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MINDEN RESS ERALD P -H www.press-herald.com April 30, 2015 | 50 Cents THURSDAY INSIDE today INfERNo oN hwy. 79 MINDEN CRIME Fire destroys Couple arrested travel trailer on fraud Woman accused of shoplifting, drug No injuries reported during Wednesday blaze possession charges NEWS PG.3 Police say couple swindled banks, insurance companies
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A Minden couple sits behind bars after Minden Police discov- ered an alleged trail of bank fraud and identity theft. Raymond Warren, 57, of the Best Kare 1100 block of Rathbun Street, was arrested Tuesday, April 28, T-shirt and charged with 20 counts of identity theft, 38 counts of access contest device fraud, 38 counts of unlawful LIFE PG.5 possession of fraudulent docu- ments for identifi- cation purposes, issuing worthless checks, bank fraud, forgery, 17 counts of mone- R. WARREN tary instrument abuse, three counts of comput- er fraud, and three counts of online impersonation. Bond was set at $60,000. ‘Good Webster Fire District His wife, Bar- 10, along with the Min- bara Warren, 45, B. WARREN luck’ den Fire Department, has been charged were dispatched just with three counts of bank fraud, after 1 p.m. Wednes- issuing worthless checks and day after a fire broke three counts of monetary instru- OPINION PG.4 out and destroyed a ment abuse. Bond was set at travel trailer in the $45,000. 17,000 block of High- “It (the case) came in as some WEATHER way 79. The occupant bad checks and as they (detec- of the trailer says he tives) got to looking into it, they TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK was outside and saw got to two local banks totaling smoke coming from about $21,000 in bad checks,” the trailer. The cause of Minden Police Chief Steve Crop- the blaze remains per said. “A representative from under investigation. National Crime Insurance Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald Bureau, which investigates insur- ance fraud, got involved and he assisted in the investigation.” Cropper says a search warrant 80 56 SeeARREST, Page 2 HIGH LOW Plentiful sunshine. CoMMuNIty outREaCh Winds NW at 5 to 10 mph.
CONNECT WITH US Fundraiser Saturday to benefit St. Jude patient @mindenph MICHELLE BATES was found on his frontal His family says he’s had family says. He will return headaches. After surgery, [email protected] lobe. brain surgery, chemother- to St. Jude in July for more he had to relearn many of The fundraiser is set for apy and radiation treat- tests and to the things people take for noon at 677 Highway 531. ments to treat the tumor, monitor the gran ted, like learning col- A fundraiser has been Fish lunch plates will be but not all of the initial tumors. ors, numbers, telling time, set for Saturday, May 2 for a available for an $8 dona- tumor was removed. After Before he the months of the year. St. Jude patient who is tion. A live band with Dex- he went to St. Jude Chil- had the sur- Other things included hav- doing well, but can no ter Mathis will be playing dren’s Research Hospital, gery, Daniel ing to relearn how to bathe, Vol. 46 No. 215 longer have the life-saving as well. another tumor was discov- s u f f e r e d dress himself and use eat- surgeries he needs. The benefit is to raise ered on the right side of his from a ing utensils. Daniel Thompson, 20, money for Daniel and his brain. He is unable to have severe lack THOMPSON “He had to learn what to was diagnosed with stage 4 family to help defray med- any more surgeries, of appetite, call items and associate the glioblastoma, giant cell, a ical and every day expens- because it will be detri- vomiting, vision and mem- type of brain tumor that es. mental to his health, his ory problems and severe SeeFUNDRAISER, Page 2 2 Thursday, April 30, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald
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proper word with what he was trying to say,” his mother Stephanie Thompson said. “He has lost some of his long- term memory that will never be recovered at this point. He continues to have short-term memory problems but he has developed ways to cope with that.” His family says he is doing well now. His weight is back up, appetite is back to normal and he doesn’t get sick to his stomach the way he used to. He has made tremendous improvement in learning. “His doctor has concerns on the MRI, but that could be a side effect of the radiation,” his mom said. His family says he loves to work, enjoys camping, fishing and hunting. He taught him- self to play the guitar and re- taught himself following sur- gery. He is the oldest of six children. “He is an awesome young man that I am very proud of,” she said. “He knows he wouldn’t have been able to Daniel Thompson has two tumors, one on each side of his brain. While physicians at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital monitor his health, Daniel come as far as he has without pushes himself to stay active, his mother Stephanie Thompson says. The fundraiser set for Saturday at noon is to help the family defray medical God.” expenses and help with every day expenses. Courtesy Photos
City picked it up later. nonexistent business. Once Det. Keith King time. City. ARREST Investigators say it all “He was ‘kiting’ the began delving into the The insurance fraud Somehow, he said, the Continued from page 1 started when they were checks from Regions Bank alleged crimes against began in 2012, according banks networked and fig- contacted about two bad to t he Navy Federal Credit Regions, Agent Ted Raley, to what investigators ured out what was going checks written by Barbara Union,” Cropper said. with the NCIB contacted found. on. was issued and police went Warren to Brookshire’s Kiting is a term used them in reference to the While King was investi- to the Rathbun Street resi- Grocery in October 2014. when checks are floated insurance fraud against gating the Regions case, “He went from banks to dence and seized docu- One of the checks was from bank to bank. In USAA, an insurance com- Det. Chris Cheatham writing hot checks at Dixie mentation in reference to more than $500, which is a other words, Warren was pany for military mem- received a case from Citi- Mart,” Cropper said. the case. Police seized felony, Cropper says. essentially floating a bers. zens Bank along the same Investigators say Ray- numerous boxes of checks, Within a handful of check. But instead of writ- Investigators say it’s lines. In the Citizens case, mond Warren admitted to checkbooks, paperwork, days, a representative at ing a check and making a roughly $25,000 worth of Warren allegedly created a the charges, including the and some electronics. Regions Bank contacted deposit before the check claims where Warren has new name and opened an insurance fraud. Barbara Investigators also seized a police telling them Ray- cleared, he would with- created bogus accounts, account with false identifi- truck purchased under an mond Warren had taken draw money from an ATM saying someone broke into cation and paperwork. Warren’s charges, investi- assumed name the Friday Navy Federal Credit Union machine before the check his vehicle or his home. Warren was reportedly gators said, stem from before the couple’s arrest. checks and was writing came through and put it The claims were between doing the same thing with writing bad checks and The dealership in Bossier them on an account for a into another bank. $1,500 and $2,000 each two other banks in Bossier cashing fraudulent checks. Thursday, April 30, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald 3
facebook.com/mindenph louISIaNa lEgISlatuRE WEBSTER&MORE Proposal to limit TOPS program wins senate support MELINDA DESLATTE 2015-16 level. Rather than its growth. He said the tion programs. Worries about the cost amendment from Sen. the current automatic program is forecast to cost Jindal described the of TOPS have grown as the Associated Press Rick Gallot, D-Ruston, that increases whenever tuition Louisiana $354 million in proposal last week as state has faced continuing would ha ve kept students costs rise on college cam- 2019. "breaking the promise we budget shortfalls and as BATON ROUGE — whose parents earn more puses, increases to TOPS "I think it's wonderful made to Louisiana fami- colleges have raised their than $1 million a year Ignoring opposition from payments in the 2016-17 that we have the program, lies" to cover the full cost tuition rates to compen- Gov. Bobby Jindal, state school year and beyond and I think we need to be of tuition if a student sate for cuts to their state from being eligible for a senators agreed Wednes- would have to get separate smart enough to do some- reaches the academic financing. Each increase TOPS award. day to put cost controls on approval from lawmakers. thing to make sure that requirements for TOPS. in tuition drives up the "In my mind, if you Louisiana's TOPS free col- The measure, heading the program continues for Currently, to get the cost of TOPS. make over a million dol- lege tuition program. to the House for debate, our children and our basic TOPS scholarship But the program is lars a year, you probably The Senate voted 27-9 could make students and grandchildren," Donahue that covers all tuition costs much beloved among can afford to pay for a for the bill by Sen. Jack their parents pay more out said. "If we keep going like at a public college in middle-class families, who public university educa- Donahue, R-Mandeville, of pocket for college — if we're going, we won't be Louisiana, a graduating benefit disproportionately tion," Gallot said. which has the backing of tuition grows and lawmak- able to afford it." high school student must from the tuition aid. Also, Donahue said the TOPS higher education leaders ers don't boost TOPS pay- Sen. Dan Claitor, R- have a 2.5 GPA on core the program is credited and the wife of the pro- ments to cover it. Baton Rouge, opposed the curriculum and a 20 ACT with helping more stu- awards were based on gram's namesake. But Donahue said bill, reading comment score. The program is slat- dents get college degrees merit, not income. He Under the proposal, the TOPS, slated to cost $284 cards from his con- ed to cover more than in a state with low levels of opposed the amendment, TOPS tuition payment rate million next year, is threat- stituents who urged him 55,000 students' tuition educational attainment. and it failed in a 25-10 would be locked in at the ened without ways to limit to protect higher educa- next year. Senators rejected an vote.
MINDEN CRIME Woman accused of shoplifting, drug possession for theft of goods. Accord- MICHELLE BATES ing to reports, she was [email protected] seen throwing an item into a trashcan and swal- A Ringgold woman was lowing a pill. charged on theft and sev- When officers checked eral drug charges after she the trashcan, they found was caught by store what appeared to be a employees taking items partially smoked marijua- without paying for them. na “cigarello.” When asked Amy Garcia, 28, of the what pill she took, she 200 block of allegedly told officers it Beckham was a blood pressure pill. Camp Road Her purse was checked, in Ringgold, and no pill bottle or any was arrested other medications were April 22, and found. The possession in charged the presence of a minor with theft of charge was levied because goods, pos- she had two small chil- Keith Brown speaks on homelessness session of GARCIA dren under the age of 5 CDS in the with her at the time, presence of a minor, pos- according to reports. session of drug parapher- She was placed under to Taking off Pounds Sensibly group nalia, possession of arrest and transported to Schedule I CDS a nd two the Minden Police Station, Keith Brown recently spoke to members of the Taking Off Pounds Sensibly 0483 group about the epidemic that is counts of obstruction of then transported to Bayou homelessness. The group provided care packages, consisting of soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, shampoo, condition- justice. Total bonds were Dorcheat Correctional er and other hygiene items, for Brown to deliver to those without a home. Pictured are, front row, Martha Langley, set at $3,925. Center for booking. Zelda Harber and Louise Haughton. Back row are Mildred Boeven, Angie Ogelsby, Faye Wallace, Fran Peterson, Renee Minden Police officers Minden Police Sgt. Joel Jones and Brown. Leaders include Langley, co-leader, Haughton, weight recorder, Wallace and co-weight recorder were dispatched to Wal- Kendrick and Officer Jere- Harber. Courtesy Photo mart when the head of my Sitter were the arrest- security detained Garcia ing officers. oBItuaRy Dorothy Gale Shyne Kelly husband, Dennison V. Kelly Sr.; father, Robert Shyne of Minden; son, Dennison Kelly, Jr.; three sisters, Jacqueline Taylor, Jasmine Taylor, and Takeria Kelly, all of Minden; Dorothy Gale Shyne Kelly was born Nov. brother, Dewayne Shyne of Minden; sisters, Patricia 29, 1965 in Shreveport to Robert D. Shyne Shyne of Minden, Debra Thomas of Dallas, Cynthia and the late Almer C. Walker Shyne. Shyne of Minden, Juanita Allen (Brian) of Minden; aunt, She received her formative education in Mary Durham of Minden; uncles, J. C. Coleman of Corv- the Webster Parish school system and a ina, California, James Walker of Minden, and C . W. Walker graduate of Minden High School Class of (Yuuko) of Aurora, Colorado; sister-in-law, Denise Shyne 1982. of Ft. Worth; and a host other relatives and friends. Dorothy accepted Christ at an early age. Homegoing Celebration Service for Dorothy Gale She was a member of the Holmes Memori- KELLY Shyne Kelly will be at 11 a.m., Saturday, May 2, at St. Rest al Temple. Baptist Church with Superintendent Roy C. Hill, pastor of Dorothy Kelly departed this earthly life on April 25, Holmes Memorial Temple, officiating. Interment will fol- 2015. She was preceded in death by her mother, Almer low at the Springhill C.M.E. Cemetery. Services are Shyne; brother, Billy Shyne; grandparents, T. J. and Essie entrusted to Kennon’s Mortuary. Mae Walker and Dave and Fannie Shyne; uncles, Sammy Visitation will be from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., Friday, May Shyne, Otis Shyne, Curtis Shyne, Kaiser Shyne, and Jessie 1, in Kennon's Mortuary Chapel and family hour will be Green; aunts, Mable Lee Williams, Effie D. Harris, and from 6 until 7 p.m. at Holmes Memorial Temple. Louise Green; and mother-in-law, Dorothy L. Kelly. Email condolences may be sent to kennonsmortu- Dorothy leaves to cherish her memories, her loving [email protected] 4 Thursday, April 30, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald
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While growing body of scientific research our chosen profession may not be finding that California is in the getting the accolades we would midst of its worst drought in over like, right now we'd say there are at a mil lennium (and) global warm- least a couple of positions that did- ing has made the drought worse." n't make the list but are much A Stanford University study said, more challenging. "Human-caused climate change The first is member of the helped fuel the current California Louisiana Legislature. Our state senators and representatives have drought." One news outlet sum- the unenviable task of try ing to bal- marized the conclusions of a ance a budget with huge revenue group of environmentalists this shortfalls. Adding to their plight, way: "California's severe and most options to increase revenue ongoing drought is just a taste of come with more strings and hand- the dry years to come, thanks to cuffs attached than even Houdini global warming." could break free from on his best Let's examine a few drought day. facts. California ex perienced eight The second is head of a major droughts in the 20th centu- Louisiana state university. It was ry, according to the U.S. Geologi- revealed earlier this week that offi- cal Survey. They ranged from two cials in the LSU system are doing years to as long as nine years, such their homework on what it would as that which occurred from 1928 take to seek financial exigency, or, to 1937. In the previous century, in layman's terms, academic bank- there was the bitter drought of ruptcy. 1862-65, which was a catastrophe Let that sink in a moment. Offi- for the state of California — made cials at the state's flagship universi- worse by a smallpox epidemic. ty and their associated campuses are to the point they have to con- Scott Stine — professor of geogra- sider that drastic a measure. phy and environmental stutdies a Incredible. California State University, East In his column Sunday, Gov. Bay — said that all of these mod- Bobby Jindal said the administra- ern droughts were minor com- tion seeks to protect higher educa- pared with California's ancient tion from severe cuts. The reality is droughts of 850 to 1090 and 1140 higher education has already taken to 1320. One wonders whether a huge hit. As state support has California Gov. dropped from about 70 percent of Jerry Brown and funding to less than 30 percent, his cadre of fees and tuition costs have soared. environmental In the past 15 years, tuition costs extremists have increased way past the rate of would attribute PERSPECTIVE inflation. those ancient We understand our representa- droughts to tives in Baton Rouge face a tough man-made task. They will have to make diffi- global warming. cult choices, and there will be A large part screaming from all who get cut. But we also believe that education is of California's vital to our state's future. water problem WALTER WILLIAMS We can't afford to cut higher has economic education to the point that we roots. Whenev- drive our best and brightest out of er there's a state, or prevent them from getting sho rtage of anything — whether We need‘Good only to reflect the inventory tax would luck’ gin up dreds of millions of dollars in a college degree. We need to keep it's water or seats at a baseball sta- upon the actions of the Senate some $450 million for the state new taxes on the backs of them in state and make sure they dium — our first suspicion should Finance Committee last week in the 2015-2016 fiscal year. Louisianians in Jindal’s last have the knowledge and skills to be that the price is too low. Cali- to recognize Gov. Bobby Jindal Who says a decimal here or year in office. lead us in the future. And, hopeful- fornia agriculture consumes about has a firm grip on the legisla- a comma there doesn’t make a That brings us back to ly, we'll get some economics 80 percent of the state's delivered tive process thus far in the fis- difference? Better yet, who Adley’s legislation to repeal the majors who can help the state bet- water, and it has been exempted cal-only session of the Legisla- says Senate President John inventory tax. ter manage its finances so we don't from many of California's new ture. Alario doesn’t know a thirng o Jindal has maintained that find ourselves in su ch a bind ever restrictions. On top of that, agri- It was there, last Wednes- two about overcoming some- he will veto any budget bill again. cultural water users pay a much day, that members of the com- thing as silly as a reluctant that results in any net increase lower price than residential users. mittee listened to one witness committee or an economist in tax revenues for state gov- In other words, California's farm- after another, including parish who may have lost his way ernment. So the thinking ers are being heavily subsidized. presidents, sheriffs and school momentarily? among the thinkers is repeal- The Advocate, The Imperial Valley, located in officials, explain the dire con- And since Alario, an ex offi- ing the inventory ta x would the southeastern part of the state, sequences that would emerge cio member of the Senate cut spending by some $400 is geologically a desert. for local governments Finance Committee, sat in on million-$500 million. After all, Baton Rouge, on Nonetheless, its farmers grow throughout Louisiana if law- Wednesday’s hearing to local governments collect the large quantities of potatoes, cauli- makers signed off on Sen. “observe,” it was a forgone money, and the state’s only flower, sweet corn, broccoli and Robert Adley’s bill to repeal conclusion Adley’s bill would role in the matter involves severe weather onions. These crops would not be the state inventory tax. It was come out of committee one reimbursing businesses for the produced without there being gut-wrenching testimony to way or another. Or over any inventory taxes they pay local Some weather experts are pre- subsidized irrigation and other say the least. Moreover, the and all objections or testimo- governments. Meanwhile, dicting a calmer-than-average hur- state and federal subsidies. I need mood in the committee room ny painting a picture that the lawmakers would be free to ricane season for the Gulf Coast, world would come to an end someone to show me that there is was somewhat surreal, only raise some $400 million-$500 and we certainly hope that's the because the testimony was so for local million in new taxes, keeping case. But the severe weather system such a desperate need for some- government. where to grow potatoes, corn and compelling. in step with Jindal’s “no new that moved across south Louisiana Obviously it wasn’t com- The com- net revenues for state govern- this week, bringing heavy rain and other crops that we need to subsi- pany line dize making a desert bloom. pelling enough, for the com- ment” pledge. Or something strong winds, served as a powerful mittee eventually voted 9-1 to leading up Western water is mostly con- to that effect. reminder to residents of what bad advance Adley’s legioslation t to consider- And Robideaux, astute as weather can do. trolled by the U.S. Congress and the full Senate for considera- ation of its Bureau of Reclamation. he is, wouldn’t allow a tax-rais- The storm brought gusts of up to tion. Sen. Ed Murray of New Adley’s two ing measure to be heard in his 62 mph, downing trees and cutting Through lobbying efforts, the inventory Orleans cast the lone “no” committee until the Senate off electrical power acro ss the Bureau of Reclamation is con- tax repeal vote. showed some good faith on its region. In Baton Rouge, a tree fell on trolled by growers and other spe- bills was the The Finance Committee’s side of the Capitol. Smart a motorist's car as he was driving, cial interests. Water is distributed Senate decision to hear the Adley bill move by him. but he was able to crawl out to safe- in California and other Western may have been a surprise to needed to SAM ty. He was hospitalized with frac- do some- It’s unlikely the Legislature, states not by market prices but by some observers of the political HANNA JR. as a whole, will go along with tured vertebrae. In Jefferson Parish, the political process. Agricultural process, but anyone who’s thing to kick the wind blew several train cars off start serious repealing the inventory tax in interests have disproportionate been around the camp fire one fell swoop. Though a cer- the Huey P. Long Bridge. political power. That means that long enough knows there’s discussions Luckily, no deaths were reported in the legislative session as tainly reasonable proposition agricultural interests receive tax- more than one way to skin a for the business community, from the storm. Some schools and payer-financed handouts. cat. Or move legislation, for lawmakers grapple with a pro- offices remained closed on Tuesday jected $1.6-billion revenue the inventory tax represents a California farmers argue that just two days earlier, another huge sum of money for local because of continuing power out- without federal and state govern- inventory tax repeal bill shortfall. Truth be known, the ages. Senate had to do something governments throughout ment subsidies, crops could not be authore d by Adley was shelved Louisiana. Without it, many Severe weather is never a wel- since the chairman of the come thing. But if there is a silver grown in desert areas. That's a in the Senate Revenue & Fiscal local governing bodies will go committee in the House of lining in this week's dark clouds, it foolish, self-serving argument. If I Affairs Committee. That bill broke overnight. Representatives that holds is the opportunity that the storm were an Alaskan wanting to use fell by the wayside after Greg And no lawmaker in his Albrecht, chief economist at jurisdiction over any revenue offered for local officials to gain government subsidies to build measures refused to budge right mind wants come home hothouses to grow navel oranges, I the Legislative Fiscal Office, more experience in crisis manage- until the Senate acted on the after the legislative session, ment. That experience could prove could use the same argument: advised members of the Rev- look some local official in the enue & Fiscal Affairs Commit- inventory tax proposition. helpful if even larger weather chal- Without government subsidies, I Rep. Joel Robideaux of eye and say, “Good luck.” lenges threaten the Gulf Coast this couldn't grow navel oranges in tee that Adley’s proposition p~ã= e~åå~= gêK= áë= éìÄäáëÜÉê would yield little money for Lafayette chairs the House hurricane season. Alaska. çÑ= qÜÉ= lì~ÅÜáí~= `áíáòÉåI= ~åÇ the state in the fiscal year that Ways & Means Committee, We commend the first respon- The bottom line for solving Cal- which, you guessed it, is the ÜÉ=ëÉêîÉë=áå=~å=ÉÇáíçêá~äLã~åJ ders who dealt with this week's ifornia's water problem is that begins July 1. 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Around Town Annual Freedom Fund Banquet
The Minden branch of the NAACP will have its Annu- al Freedom Fund Banquet at 6:30 p.m., May 8 at the Minden Civic Center. The keynote speaker will be the Rev. Dr. Earl Griggin Jr., presiding elder of Monroe District of the CME Church and former pastor of Mt. Zion CME in Minden. For ticket infor- mation, contact Tan Grigsby at 470-3364 or Sharon Wallace at 840- 1165. Thursday, April 30
The NAACP Minden, La Branch will meet for its monthly meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Northwest 14th District Building. For more information contact Kenneth Wallace at 371- 4436. Saturday, May 2 Mt. Lebanon Historical Best Kare T-shirt contest Best Kare Journey Adult Day Health Care Center of Minden recently held a design a T-shirt for the business. The clients all participated and there were Society presents “Stage three finalists chosen. Third place - Teresa Frazier, second place - Elissia Capers, first place winner is Charles Tillman of Dubberly. The new t-shirt logo Coach Days” at Mt. will be "FOLLOOooo the Rainbow…Why Chance it??? Get the Best Kare at the Best Kare Journey Adult Day Health Care Center. Courtesy Photo Lebanon. Live music, cake walks, a silent auction, quilt raffle will be avail- able. Gourmet hot dogs at noon and supper at 5 p.m. with grilled hamburgers. Lots of food and fun. Also, a fun game of Mt. Lebanon Jeopardy will be played with trivia ques- School Lunch Hero Day is May 1 tions and answers about the history of Mt. Lebanon. The event Between preparing and recognition from stu- Get details about School The School Nutrition members are dedicated to begins at 11 a.m. Exit 61 healthy food, adhering to dents, school staff, parents Lunch Hero Day at Association is a national, making healthy school off I-20, Mt. Lebanon is on strict nutrition standards, and the community. www.schoollunchhero- nonprofit professional meals and nutrition educa- Highway 154, three miles navigating student food “School nutrition day.com. To learn more organization representing tion available to all stu- south of Gibsland. allergies and offering serv- employees must balance ab out the school nutrition 55,000 or more school dents. To find out more ice with a smile, Webster many roles and follow program for Webster nutrition professionals about today’s school A special meeting to dis- Parish nutrition profes- numerous federal, state Parish, visit www.web- across the country. Found- meals, visit www.schoolnu- cuss the development sionals have a lot on their and local regulations to sterpsb.org. ed in 1946, SNA and its trition.org/SchoolMeals. plans proposed by plate. ensure safe and healthy Creighton Hill Develop- To celebrate their hard meals are available in ment Corp. will be at 1 work and commitment, schools,” Sylvia Dupree, p.m. in the fellowship Webster Parish Schools will food service supervisor, building at Great Saint celebrate School Lunch said. “School Lunch Hero Paul Baptist Church. Hero Day Friday, May 1. Day provides the opportu- The Pine Grove cemetary This day, celebrated annu- nity for the community to fund annual memorial ally since 2013, was desig- thank these hardworking service will be at Pine nated by the School Nutri- heroes.” Grove Methodist Church tion Association and Jarrett Federal nutrition stan- at 11 a.m. The offering is Krosoczka, author of the dards ensure that school used to maintain Pine Lunch Lady graphic novel cafeterias always offer low- Grove, Crow and Miller series. fat, or fat-free milk, fruits, cemeteries. A covered School Lunch Hero Day vegetables, whole grains dish lunch will follow the provides and opportunity and lean protein. School service. All are welcome. for parents, students, meals also meet limits on school staff and communi- calories, sodium and Sunday, May 3 ties to thank those who unhealthy fats. provide healthy meals to The importance and Union Grove Baptist 30 million of America’s stu- nutritional value of school Church will host its 111th dents each school day. meals are well document- church anniversary at 3 All across the school ed. For many children, p.m. The guest speaker district, school nutrition school lunch is the most and church will be Pastor professionals will be hon- important and nutrient- Donald Crawford and ored with thanks, cards rich meal of their day. Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church of Emer- son, Arkansas. Mount Zion Missionary Rocky Mount Baptist Church will host its 17th Baptist Church in Ringgold is anniversary for Pastor Billy R. Ellis at 3:30 p.m. The guest speaker will be the accepting resume’s for pastor. Rev. Julian Burns of Previous pastoral experience preferred, Springville United Baptist but not required. Mail all inquiries to Mout Zion Church of Gibsland. Rocky Missionary Baptist Church, P.O. Box 664, Mount BC is located at Ringgold, La. 71068. Highway 534 in Homer. Ê Ê / >̽ÃÊÊÌ i >ÛiÀ>}i Ê ÕÕLiÀÊÊv Ài>`iÀà ʫiÀ Ê V«ÞÊÊv i>V Ê ÕÃ>> Ê iÜë>«iÀ°
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SportS WIFFLEBALL TOURNAMENT briefs college bb SRT WIFFLEBALL TOURNEY Bulldogs defeat SFA behind big BLAKE BRANCH but as far the turnout it sixth inning [email protected] was great. Chief Cropper RUSTON – and his wife stayed out Louisiana Tech used a Living Word of Minden here all day with us and seven-run sixth inning hosted a wiffleball tourna- everything went really to break a tied ball game ment on Saturday, April well. Thanfully no one got as the Bulldogs ran 25, in an attempt to raise hurt.” away with an 11-3 victo- money for the Minden Waller said the tourna- ry over Stephen F. Police Department’s ment wouldn’t have been Austin Wednesday night Special Response Team. possible without the gen- at J.C. Love Field at Pat erousity of their corporate Plenty of people turned sponsors: Hol-mont Sales Patterson Park. out to support the good With the midweek & Rental, Fairway Carts, cause, including Minden’s Inc., Minden Embroidery victory, Tech (21-21) Chief of Police Steve has now won 11 consec- & Gifts, Professional Cropper. Home Health, Old Arcadia utive non-conference The tournament took victories dating back to Motor Company, MCO place at Living Word’s Electric, Hebert's Town & March 6 against Texas newly built wiffleball sta- A&M-Corpus Christi. Country, Mike's Outdoor, dium, Bush Stadium. Lagniappe Montessori & The last time the Bush Stadium was built Bulldogs won as many Children's Center, Minden in memory of former Farm & Garden, Grider's non-conference games senior paster, Rev. Bill in a row was in 2006 Glass, Inc., Harper Bush. Motors, City on a Hill, when Tech won 12 After a spirited day of games out of league Loye's Pharmacy and wiffleball, the Conoco Party Express Catering. play. Phillips team took home Heading into the bot- Waller said that while the tournament title. they came up $200 short tom of the sixth with the More importantly, a game tied at 3-3, Tech of their goal, being able to goal was set by Paster aid our local police made sent 11 batters to the Trey Waller before the the tournament a success. plate and scored seven tournament to raise “Our main goal with runs on four hits, three $3,200 for the Special this whole thing and the walks and a Stephen F. Response Team, and tournaments to come is to Austin (15-30) error as thanks to generous dona- serve,” Waller said. “It the Lumberjacks sent tions, team participation says in the word of God four pitchers to the and corporate sponsor- that our greatest call is to mound in the inning ships, a total of exactly serve, and be a servant of before the Bulldogs $3,000 was raised. all. For us to be able to Members of team Conoco Philips pose with their first place trophy from the came away with a 10-3 “We set a goal of rais- help those who are Wiffle Ball tournament held at Living Word’s Bush Stadium. The tournament lead. ing $3,200,” Waller said. already serving us, that’s raised $3,000 for the Minden Police Department’s Special Response Team. Braden Bristo (3-2) “We almost hit that goal, huge.” once again gave Tech a Courtesy Photo/Trey Waller quality start on the mound as the sopho- more pitched six full innings, while allowing three runs and striking out six to earn the win Lakeside begins before making way for the Bulldogs’ bullpen. Jared Keating, Adam playoffs at home Derouen, Brandon Horne and Kelby Blalock combined to pitch the final three against Dunham innings and held SFA scoreless on just two hits to close out the win. The Lakeside Warriors wrapped up the regular season with an impressive 18-8 overall record, 9-1 in district. The Warriors enter the playoffs as the No. 11 seed on a six-game winning streak and have won 13 nba of their last 15 contests. Friday, Lakeside will host the Dunham Tigers out of district Hawks defeat 2-6A (18-15 overall). Nets for series lead ATLANTA (AP) — Al Horford banged his dislocated finger and SHOOTING SPORTS spent much of the game fiddling with it. Jeff Teague twisted his right Pittman takes first at state competition ankle and hobbled to the locker room for a quick tape job. By the end of the night, they were both feeling just fine. Minden Press-Herald and Holcomb’s Horford and Teague scored 20 points apiece, thlete of the eek helping the top-seeded A W Atlanta Hawks hold off the Brooklyn Nets 107- 97 Wednesday night in an NBA playoff series that's closer than anyone envisioned. Down by 17 at the end of the first quarter, Brooklyn might have returned home with an improbable lead if not for Horford and Teague. In the final minutes, Teague darted into the lane on his taped ankle for a pair of baskets that sealed another hard- fought victory. "It's the playoffs," said DeMarre Carroll, who led the Hawks with 24 points but also had his right hand wrapped up after taking a hard fall. "You don't have injuries in the playoffs." Congratulations to Lakeside’s Josh Prince. He is this Atlanta leads 3-2 in week’s MPH/Holcomb’s Athlete of the Week after the best-of-seven series, going 3-3 with a single, double, homerun and 4 RBI in with Game 6 Friday Saturday’s win over Evangel. night in Brooklyn. If needed, Game 7 would The Press-Herald’s Athlete of the Week feature is brought Blaine Pittman, a member of the Webster Parish 4H shooting sports team, recently placed first at the 4H state shooting competition in the .22 rifle be back at Philips Arena to you every other Thursday by Holcomb’s Body Shop. on Sunday. division. Courtesy Photo/Gwen Deloach Thursday, April 29, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald 7
GOODfacebook.com/mindenphNEWS The BiBle SpeakS The Gift of Holy Time It seemed that God had finished which he had made; and he rested level of happiness. Remove any lowed it” Exodus 20:8-11. worship with other Christian believ- His perfect work of cre- on the seventh day from all commandment and one’s capacity The very fact that this command ers, acts of care for others such as ation. Adam and Eve his work which he had for life fulfillment is diminished. begins with the word “remember” visiting the sick and shut ins, enjoy- were now exploring their made. And God blessed The fourth commandment reads tells us that God knew we would ing God’s second book of nature. Eden home. “And God the seventh day, and sanc- “Remember the Sabbath day, to need reminding. Life keeps us in the When is the last time you went for a saw every thing that he tified it: because that in it keep it holy. Six days shalt thou fast lane, it is easy to forget the holi- walk just to enjoy the creation had made, and, behold, it he had rested from all his labour, and do all thy work: But the ness of the Sabbath, but God intend- around you? Jesus modeled this kind was very good. And the work which God created seventh day is the Sabbath of the ed it as a special day to spend with of Sabbath keeping rather than the evening and the morning and made” Genesis 2:2, 3. LORD thy God: in it thou shalt not Him free from our daily works and manmade legalistic traditions cur- were the sixth day” The seventh day was the do any work, thou, nor thy son, nor concerns. Rather than doing our Genesis 1:31. There was, only day that was blessed thy daughter, thy manservant, nor works 24/7, we place our trust in rent in His day. however, one more work and sanctified, set aside for thy maidservant, nor thy cattle, nor our Creator/Sustainer to meet our The spiritual, emotional and of creation – not some- KATHY a holy use. It commemo- thy stranger that is within thy gates: needs. Rather than cleaning, lawn physical refreshing that comes from thing tangible, but rather IRIZARRY rated God’s work o f cre- For in six days the LORD made mowing, work projects, shopping, enjoying the gift of the Sabbath is the creation of an experi- ation. heaven and earth, the sea, and all etc., we lay all of that aside choos- known to be a longevity factor. Why ence of time with God – God’s law of love, the that in them is, and rested the sev- ing only what will forward our rela- would anyone want to miss out on holy time. “And on the Ten Commandments, is a enth day: wherefore the LORD tionship with our Creator – personal its blessings? Remember this gift of seventh day God ended his work prescription for living at the highest blessed the Sabbath day, and hal- Bible study and prayer, corporate holy time.
aloNG The waY There’s a big world out there We have heard that state- coal mine. And now with all hurtful thoughts invade our can begin by accepting what day. We need His help in leav- By turning loose of the ment many times, and it is so the iphones, ipads, kindle and conscious/subconscious mind, has been and by trusting God ing r egrets, misfortunes, and past, and grasping for the true. Just cast your eyes to the other ‘helps’ everyone is read- use Scripture promises to dis- for what will be. TODAY let’s hurts of yesterday behind us future blessings of God, we skies on a cloudless night and ing more and more (we hope). pel and forbid them from cap- declare an end to all hostili- and focus on what God has will better understand the gaze at the ‘worlds God has Another expanding world tivating our thoughts. Sing a ties, regrets, and defeats. prepared before us around the created up there’. We hear for us! hymn, say a prayer, focus on When we do this, we can turn curves on life’s road. Biblical teachings of ‘growing often that new galaxies, plan- With our ever-compelling God’s love and forgiveness. our thoughts to God’s won- We know God is the in grace, living by faith and ets or heavenly search for more Isaiah 43:18-19 reminds drous promises and the glori- source of all power, love and being a ‘peculiar people’. And bodies are being knowledge, we still us to ‘do not remember the ous future He has in store for goodness. So we can leave our we will see the ever-expand- ‘discovered’. must deal with past events, pay no attention to us. petitions before His throne ing worlds God has prepared And yet, back issues of the past, things of old. I am about to do Zig Zigler reminds us: and ask Jesus, our Mediator on planet earth, dragging baggage something new; even now it is “The pages of our past cannot before the Father, to intercede for us. Worlds of ministry, there seems to be that we need to coming. Do you not see it? I be rewritten; but the pages of for us. Change will begin to mission opportuni ties, serving an ever-expanding dump as quickly as will make a way in the wilder- our tomorrows are blank.” The come. It may be slow at first, our fellow man in ways we world before us we can. Many of us ness; there will be rivers in the Bible tells us that God is at but as we draw near to God, never dreamed about as we here. (Dynamic have grown up desert.’ Yes, “God will make a work in our lives at all times, He will draw nigh unto obey the directive of Matt. changing area of having to deal with way...through the wilderness continuing to help us grow us ....and we will sense we are 28:18-19: Go, change your medicine, physics, issues that hamper and deserts of our lives?” Now and mature in our faith. We making peace with our past, cyberspace; use of our vision for the that sounds great and wonder- need His divine wisdom each through the power of the Holy world! (Some quotes taken drones, sophisticat- BILL future, serving as ful....but it is not always easy. day. We need His help to show Spirit working within us.. from Devotions for A ed weaponry and CRIDER blinders in seeing We know God wants us to be up strong in our lives each Righteous Man). fiber optics, elec- God’s expanding persistent in our requests and tronic domains, plan for us. We are lay our petitions before Him, and paperless continually believing in His power to banking, etc)! reminded in Scripture to ‘turn ‘move mountains’. He is ever- Kindergarten children are loose of the past and grasp for ready to help us make peace exposed to so much in just one the future blessings God has in with our past – getting right year of classroom studies, store for us’.(Heb 12:1). with our fellowman; cleaning opening up a world to them We all have dealt with dis- up our failures and mending that will be expanded expo- appointments in life. By trust- broken hearts! nentially throughout life. In ing God and His promises, we We must find ways to times past, if we could read a can sincerely seek to focus our accept the past, no matter how dozen books a year, that hopes and energies on the difficult it may be to do so. would be a wonderful window future, limiting our glances Don’t let your mind get stuck to open our minds to the world back over our shoulders to in the quicksand of regret. It is beyond the cotton field or the yesterday’s hurts. When these time to plan your escape. We
The upward look Crying out to God
“In my distress I called upon to deliver him. God in His heaven- the LORD, And cried to my God ly temple heard David’s cry. for help; He heard my voice out of David was confident that God His temple, And my cry for help would answer his plea for God before Him came into His ears.” hears the cries of His people. Psalm 18:6 NASB Lord Jesus, I call to You and David was in great distress as You provide the relief and strength the perils of life were tormenting I need to persevere. In my times of him. The evil and ungodly, who distress, troubles, and trials, You were all around him, were perse- are my deliverer and my help. cuting and pursuing him even to Max Hutto is a Baptist Minister MAX the point of attempting to kill him. and a resident of Minden. More David called out for help to God, information can be found at HUTTO hi s only hope. He prayed for God www.upwardlook.org. Ê Ê / >̽ÃÊÊÌ i >ÛiÀ>}i Ê ÕÕLiÀÊÊv Ài>`iÀà ʫiÀ Ê V«ÞÊÊv i>V Ê ÕÃ>> Ê iÜë>«iÀ°
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! # !!! 14 Thursday, October 17, 2013 – Minden Press-Herald GOODGOODNEWSNEWS Now I belong to Jesus
This was Paul's theme my life; Salvation comes (Since we, now, belong to I belong to Jesus; He is the source of my life; song after his 'Damascus through faith in this resur- Jesus, we become clay in Road Conversion'. It rected Lord; Salvation is the hands of the Master Salvation comes through faith in this became obvious to every- free to all who will believe, Potter. Remember, we one around him too. No etc". (Wh at challenge did belong to Him)! resurrected Lord; Salvation is free to all doubt he composed a song he lay out for us to follow A dynamic parallel to who will believe, etc. or two about the One who in our daily lives?). today's cultural pull is “ was the object of every- As we study through the found in Acts 17 when Paul APOSTLE PAUL thing that engaged Paul's New Testament (especially confronts the Epicurean attention. (What an exam- Paul's writings and actions and Stoic philosophers with points out that we must world, singing "Now I long had enslaved me. ple for you and me?) in Acts), we become more the "new religion about respond to the invitation to Belong to Jesus". His precious blood He Every time Paul had an convinced that our Jesus' death and resurrec- embrace His forgiving Jesus, my Lord, will gave to redeem;” Now I opportunity, he shared what lifestyles must be measured tion". So he addressed them Spirit. He had learned first- love me forever; From Him belong to Him. Jesus had done for him, by the plumb-line Paul and preached about the handed by God overshad- no pow'r of evil an sever. Now I belong to Jesus; what Jes us meant to him, used to gauge his commit- "Unknown God", preceed- owing him, bringing him He gave His life to ran- Jesus belongs to me; and what the blood of Jesus ment and dedication to the ing to tell them about this face-to-face with Jesus. He som my soul; Now I belong Not for the years of time can do for all sinners. It teachings of Jesus Christ. God who sent his Son to be wanted to share the same to Him. alone, But for eternity. was Paul who was led away In his letters to Timothy the Savior of the world. 'living faith' with everyone Once I was lost in sin's from Jerusalem to share the and Titus (two young pas- Paul, then (V 24-34) he met, especially the degradation; Jesus came gospel to the "Gentiles". tors), Paul outlines so many points why he had commit- Gentiles. down to bring me salvation, This led him through Asia principles for godly living, ted his life to his Lord. His Although Norman Lifted me up from sor- Minor, Southern Europe, teaching, leading and serv- main point, of course, was Clayton is credited with row and shame; Now I Crete, and then on to ing. Each disciple must be to turn their attention away writing these lyrics, it is belong to Him. Rome. His message never encircled by these concepts from their gods to the True possible Paul composed Joy floods my soul, for changed: "I belong to to grow us into the 'saints' God. Though He is not such songs as this as he Jesus has saved me; Jesus; He is the source of we were meant to be. ever far from us, Paul made his way across his Freed me from sin that
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APARTMENTS EMPLOYMENT CHURCH WIDE a family member. given a chance this community. SALE Friday and Mobile homes to be heard. FOR RENT CARETAKER NEED- Saturday 8 am. are allowed in Terry Brown spoke ED Cooking, light Minden Presbyte- an R-3 District To be advertised in with the Council house cleaning. Will but a variance is the legal section of regarding his rian Church need to be taken to needed because the official journal department. He Dr. appointments and 1001 Broadway there is already on April 16, April 23, reports while they SMALL grocery store. Call Street in gym. one residence and April 30, 2015. are busy, they 318-382-1309 Funds benefit on the property. are doing well. CARING & COM- youth. ***NOTE: THIS ADS DO PASSIONATE CNA’S FRIDAY & SAT. MAY Legal Description: ITEM WAS TABLED During Citizen s WANTED 1 & 2 7-3. 5170 Hwy LOT 70 X 372.5 AT THE APRIL 9, participation period, Apply in person. 528 Minden. Huge X 370.7 X ? FT. 2015, MINDEN a citizen expressed SELL! Cypress Point Nurs- IN NW/4 OF SE/4 PLANNING a desire to build, 4 family garage ing Center SEC. 27-19-9 COMMISSION refurbish, or Bossier City, LA sale. Everything MEETING*** otherwise improve CALL Grow Your B usiness (behind Lowe’s on must go! Located All interested the children s Douglas Dr.) off 371 in Dixie Inn. parties will be April 16 & 23 & 30 , 2015 park area(s) in Call Courtney to place your ad! 318-747-2700 Follow the sign. given a chance Minden Press-Herald Cotton Valley. The AND Come & make a differ- FRIDAY MAY 1 AND to be heard. ______Board of Aldermen ence in someone’s life SATURDAY MAY MINUTESexplained our PLACE 377-1866 LPN NURSE Sarting 2 7am-Until 809 April 16 & 23 & 30 , 2015 TOWN OF current financial pay $18/hr. Taking ap- Constable, Tons of Minden Press-Herald COTTON VALLEY situation but plications at Claiborne ______BOARD OF encouraged her tools, garden and Parish Detention Cen- PUBLIC NOTICE ALDERMEN to work toward YOURS PLACE YOUR ter, 1415 Hwy 520, household items, APRIL 14, 2015 that goal with 8a-4p. Monday - Fri- and decor! Minden Planning their appreciation day. FRIDAY MAY 1ST Commission Meeting Called for her efforts. TODAY! AD TODAY! NOW HIRING quali- 919 Center St. Meetingto Order by fied servers, hostess- 7:30am - 12:00. Mayor Phillips. Motion was made 377- es and food runners/ Various items, posi- May 7, 2015 Invocation offered by C.C. Cat Cox, bussers. tively no sales be- 10:00 a.m. by Officer Jason seconded by Toby Classified line ads are Fitzgerald, Pledge Sinclair to adjourn, Email contact infor- fore 7:30! 1866 mation and previous Pelican of Allegiance by motion carried. GARAGE SALE published Monday work experience to Conference Room Mayor Phillips. 1110 Drew Lane. through Friday in the admin@myromas. - Minden City Hall Motion was made Apri 30, 2015 com. 4 Families - Fri- by C.C. Cat Cox, Minden Press-Herald Minden Press-Herald, SEEKING IN-HOME day 7-6 - Saturday On the agenda seconded by ______SENIOR CARE PRO- 7-12. is a request Toby Sinclair to Bossier Press-Tribune VIDER with HomeC- GARAGE SALE from Associated accept the Agenda are, independent liv- Friday, May 1 and Machine of Minden, as presented, and online at ing and/or significant Saturday, May 2. Louisiana, Inc. motion carried. senior sitter experi- for a front yard Motion was made 7:00AM - 3:00PM setback variance by Toby Sinclair, ence. Most important 187 S. Tanglewood concern of female on property owned seconded by patient is mobility. Dr. Minden LA. Mis- by them located C.C. Cat Cox Additional responsi- cellaneous Items. at 633 Shreveport to accept March bilities’ may include Lots of Bargains! Road. This 2015 Minutes bathing/dressing, light GARAGE SALE May property is zoned as presented, meal preparation, 1-2, Fri 7-5, Sat B-4 (Highway motion carried. Rates Commercial). Motion was made MISC. light housekeeping, 7-noon. Beaver- SIMONEAUX’S errands, shopping by Toby Sinclair, SPECIALTIES Sell- creek Subdivision- Associated seconded by C.C. and potentially trans- wide. Enter on Pricing is e asy! ing *select* live & porting patient to and Machine of Minden, Cat Cox to pay the boiled crawfish. from appointments. Richards Way, off Louisiana, Inc. bills as presented, plans to construct Every weekend We are looking for Hwy 531, across motion carried. a new commercial in May!! Fridays someone to provide form Living Word companionship. Must Church. Furniture, building on this The Town Clerk $7.75 starting at 4:00PM, property and is announced that be a non-smoker and antiques, cloth- Saturdays starting requesting a front Mrs. Brown from Per Day - Up to 20 have strong work eth- ing, miscellaneous at 11:00AM. Call ics. Exact hours are yard setback the Council on household items, variance. The Aging reports by words! Additional (225) 335-3433 to negotiable. Please plus. front yard setback phone that she place your order call 832-723-5543 or ¢ requirement in will be making words are only 30 now!! We will be 318- 377-1494 MOVING SALE Fri- day May 1st and the B-4 District recommendation to cents more! boiling on Sunday is 25 feet. her Board to return for Mother’s Day DRIVERS Saturday May 2nd. 8am - Until. 913 the property of the & Memorial Day DRIVER NEEDED Legal Description: Old Cotton Valley weekend! Come for Best Waste in Hinton St. Some- LOT #7, WEST Depot to the Town Garage S ales see us out on Hwy Minden. For inquiries thing for everyone! SIDE ADDN. of Cotton Valley 531 next to Minden please call the office (BEING DESC. and that she will No word limit. Truck Stop. Owned at 318-377-8222 HOMES AS A LOT be seeking the FRONTING 100.8 equipment inside be and operated by FOR FOR FT. ON MINDEN- declared surplus. Hunter & Katelyn SALE SHREVEPORT $11 Simoneaux. SALE RD. X 118.3 X 80 X The Mayor informed FOR SALE BY OWN- 2000 CHEVY PRISM 167 FT. IN SW/4 OF the Council that One Day RENTAL Mileage 84,242. ER 2br/2ba house NE/4 SEC. 28-19- the outstanding 134 LOOP RD. on Lake Bistineau. 9) & 15 FT. STRIP warrants have been $625/Month. First White. $2,950. Call 377-9299 Great starter home ADJ. IN SW/4 OF delivered to AMS, 50 and last plus de- or get away. Ap- NE/4 SEC. 28-19- and collection $16. posit. 3br 2ba Liv- GARAGE proximately 1 acre 9 (FORMERLY process has ing room, dinning with 110ft pier com- AN ALLEY) begun. The total of the outstanding Two Days room, fenced back SALES plete with electric- yard. Call 318-505- All interested warrants 2 FAMILY GARAGE ity and water. Con- parties will be surrendered to AMS FREE Gar age S ale 9736 SALE 942 Fuller, crete boat launch, given a chance was approximately Receive a 1722 DORCHEAT Kit Hwy 163, Doyline. fenced backyard, to be heard. $200,000.00. with your two day ad! RD. 3br 1ba Central Friday and Satur- stone fireplace, H/A $790/month. day May 1st and screened deck and April 16 & 23 & 30 , 2015 The Mayor informed *Garage Sale ads must be prepaid. Susan 318-272- 2nd, 8am - Until. open deck, and 2 Minden Press-Herald the council that 9948 Small appliances, ______there had been an car garage. 318- PUBLIC NOTICE incident the month 2BR 1BA $300/ hoover vacuum, T- 347-3099 Deadlines deposit & $525/ before where fall fryer, curtains, HOME FOR SALE Minden Planning monies had come month. Water paid. books, clothes, and 3BR, 2BA BRICK Commission up missing from the Country living, 8 shoes. HOME, ON 3.08 MeetingUtility Department. Ads miles out. Call 517- 297 MCINTYRE RD. ACRES. 2517 That the matter had Line ads must be 1323 Friday & Saturday, JACK MARTIN May 7, 2015 been turned over 2BR 1BA HOUSE May 1 & 2, West ROAD $160,000. 10:00 a.m. to the authorities submitted by noon and was currently 631 Lewisville Rd. of Dixie Inn. Pots, BY APPOINT- the day before Kitchen appliances Pelican under investigation pans, furniture, MENT ONLY. CALL Conference Room furnished. $600/ by the Webster publication. Display ads sheets, mens stuff, 318-453-8685 - Minden City Hall Parish Sheriff s two days prior to dep $600/ mo. 377- clothes & lots of Office. Motion publication. 5874. If no answer, other stuff. On the agenda was made by Toby leave message. 5 FAMILY YARD is a request Sinclair, seconded 2BR 1BA Near Hom- SALE Saturday from Creighton by Brandon DeHart Public Notices er. $300/month. only. 7am-Until. No Hill Community to investigate 318-584-4373 sales before 7AM. PUBLIC NOTICE Development for the possibility of Public notices must be a zoning change installing security 111 Loop Rd. Ev- submitted two days prior to BOATS Minden Planning on property owned cameras in and erything CHEAP! Commission by them located around the Town 2008 Ni- publication date depending FOR SALE 810 DURWOOD Meetingat the corner of W. Hall Building, on the length. Notices tro Z-6 115 HP Merc. DRIVE. Big 3 fam- R. Reeder Street motion carried. $12,500 Firm. 318- ily garage sale. May 7, 2015 & Bayou Avenue. Brandon DeHart may be emailed to 265-0266 Household goods, 10:00 a.m. The zoning change volunteered to [email protected] SERVICES clothing, shoes, being requested is research this and misc. 7a-4p Pelican from R-3 (Single matter and report NEED LAWN CARE Family Residential) next month. May 2, 2015 Conference Room SERVICE? Please - Minden City Hall to RP (Single Payments call Lawn Manage- BIG 3 FAMILY GA- Family Residential Motion was made ment for free quote! RAGE SALE 711 On the agenda Patio Homes). by C.C. Cat Cash, Checks, Billing Mowing, edging, Bymo Drive (off is a request from Cox, seconded by weed eating. 318- Goode) Friday Angelina Martin The purpose of this Naomi Houston, 377-8169 7AM-7PM Saturday Steward for a zoning change is to appoint Earnie COMPLETE LAWN 7AM - 1PM. Wicker zoning variance on for the proposed (Buster) Gipson to CARE SERVICES property owned by construction of five the Webster Parish THANK Sofa, Bar stools, Real E state Not ice (5) new homes as Fire District #8 Serving Minden & Lamps, garden her located at the “All real estate advertised herein is surrounding areas. municipal address Phase I of a housing Executive Board, subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, 15 yrs experience. bench, bicycles, of 500 Joel Street. development. motion carried. The which makes it illegal to advertise any Call 318-525-2099 for fish cooker, storm This property is Board of Aldermen preference, limitation or discrimination windows, hunting Legal Description: for the Town of YOU FOR pricing estimates. zoned R-3 (Single based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- Social Se- and fishing items, Family Residential). LOT #7, LESS Cotton Valley cap, familial status, or national origin, or DENIED curity DISABILITY deer stand, pirogue 50 X 100 FT. expressed their intention to make any such preference, PREV. SOLD & deep appreciation limitation, or discrimination. We will not and/ or SSI? boat, pictures, The purpose of this zoning variance E/2 OF LOT #8, to both candidates, knowingly accept any advertising for real Please CALL 318- wreaths, plants, READING! is to place a 2015 WESTON ADDN. Will Tolar and estate, which is in violation of the law. Ladies, Junior, and 272-3312 ALWAYS year model mobile (PARCEL #114514) Mr. Gipson for All persons are hereby informed that all leave a message. Men’s clothing - lots dwellings advertised are available on an home on the their interest equal opportunity basis. NO money up front of misc. property to be used All interested and dedication as a residence by parties will be to the people of Thursday, April 30, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald 11
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