PilotThe Cameron Parish 35¢ July 14, 2005 Vol. 49--No. 29 Cameron, La. 70631 Marshland Festival set Jonathan Perry July 29/30 The 16th annual Marshland Festival will be Perry will held Friday and Saturday, HARVEY RABBIT and Laura Allured are showing Mrs. July 29 and 30, at the Lake Louisiana, Michelle Mudd, and her twin daughters, Alivia Charles Civic Center. The fes- and Ava, how to have a good time at the library. Harvey be featured tival was founded in Rabbit and Friends will be appearing at each branch of Hackberry in 1989 to raise the Cameron Parish Library July 20-21 for four shows in at festival funds for youth programs in the parish. the town. After several years at the Hackberry Community Southwest Louisiana Center the festival got so Convention and Visitors large that it was moved to Bureau has issued a tourism Harvey Rabbit to be larger quarters in Lake marketing initiative grant Charles. through ArtsNet, the Arts The festival includes a Council of Southwest business expo, games, novelty at parish libraries Louisiana, to the Cameron and sales booths, arts and Parish Library to fund the crafts, food and beverage upcoming “Comedy on the Harvey Rabbit and July 20 at 10 a.m. and Grand QUESTIONNAIRES ARE available at all locations of booths, Kids’ World, and Trail” comedy show during the Friends will be appearing at Lake Branch Library will Cameron State Bank and at the Cameron Parish Library entertainment on local, 2nd Annual Cameron each branch of the Cameron host the show that same day regional, and national levels. Saltwater Fishing Festival to branches for the public to give input into the proposed Parish Library July 20-21 for at 2 p.m. Festival gates will open at be held at the Cameron Jetty Hurricane Audrey Museum. All those filling out a form four shows in the parish. Johnson Bayou Branch 5:30 p.m. on Friday, 10:30 Pier facilities on August 5 and will be entered into a drawing to be held at the Cameron The puppet show will fea- Library will host the Harvey a.m. on Saturday, and 11 a.m. 6. Saltwater Fishing Rodeo August 2. ture Harvey Rabbit, Cecil the Rabbit show Thursday, July on Sunday. Admission will be This grant, to be used to (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Orangutan, and T-Boy the 21 at 10 a.m. with Hackberry $8 for adults on Friday and promote tourists to visit the Alligator with Laura and Tim Branch Library hosting the $10 on Saturday. Admission is Creole Nature Trail, which Allured in a fun-filled, ener- show at 2 p.m. that same day. $1 for children 12 and under. offers exciting things to see getic show of ventriloquism, Cameron Parish Library’s For more information, call the and do in Cameron Parish Friday deadline for puppetry, music, magic, come- Summer Reading Program is Southwest Louisiana such as the wonderful beaches, dy and audience participa- supported by a grant from the Convention and Visitors wildlife refuges, nature walks, tion. Louisiana Division of the Bureau at 436-9588, visit the and much more. Laura and Tim are former- Arts, Office of Cultural Audrey suggestions festival website, www.marsh- These grant funds will ly of Lake Charles and now Development, Department of landfestival.com or visit allow the Cameron Parish live in Lafayette. They have Culture, Recreation and www.visitlakecharles Library to bring in two famous By CYNDI SELLERS will be used to hire a designer, toured throughout Louisiana, Tourism in cooperation with .org. Cajun comedians, A.J. Smith execute the exhibits, and Texas and Mississippi in their the Louisiana State Arts and Jonathan Perry, of the The public has until Friday, begin to acquire a home for own entertaining, educational Council as administered by “All-Star Cajun Comedy Tour” July 15, to fill out and return them, according to Jill Kidder, school programs since 1986. ArtsNet, the Arts Council of to present their unique clean the Hurricane Audrey project coordinator, of In- They also have a series of four Southwest Louisiana. Cajun humor in two shows on Museum questionnaire. The House Creative marketing Trail ride is Harvey Rabbit videos for sale. All of the Summer the Creole Nature Trail. form is available at all and consulting firm. The other Cameron Parish Library’s Reading Programs are open Allen “A.J.” Joseph Smith, Cameron State Bank and 10% will be used for the mar- Main Branch will host the to the public and the shows Jr. will perform on Friday, Aug. Cameron Parish Library keting and consulting fees. planned by Harvey Rabbit and Friends are free. For more informa- 5 at 6 p.m. A.J. was born in branches, and also on-line at Kidder explained the Puppet Show Wednesday, tion call 775-5421. Lafayette and currently lives www.visitlakecharles.com, process to be followed after the with his wife in Lake Charles. www.creolenaturetrail.com, or questionnaires are all Alliance www.kplc.com. received. Museum designers He enjoys telling stories and The Cameron jokes at festivals, corporate Information from the ques- will be asked to submit pro- tionnaires will be used to posals for the design of the Preservation Alliance - and associative meetings, on Sabine Pass Lighthouse, Inc. cruise ships, and at schools. determine the direction and museum, and the Creole Cell phones will be location for the museum. Nature Trail Board will choose is planning a Trail Ride in Cont. on Page 4. About 85%-90% of the a designer based on the origi- conjunction with its annual $400,000 in grant funds which nality, quality and cost of the festival scheduled for Oct. 8. have been awarded to the proposal. The designer’s fees The Trail Ride will run permitted at school Capt. Night Creole Nature Trail All- will be a part of the proposal. north at Crain Brothers American Road for the design Local attorney Jennifer Ranch through the marsh, By CYNDI SELLERS will not be a problem. to be held and creation of the museum Jones’s proposal to use the then south to Hwy. 82, cross- The Code of Student Audrey Memorial School for ing to the beach, running Cell phones and other elec- Conduct is given to each stu- the museum has been met west to Erbelding road, turn- tronic devices will be permit- dent at the beginning of each July 28 with enthusiastic interest by ing north back to Hwy. 82 and ted on school grounds and on school year, and students Tickets for many local people, including back to Crain Brothers buses when school starts in must sign their acceptance of The Second Annual several school board members. Ranch. This will be about a 25 August, but they must be the rules. To make sure par- Cameron Saltwater Fishing No location has been cho- mile ride. turned completely off, unless ents aware of all the rules, Festival will host its Captains rodeo now sen yet, and funding will affect Friday night accommoda- authorized by a school admin- the board asked that parents Night Supper on Thursday, the site chosen, since the tions are available. On istrator or designee, as a be required to sign a note say- July 28, at 6 p.m. to obtain grants do not include funds for Saturday, hamburgers and result of action taken by the ing they have also read them. rules and regulations. The being sold buildings. hot dogs will be available for Cameron Parish School Board supper will be held at the sale. Monday. SUPPORT STAFF PAY Any Trail Ride groups or Penalties for violating the SUPPLEMENT Cameron Jetty Pier Pavilion The annual Cameron Salt individuals interested in cell phone policy have been All support staff who were at 700 Davis Road in Water Fishing Rodeo and attending can call Carolyn at increased in order to make not included in the legisla- Cameron. Festival will be held Friday H. B. meeting 775-5046 or Cindy at 569- violations less common. A ture’s one-time salary adjust- Fishing Rodeo entry fees and Saturday, Aug. 5 and 6 at 2359 first offense will result in con- ment for teachers will receive are $30 for offshore fishing the Cameron Jetty Pier park Sewerage District 10 fiscation of the device, parent an equal amount (about $530) tickets, $30 for bay and surf under the sponsorship of the board has called two Town notification, counseling, and a from the School Board. fishing tickets and $15 for Cameron Chamber of Hall Meetings for Friday, July 1-3 day suspension. An unexpected surplus of youth (15 and under) fishing Commerce and Cameron 22 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Subsequent violations can funds from increased oil and tickets. Tickets purchased on Lions Club. Booth space July 23 at 7 p.m. at the Holly lead to expulsion. gas royalties will allow the Captains Night will be given Rodeo tickets may be pur- Beach Fire Hall. School Board members Board to give support person- the discount rate of $25 to chased at all Cameron State An update will be given on were reluctant to allow cell nel this one-time salary enter offshore, $25 bay and and Hibernia Bank branches reservations the Holly Beach sewerage phones at all, but in view of adjustment. Support person- surf, or $50 to enter both divi- and at a number of locations project and the treatment Cameron Saltwater the fact that so many stu- nel have not received a raise sion. throughout Cameron and plant location. Placement of Fishing Festival organizers dents were bringing them to in over 13 years. A fish supper will be pro- Lake Charles. (See a listing of pumpgrinder tanks on prop- ask all organizations and school already, in violation of One employee said she has vided and door prizes and these locations elsewhere in erty will be discussed. groups who will have food, the existing rules, and the only $58 per month left after gifts given at the Captains this issue of the Pilot.) Residents of Holly Beach craft, or children’s games and desire of many parents to paying for taxes and insur- Night Supper. Free ice cold Preceding the rodeo will be are urged to attend one of activities booths, to please have easier communication ance. Another said her take beverages will be provided by Captain’s Night set for 6:30 these meetings. contact Carl Broussard at with their children after home pay 13 years ago was Budweiser, Coca-Cola and p.m., Thursday, July 28 at the 775-5316 or William Daigle at school, the new guidelines $699 and now it is $483, and Miller Light. Cameron Jetty Pavilion. 775-5713 by Wednesday, July were adopted. she has had to drop the dental J. B. meeting 20. School Board member insurance for her family. Festival organizers will Marvin Trahan said the Most support personnel Police Juror Sonny McGee meet at the Jetty Pavilion on “problem is not with the rules cannot afford to take part in has called a Town Meeting for July 20 at 5 p.m. to discuss but with the enforcement,” the savings plan or to buy life the Holly Beach-Johnson booth locations. All vendors and suggested that if a few insurance. While the cost of Bayou community for 6 p.m., and interested persons are examples are made at the living and the price of insur- Thursday, July 21 at the asked to attend this meeting. beginning of the year there Johnson Bayou Community Cont. on Page 4. Center. Representatives of various agencies will attend and citi- zens are invited to air any problem they may have.

JERRICA MOCK, the 12-year-old daughter of Jerry and Emily Mock of THIS "FLORAL" arrangement was created by nature Cameron, was crowned MSGR. LOUIS MELANCON was shown blessing a boat during the Blessing of the and deposited on the beach between Holly and the 2005 Junior Miss Fleet held last year during the Cameron Salt Water Fishing Rodeo and Festival. This Constance Beaches. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Rayne recently. year’s fleet blessing will be held at 5 p.m., Friday, Aug. 5 at the Cameron Fishing Jetty. Page 2, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005 Funeral It Seems Just Like Yesterday ROSIE RENA By Keith Hambrick LEBLANC (Lake Charles Burleigh. Mrs. Rosie Rena Leblanc, American Press Dr. Carter, who died in 90, a lifelong resident of July 10, 1942) 1968 at the age of 98, had Grand Chenier, died practiced medicine in the Thursday, June 30, 2005, in a TWO BROTHERS Creole area for over 60 years. Sulphur hospital. REPORTED MISSING Since his death the old two- Her funeral was held William Andrew Conner story mansion, which had Saturday, July 9, in Saints and Joseph Euclide Conner, been his home since the turn Memorial Church of God in sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eloi of the century, had remained Christ of Lake Charles. The Conner of Cameron, are almost as he left it. William Conner Rev. Ivanhoe Terry officiated. reported missing. Joseph, 26, The cause of the fire is still Burial was in St. Martin was on the Utah at Pearl under investigation. dePorres Cemetery. Harbor on Dec. 7 when the Sheriff Claude Eagleson Sis. LeBlanc resided in Japanese attacked. was scheduled to conduct a William, 21, was on the partition sale at the home THE CAMERON Council on Aging received an AED Grand Chenier all of her life. from a grant through DHH. Steven Kershaw, Director of She was married to Johnny cruiser Houston on Feb. 28 in Aug. 7. LeBlanc. She was employed the battle of the Java Sea. Cameron Ambulance District #2, presents Dinah Landry, by the McCalls and the These brothers left togeth- VISIT TO HOME BEFORE Director of the Cameron COA with the device. Twelve of Broussards for many years. er on Nov. 7, 1939. Joesph FIRE TOLD the employees at the Council on Aging were trained in She was a member of the visited his family Jan., 1940, (EDITOR’S NOTE--The using the device. Church of God in Christ. but William had not returned following feature story since enlisting. was written Friday just a few hours before fire CAMERON TIRE QUOTA destroyed the old Creole Cameron Parish Tire, retread, and tube landmark.) Hackberry quotas for Cameron Parish were announced this week by By GENEVA GRIFFITH the Cameron Parish War Library News VBS set Price and Rationing Board. A visit back into time was All the new first grade experienced by this writer on NEW NOVELS and Kristin and Jody A Vacation Bible School tires, according to U. S. a routine photographic mis- Joseph Conner McKetterick’s Choice, Trosclair; “Ramblin’ Road Trip” will be Goodman, state OPA director, sion to get some pictures of Lindal Lael Miller; Case of 1) Crayfish, 2) The held at Hackberry First are available only for use on the historic old Dr. S. O. Lies, Perri O’Shaughnessy; Astonishing Armadillo 3) Baptist Church July 18-25 vehicles eligible under list A, Carter mansion in Creole timers of the parish whose life Dance of Death, Douglas J. Frogs and Toads, Asa “Pup” from 5:30 to 8 p.m. for chil- which includes ambulances, which will go on the auction and the history of Cameron Preston; Nunez by Robbie and Mary dren ages 5 through grade 6. fire fighting equipment, doc- block next month. Parish were closely interwo- Cross Bones, Kathy Bates; Based around an RV road tors’ cars, and other consid- Just one glance at the ven. They thought so much of Reichs; Summer of Roses, The Cookie Bible, Lisa trip across the country, the ered most essential to nation- lovely old antebellum home, him they dedicated the Luanne Rice; Summer’s Savoie by Virginia “Tookie” week will include Bible sto- al welfare. built at the turn of the centu- Cameron Parish Centennial Child, Luanne Rice; Dupont; Foods a La ries, crafts, music, refresh- ry, will tell you that some very to him in 1970. Black Rose, Nora Roberts; Louisiane, Hadley Fontenot ments and recreation. (Cameron Pilot gracious living took place Dr. Carter came to Blue Dahlia, Nora Roberts; by Virginia “Tookie” Dupont; A session for youths in 7th July 13, 1972) here. Cameron Parish in 1893 Lara, Beatrice Small; Miracle, Country Churches, Lisa grade through college will be It still stands in all of its when the parish was 23 years Danielle Steel. Savoie by Scott and Xann held July 25-29 with special CREOLE LANDMARK IS splendor despite the ravages old. He was 23 years old too LaBove and family; Bible study and activities. DESTROYED of time and a killer hurricane. and just out of Vanderbilt MEMORIAL BOOKS Encyclopedia of Animals, The Bible school is free Fire destroyed the home of It was sturdily built by a car- Medical School in Nashville, Louisiana: The First 300 Mary Jane Miller by Scott and and open to everyone. Call the late Cameron pioneer Dr. penter of the “old school” Ben Tenn. He settled in Creole Years, Thomas Broussard by Xann LaBove; Quilting 762-3393 for information. S. O. Carter Friday night, Castine of Grand Chenier, and set up his practice. Thomas and Barbara Illusions, Ella Louise Bosarge only one month before the who believed in using plenty He originally came to Lemaire; Get Ready For by Hibernia National Bank, house and its antique furnish- of nails. Cameron Parish with the Social Studies U. S. History, Cameron Branch Employees; I cannot live without ings were scheduled to be The front features two intention of staying only one Tommy Broussard by Thomas The Lady and Son’s Too!, Lisa offered at a public sale. wide verandas, both down- year to help out a doctor and Barbara Lemaire; Savoie by Janelle Boudoin. books. - Thomas Jefferson The home was located stairs and a “widow’s walk” classmate who had promised Sharks, Tunas and about a quarter mile off La. above. The roof is supported to set up a practice in the Billfishes Of the U.S. Atlantic 27 in Creole. A neighbor by four wooden carved parish. and Gulf of Mexico, Zachary across the road spotted the columns. Windows serving When the classmate failed Taylor by Thomas and blaze at about 10:45 p.m., the attic or third floor form a to show up after a year, Dr. Barbara Lemaire; Friday, and alerted the dormer in the roof. Carter remained in the parish There was an Ol’ Cajun, Cameron Volunteer Fire An enclosed sitting room, a lifetime, dedicating his life Lisa Savoie by Joey and Roni Department. or porch is located on the to the medical needs of the The old house was com- north side of the house. people. KYLE RODEO WINNER pletely consumed by flames The original old wooden The doctor and his wife, Scotty Kyle, son of Mr. and within 25 minutes, according cistern is located on the south the former Selike Penouilh of Mrs. Ernest Kyle of Hack- to Cameron Fire Chief Ray side of the house, just off the Cade, La., had a family of berry, won All Around Junior back porch. seven children, four sons and Cowboy at the Kaplan Little The house was originally Britches Rodeo Sunday. -The CAMERON PARISH PILOT- three daughters, all of whom heated by three chimneys were born and reared in Other contestants from USPS 086-980 which serve all the rooms as Creole. Hackberry were Todd and Telephones: (337)786-8004 or 1(800)256-7323 corner fireplaces. When Dr. Carter began his Tim Little. READING IS FUN! The house was occupied Jerry and Joy Wise, Editors & Publishers; Jeffra Wise DeViney, Advertising practice, lower Cameron Manager; Shirley Johnson, Production Manager; Wendi Burnett, Office Manager, until the death of the owner parish was so undeveloped Dustin Royer, Julie Fletcher, and Dawn Spears, Staff Members Dr. S. O. Carter 4 years ago. that it lacked direct commu- Reliable The Cameron Parish Pilot, P.O. Drawer 1486, Cameron,La. 70631- He died at the age of 98. nication with the outside 8998. Published Weekly. Entered as periodical mail at Cameron, La. and Dr. Carter, for 63 of his 98 world and local transporta- Month after month Lake Charles, La. Post Office, Periodical Postage paid. years, served the people of tion was carried on by horse- POSTMASTER; Send address changes to: The Cameron Parish lower Cameron Parish devot- back, buggy, and buckboard Season after season Pilot, P.O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. 70633. edly to the utmost of his pro- over dirt trails and marshes. Subscription Rates: $16.30 a year (tax included) in Cameron & fessional ability. Calcasieu Parishes; $17.64 elsewhere in La., $26.00 elsewhere in USA. He was one of the real old- KNIGHTS INSTALL OFFICERS James R. LeBoeuf was installed as Grand Knight of Knights of Columbus, Our Call 478-7826 Lady Star of the Sea Council mckenziepestcontrol.com • Serving SW Louisiana since 1951 No. 5461, during ceremonies at the church family center in Who’s Who Cameron Sunday evening. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND... LeBoeuf succeeds Claude J. Hebert to head the In Cameron Cameron KC Council. Other officers installed were: Ruben Morales, deputy grand knight; Ray Theriot, Parish? chancellor; Berton Boudreaux, warden; Michael The people of Cameron Parish we’d Styron, recorder; J. L. like you to meet... the people of Derouen, financial secretary; E. J. Dronet, treasurer; W. H. Cameron, Holly Beach, Johnson Carter, advocate; Mark Bayou, Hackberry, Grand Lake, Grand Richard, lecturer; Claude Hebert, 3-year trustee; Earl Chenier, Creole, Klondike/Lowery Mouton, 2-yr trustee; Tony and the surrounding area. This spe- Cheramie, 1-yr. trustee; Oscar Reyes, inside guard; cial magazine inserted into The and Olan Saltzman, inside Cameron Parish Pilot contains pro- guard. files of Who’s Who in our local com- CREOLE TEAM 2ND munity as well as a Business, Service, A men’s softball tourna- Friday & Saturday - August 5 & 6, 2005 ment was held last weekend Church, Organization & Industry in Lake Charles. Twenty- Directory. Reserve Your Ad Space nine teams participated in the event. CCaappttaaiinn’’ss NNiigghhtt Today. Publication date is. . . Marvin Duddleston, Jimmy Roberts, Larry Thursday, July 28 Boudreaux, Carlton Styron, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 2005 Earl Guthrie, Charles DON’T Space Reservation Deadline Is: Theriot, Tommy Theriot, 6:30 p.m. MISS Lawrence LeBoeuf, Dave Friday, July 29 Savoie, Eddie Joe Conner, Cameron Jetty Pavilion Camera Ready copy deadline is Thurs., Aug. 4 Terry Conner, and Loston OUT!!! McEvers formed the team 2005 CAMERON SALTWATER FISHING FESTIVAL RODEO TICKETS representing our area. DON’T DELAY. . . 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RECENTLY THE HACKBERRY 4-H Club sponsored Donate a Plant Day. Students who participated were able JOSHUA ANDREWS and Christopher Guillot are seen to plant their own plant in the school courtyard. Showing having fun picking figs this summer in Lowery. Joshua is off their beautiful plants are Jonathon Landry, William from Baton Rouge and his grandmother was showing Toups, Jeb Backlund and Jolie Trahan. him the country. He is the son of Scott and Sonia Miller (Reported by Jolie Trahan.) Andrews. Indian flute player Lagniappe Two performed at libraries Retirement Home available for bookings and charity events in the area. He Living Notes has performed in several parishes, Jelly Stone Park, EDMOND AND LOUELLA Richard of Grand Chenier By Geneva Griffith and Grand Cove Retirement announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of Home. their daughter, Anne-Louise Richard, to Alex Roy Peter combined flute play- Conner, son of Fred and Joyce Conner of Creole. The I got a letter the other day your yearly donation of as lit- ing and Indian legends of the wedding is set for Saturday, Aug. 6 at First United from the Louisiana tle as $10, you are kept on the flute. The flute with its Pentecostal Church in Creole at 3 p.m. A reception will Department of Revenue active roster, notified of haunting tones seems to mes- follow at the Sturlese American Legion Hall in Grand telling me that I owed them important events and receive merize, and the stories enter- Chenier. Through this means, friends and relatives are $40.03 more on my 2004 the quarterly newsletter, and tain the child in us all. Peter invited to attend. income tax. I immediately your small donation helps used three different flutes in called my CPA who called and keep the dream of restoration his performances at the was lucky enough to get a of the historic lighthouse library. very nice lady who retrieved alive. Peter Villegas The Native American my file to see what the trou- The lighthouse officers Flute also known as the Hackberry News ble was. She told the C.P.A., and board are already at work “Courting Flute” was an “She doesn’t owe the state, making preparations for the Peter Villegas, Indian important part of the the state owes her $3.00, so 7th annual Fun Day to be Flute Player, performed this courtship ritual in many By GRACE WELCH that cleared up a mystery for held this year at the Crain week at all branches of the tribes. With only the stars to me, of why I had received a Brothers Ranch on La. 82. Cameron Parish Library. accompany him, the young BIRTH CHURCH NEWS check for $3.00 from the state. This location is necessary Peter was raised in the Big warrior would play his flute Sgt. Ty K. and Rebecca N. There will be a retreat on So don’t always take every- because the present access Horn Basin area of Wyoming. outside the lodge of his Vincent of Fayetteville, N. C., Saturday, Aug. 6 for sixth thing for granted, like I usu- road to the lighthouse is The company he worked for intended in hopes of captivat- announce the birth of a son, through ninth grade students ally do. Find out who is right restricted due to the heavy transferred him to Lake ing the young maiden’s heart. Mathew Joseph Shane at St. Peter’s Hall in and who is wrong. construction traffic for the Charles in 1994. Today however, the flute is Vincent, July 7. He weighed 5 Hackberry. I am looking forward to new Cheniere LNG plant. Peter Villegas is of used to entertain, meditate, lbs., 12 ozs. Cost is $40 for supplies next week when my great- Mexican and Apache decent and heal those who long for Grandparents are Shane and meals. The retreat will grandchild, McCall, will be and has always been interest- peace. and Cyndi Vincent of begin Saturday morning at here for a week. She is the ed in his Native American For more information on Hackberry, Joe and Dianne 9:30 a.m. and will end Sunday youngest one in nursery heritage. the Cameron Parish Library’s Inductees Little of Leslie, Mich., former- at noon. school and is trying to talk He recently started play- Summer Reading Programs, ly of DeQuincy. For more information con- like all the others. ing in public. Peter Villegas is please call 775-5421. Beau and I have been are told Their other children are tact Tammy H. Welch at 762- missing our walks around the are Michael Regan, 3, and 3365. Village. We cannot depend on Fifty-nine seniors and four Madison Blyare, 1. the weather. He follows me faculty and staff members Gridiron 33 show to Sgt. Vincent is in the 82nd BINGO all around the house and were recently inducted into Airborne Division at Fort Bingo will be held July 25 jumps up into my arms when the McNeese State University Bragg, N. C. Ty is a 1998 at 7:15 p.m. at the Catholic I am sitting on the couch and Chapter of the Honor Society satirize local gaming Hackberry High graduate. Hall. is down at my feet when I am of Phi Kappa Phi. at my typewriter, etc. Phi Kappa Phi draws its Tickets are selling fast for ers. The cameos have includ-  We celebrated the 4th of members from all academic the Ad and Press Club’s ed Willie Mount, Beth Lundy, July with a combination play disciplines. Election to mem- Gridiron 33. Joe Cironi, Randy Roach and day and picnic at the club- bership is by invitation and The dinner/fund-raiser, a Ron LeLeux. house attended by most of my seniors who are elected to satire of local newsmakers Donna Little, interim neighbors. membership must have a and the media, is set for director of McNeese State Come Join Us For A I received a copy this week minimum grade point aver- Saturday, July 23, at the University’s Small Business of the new newsletter from age of 3.5 Lake Charles Civic Center’s Development Center and the Cameron Preservation Those initiated included Sudduth Coliseum. longtime Ad and Press Club Alliance, Sabine Pass Kent Broussard of Creole. The show’s proceeds fund member, is this year’s direc- Dance at. . . Lighthouse Inc. scholarships for McNeese tor. Tom Cole is stage manag- Now is the time to act. For  State University and for er. Roberta Pavlov is musical Fredman’s Of Creole Sowela Technical Community director. College students majoring in The Ad and Press Club is Friday, July 15 - 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. BEACH BLANKET BEAUTIES advertising, public relations Southwest Louisiana’s oldest and related fields. organization for communica- — Featuring Music By — Gridiron will begin with a tions professionals. Patty & SWIMWEAR PAGEANT social and networking hour at Hebert of Lagniappe is club 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 7 president. Guy Theriot & The Sunday, August 7 -- 1 p.m. p.m. and the show afterward. Also, each year, Gridiron This year’s theme is gives away the Pan Award — Honky Tonk Band At the AMERICAN LEGION In Westlake “Gridiron Las Vegas” -- a trib- a trophy made from a cheap ute to local gaming in the skillet — to the newsmaker Cover Charge — All Ages Welcome — area. who gets “panned the most in Pool Tournament Every Wed. at 8 p.m. Deadline for entry is August 3. Cast members will parody the show. local and state news makers Tickets are $60 per person For more information call 337-598-5995 or and the media through skits, and $400 for a table of eight. 337-884-6293. songs and videos. For more information, e- Charmaine DiBartolo The show is written, mail the Ad and Press Club at staged and performed entire- [email protected] or DON’T MISS THIS ONE! ly by Ad and Press Club mem- call the Gridiron hotline at Happy Ads bers, but often features sur- 497-2037. prise appearances from oth- ARE HERE AGAIN!! Congratulations. . . Get Ready to Bon Catch Some Fun! V ALICE o DUGAS CAMERON SALT WATER y New FISHING RODEO Good a Baby Price JUNE Includes Benefiting The Cameron Chamber Of Commerce g SALESPERSON Luck Photo and And Cameron Lions Club e Art-Work. Bring OF THE MONTH FRIDAY & SATURDAY your request We Applaud Your along with photo Achievement! AUGUST 5 & 6 • Birthday and payment to Cameron Parish Jetty Pier • Anniversary Clipper Office Supply by If You’re In The Market For A New • Promotion 4 p.m. Monday or Mail to — Featuring — • League P. O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. or Used Vehicle, See Alice Today!! 70633. Ads must be signed. • Fantastic Door Prizes Championship Come Do Business Where • Arts and Crafts • Graduation Business Is Being Done! • Children’s Games & Activities • New Baby Place A Happy • BonVoyage • Queen’s Pageant • Live Music Ad For As Little Acadiana Ford And You — • Good Luck As A Winning Combination • Cajun Humorist • Face Painting • Engagement • Fishing Rodeo • T-Shirts • Wedding $ 50 • Fresh Cooked Seafood • Desserts • New Home 20 •Ice Cold Beverages Congratulations! You’ve found a terrific way to send For More Information Call: your best wishes to someone special for any occasion! Carl Broussard -- 775-5316 or The Cameron Pilot 418 E. First St. Kaplan, LA (337) 643-7124 William Daigle -- 775-5713 Call or come by now and make someone’s day! 1-800-738-2922 786-8004 or Toll Free: 1-800-256-7323 Page 4, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005

LAW ENFORCEMENT officers from seven Southwest Louisiana agencies attended a APPROPRIATELY, the red, white & blue tanker "Constitution" passed through the class in Cameron this week on responding to threats from weapons of mass destruc- Calcasieu Ship Channel on July 4th. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) tion. SARTA instructor Michael Scott (top photo) taught the class. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Perry will be featured WMD Class offered by School Board meeting Cont. from pg.1 Cont. from pg.1 He appeared on the fresh cooked seafood, face Cameron Sheriff’s Dept. Nashville Network with Doug painting, over $5,000 in ance have continued to rise, Bird 65-passenger buses with Kershaw and Jo El Sonnier. prizes and cash awarded in By CYNDI SELLERS sures to enable officers to be their salaries have not all standard equipment for A.J. also appeared in the inland and offshore fish- better able to handle poten- increased in years. The Board $53,505 each. The buses Swapping Stories, the movie ing rodeo and more. The Cameron Parish tial situations, protect citi- was unanimous in support of taken out of regular use will Dirty Rice, and co-authored For information on the Sheriff’s office sponsored a zens, and coordinate respons- the salary adjustment. be kept for activity and back- Cajun Humor, and won the Creole Nature Trail and other class this week which gave es with other local, state, and Teachers were disappoint- up use. 1991 winter International things to do in our area please basic training in weapons of federal agencies. O’Rourke ed that the legislature failed The school lunch program Cajun Joke Telling Contest. call the Southwest Louisiana mass destruction awareness said “the main thing is to be to provide the $1000 per year will receive a total of around He was recently a guest on Convention and Visitors to 29 law enforcement officers prepared for an incident that raise they were hoping for, $50,000 from the general Cajun Singer, Richard Bureau at 1-800-456-7952. from seven different SWLA may occur in the future.” but the Cameron School fund to replace a 2004-05 LeBoeuf’s new cooking show. For more information on agencies. Participants from Cameron Parish has Board tries to make up some deficit of $24,631 and cover Jonathan Perry will per- the Saltwater Fishing the Welsh and Jennings received a number of home- of the difference by giving a the increased cost of retired form on Saturday, Aug. 6 at Festival please call Carl Police Departments, land security grants over the “13th check” each year. employee insurance. The 11:30 a.m. In addition to Broussard at 775-5316. Department of Wildlife and past several years, and hav- Interest earned by the recent increase in the price of being an attorney and a for- Fisheries, Probation and ing officers receive certifica- Board’s “16th section fund” is school breakfasts and lunches mer police officer, Jonathan is Parole, La. State Police, Port tion for this class will qualify divided 75-25 between the should be enough to cover also an elected official in his of Lake Charles Harbor the departments for future teachers and support person- expenses for the coming year, home town of Kaplan. If you Police, and the Cameron SO funds for defensive equip- nel each year. The Board also according to Cynthia know anything about attended the class presented ment. Chief Deputy Ron gave each teacher $100 to use Carpenter, director of cafete- Louisiana politics and espe- by the Southern Antiterrorist Johnson said that the class for supplies last year. ria services. cially South Louisiana poli- Regional Training Academy was opened to other agencies The board voted to call an tics, then you can only imag- (SARTA). in order to have at least 20 JB LIBRARY election on Oct. 15 for a ine the tales he has from this SARTA instructors Donald participants, and the Although it was not on the renewal of a 10 mill parish- adventure. Jonathan, who O’Rourke and Michael Scott response was so good that an agenda, the subject of the wide property tax for mainte- during law school gave his gave a general overview of advanced class is being con- Johnson Bayou School library nance, improvement, and wife the pleasure of having Propane Service dangers and protective mea- sidered. was discussed. Peggy operations. This is one of two twin daughters, has lots of Boudreaux, who served 20 parishwide property taxes family stories to tell. years as the first full-time used to operate the school Jonathan concentrates on certified school librarian at system. clean family humor which JBS asked the board to keep The low bid of $166,560, or allows people of all ages to The Cameron the librarian position full- $260.25 per acre, on Section enjoy the Cajun lifestyle. FOR HOMES BEYOND time. 16-15-15 was awarded to Growing up in the heart of THE GAS MAINS She said “to change the Fleetwood Resources, Inc. for Cajun Country has given Pilot library position to part time ... an oil and gas lease. Ervis Jonathan a unique view point • Tanks defeats the goal of providing Portie placed the only bid on this amazing and often all our students with a well- $125.75, for a surplus/unus- misunderstood lifestyle of the • Space Heaters Customer Services rounded, quality education.” able van. people known as “Cajuns”. She asked the board to con- The Saltwater Fishing • Gas Heaters Complete the appropriate section(s) below and mail entire coupon to: sider the matter carefully PERSONNEL Festival gate admission is $2 • Gas Logs THE CAMERON PILOT, P.O. Box 995, DeQuincy, La. 70633-0995 before “putting us back to Appointments: Lynn each day with the proceeds Allow Two Weeks For Processing. what we had before ... a room Vincent - teacher, JBHS; going to fund the Lions Club with books that no one could Phyllis Oglesby - sweeper, Eyeglass Project and the LAKE ARTHUR use.” SCHS; Sybil Wolfe - sweeper, Lions Club Cripple Children‚s Change of Address? Supt. Doug Chance CES Camp. No food or ice chests BUTANE CO. explained that while the Resignations: Brant Smith will be allowed on the premis- (Formerly Gas Appliance) If You’re Planning A Move, Please Attach Your library is certainly important, - teacher, JBHS es. Newspaper Label Here, Then Print Your Name and the needs of math, science, Transfers: Joan Richard The two days of fun filled 1227 RYAN ST. - LAKE CHARLES Address In The Box Below. Send Early To Ensure and vocational education can and Pat Duhon, bus drivers, excitement will include door best be met with a MWF to vacant special educations prizes, arts and crafts, chil- 1-800-256-1287 schedule for the library. He routes at Grand Lake and dren’s games and activities, said he is still trying to get a South Cameron High, respec- queens pageants, live music, OR 439-4051

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KARLEE ANN NUNEZ participated in the Pee Wee Showmanship competition at the All American Junior THE SOUTHEAST Regional Junior Brangus Show was Brahman show held in Beaumont, Tex., on June 30. She held in Raymond, Mississippi June 23 - 25. The SRJBS is exhibited Colby Nunez’ heifer. Karlee is the four-year-old the largest Brangus show east of the Mississippi River, daughter of Karl and Leisa Nunez of Creole, and the and was participated in by exhibitors from Louisiana, granddaughter of Mickey amd Mae Ann Hebert of Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, South Houston and Curtis and Virgie Nunez of Creole. Carolina, Georgia and Arkansas. Approximately 60 Brangus females and 20 Brangus bulls were shown, and the distinguished judge was Mr. Bill Felton of Coldwater HIGH SCHOOL RODEO WINNERS Victoria Wilkerson Cattle Company. Sarah Deshotel of Ville Platte is shown and Colby Nunez, both of Creole, are shown with the Cameron above with the Grand Champion Owned Female, Ms. awards they earned at the Louisiana High School Finals DDD Lisa’s Upgrade. Sarah is the daughter of Karen and Rodeo, held June 10-18, at the Ike Hamilton Expo Center Randy Deshotel of Ville Platte and the granddaughter of in West Monroe. Wilkerson won the second round and Martin G. Theriot of Creole. the average in the barrel racing and Nunez won the first Outdoors round and was third in the average in the steer wrestling competition. Wilkerson is the daughter of Wendell and By LOSTON MCEVERS Letter to the Editor Barbara Wilkerson and Nunez is the son of Tommy and Lana Nunez. Both are freshmen at South Cameron High Dear Editor: Cameron Parish. School and rookies in their respective high school rodeo FISHING RODEO DUGAS LANDINGS Early this week, a The nine member District events. The Second Annual The July 4th Fishing Cameron resident wrote to is made up of three members Cameron Saltwater Festival Rodeo at Dugas Landing in appointed by the Cameron tell your readers of the “trav- funding and/or inkind sup- is set for August 5 & 6 at the Hackberry was a great suc- Parish Police Jury, two mem- Workday held esty” of locating the proposed port must be raised to cover Cameron Jetty Pavilion. cess with over 100 boats. bers appointed by the Hurricane Audrey Museum these types of expenses. Captain’s night will be on Winners were: Calcasieu Parish Police Jury, outside of Cameron Parish. In addiiton to their clear by Jr. 4-H Thursday, July 28, at 6:30 Flounder: Johnny LeDoux one member appointed by the We must respond by asking funding budget, the Federal p.m. at the Pavillion. of Creole took both first and state legislative delegation, everyone to speak with any- Highway Administration stip- Members of the Hackberry second place in this event one member appointed by the one who attended the public ulated a “Condition” to which Jr. 4-H held a summer work- SEASON’S SET with 2 pounds, 6 ounces and a Louisiana Department of meeting held in Cameron, funding would be awarded. day on June 15. Club mem- The Louisiana Wildlife & 2 pounder. Trandportation and Wednesday, June 29. They The stipulation reads as fol- bers worked in their court- Fisheries Commission has set Speckle Trout: Dody Develoopment, one member will tell you that the two-hour lows: yard weeding, planting, and dates for small game and deer Theriot took first place with a appointed by the Cameron forum produced many posi- “Interpretive information watering. hunting seasons for the next 2 pounder, while Don Tourist Commission, and one tive ideas, including a proper must focus on natural The club will hold another three years. All seasons Williams won second place member appointed by the memorial to the victims of the resources, history, and other workday on July 15. Members before were set for one year at with 1 pound, 1 ounce. Southwest Louisiana 1957 hurricane. intrinsic qualities of byway in are to meet at the courtyard a time. This will allow work- Redfish: First place went Convention and Visitors Please accept our sincere relation to weather climate at 9:30 a.m. They are to bring ers to set their vacations or to Russell Burelson with 28 Bureau. apology to anyone who and hurricanes. Hurricane a picnic lunch and be pre- regulate their work schedules pounds, 4 ounces, and second Of course, any such facility attended and felt like the Audrey may be used as an pared to work in their garden for the next three years. place went to Frank Crouch must be placed along the inference was made to locate example, but should not be until 11 a.m., at which time Our deer season will vary with 10 pounds, 4 ounces. Creole Nature Trail All the museum outside of sole focus and purpose of the they will have lunch. because of different gun sea- The largest fish weighed in American Road where visi- Cameron Parish. The feeling project.” Boys and girls who will be sons like muzzleloaders and was a black drum, caught by tors to our area can see it eas- of the Creole Nature Trail By working together, the old enough to join 4-H next regular firearms and also bow Doyle Martin, weighing in at ily. Care must be taken when District commissioners, at people of Cameron and school year are also invited to season, and that’ll include 42 pounds, 2 ounces. Johnny choosing its location, making this point, is that the muse- Calcasieu Parishes have an attend this workday and pic- where dogs are used. Limit of LeDoux won the Grand Prize, it accessible to more than um/interpretive/science cen- incredible opportunity to nic. six deer per person, per sea- placing first and second with local residents, in order for it ter should be located in properly memorialize the vic- son with dates starting from flounder. to be sustained over the long tims and showcase the sur- Oct. 1 through Jan. 22. Doe term. As with the Cameron vivor stories of Hurricane season will also vary in num- GIBBSTOWN DOGFIGHT meeting, our District mem- with a 8.90 pounder and Audrey, while establishing a suggestion by visiting any ber and days for either-sex Week 13 had 10 boats bers will listen to what every- Stephen Lanza is leading the visitor attraction that participating Cameron State hunting. entered for the Gibbstown one has to say, and act accord- month of July with a 6.95 improves the economic vitali- Bank or Cameron Parish The seasons and bag limits Dogfight. Real low water has ingly. pounder. Although lots of ty of our area. Library branch and complet- for small game will be the kept lots of anglers out of this Due to the diligent grant small trout are coming out of The initial project goal of ing a Hurricane Audrey first Saturday in October weekly contest, as fishing work of the Southwest Calcasieu Lake, there are still obtaining suggestions and Museum and Science Center through the end of February areas are shallow. Louisiana Convention and some large ones left to catch. opinions from the people most questionnaire. You may also for rabbits and squirrels. Ricky Canik and daughter Visitors Bureau, we have an affected by Hurricane Audrey complete a questionnaire on- Both will have a bag limt of 8 Laiken Canik had three bass opportunity to establish a LEMESCHE BASS CLUB was successfully met during line at creolenaturetrail.org. per day. Dates set for this to take take first place, museum, a science center and On Sunday, the Lemesche the project’s first meeting The Creole Nature Trail year’s season is Oct. 1 - Feb. weighing 8.07 pounds, and a memorial which will focus Bass Club held their fifth club held in Cameron. We would District Executive Committee 28. The 2006-07 season is they also had first place for attention on the study of hur- tournament of the year fish- like to thank Cameron State /s/ Montie Hurley, Oct. 7 - Feb 28, and the 2007- largest bass, hitting the ricanes and the affects of ing out of the Big Burn. Bank and the Southwest Chairman 08 season is Oct.r 6 - Feb. 29. scales at 3.38 pounds. these hurricanes on our nat- Fairly stormy northeast wind Louisiana Convention and /s/ Sammie Faulk, Quail season is set for the Quentin LeBouf and Martin ural resources and history, and overcast until about 11 Visitor’s Bureau for funding Vice-Chairman third Saturday in November Greenwald took second place, with a firm appreciation of o’clock really made bassfish- this community meeting. /s/ Shelley Johnson, through the end of February with three bass weighing 5.63 how Audrey affected Cameron ing good, even in the low One may still offer their Secretary/Treasurer with a bag limit of 10 per day. pounds. water. in particular. This year’s season runs Nov. Ricky’s largest bass (3.38) Team winners were: 1st, The two current seed 19 - Feb. 28. The 2006-07 sea- was caught on a horny toad in Richard Duhon and Todd grant documents, which son runs Nov. 18 - Feb 28., the Big Burn. Morales with 12.70; 2nd, Carl include an appropriation of and the 2007-08 season is Broussard and Loston just over $325,000 from the Nov. 17 - Feb. 29. CCA RODEO McEvers with 10.18; 3rd, Federal Highway Jimmie Hebert won the Scootie Trosclair and J. M. Department Byway’s Division ★★ June Western Speckle Trout Boudreaux with 9.22; 4th, through the Louisiana DD AA NN CC EE Darren Richard with 9.5; 5th Department of Tom Hess and Ricky Canik Transportation and with 8.90; 6th, George Development to the Creole Mac’s Shack - Creole GLINDA’S RESTAURANT Melancon and Johnny Nature Trail District, are Under New Management: James & Cindy Bell LeDoux with 6.28. Every very clear as to how monies Saturday, July 16 team weighed in five bass. are to be spent. The break- — DAILY LUNCHES — The largest bass went to down is as follows: 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. Carl Broussard and Lston Contract with museum SPECIALIZING IN SEAFOOD McEvers with 3.84 pounds, 19 consultation on the design ~ Featuring Music By ~ and fabrication of the • HOURS • 1/2 inches in length. 2nd Mon. & Tues. -- 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. place was Richard Duhon and exhibits, $160,000; Conduct LIL ALFRED & STREAK Todd Morales with 3.84 the acquisition, preservation, Wed. - Fri.. -- 11 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. — 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. and/or duplication of arti- Cover Charge • I.D.Required Saturday - 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. pounds, 19 1/4 inches. 3rd place was Ricky Canik and facts/memorabilia/testi- Closed Sunday Tom Hess with 3.16 pounds; monies, $120,000; Contract Cameron 775-8211 4th place was Scootie with project coordinator, OPEN: FRIDAY, JULY 15 -- D. J. Trosclair and J. M. $24,000; Develop a marketing Boudreaux with 2.46 pounds, plan and supporting promo- and 5th place was Darren tional documents, $12,000; FROM THE FORD Richard with 2.42 pounds. Insurance, $9,600. LOWEST PRICES ON CAMERON Richard and Todd won the The two awarded grants MOTOR COMPANY chipoque pot with a 7.26 have been matched by a & SURROUNDING PARISH SCHOOL UNIFORMS pounder. required $81,200 in local FAMILY The leader board has funding by the Southwest We will outfit your child TO YOURS. . . changed with only one tour- Louisiana Convention and nament left. In order: Visitors Bureau. The Bureau for the whole school year Richard Duhon, 49.94; and the Creole Nature Trail $ 00* WELCOME. George Melancon, 48.94; Todd District have plans to write a for under 100 Morales, 48.80; Carl third grant for more funding Broussard, 47.14; Scootie from the Federal Highway *Prices may vary slightly by size and brand INTRODUCING THE FORD FAMILY PLAN Administration within the Trosclair 45.76; Ricky Canik, Example Outfit: Girls 4-6X, Two Skirts, Two Skorts, Right now, Ford Motor Company, America’s car 44.08; Tom Hess, 41.82; J. M. coming year. One will note that the out- company, invites you to join the family. You pay the Boudreaux 40.62; Loston Two Shorts & Six Shirts for $99.96. McEvers, 37.50, and Johnny lined funding does not include same low prices our employees and their families dollars for the purchase of $ 99 $ 99 LeDoux to round off the tenth Shirts Green or White reg. 8 Sale 5 pay. Until August 1, you’ll get our discounts on every land or for the “bricks and place. $ 50 $ 99 Ford vehicle at Acadiana Ford. The next and last tourna- mortar” to house the pro- Shorts Navy or Khaki reg. 12 Sale 7 ment is on Sunday, August posed center. Clearly more $ 50 $ 99 28, in Amoco Field. Pants Navy or Khaki reg. 17 Sale 9 $ $ 99 Jumpers Navy or Khaki reg. 18 Sale 5 $ 99 $ 99 Skorts Navy or Khaki reg. 14 Sale 5 NO HASSLES. NO GIMMICS Happy 80th Backpacks 1/3 Off HURRY! FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! Birthday “Acadiana Ford & You — A Winning Combination” Mom-Nana rousse’s Love, Official School Uniforms Your 7 Spanish Angels B Lay-A-Ways Welcome 418 E. First St. Kaplan, LA (337) 643-7124 & Families 1-800-738-2922 439-5484 • Southgate Center • Lake Charles Page 6, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005 FOR SALE Meeting set Richard to attend FOR SALE: 5 KW Onan generator. Very good condi- CLASSIFIEDS tion, mounted on a small on permit Boston conference trailer. $1,000. Home: (337) 542-4060 or Cell: (337) 764- A public meeting will be ship Conference in Boston, REAL ESTATE RV SALES 5117. 7/13p. held at 6 p.m., Thursday, July Mass. July 14-23. He is the FOR SALE Room galore CLEARANCE SALE going 14 at the Creole Fire Station son of Christina and John in this four bedroom, 2.5 on now at Kite Bros. RV! CHAIR BAGS are back at to discuss a permit sought by Sturlese of Lake Charles, and bath home with over 3200 Largest selection ever of Jennifer’s Monogramming, Miami Corp. to remove an Randall Richard of Sweet living in Sweetlake. Wood Travel Trailers and 5th located in Chris’ Place, 1401 existing plug located in the Lake and the grandson of and ceramic flooring. Den Wheels. Check out our motor Marshall St., Cameron. north section of the Creole Warren and Sharon Conner of addition less than 2 yrs. old homes and mini homes. Also, Monogrammed with name, Canal. Cat Spring, Tex., and Ervin with 20 ft. ceilings, surround Allegro Motor Homes are in $12. Choose from a variety of The meeting will be a joint and Geraldine Richard of sound. Also, 1090 sq. ft. stock! Hwy 171 N, DeRidder, colors. Call or come by to meeting of the Cameron Sweet Lake. workshop on slab, with elec- La. 1-800-456-2724. place your order, 775-7774 or Parish Gravity Drainage The CSLC is a college- tricity, that has plumbing www.kitebros.com 3/17tfc. 272-6642. 7/6 - 8/4p. Districts 3 and 4 boards of accredited invitational lead- stubbed out for full bath. commissioners. ership program for academi- Scott Henry, District 3 Call ERA Moffett Realty @ NOTICE cally talented and promising 310-5280 Ext. 261 today and BUILDING CONTRACTOR president, said the removal of young leaders, who are invit- ask for Grace for your show- 30 YEAR experienced car- NOTARY EXAM: The the plug will enable Miami ed to participate from across ing and further details. penter. Home improvements, notarial examination for Corp. to introduce salt water the United States and inter- 6/22tfc. repairs, additions. References Cameron Parish will be given into its property which is part nationally. available. Call 337-515-9614. Monday, September 12, 2005. of the Cameron-Creole Students choose from sev- 6/23 - 7/14p. Applications may be picked Watershed. eral academic areas including GARAGE SALES up at Jones Law Firm in Henry and Kevin Government and Politics, FAITH SHARE Outreach Cameron during regular busi- Boudreaux, District 4 board Engineering, Science and Garage Sale - Saturday, July FOR RENT ness hours and must be president, said that members Robotics, Global Business and of the Cameron-Creole 16. 1827 Hwy. 384, A LIGHTWEIGHT returned by Friday, August 5, Thomas Richard Entrepreneurship, Watershed Advisory Commit- Sweetlake, La. From 6 a.m. answer to heavy duty carpet 2005. 7/13 - 7/28nc. Intelligence, Diplomacy and tee are invited to the meeting Thomas Richard, a junior til 11 a.m. Everything 25¢. dirt. The Rug Doctor Mighty National Security, Junior War as well as the general public. at A. M. Barbe High School, 7/7, 7/14p. Pack is compact, but its College, Crime Scene HELP WANTED For more information call has been selected to attend cleaning power is anything Investigation, Law and Trial Henry at 775-7332 or LeadAmerica’s 2005 Con- GARAGE SALE: Articles but lightweight. Rug Doctor’s SECURITY OFFICERS Advocacy, and Medicine and Boudreaux at 542-4395. gressional Student Leader- for Sacred Heart may be hot water extraction process needed in the Cameron Area. Healthcare. brought to the Life Center and vibrating brush clean Please contact the office at 1- Through briefings and dis- now unti July 27. School uni- deeper than anything else. 800-759-3660. 6/23 - 7/14p. cussions with simulations, forms, pots, pans, toys, Only $24.99 (price change Local player shines in students have the unique clothes etc. The sale will be due to new, larger capacity opportunity to experience July 30, 7 am until at the machine) per day. Rent a Rug Moore has leadership in action and to Creole KC Hall. 7/14 - 21p. Doctor at Wendell’s Electric Alabama tournament learn first-hand about the & Hardware. Main St., complexities of decision-mak- GARAGE SALE: Creole, Cameron, La. 775-5621. a good day By MICHAEL STREAMS seventh inning and held on to ing in a chosen field or profes- Jackie Bertrand House, 10/4oamc. the 9-8 victory. sion. Bertrand Rd, east of Sacred By MICHAEL STREAMS The West Region team Both Nathan and Nick consisting of players from played major roles in this Heart Church, Thursday, Jeffery Moore was a partici- FOR SALE Louisiana and Texas traveled team’s acquiring the title of July 14, 6:30 am, Friday, Head Coach Jason Parker, pant on the same 2002 to Montgomery, Ala. to partic- National Champs with July 15, 6:30 am - 12 noon. METAL OUTLET Metal of the West Region “Future national champs. Dishes, pots, pans, tupper- Roofing ~ Carports ~ Metal Stars,” was faced with mak- ipate in the Dixie Majors Nathan playing the outfield ware, baking dishes, sewing Buildings ~ Patio Cover Kits ing a decision that will forev- “Future Stars” National tour- and having an on-base-per- machine,blankets, rugs, cur- ~ C’s & Z’s ~ Custom Trim ~ er be set in 16-year-old Nick nament June 24-26. Two local centage of .200 and Nick play- tains, shelves, demitasse RV & Equipment Covers ~ Moore’s mind. players and two local coaches ing second base, maintaining cups, coffee pots, towels, Metal Doors ~ Windows. 337- In watching the other as well as their teammates an OBP of .500 and getting sheets, shoes, good clothes, 625-2778. 2241 E. Napoleon, semi-final game (South vs. from throughout Louisiana the call to pitch in the title dresses, plenty of t-shirts, Sulphur. Open Mon.-Fri. 7 East), the young men from and Texas returned home game. men’s pants, (Sizes med. - am-5 pm, Sat. 7 am-12 noon. the South Region were hitting with the title of Dixie Majors This is the second such 3X.), jewelry, candle holders, tfc. everything the pitchers from “Future Stars” National title for Jason and Mike as baskets, vases, house & gar- the East were throwing at Champions. they were selected to coach den,. Lots of nicnacks, STEEL BUILDINGS - them. The East was using The local players chosen the team of 17 and under Christmas items, small Must sell from cancellation. fast-ball pitchers throwing in for this honor are Nathan players who won the title of CAMERON FOOD MART table/ 2 chairs, collectibles, Brand new, never erected. excess of 85 mph. Granger and Nichalous 2002 Dixie “Showcase of $ fabric, and fabric for quilt- Will sell for balance owed. The West Region team was Moore. Coaches are Jason Stars” National Champions. Community Coffee...... Lb. 3.89 ing. Rain or shine. Early One is 30 X 42. Call 1-800- loaded with pitchers throwing Parker and Mike Streams. Also, this is the second Grade A Large Eggs...... Doz. 79¢ birds welcomed.Phone 794- 552-8504. 7/13 & 7/20p 82-87 mph, but the south was In the first game, the West national title to be in Nick’s 7406. 7/13p. showing that they could put Region (Louisiana and Texas) family as his older brother this type of pitching in the played against the East Foremost Milk...... Gal. $3.39 gaps. So, what better to do Region (Virginia, Tennessee, Coke, Dr. Pepper, or Sprite OMEGA PROTEIN, INC. than throw finesse at them. and Arkansas) losing by a Miller Livestock Markets, Inc. Reg. or Diet...... 12/12 Oz. $3.45 Who better to take the call score of 5-1. Market Report ...... 3 Liter Bottle $1.69 Our Cameron, LA plant is accepting applica- than Nick Moore, a sopho- In their second game of the day, the West Region faced a DeQuincy (Saturday) July 9: Livestock Budweiser or Bud Light...... 12/10 Oz. $7.39 tions for Plant Workers, Marine Pilots, more, All-District player from Receipts: Cattle 923, Horses 5 Hogs 39, Miller Lite...... 12/10 Oz. $7.39 Hackberry, who throws side- highly favored South Region Sheep 61, and Goats 234. BABY CALVES: 00 00 00 00 Inland Valley French Fries...... 32 Oz. 3/$4.00 Warehousemen, Fishermen and Fishermen arm 70-75 mph with a slider- (Mississippi, Florida, and Dairy 75 -100 per HD, Beef 100 -175 trainees. change up pitch that would Alabama). After trailing 5-3 per HD, Roping Calves (125-200 lbs.) 1.75- Mary B Biscuits...... 26 Oz. $1.99 We offer competitive pay, safety bonus, excel- look like a baseball coming to in the fifth, the West scored 2.05 per lb. STEER & HEIFER CALVES: Parkay Spread...... 48 Oz. $1.79 the plate. two in their half of the sixth 200-300 lb. Steers: 1.45-1.90 per lb., Heinz Squeeze Catsup...... 24 Oz. 99¢ lent benefits and a stable work environment. Heifers: 1.30-1.80 per lb.; 300-400 lb. It worked! In his call to inning and one in the seventh Steers: 1.35-1.70 per lb., Heifers: 1.25- Kraft Barbecue Sauce Applicants should apply in person at 391 Gulf start this caliber a game, inning to take the 6-5 victory. 1.60 per lb.; 400-500 lb. Steers: 1.20-1.35 (Reg. 1.59)...... 18 Oz. 79¢ The West’s third game had per lb., Heifers: 1.10-1.25 per lb.; 500-600 Beach Hwy., Cameron, LA or call (800) 256-5133. Nick displayed tremendous Parade Charcoal...... 10 Lb. Bag $2.99 nerve control, mixing his them vying for the opportuni- Lb. Steers: 1.15-1.25 per lb., Heifers: 1.05- ty to return that afternoon to 1.10 per lb.; 600-700 lb. Steers: .85-.95 per Parade Corn, Green Beans, Sweet Peas, pitches well, throwing 6 1/3 lb., Heifer: .80-.85 per lb. CATTLE: Cutter & innings (before being relieved play in the Championship Utility: .58-.63 per lb.; Canners: .52-.57 per Mix Veg., Carrots, Beets, Potatoes or in the seventh with one out), game. In this game they lb.; Fat Cows: .57-.59 per lb.; Thin Cows: Asst. Greens...... 14-15 Oz. 5/$2.00 • PUBLIC NOTICE • giving up three runs, and trailed the North Region .41-.48 per lb.; Slaughter Bulls: .65-.77 per Rotel Tomatoes All Cuts...... 10 Oz. 89¢ claiming the 5-3 victory for (Georgia, South Carolina and lb.; Feeder Bulls: .75-.85 per lb. COW/CALF Post Honey Comb, Raisin Bran or North Carolina) by a score of PAIRS: 85000-115000 per pair. PREGNANCY SEISMIC PRE-WORK MEETING the West Region team in the 00 00 Pebbles Cereals...... 16-20 Oz. 2/$5.00 8-5. The West plated four TESTED COWS: 600 -1075 per HD. Dixie “Future Stars” National HOGS: Choice Barrows & Gilts: .52-.55; Hunts Snack Pack Puddings...... 4 Ct. 99¢ runs in their top half of the AUGUST 4, 2005 - 7 P.M. AT Tournament. Medium Barrow & Gilts: .45-.50; Butcher Crisco Oil...... 48 Oz. Bottle $1.99 Pigs: .55-.65; Feeder Pigs: .60-.75; Sows Parade Bleach...... 96 Oz. 99¢ CAMERON PARISH POLICE JURY ANNEX 300-500 lbs. .30-34 per lb.; Boars: .10-.15 per lb. HORSES: .25-.37 per lb. SHEEP & Solo Party Cups...... 16 Oz.-20 Ct. Pkg. $1.39 CAMERON, LA Attention 4-H beef exhibitors GOATS: 3000-18500 per HD. Brawny Paper Towels...... 8 Roll Pkg. $5.99 The Louisiana Junior exhibitors on Friday and Complete Herd Sell-Out Lean Ground Meat...... Lb. $1.89 Seismic Exchange, Inc. Cattleman’s Association will be Saturday, Aug. 12-13 at the From The Carlyss Area Hillshire Smoked Sausage...... Lb. $1.99 hosting Southwest La Junior Burton Coliseum Livestock Saturday, July 23 -- 2 p.m. Ball Park Franks...... 16 Oz. $1.99 SEI Long Star Bayou 3-D Project will Beef Camp for 4-H & FFA Barn. This Camp will be co- (during our regular sale) Boneless Pork Stew Meat...... Lb. $1.69 sponsored by the Louisiana 150 Crossbred Cows and 60 Pairs 2-8 Years old HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR be conducting 3-D operations off- Cattleman’s Association and (Bred to Beefmaster Bulls) Juicy Green the LSU Ag Center. SALTWATER FISHING SUPPLIES shore in Cameron Parish in August There will be a registration MILLER LIVESTOCK VISIT OUR DELI FOR Fruit Salad fee of $15 per exhibitor to help SHAKES, PO-BOYS, HOT DOGS, ETC. 2005. cover awards and prizes. If MARKETS, INC. RUN: July 7, 14, 21, 28 (JU-3) Specials Good July 14 - July 20, 2005 your calf is halter broke, we “We Care For Your Livestock” 1⁄2 honeydew, seeds Hwy. 27 South • DeQuincy Open: Mon. - Sat. -- 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. removed would like you to bring it to We Accept Food Stamps & WIC 1 cup green seedless practice with. If you don’t have For more information contact: 476 Marshall St., Cameron grapes such as Perlette, your calf yet or it is not halter Jim Miller (337) 786-2995 (office) • NOW ACCEPTING MAJOR CREDIT CARDS • — JOB AD — Sugraone or Thompson, broke you are still invited to (337) 515-6988 (cell) 775-5217 The Cameron Parish School Board is stems removed come and participate. 1 medium-sized cucum- The showmanship that accepting applications for a Computer Lab ber afternoon is open to anyone — JOB OPPORTUNITY — Aide at Cameron Elementary School. Juice of 2-3 limes regardless of whether you have a calf or not. If you do not have Cameron Parish Waterworks District No. 7 is The provisions of highly qualified pur- Place honeydew half cut- one, you can borrow a friend’s suant to No Child Left Behind are required. side down on a cutting calf to use. Great prizes will be taking applications for a position of Mainten- board and slice off rind. Cut given out to the winners in ance Man-Operator. Applications can be Please phone 337-775-5784 for details. each division; such as mono- honeydew into small cubes picked up at the Waterworks District Office in To make application contact Mr. Eddie and place in a large, chilled grammed supplies and buckets glass bowl. Halve grapes filled with great tack and sup- Creole, between the hours of 8-3. All applica- Benoit, Principal, Cameron Elementary plies for 1st thru 5th place. and add to bowl. Peel tions must be turned in before 3:00 p.m. on School, Phone: 337-542-4541 cucumber; slice in half Please contact the 4-H lengthwise and scoop out Office at 775-5516 for more July 29, 2005 at the Waterworks District Office The deadline for submitting applications is information. seeds, using a spoon. Slice in Creole. RUN: July 14 & 21 (JU-25) Monday, July 18, 2005 at 2:00 p.m. into small half-circles and add to bowl. Squeeze gener- Run: June 30, July 7, 14 (J 56) ously with lime juice and toss. Serves 8 to 10. Dear Local Merchant, POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT Number 7 Reason why you should increase CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD your advertising. . .

The Cameron Parish School Board is receiving applications for the 7. Remember how long it took you to get started? Once you build up a busi- following listed position. ness, you can keep it going with a moderate, consistent advertising program Certified Guidance Counselor, K-12 School Setting But if you cut your advertising and lose your hold on the public, you'll find it's The position of school guidance counselor requires a specific certi- much harder to build it up again. It's sort of like starting all over. fication endorsement issued by the Louisiana State Department of Education. Call Jeffra DeViney, Advertising Sales Representative To apply for the position of K-12 guidance counselor, please send today to discuss your advertising . . . cover letter expressing interest in the position, detailed résumé, including copies of a current Louisiana teaching certificate, copy of 786-8004 or 1-800-256-7323. driver’s license, and copy of social security card to: Director of Personnel Cameron Parish School Board P.O. Box 1548, Cameron, LA 70631-1548 The Cameron Pilot The letter, resumè, and attachments must be received by 2:00 P.M., 203 Harrison St. • P. O. Box 995 • DeQuincy, La. 70633 Friday, August 5, 2005. Run: July 7 &14 (JU 2) Page 7, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005 NOTICE OF PUBLICATION deferred development payments to along the boundary of said State Lease assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder of State Lease No. 18037 located on the the point of beginning, containing approx- OFFICE OF be made. If there are any discrepan- No. 18024 the following courses: West the reasonable surface use by the North boundary of State Lease No. 18038 imately 60 acres, all as more particularly MINERAL RESOURCES cies between the total State acreage 1,799.71 feet, North 2,004.23 feet and Department of Natural Resources, its having Coordinates of X = 1,222,704.54 outlined on a plat on file in the Office of ON BEHALF OF THE specified in a lease and the actual North 39 degrees 34 minutes 36 seconds Offices or Commissions, as herein above and Y = 462,089.57; thence West Mineral Resources, Department of STATE MINERAL BOARD State acreage within the geographi- West 1,394.85 feet to its Northernmost reserved. 3,234.21 feet along the North boundary of Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- FOR THE STATE OF cal boundary of the lease tract, nev- Northeast corner having Coordinates of X said State Lease No. 18038 to its tances and coordinates are based on LOUISIANA ertheless, the price per acre speci- = 1,241,182.85 and Y = 397,991.55; TRACT 37714 - Cameron Parish, Northwest corner having Coordinates of X Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, BATON ROUGE, fied in the bid for a lease shall be thence Northeasterly on a straight line to Louisiana = 1,219,470.33 and Y = 462,089.57; (North or South Zone), where applicable. LOUISIANA 70821 multiplied by the appropriate State the Northwest corner of State Lease No. All of the lands now or formerly constitut- thence West 7,101.41 feet to a point on acreage within the geographical 14422 as amended, having Coordinates ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- the Texas Louisiana boundary having NOTE: The above description of the Tract By virtue of and in conformity with the pro- boundary of the lease tract to com- of X = 1,242,240.49 and Y = 398,165.24; ies of every nature and description the title Coordinates of X = 1,212,368.92 and Y = nominated for lease has been provided visions of Sub-part A of Chapter 2, Title pute rental or deferred development thence along the boundary of said State of which vests in the State of Louisiana, 462,089.57; thence on the said Texas and corrected, where required, exclusive- 30 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of payments. Lease No. 14422 the following courses: together with all islands arising therein Louisiana boundary the following: North ly by the nomination party. Any minera 1950, as amended, and other applicable South 09 degrees 19 minutes 34 seconds and other lands formed by accretion or by 21 degrees 41 minutes 28 seconds East lease selected from this Tract and award- laws, sealed bids will be received in the NOTE: Multiple portion bids on the same East 1,417.43 feet and North 80 degrees reliction, where allowed by law, excepting 1,491.01 feet to a point having ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board Office of Mineral Resources, LaSalle tract may be accepted by the State 40 minutes 26 seconds East 1,419.81 feet tax adjudicated lands, and not presently Coordinates of X = 1,212,920.00 and Y = shall be without warranty of any kind, Office Building, Baton Rouge, Louisiana Mineral Board, even though they overlap. to its Southeast corner and a point on the under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, 463,475.00 and North 14 degrees 23 min- either express, implied, or statutory, (P. O. Box 2827, Baton Rouge, LA 70821) In the case of overlapping portion bids on West line of said Block 13 having situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, utes 58 seconds East 3,530.14 feet to a including, but not limited to, the implied on or before 12:00 noon on Tuesday, the same tract, each of which is otherwise Coordinates of X = 1,243,871.23 and Y = and more particularly described as fol- point having Coordinates of X = warranties of merchantability and fitness August 9, 2005 for a lease to explore, acceptable to the State, the State Mineral 396,996.63; thence North 1,442.13 feet lows: Beginning at the Southwest corner 1,213,797.87 and Y = 466,894.24; thence for a particular purpose. Should the min- drill for and produce oil, gas and any other Board will indicate which one of the multi- on the boundary of said State Lease No. of State Lease No. 18531 and a point on East 8,906.67 feet to the Northwest cor- eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State liquid or gaseous minerals in solution and ple bids on the same tract is most accept- 14422 and the West line of said Block 13 the North boundary of State Lease No. ner of State Lease No. 18534 having Mineral Board be subsequently modified, produced with oil or gas on the following able, considering the royalty, per acre to the Northwest corner of said Block 13 18534 having Coordinates of X = Coordinates of X = 1,222,704.54 and Y = cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- described tracts (Tract Nos. 37636 cash payment, bonus, any additional con- having Coordinates of X = 1,243,871.23 1,223,863.87 and Y = 466,894.24; thence 466,894.24; thence along the boundary of tence of conflicting leases, operating through 37747 , inclusive) to be sideration and what, in the sole discretion and Y = 398,438.76; thence Northeasterly West 1,159.33 feet along the North said State Lease No. 18534 the following: agreements, private claims or other future opened publicly Wednesday, August of the Mineral Board, is in the best interest on a straight line to a point having boundary of said State Lease No. 18534 South 2,486.14 feet to a point having obligations or conditions which may affect 10, 2005 in the LaSalle Office Building, of the State, and that bid (referred to as Coordinates of X = 1,248,971 and Y = to its Northwest corner having Coordinates of X = 1,222,704.54 and Y = all or any portion of the leased Tract, it 617 N. 3rd Street, Capitol Complex, “Bid A”) will be given priority in having a 399,421; thence Northeasterly on a Coordinates of X = 1,222,704.54 and Y = 464,408.10, East 1,743.93 feet to a point shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- Baton Rouge, Louisiana. lease issued. The State Mineral Board straight line to a point having Coordinates 466,894.24; thence West 1,844.54 feet to having Coordinates of X = 1,224,448.47 tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the will also indicate the acceptability of other of X = 1,254,211 and Y = 400,226; thence a point having Coordinates of X = and Y = 464,408.10 and South 1,244.10 Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shal All bids shall offer a “Cash Payment” portion bids on the same tract, if any, in Northeasterly on a straight line to the 1,220,860.00 and Y = 466,894.24; thence feet to the Southwest corner of said State the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- bonus, as set forth on the authorized bid the order of their acceptance (referred to Northeast corner of said Block 13 having North 3,925.76 feet to the Southeast cor- Lease No. 18534 and a point on the North gated to refund any consideration paid by form, for a lease having a primary term in respectively as “Bid B”, “Bid C”, etc.). Coordinates of X = 1,258,629.28 and Y = ner of State Lease No. 17420 having boundary line of said State Lease No. the Lessor prior to such modification, can- conformity with whether said lease is an Once the plat of “Bid A” ‘s portion has 400,836.80; thence South 7,046.56 feet Coordinates of X = 1,220,860.00 and Y = 18037 having Coordinates of X = cellation, or abrogation, including, but not inland or offshore lease and the said been rendered as accurately as possible, on the East line of said Block 13 to the 470,820.00; thence North 2,030.00 feet 1,224,448.47 and Y = 463,164.00; thence limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. bonus shall maintain the lease in full force “Bid B” will be contacted and given an point of beginning, LESS AND EXCEPT along the East boundary of said State along the boundary of said State Lease and effect for the first year. If the bid option to take a lease on the remaining that portion of State Lease No. 14570, as Lease No. 17420 to a point having No. 18037 the following: West 1,743.93 NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- offers an ANNUAL DELAY RENTAL, portion of his portion bid acreage not over- amended that lies within the above Coordinates of X = 1,220,860.00 and Y = feet to a point having Coordinates of X = by reserve, and this lease shall be subject which is mandatory for leases with terms lapping “Bid A” ‘s bid portion, at “Bid B’ ‘s described tract, more particularly 472,850.00; thence East 5,603.87 feet to 1,222,704.54 and Y = 463,164.00 and to, the imprescriptible right of surface use of more than one (1) year, it shall not be per acre bid price (both as to bonus and described as follows: Beginning at the the Northwest corner of said State Lease South 1,074.43 feet to the point of begin- in the nature of a servitude in favor of the for less than one-half (1/2) of the Cash rental); and thereafter, each successive Northwest corner of said State Lease No. No. 18531 having Coordinates of X = ning, containing 1,103.35 acres, LESS Department of Natural Resources, includ- Payment bonus bid and any bids contain- bidder whose bid is otherwise acceptable 14570 having Coordinates of X = 1,226,463.87 and Y = 472,850.00; thence AND EXCEPT that portion thereof, if any, ing its Offices and Commissions, for the ing an annual delay rental of less than will be given the option to take a lease on 1,244,812.80 and Y = 398,468.76; thence along the boundary of said State Lease located West of the boundary line sole purpose of implementing, construct- one-half (1/2) of the Cash Payment bonus whatever portion remains of his portion along the boundary of said State Lease No. 18531 the following: South 2,455.76 between the States of Texas and ing, servicing and maintaining approved will be increased to the one-half (1/2) bid acreage at his respective per acre bid No. 14570 the following courses: North 79 feet to a point having Coordinates of X = Louisiana as determined by the report of coastal zone management and/or restora- amount. Any lease granted shall be with- price, less and except any prior portion bid degrees 16 minutes 32 seconds East 1,226,463.87 and Y = 470,394.24, West the Special Master and adjudicated by the tion projects. Utilization of any and al out warranty or any recourse whatsoever, acreage on which the successful bidder 1,475.80 feet, South 10 degrees 43 min- 2,600.00 feet to a point having Supreme Court of the United States in lit- rights derived under this lease by the min- either express or implied, against Lessor has opted to take a lease. utes 28 seconds East 1,475.80 feet, Coordinates of X = 1,223,863.87 and Y = igation styled Texas v. Louisiana, et al eral lessee, its agents, successors or with regard to questions of title, not even South 79 degrees 16 minutes 32 seconds 470,394.24, and South 3,500.00 feet to No. 36 Original, or as otherwise assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder for the return by Lessor of any payments OFFSHORE TRACT (Tract Nos. 37636 West 1,475.80 feet, and North 10 degrees the point of beginning, containing approx- approved by said court, all as more partic- the reasonable surface use by the received under the lease or being other- through 37654 inclusive, herein) are 43 minutes 28 seconds West 1,475.80 imately 557.28 acres, all as more partic- ularly outlined on a plat on file in the Office Department of Natural Resources, its wise responsible therefore to Lessee. the tracts which lie seaward of the feet to the point of beginning, containing ularly outlined on a plat on file in the Office of Mineral Resources, Department of Offices or Commissions, as herein above Under LSA- R. S. 30:127, the Minimum Louisiana shoreline, as hereinafter approximately 2,063.07 acres, all as of Mineral Resources, Department of Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- reserved. Royalty bid cannot be less than one- defined, but landward of the survey line more particularly outlined on a plat on file Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- tances and coordinates are based on eighth (1/8) of all oil, gas or other liq- lying three nautical miles from the in the Office of Mineral Resources, tances and coordinates are based on Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, TRACT 37730 - Cameron Parish, uid or gaseous minerals in solution Louisiana shoreline, all as determined by Department of Natural Resources. All Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, (North or South Zone), where applicable. Louisiana and produced with oil or gas and the Report of the Special Master in the lit- bearings, distances and coordinates are (North or South Zone), where applicable. All of the lands now or formerly constitut- saved or utilized. Rights to geothermal igation in the Supreme Court of the United based on Louisiana Coordinate System of NOTE: The above description of the Tract ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- resources, free sulphur, potash, lig- States styled United States v. State of 1927, (North or South Zone). NOTE: The above description of the Tract nominated for lease has been provided ies of every nature and description the title nite, salt and other solid minerals Louisiana, et al, No. 9 Original and set out nominated for lease has been provided and corrected, where required, exclusive- of which vests in the State of Louisiana, are to be excluded from any oil or in the June 1975, Decree of the said NOTE: The above description of the Tract and corrected, where required, exclusive- ly by the nomination party. Any mineral together with all islands arising therein gas mineral lease and any bid pur- Supreme Court. All bids on offshore nominated for lease has been provided ly by the nomination party. Any mineral lease selected from this Tract and award- and other lands formed by accretion or by porting to include those rights will tracts cannot specify a lease primary term and corrected, where required, exclusive- lease selected from this Tract and award- ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board reliction, where allowed by law, excepting be disregarded as to the extent of exceeding five (5) years. Bids that spec- ly by the nomination party. Any mineral ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board shall be without warranty of any kind, tax adjudicated lands, and not presently those rights only. All bidders are noti- ify a primary term exceeding five (5) years lease selected from this Tract and award- shall be without warranty of any kind, either express, implied, or statutory, under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, fied that the Mineral Board does not obli- for an offshore tract may be rejected out- ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board either express, implied, or statutory, including, but not limited to, the implied situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, gate itself to accept any bid, and that right or the primary term changed to five shall be without warranty of any kind, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness and more particularly described as fol- acceptance is at the sole discretion of the (5) years at the sole discretion of the State either express, implied, or statutory, warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Should the min- lows: Beginning at a point having Mineral Board which reserves the right to Mineral Board. including, but not limited to, the implied for a particular purpose. Should the min- eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Coordinates of X = 1,477,068.80 and Y = reject any and all bids or to grant a lease warranties of merchantability and fitness eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Mineral Board be subsequently modified, 400,696.00; thence North 4,623.57 feet to on any portion of the tract advertised and TRACT 37636 - Portion of Block 12, for a particular purpose. Should the min- Mineral Board be subsequently modified, cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- the Southwest corner of State Lease No. to withdraw the remainder of the tract. West Cameron Area, Revised, eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- tence of conflicting leases, operating 16874, as amended having Coordinates Cameron Parish, Louisiana Mineral Board be subsequently modified, tence of conflicting leases, operating agreements, private claims or other future of X = 1,477,068.80 and Y = 405,319.57; Act 8 of the 2000 Second Extraordinary The beds and bottoms of all water bodies cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- agreements, private claims or other future obligations or conditions which may affect thence South 88 degrees 43 minutes 20 Legislative Session established two addi- belonging to the State of Louisiana locat- tence of conflicting leases, operating obligations or conditions which may affect all or any portion of the leased Tract, it seconds East 4,799.99 feet along the tional fees to be collected from mineral ed in Block 12, West Cameron Area, agreements, private claims or other future all or any portion of the leased Tract, it shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- South line of said State Lease No. 16874 lessees on all mineral leases awarded. Revised, together with any present lands obligations or conditions which may affect shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the to its Southeast corner having An additional fee of $10 per acre will formed by accretion to the shoreline or all or any portion of the leased Tract, it tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall Coordinates of X = 1,481,867.60 and Y = be collected and deposited into the islands formed therein, located in shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- 405,212.52; thence South 4,516.52 feet to Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Cameron Parish, Louisiana, owned by tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- gated to refund any consideration paid by a point having Coordinates of X = Conservation Fund. An additional and not presently under mineral lease as Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall gated to refund any consideration paid by the Lessor prior to such modification, can- 1,481,867.60 and Y = 400,696.00; thence fee of $5 per acre will be collected of August 10, 2005, from the State of the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- the Lessor prior to such modification, can- cellation, or abrogation, including, but not West 4,798.80 feet to the point of begin- and deposited into the Oil and Gas Louisiana, the geographical area of which gated to refund any consideration paid by cellation, or abrogation, including, but not limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. ning, containing approximately 34 acres, Regulatory Fund. A separate check in is more fully described as follows: the Lessor prior to such modification, can- limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. all as more particularly outlined on a plat the amount of $15 per acre made payable Beginning at the Southwest corner of cellation, or abrogation, including, but not NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- on file in the Office of Mineral Resources, to the Office of Mineral Resources shall Block 12, West Cameron Area, Revised limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- by reserve, and this lease shall be subject Department of Natural Resources. Al be submitted, either accompanying the having Coordinates of X = 1,258,629.28 by reserve, and this lease shall be subject to, the imprescriptible right of surface use bearings, distances and coordinates are original bid (inside the sealed bid enve- and Y = 393,790.24; thence North NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- to, the imprescriptible right of surface use in the nature of a servitude in favor of the based on Louisiana Coordinate System of lope) or mailed to the Office of Mineral 7,046.56 feet on the West line of said by reserve, and this lease shall be subject in the nature of a servitude in favor of the Department of Natural Resources, includ- 1927, (North or South Zone), where appli- Resources for receipt within ten (10) days Block 12 to its Northwest corner having to, the imprescriptible right of surface use Department of Natural Resources, includ- ing its Offices and Commissions, for the cable. after the bid is accepted and the lease is Coordinates of X = 1,258,629.28 and Y = in the nature of a servitude in favor of the ing its Offices and Commissions, for the sole purpose of implementing, construct- awarded. Bidders may use a regular 400,836.80; thence Northeasterly on a Department of Natural Resources, includ- sole purpose of implementing, construct- ing, servicing and maintaining approved NOTE: The above description of the Tract check for payment of the fees. The suc- straight line to a point having Coordinates ing its Offices and Commissions, for the ing, servicing and maintaining approved coastal zone management and/or restora- nominated for lease has been provided cessful bidder will not receive the lease of X = 1,259,600 and Y = 400,971; thence sole purpose of implementing, construct- coastal zone management and/or restora- tion projects. Utilization of any and all and corrected, where required, exclusive- executed by the State Mineral Board until Northeasterly on a straight line to a point ing, servicing and maintaining approved tion projects. Utilization of any and all rights derived under this lease by the min- ly by the nomination party. Any minera the fees are received. having Coordinates of X = 1,264,910 and coastal zone management and/or restora- rights derived under this lease by the min- eral lessee, its agents, successors or lease selected from this Tract and award- Y = 401,500; thence Northeasterly on a tion projects. Utilization of any and all eral lessee, its agents, successors or assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board All leases awarded shall be executed straight line to the Northeast corner of rights derived under this lease by the min- assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder the reasonable surface use by the shall be without warranty of any kind, upon terms and conditions provided in the said Block 12 having Coordinates of X = eral lessee, its agents, successors or the reasonable surface use by the Department of Natural Resources, its either express, implied, or statutory, current State lease form with all applica- 1,273,387.33 and Y = 402,202.63; thence assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder Department of Natural Resources, its Offices or Commissions, as herein above including, but not limited to, the implied ble riders appended thereto a copy of South 8,412.39 feet on the East line of the reasonable surface use by the Offices or Commissions, as herein above reserved. warranties of merchantability and fitness which is available for review in the Office said Block 12 to its Southeast corner hav- Department of Natural Resources, its reserved. for a particular purpose. Should the min- of Mineral Resources, Petroleum Lands ing Coordinates of X = 1,273,387.33 and Offices or Commissions, as herein above TRACT 37727 - Cameron Parish, eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Division, Leasing Section. Y = 393,790.24; thence West 14,758.05 reserved. TRACT 37715 - Cameron Parish, Louisiana Mineral Board be subsequently modified, feet on the South line of said Block 12 to Louisiana All of the lands now or formerly constitut- cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- Certified check, cashier’s check or the point of beginning, LESS AND INLAND TRACTS (Tract Nos. 37655 All of the lands now or formerly constitut- ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- tence of conflicting leases, operating bank money order payable to the EXCEPT those portions of State Lease through 37735 inclusive, herein) are ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- ies of every nature and description the title agreements, private claims or other future OFFICE OF MINERAL RESOURCES for No. 18286 and State Lease No. 18289 those tracts which lie landward of the ies of every nature and description the title of which vests in the State of Louisiana, obligations or conditions which may affect the full amount of the aforesaid Cash that lie within the above described tract, Louisiana shoreline as defined by the of which vests in the State of Louisiana, together with all islands arising therein all or any portion of the leased Tract, it Payment bonus shall be submitted with more particularly described as follows: report of the Special Master in the litiga- together with all islands arising therein and other lands formed by accretion or by shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- and accompany each bid, and no bid, Beginning at the Northwest corner of tion in the Supreme Court of the United and other lands formed by accretion or by reliction, where allowed by law, excepting tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the once submitted, may be thereafter with- State Lease No. 18286 having States styled United States v. State of reliction, where allowed by law, excepting tax adjudicated lands, and not presently Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shal drawn or canceled. Once the bid is Coordinates of X = 1,262,203.47 and Y = Louisiana, et al, No. 9 Original and set out tax adjudicated lands, and not presently under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- opened and accepted by the Mineral 399,673.23; thence along the boundary of in the June 1975, Decree of the said under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, gated to refund any consideration paid by Board, the accompanying checks or said State Lease No. 18286 the following Supreme Court. All bids on inland tracts situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, and more particularly described as fol- the Lessor prior to such modification, can- money order shall be negotiated by the courses: North 59 degrees 30 minutes 40 cannot specify a lease primary term and more particularly described as fol- lows: Beginning at a point having cellation, or abrogation, including, but not Office of Mineral Resources and the pro- seconds East 2,700.24 feet and South 32 exceeding three (3) years. Bids that lows: Beginning at a point having Coordinates of X = 1,481,867.60 and Y = limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. ceeds disbursed in the manner required degrees 01 minutes 05 seconds East specify a primary term exceeding three (3) Coordinates of X = 1,220,860.00 and Y = 400,696.00; thence North 4,516.52 feet to by law. 3,298.59 feet to its Southeast corner and years for an inland tract may be rejected 466,894.24; thence West 7,062.13 feet to the Southeast corner of State Lease No. NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- the Northeast corner of State Lease No. outright or the primary term changed to a point on the Texas Louisiana Boundary 16874, as amended having Coordinates by reserve, and this lease shall be subject SPECIAL NOTE: 18289 having Coordinates of X = three (3) years at the sole discretion of the having Coordinates of X = 1,213,797.87 of X = 1,481,867.60 and Y = 405,212.52; to, the imprescriptible right of surface use Under rules promulgated by the 1,266,279.21 and Y = 398,246.45; thence State Mineral Board. and Y = 466,894.24; thence along the thence North 01 degrees 16 minutes 41 in the nature of a servitude in favor of the Department of Natural Resources in along the boundary of said State Lease said Texas Louisiana Boundary the fol- seconds East 2,484.10 feet along the Department of Natural Resources, includ- accordance with authority granted by Act No. 18289 the following courses: South TRACT 37713 - Cameron Parish, lowing courses: North 14 degrees 23 min- East line of said State Lease No. 16874 to ing its Offices and Commissions, for the 106 of the First Extraordinary Session of 32 degrees 01 minutes 05 seconds East Louisiana utes 58 seconds East 2,019.19 feet to a a point having Coordinates of X = sole purpose of implementing, construct- the Louisiana Legislature of 2002, a fee 1,869.50 feet, South 56 degrees 26 min- All of the lands now or formerly constitut- point having Coordinates of X = 1,481,923.01 and Y = 407,696.00; thence ing, servicing and maintaining approved equal to ten percent (10%) of the utes 58 seconds West 2,478.91 feet, and ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- 1,214,300.00 and Y = 468,850.00, North East 4,548.99 feet to a point having coastal zone management and/or restora- Cash Payment bonus bid is required North 34 degrees 24 minutes 21 seconds ies of every nature and description the title 11 degrees 52 minutes 43 seconds East Coordinates of X = 1,486,472.00 and Y = tion projects. Utilization of any and al to be submitted by separate check, West 3,581.74 feet to its Northwest corner of which vests in the State of Louisiana, 1,481.73 feet to a point having 407,696.00; thence South 7,000.00 feet to rights derived under this lease by the min- either accompanying the original bid and the Southwest corner of said State together with all islands arising therein Coordinates of X = 1,214,605.00 and Y = a point having Coordinates of X = eral lessee, its agents, successors or (inside the sealed bid envelope) or Lease No. 18286 having Coordinates of X and other lands formed by accretion or by 470,300.00 and North 25 degrees 46 min- 1,486,472.00 and Y = 400,696.00; thence assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder mailed to the Office of Mineral = 1,263,180.62 and Y = 398,246.45; reliction, where allowed by law, excepting utes 49 seconds East 577.48 feet to the West 4,604.40 feet to the point of begin- the reasonable surface use by the Resources for receipt within ten (10) thence North 34 degrees 24 minutes 21 tax adjudicated lands, and not presently Southwest corner of State Lease No. ning, containing approximately 68 acres, Department of Natural Resources, its days after the bid is accepted and seconds West 1,729.31 feet to the point of under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, 17420 having Coordinates of X = all as more particularly outlined on a plat Offices or Commissions, as herein above the lease is awarded. Bidders may beginning, containing approximately situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, 1,214,856.16 and Y = 470,820.00; thence on file in the Office of Mineral Resources, reserved. use a regular check for the 10% fee. 2,323.67 acres, all as more particularly and more particularly described as fol- East 6,003.84 feet along the South Line of Department of Natural Resources. All The successful bidder will not outlined on a plat on file in the Office of lows: Beginning at a point being the fol- said State Lease No. 17420 to its bearings, distances and coordinates are ROCKEFELLER TRACTS (Tract Nos. receive the lease executed by the Mineral Resources, Department of lowing: the Southwest corner of State Southeast corner having Coordinates of X based on Louisiana Coordinate System of 37739 through 37742 inclusive, State Mineral Board until the fee is Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- Lease No. 18530, the Northwest corner of = 1,220,860.00 and Y = 470,820.00 1927, (North or South Zone), where appli- herein) ARE THOSE TRACTS IN received. If the fee check accompanies tances and coordinates are based on State Lease No. 18532 and the Northeast thence South 3,925.76 feet to the point of cable. WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT AREAS the bid in the sealed envelope and the Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, corner of State Lease No. 18531 having beginning, containing 592.26 acres, UNDER JURISDICTION OF THE bidder is unsuccessful, both the fee check (North or South Zone). Coordinates of X = 1,227,563.87 and Y = LESS AND EXCEPT that portion thereof, NOTE: The above description of the Tract DEPARTMENT OF WILDLIFE AND and the Cash Payment bonus check will 472,850.00; thence West 1,100.00 feet if any, located West of the boundary line nominated for lease has been provided FISHERIES. The maximum primary be returned to the unsuccessful bidder. NOTE: The above description of the Tract along the North boundary of said State between the States of Texas and and corrected, where required, exclusive- term of any lease on a Wildlife nominated for lease has been provided Lease No. 18531 to its Northwest corner Louisiana as determined by the report of ly by the nomination party. Any mineral Management area under the jurisdic- The successful bidder to whom the lease and corrected, where required, exclusive- having Coordinates of X = 1,226,463.87 the Special Master and adjudicated by the lease selected from this Tract and award- tion of the Department of Wildlife is awarded who receives the written lease ly by the nomination party. Any mineral and Y = 472,850.00; thence West Supreme Court of the United States in lit- ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board and Fisheries shall be three (3) years executed by the State Mineral Board shall lease selected from this Tract and award- 5,603.87 feet to a point on the East igation styled Texas v. Louisiana, et al shall be without warranty of any kind, and any operations conducted under return the written lease, duly executed by ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board boundary of State Lease No. 17420 hav- No. 36 Original, or as otherwise either express, implied, or statutory, the authority of a State mineral Lessee (all of named Lessees on the shall be without warranty of any kind, ing Coordinates of X = 1,220,860.00 and approved by said court, all as more partic- including, but not limited to, the implied lease, including, but not limited to, lease instrument), within TWENTY (20) either express, implied, or statutory, Y = 472,850.00; thence North 5,150.00 ularly outlined on a plat on file in the Office warranties of merchantability and fitness the exploration, drilling, production, DAYS of receipt of same under penalty for including, but not limited to, the implied feet along the East boundary of said State of Mineral Resources, Department of for a particular purpose. Should the min- and marketing of hydrocarbons on failure to do so of forfeiture of the lease, warranties of merchantability and fitness Lease No. 17420 to the Southwest corner Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State any Wildlife Management area under including the Cash Payment bonus and for a particular purpose. Should the min- of State Lease No. 17701 having tances and coordinates are based on Mineral Board be subsequently modified, the jurisdiction of the Department of fee tendered and negotiated. eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Coordinates of X = 1,220,860.00 and Y = Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- Wildlife and Fisheries shall be limit- Mineral Board be subsequently modified, 478,000.00; thence East 3,140.00 feet (North or South Zone), where applicable. tence of conflicting leases, operating ed to and governed by the rules and Bids may be for the whole or any particu- cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- along the South boundary of said State agreements, private claims or other future regulations promulgated by the said larly described portion of the land adver- tence of conflicting leases, operating Lease No. 17701 to its Southeast corner NOTE: The above description of the Tract obligations or conditions which may affect Department of Wildlife and Fisheries tised, but consistent with Mineral Board agreements, private claims or other future having Coordinates of X = 1,224,000.00 nominated for lease has been provided all or any portion of the leased Tract, it for each respective Wildlife policy. All bidders are hereby notified that obligations or conditions which may affect and Y = 478,000.00; thence East and corrected, where required, exclusive- shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- Management area, copies of which bids on portions of tracts shall be all or any portion of the leased Tract, it 3,563.87 feet to a point having ly by the nomination party. Any mineral tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the rules and regulations are located at described by metes and bounds and be shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- Coordinates of X = 1,227,563.87 and Y = lease selected from this Tract and award- Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall and may be obtained from the accompanied by a transparent plat outlin- tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the 478,000.00; thence South 3,025.00 feet to ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- Department of Wildlife and ing thereon the portion bid upon. The Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall the Northwest corner of said State Lease shall be without warranty of any kind, gated to refund any consideration paid by Fisheries. scale of the transparent plat shall be the the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- No.18530 having Coordinates of X = either express, implied, or statutory, the Lessor prior to such modification, can- same as the scale of the OFFICIAL PLAT gated to refund any consideration paid by 1,227,563.87 and Y = 474,975.00; thence including, but not limited to, the implied cellation, or abrogation, including, but not TRACT 37739 - Cameron Parish, (NOT THE F & A PLAT) CONTAINED the Lessor prior to such modification, can- South 2,125.00 feet along the West warranties of merchantability and fitness limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. Louisiana HEREIN and should identify the Point of cellation, or abrogation, including, but not boundary of said State Lease No. 18530 for a particular purpose. Should the min- A portion of all State owned lands, includ- Beginning with X and Y coordinates (if limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. to the point of beginning, containing eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- ing high and marsh lands and land now or applicable), the Section, Township and 792.58 acres, all as more particularly Mineral Board be subsequently modified, by reserve, and this lease shall be subject formerly constituting the beds and bot- Range, the Block No. (if offshore), the NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- outlined on a plat on file in the Office of cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- to, the imprescriptible right of surface use toms of any water body, within the bound- Parish, any adjacent existing State by reserve, and this lease shall be subject Mineral Resources, Department of tence of conflicting leases, operating in the nature of a servitude in favor of the aries of the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Mineral Leases, and, further, should to, the imprescriptible right of surface use Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- agreements, private claims or other future Department of Natural Resources, includ- and Game Preserve, not presently under clearly show the entire tract boundaries in in the nature of a servitude in favor of the tances and coordinates are based on obligations or conditions which may affect ing its Offices and Commissions, for the mineral lease by the State of Louisiana on relationship to the portion bid upon. It Department of Natural Resources, includ- Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, all or any portion of the leased Tract, it sole purpose of implementing, construct- August 10, 2005, situated in Cameron shall also show the Topographic features ing its Offices and Commissions, for the (North or South Zone), where applicable. shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- ing, servicing and maintaining approved Parish, Louisiana, and described as fol- (Land and Water) of the area in detail sim- sole purpose of implementing, construct- tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the coastal zone management and/or restora- lows: Beginning at a point within the ilar to the Official Plat contained herein. ing, servicing and maintaining approved NOTE: The above description of the Tract Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall tion projects. Utilization of any and all Rockefeller Wildlife Management Area Failure to follow these guidelines in sub- coastal zone management and/or restora- nominated for lease has been provided the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- rights derived under this lease by the min- and Game Preserve having Coordinates mitting a portion bid may result in outright tion projects. Utilization of any and all and corrected, where required, exclusive- gated to refund any consideration paid by eral lessee, its agents, successors or of X = 1,575,010.00 and Y = 360,201.43; rejection of the portion bid by the State rights derived under this lease by the min- ly by the nomination party. Any mineral the Lessor prior to such modification, can- assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder thence West 14,841.91 feet to the Mineral Board at its sole discretion. eral lessee, its agents, successors or lease selected from this Tract and award- cellation, or abrogation, including, but not the reasonable surface use by the Northernmost corner of State Lease No. assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. Department of Natural Resources, its 18172, said corner also being a point on Notice is given that the State Mineral the reasonable surface use by the shall be without warranty of any kind, Offices or Commissions, as herein above the Eastern boundary of State Lease No. Board will include provisions in the Department of Natural Resources, its either express, implied, or statutory, NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- reserved. 2340, as amended, having Coordinates of lease to insure applicable payments Offices or Commissions, as herein above including, but not limited to, the implied by reserve, and this lease shall be subject X = 1,560,168.09 and Y = 360,201.43; attributable to the lease property reserved. warranties of merchantability and fitness to, the imprescriptible right of surface use TRACT 37728 - Cameron Parish, thence along the Eastern boundary of without regard to adverse title for a particular purpose. Should the min- in the nature of a servitude in favor of the Louisiana said State Lease No. 2340, as amended, claims, disputes, litigation or title TRACT 37637 - Portion of Blocks 13, eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Department of Natural Resources, includ- All of the lands now or formerly constitut- the following courses: North 08 degrees failure and the language of those and 14, West Cameron Area, Mineral Board be subsequently modified, ing its Offices and Commissions, for the ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- 36 minutes 56 seconds East 79.46 feet to provisions is available to any inter- Revised, Cameron Parish, Louisiana cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- sole purpose of implementing, construct- ies of every nature and description the title a point, North 12 degrees 46 minutes 43 ested party at the Office of Mineral The beds and bottoms of all water bodies tence of conflicting leases, operating ing, servicing and maintaining approved of which vests in the State of Louisiana, seconds East 497.32 feet to a point, North Resources. Prospective bidders belonging to the State of Louisiana locat- agreements, private claims or other future coastal zone management and/or restora- together with all islands arising therein 22 degrees 26 minutes 34 seconds East should carefully examine the same ed in Blocks 13, and 14, West Cameron obligations or conditions which may affect tion projects. Utilization of any and all and other lands formed by accretion or by 497.69 feet to a point, North 34 degrees prior to submitting any bid. Area, Revised, together with any present all or any portion of the leased Tract, it rights derived under this lease by the min- reliction, where allowed by law, excepting 00 minutes 27 seconds East 500.62 feet lands formed by accretion to the shoreline shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- eral lessee, its agents, successors or tax adjudicated lands, and not presently to a point, North 44 degrees 35 minutes Some tracts available for leasing may be or islands formed therein, located in tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, 37 seconds East 498.52 feet to a point, situated in the Louisiana Coastal Zone as Cameron Parish, Louisiana, owned by Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall the reasonable surface use by the situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, North 55 degrees 54 minutes 33 seconds defined in Act 361 of the Regular Session and not presently under mineral lease as the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- Department of Natural Resources, its and more particularly described as fol- East 501.47 feet to a point, North 11 of the Louisiana Legislature of 1978 of August 10, 2005, from the State of gated to refund any consideration paid by Offices or Commissions, as herein above lows: Beginning at a point having degrees 32 minutes 06 seconds West (promulgated as LSA-R. S. 49:213) and Louisiana, the geographical area of which the Lessor prior to such modification, can- reserved. Coordinates of X = 1,477,068.80 and Y = 626.58 feet to a point, North 24 degrees may be subject to the guidelines and reg- is more fully described as follows: cellation, or abrogation, including, but not 400,696.00; thence West 5,054.80 feet to 19 minutes 52 seconds West 631.05 feet ulations promulgated by the Coastal Beginning at the Southeast corner of limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. TRACT 37716 - Cameron Parish, a point having Coordinates of X = to a point, North 38 degrees 03 minutes Management Section of the Department Block 13, West Cameron Area, Revised Louisiana 1,472,014.00 and Y = 400,696.00; thence 59 seconds West 308.14 feet to a point, of Natural Resources for operations in the having Coordinates of X = 1,258,629.28 NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- All of the lands now or formerly constitut- North 7,000.00 feet to a point having North 64 degrees 13 minutes 50 seconds Coastal Zone. and Y = 393,790.24; thence West by reserve, and this lease shall be subject ing the beds and bottoms of all water bod- Coordinates of X = 1,472,014.00 and Y = East 166.57 feet to a point, North 74 14,758.05 feet on the South line of said to, the imprescriptible right of surface use ies of every nature and description the title 407,696.00; thence East 5,107.81 feet to degrees 10 minutes 38 seconds East NOTE: All bids shall specify the Cash Block 13 to its Southwest corner having in the nature of a servitude in favor of the of which vests in the State of Louisiana, a point on the West line of State Lease 972.12 feet to a point, North 180.00 feet to Payment bonus for leases as a price Coordinates of X = 1,243,871.23 and Y = Department of Natural Resources, includ- together with all islands arising therein No. 16874, as amended having a point, West 1,320.00 feet to a point, and per acre amount and an aggregate 393,790.24; thence North 1,121.97 feet ing its Offices and Commissions, for the and other lands formed by accretion or by Coordinates of X = 1,477,121.81 and Y = North 5,931.97 to the Northernmost cor- total amount. For purposes of rental on the West line of said Block 13 to the sole purpose of implementing, construct- reliction, where allowed by law, excepting 407,696.00; thence South 01 degrees 16 ner of said State Lease No. 2340, as and deferred development pay- Southernmost Northeast corner of State ing, servicing and maintaining approved tax adjudicated lands, and not presently minutes 41 seconds West 2,377.02 feet amended, having Coordinates of X = ments, the price per acre amount set Lease No. 18024, and a point on the East coastal zone management and/or restora- under mineral lease on August 10, 2005, along the West line of said State Lease 1,560,715.29 and Y = 370,157.03; thence forth in the bid, when multiplied by line of Block 14, West Cameron Area, tion projects. Utilization of any and all situated in Cameron Parish, Louisiana, No. 16874 to its Southwest corner having North 280.97 feet to a point having the appropriate acreage, shall deter- Revised having Coordinates of X = rights derived under this lease by the min- and more particularly described as fol- Coordinates of X = 1,477,068.80 and Y = Coordinates of X = 1,560,715.29 and Y = mine the full value of rental or 1,243,871.23 and Y = 394,912.21; thence eral lessee, its agents, successors or lows: Beginning at the Southwest corner 405,319.57; thence South 4,623.57 feet to 370,438.00; thence East 2,888.71 feet to Page 8, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005 Calcasieu Parish Police Jury CHAIRMAN SECRETARY Calcasieu Parish Consortium- ATTEST: It was moved by Mr. State of Louisiana, be and they are Workforce Investment Board /s/Dwayne Sonnier Rutherford, seconded by Mr. hereby empowered, authorized, LEGAL NOTICES (WIB) SECT./TREAS. Conner and carried that all month- and directed to spread said taxes, LEGAL NOTICE RUN: July 14 (JU-5) ly bills be and the same are hereby as hereinabove set forth, upon the Cont. from Pg. 7 Short Term Training Courses approved for payment. assessment roll of said Parish for ANNOUNCEMENT This is to NOTICE FOR BIDS It was moved by Mr. the year 2005, and to make the col- announce that the Workforce Sealed bids will be received by Rutherford, seconded by Mrs. lection of the taxes imposed for and on behalf of the District, according the Southwest corner of State Lease No. will require a minimum bonus of $350 per Investment Board (WIB) is seek- the Hackberry Recreation District Miller and carried, that Kevin 18589 having Coordinates of X = acre and a minimum royalty of 25%. ing approved vendors who can pro- until 5:00 PM, Monday, July 25, Warner, maintenance personnel, to law, and that the tax herein 1,563,604.00 and Y = 370,438.00; thence vide short-term training courses 2005, at the Hackberry Recreation be and he is hereby authorized, levied shall become a permanent East approximately 4500 feet along the NOTE: This tract is located in The (less than 90 days) in non-occupa- Center, for the sale of one (1) used empowered and directed to pur- lien and privilege on the property South boundary of said State Lease No. Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge and Game tion specific skills to assist individ- ZTR riding mower, as is, where is. chase valve markers. subject to taxation as herein set 18589 to its Southernmost Southeast cor- Preserve Area under the jurisdiction of the forth, and the collection thereof ner, being also a point on the Western Louisiana Department of Wildlife and uals eligible for intensive services The mower may be seen at It was moved by Mrs. Miller, boundary of State Lease No. 2038, as Fisheries which has promulgated rules through the Workforce Investment Hackberry Recreation Center, seconded by Mr. Rutherford and shall be enforceable in the manner amended, and having a Coordinate of Y = and regulations for the protection of game Act. 1250 Recreation Circle, Hackberry, carried, that beginning April 1, provided by law. 370,438.00; thence along the Western and wildlife on the aforesaid Tract and, How to Apply: The process for LA. Payment and removal of 2005, uniforms will be provided for BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, and Southern boundary of said State therefore, shall be subject to said rules that the foregoing resolution was Lease No. 2038, as amended, the follow- and regulations, a copy of which shall be application is through the State of mower must be within 15 days fulltime and parttime employees of ing courses: Southerly approximately attached to the mineral lease. In addition Louisiana Department of Labor. after bid opening. For more infor- the district. Cost estimate to be read in full, the roll was called on 3,227 feet to a point, North 89 degrees 16 to the specific rules and regulations appli- Individuals or agencies who pro- mation contact Dwayne Sanner at provided to board prior to purchase the adoption thereof, and the minutes 36 seconds West approximately cable, the following shall apply regarding vide such training should contact 337-802-9579. and approved by board president. resoultion was adopted by the fol- 6,011 to a point, South 00 degrees 43 operations under this mineral lease: the Department of Labor at 225- RUN: July 7, 14, and 21 (JU-6) There being no further busi- lowing votes: minutes 24 Seconds West 1,742.05 feet 1. Compliance with the Rockefeller Yeas, 4; Nays, 0; Abstain, 0; to a point, South 89 degrees 16 minutes mineral regulations shall be required. 219-7760 to obtain a personal “log ness and upon motion of Mr. 36 seconds East 5,280.00 feet to a point, 2. No surface activities will be allowed on” number. Only the individual or MINUTES Rutherford, seconded by Mr. Absent, 1. South 00 degrees 43 minutes 24 seconds in the vicinity of the Headquarters and school or agency can obtain this The Cameron Parish Conner and carried, the meeting Scott Henry reported that the West 1,320.00 feet to a point, South 89 associated facilities without written number. The number will give you Waterworks District No. 9 met in was declared adjourned. Alvin Murphy ditch clean-out can degrees 16 minutes 36 seconds East authorization from the Department. access to the Department of regular session on Thursday, May APPROVED: be done with a track hoe, and it 7,309.31 feet to a point being the 3. Board road access will be required will be under the bid law. It was Southernmost Southeast corner of said when feasible as determined by the Labor’s Internet Web Page where 26, 2005, at 5:30 P.M., at /s/Thompson McCall State Lease No. 2038, as amended, and Department. the information about the course Waterworks Office, Muria, Creole, THOMPSON MCCALL, therefore agreed by consensus that being also the Southwest corner of State 4. In the event that board road access you offer can be entered. The State Louisiana. PRESIDENT this work will be done as soon as Lease No. 18346; thence Easterly in not feasible, existing canals and water- will verify that you meet the Members present: Russell CAMERON PARISH all rights-of-way are secured. Also approximately 403 feet along the South ways will be utilized to access proposed by consensus, Mike Johnson and boundary of said State Lease No. 18346 well locations. A maximum of 350 feet of reqirements to provide such train- Savoie, Thompson McCall, WATERWORKS to a point having a Coordinate of X = new canal dredging will be allowed for ing (such as meeting or being Wendell Rutherford. DISTRICT NO. 9 Edward Racca, Jr., were autho- 1,575,010.00; thence South approximate- individual well locations. exempt from the requirements of Members absent: Catherine ATTEST: rized to get Southern Tank to do an ly 3,860 feet to the point of beginning, 5. Compensatory mitigation will be the Proprietary School Miller, John A. Conner. /s/Catherine Miller upgrade on the pump system. It LESS AND EXCEPT any portion of State required for unavoidable wetland losses. Commission). Others attending: Mike Elliott, CATHERINE MILLER, was agreed that we can also get Lease No. 2038, State Lease No. 2340, 6. No discharges will be allowed, them to do the track hoe work men- State Lease No. 18346 and State Lease including produced waters and drilling flu- Once the information is Elliott and Associates. SECRETARY No. 18589 that may lie within the above ids. A containerized closed loop system entered, The local Workforce It was moved by Mr. Savoie, RUN: July 14 (JU-8) tioned above. described tract, containing approximately will be required. Investment Board will determine if seconded by Mr. Rutherford, and Salaries were discussed, and it 2,049 acres, all as more particularly out- 7. Seasonal restrictions may be imposed training is approved for individu- carried, that the meeting be called MINUTES was agreed by consensus that lined on a plat on file in the Office of within specific management units depend- als in Workforce Area 51 to order. The regular meeting of the Edward Petersen shall be given a Mineral Resources, Department of ent upon wildlife population levels. raise up to $700/month, effective Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- Prior to submitting applications for wet- (Calcasieu, Cameron, and It was moved by Mr. Cameron Parish Gravity Drainage tances and coordinates are based on land permits to Federal and State Jefferson Davis Parishes) to Rutherford, seconded by Mr. District No. 3 held on Tuesday, immediately. It was also agreed Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, Permitting agencies, the leasehold shall attend. If approved, then any indi- Savoie and carried, that the min- May 17, 2005, at 2:30 p.m., in the that Kirk Peshoff and Edward (South Zone). coordinate project details with the vidual who is determined to need utes of the previous meeting be Cameron Parish Police Jury Petersen will present to the Board Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. a monthly activity log as a report of NOTE: The above description of the Tract Contact person for the Department will be these intensive services through approved. Annex. nominated for lease has been provided Mike Windham at (504) 568-5886. WIA may attend the classes. A It was moved by Mr. Savoie, Members present: Scott Henry, work they are doing for the and corrected, where required, exclusive- signed Training Agreement seconded by Mr. Rutherford and Edward Racca, Jr., Joe Dupont, Drainage Board each month. ly by the nomination party. Any mineral NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- between the Workforce Investment carried, that the financial state- and Mike Johnson. It was reported that Ben Welch lease selected from this Tract and award- by reserve, and this lease shall be subject Board and the Training Entity ment for the month, be and the Members absent: Coy Mudd. sprayed with Round Up at the ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board to, the imprescriptible right of surface use Cameron Elementary ditch. It was shall be without warranty of any kind, in the nature of a servitude in favor of the must be in place prior to sending same is hereby approved. Others attending: Charles either express, implied, or statutory, Department of Natural Resources, includ- WIA attendees. It was moved by Mr. Starkovich, District agreed by consensus to authorize including, but not limited to, the implied ing its Offices and Commissions, for the Such courses being solicited Rutherford, seconded by Mr. Conservationist, NRCS. Kirk Peshoff to escort Ben Welch warranties of merchantability and fitness sole purpose of implementing, construct- include (but are not limited to) Savoie and carried, that all month- A motion was made by Joe and have him spray the School for a particular purpose. Should the min- ing, servicing and maintaining approved those as follows: ly bills be and the same are hereby Dupont, seconded by Mike Board Lateral from the caution eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State coastal zone management and/or restora- light, west, and also George Mineral Board be subsequently modified, tion projects. Utilization of any and all Entrepreneurship, Safety approved for payment. Johnson, and unanimously carried cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- rights derived under this lease by the min- Training, Computer Applications It was moved by Mr. to approve the minutes of the April LeBoeuf’s ditch. tence of conflicting leases, operating eral lessee, its agents, successors or Software Packages, Basic Skills Rutherford, seconded by Mr. 19, 2005, regular meeting as writ- Mike Johnson reported that E. agreements, private claims or other future assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder Brush Up Courses in Savoie and carried, that the audit ten. K. Construction is hoping to be obligations or conditions which may affect the reasonable surface use by the here the first week in June to get all or any portion of the leased Tract, it Department of Natural Resources, its Math/Calculations and/or Reading, report for year ending December A motion was made by Joe shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- Offices or Commissions, as herein above Communications, Quality 31, 2004, presented by Mike Dupont, seconded by Mike the rest of the trees removed from tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the reserved. Programs, etc. The result of the Elliott, Elliott and Associates, be Johnson, and unanimously carried the School Board Lateral project Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall training must lead to a job, anoth- and the same is hereby approved. to approve the Financial Report for site. the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- TRACT 37742 - Cameron Parish, er job, or a better job. Performance There being no further busi- the month of April, 2005, and to There being no further busi- gated to refund any consideration paid by Louisiana ness, the meeting was adjourned. the Lessor prior to such modification, can- A portion of all State owned lands, includ- is key. ness and upon motion of Mr. approve payment of the following cellation, or abrogation, including, but not ing high and marsh lands and land now or Eligible Individuals include Savoie, seconded by Mr. bills: E. SCOTT HENRY, PRESIDENT limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. formerly constituting the beds and bot- Adults or Dislocated Workers (age Rutherford and carried, the meet- 1. U. S. Coast Guard, $250.00; EDWARD RACCA, JR., toms of any water body, within the bound- 18 or older). Individuals must be in ing was declared adjourned. 2. Calcasieu Trophies, $81.90; SECRETARY-TREASURER NOTE: The Office of Mineral Resources aries of the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge need of the short-term training in APPROVED: 3. Red Man Supply, $383.16; RUN: July 14 (JU-10) will require a minimum bonus of $350 per and Game Preserve, not presently under acre and a minimum royalty of 25%. mineral lease by the State of Louisiana on order for the Workforce /s/Thompson McCall 4. Red Man Supply, $113.46; August 10, 2005, situated in Cameron Investment Act to pay for the THOMPSON MCCALL, 5. Cameron Parish Pilot, STATE OF LOUISIANA NOTE: This tract is located in The Parish, Louisiana, and described as fol- tuition or other supportive services PRESIDENT $48.00; EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge and Game lows: Beginning at a point within the provided through the Workforce CAMERON PARISH 6. Cameron Cable & Cordage, PROCLAMATION Preserve Area under the jurisdiction of the Rockefeller Wildlife Management Area NO. 36 KBB 2005 Louisiana Department of Wildlife and and Game Preserve having Coordinates Investment Act (WIA). WATERWORKS $25.34; Fisheries which has promulgated rules of X = 1,575,010.00 and Y = 360,201.43; Procurement Timeframe: DISTRICT NO. 9 7. Wendell’s Electric, $56.57; SPECIAL ELECTION - PARISH and regulations for the protection of game thence South 6,537.13 feet to a point hav- This request fro provideres will ATTEST: 8. U. S. Postmaster, $66.00. OF CAMERON and wildlife on the aforesaid Tract and, ing Coordinates of X = 1,575,010.00 and remain open year-round so that /s/Wendell Rutherford It was reported that we have WHEREAS, a vacancy exists in therefore, shall be subject to said rules Y = 353,664.30; thence West 12,982.89 training may be entered on line at WENDELL RUTHERFORD, received a notice of violation from the office of Justice of the Peace, and regulations, a copy of which shall be feet to the most Southerly Southeast cor- Justice of the Peace Ward 2, parish attached to the mineral lease. In addition ner of State Lease No. 18172, said point any time during the year. There is ACTING SECRETARY the U. S. Coast Guard with a fine to the specific rules and regulations appli- also being the most Easterly corner of no deadline for submission. RUN: July 14 (JU-7) of $250 for the diesel spill that of Cameron, due to the resignation cable, the following shall apply regarding State Lease No. 18174 having Disclaimer: The Workforce occurred at W-1 West pump site. of the Honorable Catherine Miller; operations under this mineral lease: Coordinates of X = 1,562,027.11 and Y = Investment board reserves the MINUTES A motion was made by Mike and 1. Compliance with the Rockefeller 353,664.30; thence along the boundary of right to cancel in part, or in its The Cameron Parish Johnson, seconded by Joe Dupont, WHEREAS, R.S. 18:621(A)(2) mineral regulations shall be required. said State Lease No. 18172 the following and (3) mandate that the governor 2. No surface activities will be allowed courses: North 45 degrees 29 minutes 03 entirety, this Procurement based Waterworks District No. 9 met in and unanimously carried to in the vicinity of the Headquarters and seconds East 3,589.95 feet to a point hav- upon the best interests of the regular session on Thursday, approve two permit applications as shall call a special election to fill a associated facilities without written ing Coordinates of X = 1,564,586.95 and Board The Board also reserves the February 24, 2005, at 5:30 P.M., at follows: vacancy in an existing judgeship authorization from the Department. Y = 356,181.24 and North 47 degrees 42 right to reject any non-responsive Waterworks Office, Grand 1. Helis Oil & Gas Co., LLC, when more than twelve (12) 3. Board road access will be required minutes 17 seconds West 5,973.96 feet to months of the term remain unex- when feasible as determined by the its most Northern point, said point also proposals. Any programs awarded Chenier, Louisiana. permit LCUP#050510 for sub- Department. being on the Eastern boundary of State are based upon actual receipt and Members present: Catherine mersible drilling rig; pired, in accordance with the provi- 4. In the event that board road access Lease No. 2340, as amended, having availability of funds provided Miller, Wendell Rutherford, John 2. Newfield Exploration sions of R.S. 18:621 (A)(3) and/or in not feasible, existing canals and water- Coordinates of X = 1,560,168.09 and Y = through the Workforce Investment Allen Conner, and Thompson Company permit LCUP#050509. the dates for elections set forth in ways will be utilized to access proposed 360,201.43; thence East 14,841.91 feet to Act (WIA). McCall. It was reported that we have R.S. 18:402; well locations. A maximum of 350 feet of the point of beginning, containing approx- NOW THEREFORE I, KATH- new canal dredging will be allowed for imately 1,842.07 acres, all as more par- Contact Persons: Questions Members absent: Russell had some pressure from the Police individual well locations. ticularly outlined on a plat on file in the on the process hould be directed to Savoie. Jury and Soil & Conservation LEEN BABINEAUX BLANCO, 5. Compensatory mitigation will be Office of Mineral Resources, Department Juanita Poland, Planner, or Jean Others attending: Cecil Sanner, Service as to why we haven’t intro- Governor of the state of Louisiana, required for unavoidable wetland losses. of Natural Resources. All bearings, dis- M. Augustine, Director, of the Cameron Parish District Attorney. duced salt water into the marsh. It by virtue of the authority vested by 6. No discharges will be allowed, tances and coordinates are based on Workforce Investment Board by It was moved by Mr. Conner, was noted that salvinia is better the Constitution and laws of the including produced waters and drilling flu- Louisiana Coordinate System of 1927, state of Louisiana, do hereby order ids. A containerized closed loop system (South Zone). calling (337) 721-3584. seconded by Mrs. Miller and car- controlled if left dry, and that is the will be required. The Workforce Investment ried, that the meeting be called to most effective way to address it. It and direct as follows: 7. Seasonal restrictions may be imposed NOTE: The above description of the Tract Board is an Equal Opportunity order. was reported that salt water went SECTION 1: A special primary within specific management units depend- nominated for lease has been provided Employer/Program. Auxiliary aids It was moved by Mrs. Miller, into W-1 West Canal at 15 parts and a special general election shall ent upon wildlife population levels. and corrected, where required, exclusive- be held throughout the jurisdiction Prior to submitting applications for wet- ly by the nomination party. Any mineral are available to the disabled upon seconded by Mr. Rutherford and per million last Saturday, but no land permits to Federal and State lease selected from this Tract and award- request. (TDD 1-800-947-5277). carried, that the minutes of the attempts have been made to push of Justice of the Peace Ward 2, Permitting agencies, the leasehold shall ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board The Calcasieu Parish Police Jury previous meeting be approved. it into the marsh. We do have parish of Cameron, for the purpose coordinate project details with the shall be without warranty of any kind, sponsors the program. It was moved by Mr. salvinia in the north marshes, but of electing a justice of the peace to Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. either express, implied, or statutory, RUN: June 30, July 7 and 14 (J-51) Rutherford, seconded by Mr. the Police Jury is addressing that. fill a vacancy in the office. Contact person for the Department will be including, but not limited to, the implied SECTION 2: Any qualified per- Mike Windham at (504) 568-5886. warranties of merchantability and fitness Conner and carried, that the finan- Edward Peterson presented a for a particular purpose. Should the min- NOTICE cial statement for the month, be pumping report for 2004 and the son desiring to become a candidate NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State Attention: Residents of Hackberry and the same is hereby approved. first 4 1/2 months of 2005 so far. for said office shall file a notice of by reserve, and this lease shall be subject Mineral Board be subsequently modified, Any person or persons having It was moved by Mrs. Miller, Mr. Charles Starkovich, candidacy, accompanied either by a to, the imprescriptible right of surface use cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- a claim against Gulfport Energy seconded by Mr. Rutherford and District Conservationist with qualifying fee or a nominating peti- in the nature of a servitude in favor of the tence of conflicting leases, operating tion, as required or authorized by Department of Natural Resources, includ- agreements, private claims or other future Corporation arising out of the fur- carried, that Cecil Sanner, NRCS, Lake Charles, was recog- ing its Offices and Commissions, for the obligations or conditions which may affect nishing of labor, supplies or mate- Cameron Parish District Attorney, nized and spoke to the Board. Mr. law, with the appropriate election sole purpose of implementing, construct- all or any portion of the leased Tract, it rials in the performance of seismic address the board concerning indi- Starkovich made a report on the official in the manner and form, ing, servicing and maintaining approved shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- operations conducted in Section vidual water meter taps for resi- Cameron-Creole Maintenance and under the procedures and con- coastal zone management and/or restora- tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the ditions, provided by R.S. 18:461, et tion projects. Utilization of any and all Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall 26, Township 12 S, Range 10W and dential/households and/or commer- Project. He presented preliminary rights derived under this lease by the min- the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- Section 28, T12S, R9W, of Cameron cial units. plans prepared by Engineer seq., and all other applicable provi- eral lessee, its agents, successors or gated to refund any consideration paid by Parish over the last 6-7 months is The following resolution was Lonnie Harper to try to refurbish sions of the Louisiana Election assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder the Lessor prior to such modification, can- asked to report their claim to offered by Mrs. Miller, seconded by water control structures in the Code, R.S. 18:1, et seq., during the the reasonable surface use by the cellation, or abrogation, including, but not report their claim to the Cameron Mr. Rutherford, and duly adopted: Cameron-Creole Watershed, and to period commencing on Wednesday, Department of Natural Resources, its limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. August 10, 2005, and ending at Offices or Commissions, as herein above Parish Police Jury office prior to RESOLUTION bring the structures to a point reserved. NOTE: The Office of Mineral Resources August 1, 2005. State of Louisiana where one person can operate the 5:00 p.m. on Friday, August 12, will require a minimum bonus of $350 per RUN: June 30, July 7 and 14 (J-58) Parish of Cameron gates when necessary. It was 2005. TRACT 37741 - Cameron Parish, acre and a minimum royalty of 25%. The Board of Commissioners of reported that M & M Electric (Tal SECTION 3: The special elec- Louisiana MINUTES Waterworks District No. 9, McCain) has been awarded the tions shall be held and conducted A portion of all State owned lands, includ- NOTE: This tract is located in The under the applicable provisions of ing high and marsh lands and land now or Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge and Game The regular meeting of the Cameron Parish, Louisiana, the contract to do this work. He’s got formerly constituting the beds and bot- Preserve Area under the jurisdiction of the board of Commissioners of the governing authority of said dis- 90 days to complete the work, and the Louisiana Election Code, R.S. toms of any water body, within the bound- Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Hackberry Recreation District was trict, declares as follows: Mr. McCain will give weekly 18:1, et seq. aries of the Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge Fisheries which has promulgated rules held at the Hackberry Recreation WHEREAS, Mike Daigle, engi- progress reports. He will get SECTION 4: The primary elec- and Game Preserve, not presently under and regulations for the protection of game tion shall be held on Saturday, mineral lease by the State of Louisiana on and wildlife on the aforesaid Tract and, Center in Hackberry, Cameron neer, Louisiana Department of NRCS and Cameron Parish August 10, 2005, situated in Cameron therefore, shall be subject to said rules Parish, Louisiana at 6:00 p.m., Public Health, previously informed Gravity Drainage District No.3 October 15, 2005, and the general Parish, Louisiana, and described as fol- and regulations, a copy of which shall be Monday, May 16, 2005. the district that rules and regula- Board Members informed on the election shall be held on Saturday, lows: Beginning at a point within the attached to the mineral lease. In addition Members present: Carrie tions of the Louisiana Department progress reports at least monthly, November 12, 2005, at the times Rockefeller Wildlife Management Area to the specific rules and regulations appli- Hewitt, Blane Buford, Michael of Health recommends customers so we will know what is being and places, and in the manner, pre- and Game Preserve having Coordinates cable, the following shall apply regarding scribed by law. of X = 1,575,010.00 and Y = 353,664.30; operations under this mineral lease: Devall, Jr. and/or commercial units be served done. After Mr. McCain has com- thence North approximately 10,397 feet to 1. Compliance with the Rockefeller Members absent: Clarence as single units, and, pleted this work, Glenn Harris SECTION 5: The secretary of a point on the South line of State Lease mineral regulations shall be required. Silver and Kenny Welch WHEREAS, the district with the U. S. Fish & Wildlife state, parish board of supervisors, No. 18346 having a Coordinates of X = 2. No surface activities will be allowed M/P advisors: None. intends to enforce any and/or all Service, will go through and clerk of court, registrar of voters, 1,575,010.00; thence Easterly approxi- in the vicinity of the Headquarters and Guests: None. health and security regulations inspect how the structures operate. and all other persons charged with mately 1,360 feet along the South line of associated facilities without written any power, function, right, duty, or said State Lease No. 18346 to its most authorization from the Department. The meeting was called to regarding water supplied to con- Mr. Starkovich also stated that the Southerly Southeast corner having 3. Board road access will be required order by the chairman of the board sumers. Operations & Maintenance responsibility in conducting elec- Coordinates of X = 1,576,370.00 and Y = when feasible as determined by the Carrie Hewitt, and the following NOW, therefore it be resolved, Inspection will be completed for tions in the jurisidiction of Justice 364,044.06; thence East 9,130.00 feet to Department. business was discussed. by Waterworks District No. 9, 2004 and 2005, and we can work of the Peace Ward 2, parish of a point having Coordinates of X = 4. In the event that board road access Cameron, are hereby authorized, 1,585,500.00 and Y = 364,044.06; thence in not feasible, existing canals and water- The minutes of the regular Cameron Parish, Louisiana, that: up a disclaimer statement when South 10,379.76 feet to a point having ways will be utilized to access proposed meeting of April 18, 2005, were Due to health and security reg- the report is presented, to the requested, directed, and empow- Coordinates of X = 1,585,500.00 and Y = well locations. A maximum of 350 feet of read and motion was made by ulations, effective June 1, 2005, all effect that approval does not per- ered to exercise every lawful func- 353,664.30; thence West 10,490.00 feet new canal dredging will be allowed for Michael Devall, Jr., seconded by residential/households and/or com- tain to the actual Management tion and to do every act necessary to the point of beginning, containing individual well locations. Blane Buford, and carried to mercial units must conect to an Plan. to conduct said special elections, to approximately 2,499.63 acres, all as 5. Compensatory mitigation will be cause the returns thereof to be more particularly outlined on a plat on file required for unavoidable wetland losses. accept the minutes as read. individual water meter tap. It was agreed that Mrs. Margie in the Office of Mineral Resources, 6. No discharges will be allowed, Motion was made by Blane Residential/household and/or com- LeBoeuf will be invited to attend made, to canvass and promulgate Department of Natural Resources. All including produced waters and drilling flu- Buford, seconded by Michael mercial units will not be allowed to the June 21, 2005, meeting so that the results thereof, and to perform bearings, distances and coordinates are ids. A containerized closed loop system Devall, Jr., and carried to accept receive water from another met- we can present to her a plaque all related and incidental functions based on Louisiana Coordinate System of will be required. the financial statements. tered water line. Any customer honoring her late husband, Mr. thereto. 1927, (South Zone). 7. Seasonal restrictions may be imposed IN WITNESS THEREOF, I within specific management units depend- Motion was mady by Blane who fails to comply with this James LeBoeuf, for his years of NOTE: The above description of the Tract ent upon wildlife population levels. Buford, seconded by Michael requirement will be subject to dis- faithful service to the Cameron have set my hand officially and nominated for lease has been provided Prior to submitting applications for wet- Devall, Jr., and carried to ban connection of water service and Parish Gravity Drainage District caused to be affixed the Great Seal and corrected, where required, exclusive- land permits to Federal and State skateboards, skates, and scooters possible prosecution for theft of No. 3. of Louisiana, at the Capitol, in the ly by the nomination party. Any mineral Permitting agencies, the leasehold shall city of Baton Rouge, on this 1st day lease selected from this Tract and award- coordinate project details with the on the Recreation grounds. public utilities. After brief discussion, a motion ed by the Louisiana State Mineral Board Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. Motion was made by Michael Any outstanding balance will was made by Edward Racca, Jr., of July, 2005. shall be without warranty of any kind, Contact person for the Department will be Devall, Jr., seconded by Blane be waived after proper connection seconded by Joe Dupont, and /s/Kathleen Babineaux Blanco either express, implied, or statutory, Mike Windham at (504) 568-5886. Buford, and carried to get bids on and deposit for service. This waiv- unanimously carried to adopt the GOVERNOR OF LOUISIANA including, but not limited to, the implied playground equipment and a cov- er applies only to those customers following Resolution with regard to ATTEST BY THE GOVERNOR warranties of merchantability and fitness NOTE: The State of Louisiana does here- /s/Fox M. Keithen for a particular purpose. Should the min- by reserve, and this lease shall be subject ered canopy for the HRD/Multi- with account control #70 recorded tax millage for 2005: eral lease awarded by the Louisiana State to, the imprescriptible right of surface use Purpose Facility. in this office and only intended to RESOLUTION SECRETARY OF STATE Mineral Board be subsequently modified, in the nature of a servitude in favor of the Motion was made by Michael accomplish compliance with this BE IT RESOLVED, that the RUN: July 14 (JU-11) cancelled or abrogated due to the exis- Department of Natural Resources, includ- Devall, Jr., seconded by Blane resolution. following millage is hereby levied tence of conflicting leases, operating ing its Offices and Commissions, for the Buford, and carried to increase pay Adopted and approved this on the 2005 tax roll on the proper- JURY DUTY agreements, private claims or other future sole purpose of implementing, construct- The following Cameron Parish obligations or conditions which may affect ing, servicing and maintaining approved for kitchen manager and assistant 24th day of February, 2005. ty subject to taxation by the all or any portion of the leased Tract, it coastal zone management and/or restora- kitchen manager $1.00 per hour, APPROVED: Cameron Parish Gravity Drainage residents have been summoned to shall not relieve the Lessee of the obliga- tion projects. Utilization of any and all effective May 16, 2005. /s/Thompson McCall District No. 3: appear in 38th District Court in tion to pay any bonus due thereon to the rights derived under this lease by the min- Business of the meeting com- THOMPSON MCCALL, District, Millage. Cameron on Aug. 15, 2005 to serve Louisiana State Mineral Board, nor shall eral lessee, its agents, successors or as Civil Jurors: the Louisiana State Mineral Board be obli- assigns, shall not interfere with nor hinder pleted, motion was made by Blane PRESIDENT Cameron Parish Gravity gated to refund any consideration paid by the reasonable surface use by the Buford, seconded by Michael CAMERON PARISH Drainage District No. 3 - Pamela Fay Ancelet, Cameron; the Lessor prior to such modification, can- Department of Natural Resources, its Devall, Jr., and carried to adjourn WATERWORKS 9 Maintenance Fund, 5.00. Eric P. Baccigalopi, Creole; cellation, or abrogation, including, but not Offices or Commissions, as herein above the meeting. ATTEST: BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Raymond S. Badon, Cameron; limited to, bonuses, rentals and royalties. reserved. Kristel Banister, Hackberry; RUN: July 14 (JU-16) APPROVED: /s/Catherine Miller that the property administrative /s/Carri Hewitt CATHERINE MILLER, officials of the Parish of Cameron, NOTE: The Office of Mineral Resources Cont. on Pg. 9 Page 9, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005

Center. approve the minutes from the CIAL CHECK issued by a bank in Reuben LaBauve (President) April 7th and the May 5th meet- favor of the Cameron Parish Two public meetings to LEGAL calls meeting to order. ings. Motion carried. School Board in the amount of the Members present: Scott Old Business bid, and the bid envelope shall be NOTICES Benoit, Alex Seay. Patient Overpayment Update clearly marked on the outside “Bid be held on dredging Members absent: Bill Mr. Fawvor reported to the on stock trailer.” Cont. from Pg. 8 Delcambre, Paul Constance. Board that Ms. Brenda Boudreaux The trailer may be seen at the The U. S. Army Corps of posal areas cannot accommo- Guests present: None. had been unable to do any more rear of the Audrey Memorial Minutes for previous meeting research on patient overpayments School Site from 8:00 A.M.-3:30 Engineers will conduct two date the volume of dredged were distributed to Board mem- during the last month. P.M. on regular workdays. public scoping meetings for material needed to maintain Angela M. Barfeild, Richmond, bers prior to meeting. S. Benoit Roof Repairs Contact: Doug Welch, Phone: 775- the initiation of a dredged the Calcasieu River and Pass Tex.; Mrs. Eula M. Bartie, motioned to approve minutes of Ms. LeBlanc reported to the 5934 Ext. 14, for information and material management plan navigation channel to project- Cameron; Michael G. Bartie, previous meeting as prepared. A. Board that the maintenance to the inspection of the trailer. (DMMP) study to investigate authorized dimensions, and Cameron; Trina L. Beard, Seay seconded motion. Motion Hospital’s roof was complete, how- The Cameron Parish School Hackberry; Michelle J. Bertrand, dredged material placement CEMVN has been forced to carried unanimously. ever no one in the Hospital’s main- Board reserves the right to reject for the next 20 years of main- reduce channel dimensions in Lake Charles; Joyce G. Borne, Treasurer’s Report: $42,038.42 tenance department has had time any and all bids submitted. Grand Chenier; Dickie L. - Checking Account; $200,000.00 - to inspect the repair work, there- Cameron Parish School Board tenance dredging of the some reaches. Boudreaux, Cameron; Irene B. CDs. fore the matter was tabled until By /s/ Douglas L. Chance Calcasieu River and Pass, The purpose of the DMMP Boudreaux, Cameron; Janet D. S. Benoit motioned to approve the next meeting. Doug Chance, Superintendent Federal navigation channel. is to develop a long-term strat- Broussard, Bell City; John W. treasurer’s report as read. A. Seay Errors and Omissions RUN: July 14, 21, 28, and Aug. 4 The meetings have been egy for providing viable place- Broussard, Gueydan; Joseph Paul seconded motion. The motion car- Insurance (JU-21) scheduled as follows: ment alternatives to meet the Broussard, Pascagoula, Miss.; ried unanimously. Mr. Fawvor reported to the Paula A. Broussard, Creole; Leslie Monday, July 18, 7 p.m., dredging needs of the Discussions were open for the Board that he still had received a JOHNSON BAYOU Calcasieu Parish Police Jury Calcasieu River and Pass pro- C. Carter, Cameron; R. W. following: letter from the insurance agent RECREATION DISTRICT Castaine, Cameron; Matthew J. 1) Discussions were open on requesting more financial infor- OF CAMERON PARISH Building, Lake Charles. ject for a minimum of 20 years. Collins, Hackberry; Ramona F. Artie Seay Ditch project. A. Seay mation. He stated that he would REGULAR BUSINESS Tuesday, July 19, 7 p.m. Beneficial uses may include, Conner, Lake Charles; Kimberly motioned to go ahead with the per- forward a copy of the Board’s audit MEETING, Cameron Parish Courthouse, ecosystem and habitat L. Courmier, Hackberry; Walter R. mit as far as allowed by the Corp. report to the insurance company. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 2005. Cameron. restoration, innovative uses, Davis, Lake Charles; Ernie K. of Engineers. S. Benoit seconded Contract with Bill Hankins The Johnson Bayou Recreation The Corps of Engineers, shoreline stablization, and Desormeaux, Hackberry; Marilyn the motion. Motion carried unani- On a motion by Ms. LeBlanc, District of Cameron Parish met on invites all interested parties to upland uses. D. Dimmitt, Hackberry; Adrienne Thursday, March 10, 2005 at 6:00 mously. seconded by Mr. Dupont it was attend one of two public scop- A map of the project area V. Dosher, Cameron; Jeanette M. 2) Drainage ditches in Gum moved to table this matter until pm. At the Johnson Bayou Doucet, Cameron; Evelyn L. Ellis, Cove area were discussed. S. the Board could further consult Johnson Bayou Recreation Center ing meetings which will be will be available for review at Cameron; Roy Ellison, Cameron; Benoit motioned to spray drainage with their legal representation on in the village of Johnson Bayou. used to help establish the 6 p.m., approximately one Melissa R. Ewing, Hackberry; lateral to help drainage. A. Seay this matter. The motion carried. Members present: Mrs. range of actions and alterna- hour prior to the scoping meet- Voorhies H. Faul, Creole; Leola seconded the motion. Motion car- New Business Brenda Sanders, Mrs. Khristy tives of the DMMP and the ings. Information regarding Mae T. Fawvor, Grand Chenier; ried unanimously. Management Report Trahan, Mr. Mike Barerra, and Gregory S. Finley, Cameron; Kirk significant resources that may the DMMP may be obtained 3) Discussions were opened on Ms. Trahan reported to the Mr. Layne Boudreaux. Absent: be impacted. prior to the meeting via the J. Fruge, Sweetlake; Patricia M. the pasture between Mustang Board that the new bathing tub Mrs. Raedella Peloquin. Guest: Gaspard, Lake Charles; Thomas Circle and Aladdin Road. will be installed on the 16th, Mrs. Stacey Badon. The Calcasieu River and CEMVN website at: Henry Gayle, Jr., Lake Charles; Drainage improvements were Thursday, of the next week. The Mrs. Brenda Sanders called Pass project does not have http://www.mvn.usace.army.m Lauralene M. Gayneaux, made to this area but dirt was old tub will be removed next the meeting to order at 6:15 p.m. adequate dredged material il/pd/projectsList/projectList.a Cameron; Johnny R. Goodwin, never smoothed out after project Monday so that the room can be It was moved by Mr. Mike disposal areas for the long- sp?projectType=OM Cameron; Linda L. Granger, Bell was complete. A. Seay motioned to cleaned and made ready for the Barrera, seconded by Mrs. Khristy term maintenance of the pro- Oral or written comments City; Leven M. Harmon, Cameron; level off area. S. Benoit seconded new installation. She then report- Trahan, and carried to approve the George H. Heard, Grand Chenier; ject. Existing disposal sites are may be provided at the public the motion. Motion carried unani- ed that the Hospital had pur- prior board meeting minutes. at or near capacity, some dis- scoping meetings. written Bessie H. Hebert, Lake Charles; mously. chased 24 new manual beds for It was moved by Mr. Layne John L. Hebert, Lake Charles; 4) S. Benoit presented invoice the Calcasieu Oaks facility. These Boudreaux, seconded by Mr. Mike posal sites have been substan- comments may also be submit- Alvin Henry Hull II, Creole; for approval to pay. A. Seay made beds replace old electric beds that Barrera and carried to approve the tially eroded into adjacent ted up to July 29, 2005. Christopher Mic Ikorok, Cameron; a motion to pay the invoices. S. were located in the facility. Ms. bills to be paid. water bodies, other disposal Written comments may b Arceneaux January, Jr., Cameron; Benoit seconded the motion. The Trahan stated that regulations It was moved by Mr. Mike areas have been lost to com- emailed to: U. S. Army Corps John Derrick Johnson, Hackberry; motion carried unanimously. concerning Geriatric-Psychiatry Barrera, seconded by Mrs. Khristy mercial developments, or of Engineers, New Orleans Julie B. Lacour, Lake Charles; 5) The board reviewed permit patients state that only manual Trahan and carried to approve the Keith M. Lacour, Lake Charles; landowners have rescinded District, CEMVN-PM-RP, applications. S. Benoit motioned beds are to be used to help prevent financial statement. permissions for their property Attn: Casey J. Rowe, Post Roger D. Landry, Gueydan; to accept all applications present- the possibility of injury. As to the In response to an advertise- Clifford J. Little, Hackberry; ed with some stipulations as made disposition of the old beds, Ms. ment for bids published in the to be used for placement of Office Box 60267, New William R. Little, Hackberry; by the board. A. Seay seconded Trahan reported that these beds Cameron Pilot, to bid off the stove dredged material. Orleans, LA 70160-0267. Percy J. Lougon, Gueydan; Darrell the motion. The motion carried had been used for years and that “as is” the following bids were As a result, remaining dis- W. Mallett, Creole; Peter J. unanimously. repair parts are no longer avail- received and tabulated: Manena, Jr., Lake Charles; Jo A. With no further business pre- able for these beds. Arean Jinks, $105.00; William V. McCauley, Lake Charles; sented, the meeting was On a motion by Ms. LeBlanc, Cramer, $78.00; Scotty Badon, Frederick L. Mhire, Grand adjourned. Minutes prepared and seconded by Mr. Fawvor it was $75.00. State shoot to be held Chenier; Vanessa K. Mudd, submitted by Scott Benoit, moved to receive bids on the elec- Considering the bid of Arean Cameron; Kathleen C. Nunez, Secretary-Treasurer. tric beds currently located at Jinks to be the highest bid, it was Creole; Rodrick A. Nunez, Creole; /s/Reuben LaBauve Calcasieu Oaks and any other moved by Mr. Layne Boudreaux, Austin L. Owens, Creole; Terrance REUBEN LABAUVE non-usable equipment located at seconded by Mr. Mike Barrera, in Cameron July 15 - 16 E. Perrodin, Hackberry; Charles PRESIDENT Calcasieu Oaks and South and carried, to accept her bid. Perry, Grand Chenier; Ervis E. /s/Scott Benoit Cameron Memorial Hospital. The In response to an advertise- The Cajun Clay Crackers, Grand Chenier, Creole, Portie, Jr., Hackberry; Keith Alan SCOTT BENOIT motion carried. ment for bids published in the the local youth shooting sports Cameron, Johnson Bayou and Price, Cameron; Jude Stacey SECRETARY-TREASURER Ms. Trahan reported to the Cameron Pilot, to bid off the teams, will hold the 2005 Grand Lake. The new Club Primeaux, Cameron; Damien H. RUN: July 14 (JU-17) Board that she had received the Dumpster “as is” the following Louisiana State SCTP Shoot Shooting Field is located east Quinn, Cameron; Sarah E. Racca, third bid for repainting the bids were received and tabulated Lake Charles; Gwendolyn on Friday and Saturday, July of Air Log on Trosclair Road. 14TH JUDICIAL Hospital required by the Public Peggy Boudreaux, $31.99 15 and 16. The activity will be Through the efforts of the Reasoner, Hackberry; Warren DISTRICT COURT Bid Law. Ms. LeBlanc requested Considering the bid of Peggy Anthony Reed, Creole; Debra G. PARISH OF CALCASIEU that the painting be held up until Boudreaux to be the only bid, it held at the Club’s new Trap members, parents and many Richard, Cameron; Kirk J. STATE OF LOUISIANA the business office move and new was moved by Mrs. Khristy Field on Trosclair Road just interested and helpful individ- Richard, Lake Charles; Kristie P. /s/ Kimberly Andrus emergency room reception areas Trahan, seconded by Mr. Mike east of Air Logistics Heliport. uals and businesses, the field Richard, Creole; Jennifer L. DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT are completed to see how much Barrera and carried, to accept her The Clay Crackers will was scratched out of a very Robertson, Cameron; Elizabeth G. SUCCESSION OF money is remaining in this year’s bid. have 29 boys and girls from the wooded area, leveled, derooted Robinson, Lake Charles; Michael NO. 41,233 maintenance budget. In response to an advertise- K. Robinson, Grand Chenier; Eric third grade through twelfth and marked off to meet ATA CONSTANCE BONSALL SIMS On the financial side of opera- ment for bids published in the grade, divided into five person specifications. With the dona- D. Roussell, Lake Charles; James FILED 6-24-05 tions Ms. Trahan reported that all Cameron Pilot, to bid off 1500ft of O. Savoie, Creole; Margaret Ann NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR accounts payables were up to date hurricane fence no bids were teams and ranked as Rookies, tion of a trap house, an auto- R. Savoie, Cameron; Mitzi D. AUTHORITY TO SELL IMMOV- and all payroll taxes have been received. Juniors and Seniors. The club matic Pat Trap machine and Savoie, Cameron; Gertrude A. ABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE paid. She also reported that the It was moved by Mr. Layne is associated with the automatic voice callers, the Savoy, Cameron; Kelly N. SALE Partial-Day program is being re- Boudreaux, seconded by Mrs. Scholastic Clay Target club members are enjoying the Shoemaker, Lake Charles; Adles NOTICE IS GIVEN that evaluated due to a payment error Khristy Trahan, and carried to Simon, Cameron; Karen Picou Program, a division of the use of an official trap field and Gerald K. Sims, Administrator of by Medicare. The program was take the following items off fixed National Shooting Sports equipment that is the best Sisson, Cameron; Eric John Stelly, the Succession of Constance being paid at a incorrect rate since assets list: Dumpster, stove hurri- Grand Chenier; Thomas A. Bonsall Sims, has petitioned this last October and this lower rate cane fence. Foundation. The club shoots available. Stoddard, Hackberry; Billy Storm, Court for authority to sell immov- made the program appear non- It was moved by Mr. Layne trap and all members are reg- Activities will begin at 9:30 Cameron; Debra W. Stutes, able property of the Succession at profitable. Medicare has agreed to Boudreaux, seconded by Mr. Mike istered members of the a.m. on Friday and Saturday. Cameron; Francis Roman Theriot, private sale in accordance with the increase the payment rate and Barrera, and carried to get Amateur Trapshooting The public is invited to come by Cameron; Mrs. Alton A. Trahan, provisions of La. C.C.P. Article reimburse the Hospital for any Ellender’s Portable Buildings Inc Association. Our organization and observe the shooting activ- Cameron; Gayla L. Trahan, 3281 for Thirty Two Thousand and back monies owed the program. to change out the metal siding on Cameron; Nedia A. Trahan, promotes safety in shotgun ities. There will be a concession No/100th’s ($32,000) Dollars, with Ms. Trahan stated that once the the roof of the Recreation Center shooting, proficiency in trap stand on site and all visitors Cameron; Chad Ray Tregle, the Succession to pay all encum- new rate is in effect and the back buildign. Cameron; Sethie R. Trosclair, berances, pro rata taxes, and pay payment has been made the pro- It was moved by Mr. Mike shooting and fun for the mem- are encouraged to bring their Cameron; Joetta L. Vincent, for all proper certificates. The grams profitability will be sub- Barrera, seconded by Mrs. Khristy bers. own lawn chairs (and umbrel- Creole; Sam Washington, immovable property is proposed to stantially improved. Trahan and carried to hire Club members come from las). The shooting each day will Cameron; Linda P. Welch, Grand be sold in an “AS WHERE IS con- Ms. Trahan reported that cen- Christenn Trahan as inside super- last until middle afternoon. Chenier; Yancy W. Welch, Creole; dition without any warranty sus at Calcasieu Oaks has recent- visor to replace Brandy Jinks. Donna V. Wilson, Creole; Charles except warranty of title” and is ly been down, so she has been It was moved by Mr. Layne W. Wright, Hackberry; Joseph D. described as follows: traveling extensively to nursing Boudreaux, seconded by Mr. Mike Young, Lake Charles. East Half of Southeast Quarter homes in the surrounding areas to Barrera, and carried to adopt and FERC approves LNG plant RUN: July 14 (JU-12) of Northwest Quarter of Section market the facility. She stated sign the Louisiana compliance 14; and the East Half of Fractional that this will happen periodically questionnaire. By HECTOR SAN construction jobs, 50 full-time Cameron, Louisiana Section 48, LESS AND EXCEPT and that an aggressive marketing It was moved by Mrs. Khristy MIGUEL jobs and 200 related jobs. June 30, 2005 strip one acre wide off the West of the facility will be needed over Trahan, seconded by Mr. Layne Construction is expected to The Cameron Parish School end thereof, Township 15 South, the next several weeks to get cen- Boudreaux, and carried to amend (American Press) start sometime this year. Board met in special session at Range 5 West; Four (4) acres, more sus back up where it needs to be. the 2005 budget to increase the 9:00 a.m. on this date with the fol- The Federal Energy This is not the first LNG or less, off the West part of She also reported that changes in capital outlay to refer to the prior Regulatory Commission on terminal approved by the lowing members present: Loston Fractional Northwest Quarter of operations and staffing at the year balance. McEvers - President, Dwayne Southeast Quarter of Section 14, facility had been completed with a There being no further busi- Thursday approved a pro- FERC for Southwest Sanner, Vice President, Dot as excepted and retained by James minimum disruption of available ness to discuss on a motion by, Mr. posed liquefied natural gas Louisiana. Theriot, Pat Howerton and Rachel H. Bonsall in a deed in favor of services. These changes along Layne Boudreaux, seconded by, terminal that will be partially In 2003, the commission Abadie. Absent: Clifton Morris and Mitchel Montie dated June 15, with the new marketing should Mrs. Khristy Trahan, and carried located in Calcasieu Parish. gave the green light for con- Marvin Trahan. 1915, recorded in Book U at page increase profitability of this facili- the meeting was adjourned at 7:55 The Exxon Mobil Golden struction of a $700 million On motion of Mrs. Abadie, sec- 212, Conveyance Records of ty also. PM. The next regular board meet- onded by Mr. Sanner, the Board Pass LNG terminal and its terminal near Hackberry Cameron Parish, Louisiana, On a motion by Mr. Fawvor, ing will be Thursday April 14, connecting facilities will be owned by Sempra Energy. It adopted final budget revisions for Township 15 South, Range 5 West, seconded by Mr. Dupont, the 2005 at 6:00 pm at the Johnson fiscal year 2004-2005. being the land marked in red on Board accepted the Management Bayou Recreation Center. built in the Jefferson, Orange will be called Cameron LNG. On motion of Mr. Howerton, Plat of Survey of F. Shutts’ sons, Company Report for the month of RUN: July 14 (JU-22) and Newton counties of Texas It was the first time the seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Board dated June 29, 1939, shown as June. The motion carried. and in Calcasieu Parish. It commission had approved approved the certificated person- Exhibit I attached to Suit #1991 of Payment of Bills PROCEEDINGS will be located on the Port construction and operation of nel for employment during the the 38th Judicial District Court On a motion by Mr. Fawvor, The Cameron Parish Arthur, Tex., ship channel an LNG terminal in the 2005 - 2006 session as recom- for Cameron Parish, Louisiana; seconded by Mr. Dupont, it was Waterworks District No. 10 met in mended by the superintendent. and will be built in two phas- United States since approv- Lot 2 of the Northeast Quarter of moved that the following bills be Regular session on Tuesday-June es. ing the Trunkline LNG plant On motion of Ms. Theriot, sec- Southwest Quarter of Section 14, approved for payment for the 14, 2005 at 6:15 p.m. at the onded by Mr. Sanner, the Board Township 15 South, Range 5 West, month of June: Johnson Bayou Waterworks Office The first-phase will pro- in Lake Charles in 1977. adjourned the meeting until the Cameron Parish, Louisiana. Nat Douget, Court Reporter, in the village of Johnson Bayou, vide import capacity of up to 1 Cameron LNG will include regular school meeting on Monday, This property is also proposed $394.00, Professional Fees Louisiana. Members Present were: billion cubic feet per day, a terminal, three storage July 11, 2005. to be sold subject to the Succession Brenda Boudreaux $202.00 Mrs. Connie Trahan, Mr. Jessie according to the FERC. The tanks, and a 35.4-mile APPROVED: reserving all mineral rights with Research Fees Simon, Jr., Mr. Jim Cox, and Mr. second phase would receive pipeline that will go through /s/ Loston McEvers respect to said property, and, The motion carried. Nathan Griffith. Guest attending LOSTON MCEVERS, up to 2 billion cubic feet per three parishes. The terminal therefore, the proposed sale of said Executive Session were Mr. Mike Elliott. Members day of imported gas. will begin operations in early PRESIDENT immovable property shall be with- No Executive Session was absent were Mr. Lloyd Badon. CAMERON PARISH out any mineral rights whatsoev- required this month. It was moved by Mr. Griffith to The project is to include 2007. SCHOOL BOARD er. There being no further busi- call the meeting to order. two new protected berths and The FERC last year ATTEST: Any heir, legatee, or creditor ness, it was moved by Mr. Fawvor, It was moved by Mr. Simon, five double-walled, full-con- approved the Sabine Pass /s/ Douglas L. Chance who opposes the proposed sale seconded by Mr. Dupont that the seconded by Mrs. Trahan and car- tainment LNG storage tanks. LNG receiving terminal being DOUGLAS L. CHANCE, must file his or her opposition meeting be adjourned. ried that the minutes be read and More than 122 miles of SECRETARY built by Cheniere Energy of within seven (7) days from the day Meeting adjourned at 7:00, accepted. pipeline will connect the ter- Houston in Cameron Parish. CAMERON PARISH on which the last publication of p.m. It was moved by Mr. Simon, SCHOOL BOARD this notice appears. Approved this 7th day of July, seconded by Mr. Cox and carried to minal with up to 10 existing The terminal is said to be RUN: Jul. 14 (JU 13) Date: 6-24-05 2005 approve the bills as paid. interstate and intrastate the largest LNG facility ever /s/ Kimberly Andrus Approval: CPA, Mike Elliott presented pipeline systems. approved by the commission. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS DEPUTY CLERK OF COURT Kyle Theriot, VICE-CHAIRMAN the 2004 final Audit report. It was The Golden Pass LNG ter- It will receive, store and The Cameron Parish Police RUN: July 14 and Aug. 4 (JU-18) Lower Cameron Hospital moved by Mr. Simon, seconded by minal will be located in vaporize an average of 2.6 Jury will receive proposals until Service District Mrs. Trahan and carried to accept 2:00 P.M., Monday, July 25, 2005, Sabine Pass, Tex. The million cubic feet of LNG per MINUTES Attest: the 2004 Audit. pipeline will go through day. Construction began earli- in the meeting room of the Parish Minutes of a regular meeting Greg Fawvor, Secretary Rhonda Morrison discussed a Government Building, 110 Smith of the Lower Cameron Hospital RUN: June 14 (Ju-19) billing software upgrade with the northwest Calcasieu Parish er this year. Circle, Cameron, Louisiana, from Service District. board of directors. It wasmoved by near Starks. The Golden Pass terminal individuals or private companies The Board of Directors of NOTICE Mrs. Trahan, seconded by Mr. Cox It will create up to 600 will be located southeast of interested in regularly mowing Lower Cameron Hospital Service Anyone knowing the where- and carried to fix the pc anywhere the Cheniere Energy project. approximately 60 acres of parish- District met in regular session on abouts of heirs of Alfred Vaughan, problem, possibly upgrade to Other LNG facilities pro- owned property in the Grand Lake Thursday, June 9, 2005. Members please contact Lydia Guillory-Lee, Windows 2000, and upgrade the area just south of the posed for Southwest present were as follows: Attorney at Law, Post Office Box software. Louisiana; Calcasieu/Cameron parish line in Kyle Theriot, Vice-Chairman, 121, Lake Charles, LA 70602, It was moved by Mr. Cox, sec- exchange for the hay generated by Greg Fawvor, Secretary - (337) 436-2266. onded by Mr. Simon and carried to *Southern Union’s mowing. Proposals packets pro- Treasurer, Tim Dupont, Barbara RUN: July 14 (JU-20) have one summer hand come in Trunkline LNG facility is viding the terms of the arrange- LeBlanc, Ronald Nunez, Jr. once a week to help out in the doubling its size with a $116 ment may be obtained at the Absent: Rick Merchant, NOTICE FOR BIDS office. million project. Cameron Parish Police Jury office, Chairman The Cameron Parish School It was moved by Mr. Cox, sec- *Shell Oil has applied to 110 Smith Circle, Cameron, Guests: Leslie Trahan, onded by Mrs. Trahan and carried Board will receive sealed bids on 8:00 pm. the FERC for approval to Louisiana, during normal busi- Assistant Administrator or before the hour of 2:00 P.M. on to purchase a new toilet for the ness hours. Call to Order office. The next Waterworks meeting build a $700 million terminal Thursday, August 4, 2005 at the will be held on August 9, 2005 at /s/Bonnie W. Conner The meeting was called to Cameron Parish School Board Safety meetings were dis- in the Gulf of Mexico south of BONNIE W. CONNER, order at 5:30 p.m. by Mr. Theriot. cussed. Rhonda and Nathan will 6:15 pm. at the Waterworks office. Cameron Parish. Office, Cameron, Louisiana for the Approved: SECRETARY Pledge of Allegiance following used stock trailer: obtain more information on the *ConocoPhillips has RUN: July 14 and 21 (Ju-14) Barbara LeBlanc led the parish schedule and report back to /s/ Nathan Griffith 1978 Neckover Trailer; Vin. Nathan Griffith-Chairman applied to build an LNG ter- Pledge of Allegiance. #1GHL1664744 the board of directors at the next minal 56 miles off the MINUTES Approval of Minutes meeting. Attest: Bids shall be accompanied by /s/ Connie Trahan Cameron coast. It has been Cameron Parish Drainage It was moved by Mr. Dupont CASH PAYMENT or a CERTI- There being no further busi- District #9, May 19, 2005, 6:00 and seconded by Ms. LeBlanc to ness to discss, President Nathan Connie Trahan-Secretary called the Beacon Port Clean FIED or CASHIER’S CHECK or RUN: July 14 (JU-24) p.m., Hackberry Recreation dispense with the reading and TELLER’S CHECK, or an OFFI- Griffith adjourned the meeting at Energy Terminal. Page 10, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., July 14, 2005