. 7200 block of La. 182; Medical. 2:17 a.m. 6300 block of La. 182; Patterson, was arrested —Warkel Favors, 30, Law Enforcement 8:21 p.m. 200 block of Franklin Disturbance. at 2:35 a.m. Monday on a La. 182, Berwick, was ar- Center. Hudson remains Street; Loud music. 3:33 a.m. 3000 block of Allison Street; warrant for failure to ap- rested at 9:33 p.m. incarcerated with a 8:34 p.m. 500 block of Bowman Medical. pear. Saturday on a charge of $252.00 cash bond.