n Daily Le sto ad u e YOUR FORECAST INSIDE R r th Mostly sunny skies • Remembering Dr. John, Pg. 3A Highs Sunday near 92. • Class 1A All-State teams, Pg. 10A Lows Sunday near 70. • Tech’s Dunigan, Nitz enter La. No rain in forecast for next week. Sports Hall of Fame, 11A – 1894 – Ruston Daily Leader

Sunday,– 1894 June– 9, 2019 Follow us: www.rustonleader.com $1.50 FEMA nixes homeowner recovery help

By Nancy Bergeron associate administra- [email protected] tor of FEMA’s Office of Response and Recovery, There won’t be any wrote in a letter to Ed- federal money coming wards. to Lincoln Parish for The decision means individuals impacted affected residents are by the April 25 tornado. basically on their own FEMA, on Thursday, to deal with storm dam- Leader photo by NANCY BERGERON denied Gov. John Bel age, Kip Franklin, Lin- Ruston probation Officer Natasha Maryland plays the role of an off-duty officer during an off- Edwards’ request for in- coln Parish director of duty/on-duty plainclothes survival training. On-duty officer Louisiana Tech Police Corporal Tyler dividual assistance, say- Homeland Security and Weatherford arrives at a shots-fired call to find someone in plainclothes, but with a gun drawn, ing there wasn’t enough Emergency Prepared- standing over a victim. The training was the first of its kind done in this area. residential damage. ness, said. “ … based on our Though the Gover- review of all the in- nor’s Office Homeland formation available, Security and Emer- Blue on blue including results of gency Preparedness the joint Individual As- is expected to appeal sessment Preliminary FEMA’s decision, it’s Officers train for off-duty, plainclothes survival Damage Assessments, unlikely anything will it has been determined change, Franklin said. that the impact to the The individual as- By Nancy Bergeron unseen in your waistband. is standing there with a gun. [email protected] The situation is escalating; “They could mistake you for individuals and house- sistance program is you decide to get involved in the the bad guy,” Curtis Hawkins, holds from this event is designed to provide You’re an off-duty police of- life-threatening circumstance. reserve training officer with not of such severity and financial help or direct ficer on a weekend outing when You take down the shooter but the Louisiana Tech University magnitude to warrant services to people who a recently fired employee from are still standing there, gun in Police Department, said. the designation of In- have necessary expens- the store in which you’re shop- hand, when uniformed officers It’s happened: dividual Assistance … es and serious needs ping decides to take revenge come around the corner with • In Oakland, California, a Therefore, your request with a gun. their weapons drawn. plainclothes officer was shot is denied,” Jeff Byard, See FEMA, Page 2A Even though you’re dressed They don’t know you. All and killed when two other in plain clothes, you still have they know is one person is on your service weapon holstered the ground and another person See BLUE, Page 2A Parish taking steps Backus won’t seek re-election toward ACT Work Leader News Service our parish, a part of this portunity of serving you [email protected] transform- parish and and using my God given Ready Community ing quality our many talents to keep Lincoln Longtime Lincoln of life attrac- accomplish- Parish first.” By Caleb Daniel WorkKeys and the Parish Police Juror Jody tions, finding ments. It has Backus is a former [email protected] number of local em- Backus will not seek re- ways to fund been a plea- jury president. His de- ployers who recog- election this fall. our parish’s sure to have parture means incum- Representatives nize the credential. Backus, who repre- infrastruc- served along- bents will not be run- of education, gov- “ACT designed sents District 7, has been ture needs, side with my ning in at least two of the ernment, business the ACT test to mea- a juror for 15 years. creating jobs hardworking 12 jury seats. District 6 and economic devel- sure your four-year “It is a job I love,” and investing colleagues. Juror Walter Pullen has opment in Lincoln Backus college readiness, he said in statement in our young “I want to announced he’s running Parish this week and they designed announcing his deci- people. thank all of for parish assessor. joined their counter- WorkKeys to mea- sion not to seek a fifth “I am proud of this my many supporters for All 12 seats are up parts in four other sure your work read- term. “Together, we have parish and what we as a the faith and confidence for re-election this fall. north Louisiana iness,” said Angie tackled many important community have helped you have placed in me. Qualifying for the Oct. parishes in taking White, senior vice issues and projects in shape. I feel blessed to be Thank you for the op- 12 primary is Aug. 6-8. the first steps to- president of the ward becoming ACT North Louisiana Work Ready Com- Economic Partner- Lawmakers add money for LDCC access road munities. ship. “So these are This designation skills that tell an By Nancy Bergeron munity College campus Louisiana Delta Com- Part of the city’s respon- is assigned by Io- employer, if an ap- [email protected] here. munity College is get- sibility in the new LDCC wa-based nonprofit plicant’s certificate The money was added ting a new $8 million partnership is building ACT, most known for matches the needs The Louisiana Legis- to the state’s capital campus here that will a road to the campus and its college prepara- of the occupation, lature has appropriated outlay bill Thursday anchor a city-developed technology park. tory standardized that person is train- $6.3 million for the city during the final hours of technology park aimed The road is essential test of the same able for the job.” of Ruston to build an the regular legislative at preparing employees for economic develop- name. The national- Starting in the access road at the new session. for high-tech industry ment, Walker said. ly recognized “Work Shreveport/Bossi- Louisiana Delta Com- “We had said it would jobs in the region. The capital outlay Ready Community” er metro area and be 2023 before we could The new campus will money includes $1 mil- label centers on a spreading across start (the road project). replace the existing lion in Priority 2 for parish or county’s I-20, White said an With this we can start campus on James Street planning and $5.3 mil- number of residents initiative called a lot quicker,” Ruston and will be located on lion in Priority 5. Pri- who hold a creden- Mayor Ronny Walker acreage east of Louisi- ority 5 is basically a tial through ACT See, ACT, Page 6A Ruston Daily Leader $1.50 said. ana 33 and south of I-20. non-cash line of credit.

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FORT LAUDER- Florida-based database updated its policy to DALE, Fla. (AP) — After known as GEDmatch to establish that law en- California detectives change its policies. forcement only gets used a popular online The nonprofit web- matches from the DNA DNA database to track site’s previous practice profiles of users who down a suspect in the was to permit police to have given permission. decades-old Golden use its database only That closed off more State Killer slayings, to solve homicides and than a million profiles. other police agencies sexual assaults. But More than 50,000 users quickly adopted the its operators granted a agreed to share their same technique. Utah police department information — a figure Since that case was an exception to find the that the company says cracked last year, at assailant who choked is growing. least 50 other killings unconscious a 71-year- The 95% reduction and rapes have been old woman practic- in GEDmatch profiles solved nationwide by ing the organ alone in available to police will using partial DNA church. The assailant’s dramatically reduce the Submitted photo matches to find sus- DNA profile led detec- number of hits detec- pects’ relatives, whose tives to the great-uncle tives get and make it Rhodes Realty cuts ribbon identities can lead to of a 17-year-old boy. The more difficult to solve The Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon cut- arrests. But complaints teen’s DNA matched the crimes, said David Fo- ting ceremony for Rhodes Realty. Owned by Justin Rhodes, the office is about invasion of pri- attacker’s, and he was ran, a forensics biology located at 2304 Commons Ct., Unit 3. The office number is 255-0096. vacy have produced a arrested. professor at Michigan backlash, leading the GEDmatch soon State University.

BLUE continued from page 1A officers mistook him Bienville Parish Sher- asked to go check on a One of the trainees “It’s common in “to the possibilities of for a suspect allegedly iff ’s Department and uniformed colleague turned and “shot” the high-stress situations what could happen in holding someone at Ruston police, have re- who responded to a uniformed policeman, for those to happen,” plainclothes and how gunpoint. The officers cently completed. The shots-fired call and then responding only to the Hawkins said. “The to respond to reduce the didn’t recognize their training was offered wasn’t heard from. weapon pointed at her. training is to teach changes of a friendly plainclothes colleague; through Tech’s police The off-duty officer The stress of a rapid- them how to overcome shooting,” she said. “It they told investigators department. draws his gun — in ly evolving incident can those natural reactions really stuck with me they were reacting to The aim of the two- this case, a training cause auditory exclu- so they can make better after I did it.” the gun he was point- day session: to help weapon that “shoots” sion, where the person decisions.” Which for Hawkins ing. officers prepare for and a laser beam — enters being told to drop the That’s what makes is the whole point. • In New York City, overcome natural hu- a room and finds his gun literally does not the role play a critical “Once you get that a detective working man reactions so they coworker down. That’s hear the command, and part of the course, he knowledge, to put it in an unrelated case re- don’t find themselves when the uniformed tunnel vision, in which said. practical application, sponded to a robbery in a compromising police arrive with their an officer focuses only Ruston probation Of- to be able to do it, is dif- in progress call nearby. situation. guns drawn and yelling on the threat — like the ficer Natasha Maryland ferent from just listen- When patrol officers The two-day train- “drop the gun, police, drawn gun — and not said the survival train- ing to a presentation,” arrived and entered the ing, which included drop the gun!” the whole situation. ing opened her eyes he said. store, they say a man fit- classroom instruction ting the description of and role-playing, dealt the suspect come from with real-world possi- the back, holding what bilities: an on-duty of- appeared to be a gun. ficer’s response to a per- When the man moved son with a weapon and toward them, the of- off-duty/plainclothes ficers shot and killed officers’ response to him. The man was the being confronted by detective. on-duty officers. Hawkins, a retired In the first possibil- Ruston city police of- ity, the person with the ficer, who trains sev- weapon could be an eral law enforcement armed suspect, or it agencies, doesn’t want could be a legally armed anything similar to oc- citizen or an officer in cur in Lincoln Parish. street clothes, Hawkins But he knows no agency said. To a responding is immune to “blue-on- officer, there’s little blue” shootings. visual difference in any Blue-on-blue shoot- of those, especially in ings are defined as a tense moment and a friendly fire on police shots-fired call. by police. Usually they “There could be happen when an on- somebody there who’s duty officer mistakes a not a bad guy, but who’s plainclothes or off-duty armed,” Louisiana officer for a suspect, Tech Police Chief Ran- Hawkins said. dal Hermes said. Yet in talks with That’s what makes law enforcement agen- the training important, cies across North and especially in split-sec- Central Louisiana, ond decision-making Hawkins discovered situations, he said. none had any depart- For instance, when a ment-wide training responding officer yells for off-duty and plain- “drop the gun,” do it. clothes survival. But even in practice, That led him to devel- that doesn’t always hap- op the first-of-its-kind pen — at least not in the program that Louisi- first run-through. ana Tech officers, along Participating offi- several officers from cers went through a the Ruston probation scenario in which the office, Dubach police, off-duty officer was

FEMA continued from page 1 they are unable to meet for FEMA imburse- through other means, ment once a presiden- according to FEMA’s tial disaster declara- website. tion is issued, there’s no Preliminary dam- automatic threshold for age estimates done by individual assistance. FEMA and the state On June 3, Presi- showed 82 homes — dent Trump declared most in Ruston — were Lincoln, Union and destroyed and 106 ma- Morehouse parishes jorly damaged by the federal disaster areas EF3 storm. as a result of the severe Ruston Mayor Ronny weather April 24 and 25. Walker said Friday But the declaration morning he isn’t sure covered only public what other options for assistance. At the individual assistance time, Edwards said may be available, but he remained optimis- the city will look into it. tic that FEMA, and Though there are subsequently Trump, built-in thresholds that would also approve the quality public entities request for individual to be eligible to apply assistance. Community Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 3A Bible authority crucial

All men must recognize the need amples of “disrespect” for God’s Word for authority in all things that we do. can be seen. The attitude is, “wear my If you were to take your vehicle to an name,” or “have the kind of music auto mechanic and instruct him to that pleases you,” and “let the church put in some spark plugs but he also be any kind of organization which worked on the transmis- pleases the people.” sion and gave you a bill for There have even been oth- $2,800.00 because he felt that ers who have gone so far as to you needed a new transmis- say ‘”we don’t need Bible au- sion, you know that he did thority for everything that not respect your authority. we do.” However there are Since you did not authorize some today that do respect that work to be done, you God’s Word and desire to do have no obligation to pay for all things that are pleasing that transmission. By to him. These are the type of If you instructed for Gary Hargis individuals that we need to your living room carpet have fellowship with. to be replaced with blue carpeting Respect For Authority Submitted photo before you went away for the day and The Old Testament is filled with returned to find that not only was the example after example showing us Groups donate to CCA living room carpet replaced but two how we should have a genuine, fearful The Tiger Men Fellowship teamed with Birthday Fellowship on May bedroom carpets were replaced with respect of God’s authority. In Leviticus 31 to donate both fans and clothing to the Lincoln Parish Christian green carpeting, your authority was 10:1-2 it says: “Then Nadab and Abihu, Community Center. Pictured from left to right on the front row are once again ignored because carpet was the sons of Aaron, each took his censer Joseph Capers, Sr., president; Elder L.O. Adams; and Lemon Lewis. added and color was changed without and put fire in it, put incense on it, and On the second row are Charlotte Reed, Stephanie Matthews, Cullen your authority. If a gasoline station offered profane fire before the LORD, Jackson and Vernesta Adams. On the third row is Tiger Men’s Group were to guess at what to charge you which He had not commanded them. Chairman Bobby Rabon. rather than measure out the gasoline So fire went out from the LORD and by a definite standard gallon, you devoured them, and they died before would be upset. the LORD.” All men recognize the need for au- We can clearly see that these two thority in secular matters. But what added to God’s Word. They did not ‘Dr. John,’ funky New Orleans about religion? Don’t you think God respect His authority. We can also see has given man a standard to go by in examples of this in Cain and Abel (Gen- the realm of religion? The Bible says: esis 4:2-9), King Uzziah (2 Chronicles ‘night-tripper’ musician, dies “All Scripture is given by inspiration 26:9-21), and Uzzah (2 Samuel 6:3-8). All of God, and is profitable for doctrine, of these examples are for our learn- NEW ORLEANS (AP) rhythm ‘n blues with for reproof for correction, for instruc- ing (Romans 15:4) and demonstrate — Dr. John, the New Or- psychedelic rock and tion in righteousness, that the man to us that we must have respect for leans singer and piano startled listeners with of God may be complete, thoroughly the authority of God in all that we do player who blended its sinister implications equipped for every good work” (2 religiously. black and white musical of other-worldly mag- Timothy 3:16-17). How Can I Establish styles with a hoodoo-in- ic, employing a piano The Bible Teaches The Need Bible Authority? fused stage persona and style both rollicking For Authority There are three ways in which to gravelly bayou drawl, and haunting. He later Jesus performed many signs, won- establish Bible authority. The first is died Thursday, his fam- had a Top 10 hit with ders, and miracles, prompting people command, which is a positive state- ily said. He was 77. “Right Place, Wrong to come to Jesus and ask Him, “By ment or a requirement. An example In a statement re- Time,” collaborated what authority are You doing these of a command can be found in Mark leased through his pub- with numerous top-tier things? And who gave You this author- 16:16. The second is approved apostolic licist, the family said rockers, won multiple ity?” (Matthew 21:23). These people Dr. John, who was born Grammy awards and example. The New Testament example Dr. John recognized that authority is needed. of this type of Bible authority can be Mac Rebennack, died was inducted into the In Colossians 3:17, the Bible teaches singer Irma Thom- found in Acts 20:7 where we are told “toward the break of Rock & Roll Hall of “And whatever you do in word or deed, as said he was loved when to take the Lord’s Supper. day” of a heart attack. Fame. do all in the name of the Lord Jesus.” around the world. “He The third way to establish Bible au- They did not say where In his memoir, Re- All the things in which we DO in was just a mystical thority is necessary inference, which is he died or give other bennack said, he drew WORD (what we teach) and in DEED person,” Thomas told something that is implied by scripture. details. He had not been inspiration from New (what we practice) must be done in WVUE television when An example of this can be found in seen in public much Orleans folklore about the NAME OF THE LORD (which asked what made his Matthew 3:16 which says: “When He since late 2017, when he a root doctor who flour- means by the Lord’s authority). To do music special. “He did had been baptized, Jesus came up im- canceled several gigs. ished in the mid-1800s. something in anyone’s name means what he liked best and mediately from the water; and behold, He had been resting at Friend and mentor to do it by that person’s authority. To his New Orleans area was very unique with Harold Battiste, in a 2005 the heavens were opened to Him, and go beyond the doctrine of Christ (2 home, publicist Karen his style.” interview, recalled, “It He saw the Spirit of God descending John 9) is to do something without the Beninato said last year His spooky 1968 debut was really done sort of like a dove and alighting upon Him.” authority of Jesus Christ (Galatians in an interview. “Gris-Gris” combined tongue-in-cheek.” This verse states that Jesus “went up” 1:6-9). “The family thanks from the water. What Does Religious Division all whom have shared How do we know that He went down Stem From? his unique musical into the water? The answer is infer- Anytime that two individuals journey, and requests ence. In Hebrews 10:25, an assembly IT’S VEGGIE TIME! disagree on anything religiously, the privacy at this time,” is commanded. By inference a place religious disagreement stems from: the statement said. to assemble is required. In order to be (1) A lack of respect for the authority “Dr. John was a true pleasing to God we must ensure that we of Christ or (2) An ignorance of how Louisiana legend,” are doing all we do religiously based to establish proper Bible authority. Louisiana Gov. John upon His will and not man’s traditions. There is no excuse for anyone who Bel Edwards said in a Brookelin May, Manager disrespects God’s authority. 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STARTING FIRST DELIVERY, MAY 21ST, 4-5 PM substitute teacher and organizations or groups To have a celebration THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR CUSTOMERS. would like to make that would interest you. Dear Abby is written published call 255-4353 I can do all things through Jesus Christ who strengthens me. friends with other subs If you want to be by Abigail Van Buren. at least three days prior. -Philippians 4:13 PINIONS O Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 4A IN OUR OPINION Getting ready to work

According to U.S. News and World Report’s latest state economy rankings, Louisiana came in at 44th in the percent- age of state residents age 16 or older who participated in the labor force in 2017, the latest year for which data is available. Louisiana also ranks 42nd in new busi- ness birth rate. It finished at 49th in the overall economy rankings — obviously not a good outlook. This week, Lincoln Parish took its first steps toward joining 11 other north Louisiana parishes in a united effort to change these realities. Representatives of Lincoln Parish Schools, the Lincoln Parish Police Jury, the city of Ruston, Louisiana Tech Uni- versity, Delta Community College, and the Ruston-Lincoln Chamber of Com- merce have come together to work toward becoming a certified ACT Work Ready Views from the Boathouse Community in the next two years. This designation is essentially a nation- ally recognized “stamp of approval” cen- tered on an ACT WorkKeys credential. Lots of fun coming up for Lincoln Parish This credential, which the state De- For those of you brave enough to Downtown streets will overflow ana Calhoun (5 pm.) J.A.M. Brass partment of Education has begun paying venture out into the rising summer with music, exciting events, over 200 Band (7 p.m.) and the return of Bag for many students to test for, measures heat there’s plenty of fun to be had in artisans and vendors, and best of all of Donuts as Peach Fest headliners the applied math, graphic literacy and Lincoln Parish in upcoming weeks. delicious, juicy-sweet peaches. You to close things out starting at 9 a.m. workplace documents skills of emerging It all began Friday night as and your family can enjoy terrific But the summer fun doesn’t end workforce members and certifies that Grambling held its annual entertainment including: there. Don’t forget about the Ruston they’re ready for the occupation for which Juneteenth Pageant. Next Arts and Crafts Show, 5K Farmers’ Market annual Taste of they’re applying. weekend will be the big day Dawg Dash, Tennis Tour- Summer Festival from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. If enough residents of a community for Grambling’s Juneteenth nament, Kid’s Fishing on July 6. have this credential, and enough employ- celebration with the annual Tournament, Fine Arts The Taste of Summer Festival ers recognize it and adapt their hiring parade rolling at 10 a.m. Show, Peach Cookery will celebrate all the summer pro- process accordingly, the community be- followed by Children’s Day Contest, Peach Eating duce local growers are harvesting. comes an ACT Work Ready Community, Out at 11 a.m. with games, Contest, Festival Parade, You can sample recipes and foods which is intended to show incoming busi- activities, vendors and a Antique Car Show, Rodeo, featuring the freshest of local pro- nesses that they will have the workforce Car Show. and more. duce. Artisans and crafts people Juneteenth is the oldest By I’m a music fan, so will be selling a variety of items. pipeline they need if they move in. T. Scott Boatright Lincoln Parish representatives joined nationally celebrated com- that’s always a big part The North Central Louisiana Arts Union, Claiborne, Bienville and Jackson memoration of the ending of my Peach Fest celebra- Council will sponsor a children’s of slavery in the United States. tion. tent with fun activities. parishes at a boot camp Wednesday and From its 1865 origin in Galveston, This year will include the second Some of my best times at the Thursday to learn how to further incor- Texas, the observance of June 19 as annual Louisiana Peachstock Battle Farmers Market have come just porate WorkKeys into their business the African American Emancipation of the Bands that will run from watching children play, or do things and education communities, joining up Day has spread across the United 5:30 - 10 p.m. on June 21 in Railroad like sidewalk chalk drawings. It’s a with other parishes along I-20 under the States and beyond. And the weeklong Park. Five bands — JuneJuly, Jordan great opportunity to get out and meet “North Louisiana Ready 2 Work” banner. celebration Grambling holds in its Sheppard and the Cypress Knees, the members of our community. The Leader recognizes north Louisi- honor has become a big part of the Joe Haydel Band, Jelly and North For the latest updates and more ana’s need to attract more industry and small north Louisiana town. Louisiana Gris Gris — will compete information on the Ruston Farmers’ that a competent and marketable work- So Grambling’s Juneteenth cel- for the grand prize of $1,500 plus Market, go online to www.ruston- force is one of the major components in ebration will continue through June the opportunity to open for the 2020 farmersmarket.org. doing that. 19, when things will conclude with Louisiana Peach Festival. June and July are always fun We believe this collaborative effort there will be a Prayer Meeting held Then on Saturday, in addition to months for Lincoln Parish, and I could bear fruit, but it hinges on whether at Legends Square at 10 a.m. followed the annual Lawrence Gibbs & The encourage everyone to get out and employers in the region will truly buy by a fish fry at Legends Square Park- Russ-Town Band concert at the Dixie join me in having a little summer fun. into the idea and recognize the WorkKeys ing Lot at 11 a.m. Center for the Arts, there will also credential as something worthwhile. Then on June 21-22, Ruston will be a day full of music at Railroad T. Scott Boatright is editor of the That’s the piece we’ll be eager to see this celebrate its 69th annual Louisiana Park with the Carolina Soul Band Ruston Daily Leader. Contact him at alliance target moving forward. Peach Festival. (11 a.m.), Zach O’Neil (4 p.m.), Bri- [email protected] AP SPOTLIGHT Ruston Daily Leader No budget woes? State lawmakers created other feuds P.O. Box 520 • Ruston, LA • 71273 212 W. Park Ave. • Ruston, LA • 71270 BATON ROUGE (AP) — Freed or incest in the ban on abortions as Louisiana and conservative House www.rustonleader.com from the budget problems of prior early as six weeks of pregnancy. members who fought the idea, argu- (318) 255-4353 (318) 255-4006, Fax years, Louisiana lawmakers found Sen. J.P. Morrell, a New Orleans ing it could delegitimize children USPS 473-760 other things to bicker about in their Democrat, grew angry on the final born to teenagers. A bill setting the just-ended session: abortion, sports day of session when it became clear minimum age to marry at 16 passed betting, and even cauli- his bid to exempt femi- in the session’s last hour. flower rice and soy milk. nine hygiene products and Despite the tamer nature of the Louisiana Press Association But after years of an- diapers from sales taxes session, one trend that didn’t fail to gry battles over taxes and would fail to win final pas- repeat itself was timing. Lawmakers General Manager ...... Cody Richard spending, even the most sage. He cited the abortion procrastinated on reaching deals, and Editor ...... T. Scott Boatright heated feuds of the 60-day ban, the Legislature’s the session ended as it nearly always session that ended Thurs- refusal to ratify an Equal does, in a frenzy of last-minute bill Managing Editor ...... Nancy Bergeron day seemed pretty low-key Rights Amendment to the passages that seemed entirely unnec- Business Manager ...... Shamika Hill by comparison. U.S. Constitution, and the essary to go down to the wire. One of the most con- failure of equal pay and A chaotic passing of the spending Circulation Manager ...... Katrina Fuller tentious fights involved By minimum wage proposals. plans came in the last half-hour be- whether to legalize sports Melinda Deslatte “Yet again, the Legisla- fore lawmakers had to wrap up with Press Manager ...... Leroy Kimble betting, an effort pushed ture fails women,” Morrell little explanation of what the final Executive Sports Editor Emeritus ...... O.K. Davis for two years by term-limited Sen. said. negotiated deal contained. Danny Martiny, a Kenner Republican Prompting irritation from a num- At one point, Senate President who had this one last session to try ber of lawmakers in the waning days John Alario grew frustrated that the Published Tuesday-Friday and Sunday with the exception of Christmas by Ruston Newspapers, Inc. at 212 W. Park to win support. of session were proposals targeting House, which had control of the bills, Avenue, Ruston, LA 71270. By USPS delivery $12.50 per House lawmakers stalled the pro- cauliflower rice, almond milk and hadn’t sent over the final documents month; $16.50 per month out of state. E-Edition included posal. Martiny fumed at the micro- non-meat burgers. The legislation for passage. in subscription price. Send requests and payments for new subscriptions to Circulation Department, Ruston Daily phone about how he was treated by aims to keep veggie products from be- “We should have had this two Leader, 212 W. Park Ave., Ruston, LA 71270 or P.O. Box House members. And in retaliation, ing marketed as milk, rice and meat. or three hours ago,” the Westwego 520, Ruston, LA 71273. 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The Leader is the offi cial journal of Bel Edwards, which won’t take ef- debate and mocking over the protec- public colleges, K-12 teacher pay the Lincoln Parish School Board, Lincoln Parish Sheriff’s fect unless a federal court upholds a tionist measures for farmers. Rep. raises, early learning programs, Offi ce, Lincoln Parish Police Jury and the municipalities of Ruston, Choudrant, Simsboro, Grambling and Vienna. similar Mississippi law, drew more Raymond Crews, a Bossier Parish senior centers, foster care, and ser- Postmaster: Send address corrections (Form 3579) to 212 rancorous debates than anti-abortion Republican, called the legislation vices for the disabled. W. Park Ave., Ruston, LA 71270, or P.O. Box 520, Ruston, measures in years past. A handful of “silliness really.” LA 71273. 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WASHINGTON (AP) ing months. Bond yields tariffs on $200 billion in have turned cautious Gimbel, director of eco- faster than they are as — U.S. hiring stum- fell after the jobs data Chinese imports from about spending, and nomic research at the employers compete for bled in May as employ- was released, signaling 10% to 25%. And last companies are scaling job listings site Indeed. workers. ers added just 75,000 expectations for lower week, he threatened to back their investment “Coming in the context Average hourly pay jobs, a sign that busi- Fed rates. Stock inves- impose 5% tariffs on in high-cost machinery of tariffs and other rose just 3.1% in May nesses have become tors, too, signaled their all Mexican imports and equipment. economic headwinds from a year earlier, more cautious in the approval, with the Dow to the United States Economists cau- makes this number down slightly from last face of weaker global Jones Industrial Aver- beginning Monday. tioned that May’s more worrisome.” month’s year-over-year growth, widening trade age up nearly 300 points Those taxes would rise job figures cover just The economy ex- gain of 3.2%. That was conflicts and perhaps in late-day trading. each month until they one month and that panded at a healthy the smallest such an- some difficulty finding On Friday, the gov- reach 25% in October broader trends indicate 3.1% annual rate in the nual increase since Sep- enough workers. ernment also revised unless the Mexican that hiring remains January-March quar- tember. Smaller raises, Last month’s mod- down the economy’s government cuts off a steady. They also not- ter. The Federal Re- combined with slower est job gain followed hiring gains for March flow of Central Ameri- ed, though, that May’s serve Bank of Atlanta hiring, could diminish a much healthier in- and April by a combined can migrants entering weaker hiring data pre- estimates that annual consumers’ willingness crease of 224,000 in 75,000. In the first five the United States from ceded Trump’s threat growth will slump to to spend in the coming April. The Labor De- months of the year, job through Mexico. last week to impose 5% 1.5% in the April-June months. partment said Friday growth has averaged The economy is tariffs on Mexico. So the quarter. Hiring was weak that the unemployment 164,000 a month, a solid showing signs of slug- full impact of the trade The deceleration in across a broad range rate remained at a near- pace that is enough to gishness just as the ex- fights will likely show hiring could mean that of industries in May. ly 50-year low of 3.6%. lower the unemploy- pansion has reached its up in coming months. some employers are just Manufacturers added The tepid job growth, ment rate over time. 10th anniversary. Next “This looks like an having trouble finding only 3,000 jobs, a fourth along with rising pres- Still, it’s below last month, it will become economy that is slow- the workers they need, straight month of ane- sures on the economy, year’s pace of 225,000. the longest period of ing down, which does given that the pool of mic gains. Construction makes it more likely Last month, Presi- uninterrupted growth not mean that we’re unemployed is com- companies hired just that the Federal Reserve dent Donald Trump an- on records dating to necessarily entering a paratively small. Yet 4,000, financial services will cut rates in the com- nounced an increase in 1854. Yet consumers recession,” said Martha wages should be rising only 2,000.

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Leader News Service The new, highly-au- tory in the Louisiana [email protected] tomated sawmill took forestry industry, we less than one year to are thrilled to continue URANIA — LaSalle build and employs 115 that tradition and bring Lumber Company host- people. At full opera- this state-of-the-art saw- ed Gov. Jon Bel Edwards tion, running two 10- mill, and more than 100 at a grand opening cer- hour shifts, four days skilled jobs, to central emony May 29 for the per week, the mill will Louisiana” said Trott first new sawmill built require approximately Hunt, co-owner and in the state in more than 850,000 tons of wood chairman of the Board two decades. annually to produce ap- of Directors of Hunt “This is a great day proximately 200 million Forest Products. “There for central Louisiana, board feet of lumber. is a massive inventory for the state’s timber in- The mill’s first commer- of southern yellow pine dustry, and for LaSalle cial shipment of lumber in this region, and we Lumber Company, a was made in March. are proud to provide an Submitted photo joint venture between Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held May 29 for LaSalle Lumber Company The mill is a joint ven- outlet for local timber a historic Louisiana for- in Urania. The mill is a joint venture between Hunt Forest Products of Ruston ture between Hunt For- suppliers.” est products company and Tolko Industries, Ltd., a family-owned Canadian company. From left are est Products of Ruston Brad Thorlakson, and a major Canadian Jimmy Hunt, Hunt Forest Products, LaSalle Lumber Company; Brad Thorlakson, forestry partner mak- and Tolko Industries, Tolko president and Tolko Industries, LaSalle Lumber Company; Douglas George, Acting General ing its first venture Ltd., a family-owned CEO, said his company Consul to the US Southwest, Government of Canada; state Rep. Terry Brown; into the United States,” Canadian company that is excited about entering Gov. John Bel Edwards; state Sen. Neil Riser; and Trott Hunt, Hunt Forest Edwards said. produces a wide range the U.S. market and play- Products, LaSalle Lumber Company. “It is also particu- of forest products for ing a role in the Louisi- larly fitting and historic customers around the ana forestry industry. “We want to thank our working with us to make old 285-acre Louisiana that we are in Urania, world. Tolko, based in “We are proud to be employees who have today possible. The Hunt Pacific sawmill site. Louisiana, today, where Vernon, British Colum- here today with our completed a successful family shares our values Drax Biomass occupies the pioneering Henry bia, owns a 50 percent partners, Hunt Forest start-up of the mill, the and commitment to the other 160 acres of Hardtner first began the share in the LaSalle Products, to officially people of LaSalle Parrish safety, and we’re ex- the site, and the LaSalle Louisiana forest prod- Lumber mill. welcome this world- for their gracious wel- cited about what we can Lumber sawmill sup- ucts industry more than “With more than 100 class facility to the fam- come and support, and accomplish together.” plies residuals and wood 100 years ago,” he said. years of family his- ily,” Thorlakson said. the state of Louisiana for LaSalle Lumber is fiber to Drax for use in located on approxi- manufacturing wood mately 125 acres of the pellets. OBITUARIES (Paid Announcements)

Greenwood Cemetery daughters: Renee Fer- dren: Eli and Josh For up-to-date news, begin a under the direction guson of Ruston, An- Ferguson, Bryce and subscription by visiting us of Owens Memorial gela (Marty) Gallagher Briley McGuire, Colin online at www.rustonleader.com. Chapel Funeral Home. of Mandeville, Amy and Owen McGuire; Mr. Ferguson was (Kurt) Caillouet of numerous nieces and born Nov. 20, 1934 in Baton Rouge; sons: nephews and extended Ruston, LA. Chuck (Anita) Mc- family. Choudrant He died June 6, 2019 Guire of Choudrant, Pallbearers will be in Ruston, LA. He was Joe (Janie) Ferguson Kurt Caillouet, Marty Appliance a lifelong member of of Friendship, and Gallagher, Joe Fer- Service, Sales and Parts Emmanuel Baptist daughter, Samantha guson, Andrew Gal- In and Out of Warranty Church and a proud “Sam” Ferguson of lagher and Stuart and Army Veteran Medic Ruston; grandchil- Kane McGuire. Honor- 3932 Elm Street in the Korean War. dren: Grace Elizabeth ary pallbearers will be Choudrant, LA 71227 Andrew Harold He loved to hunt, fish “Lizabeth” Gallagh- Billy McElduff, Willie 318-768-2360 “Goose” and did every chance er, Olivia “Papaw’s Green, Johnny Max- www.choudrantappliance.com Ferguson possible. Caroline” Gallagher, well, Pete McNealy, He was preceded in Andrew “Andy” Gal- Keith Barnes and Mike Funeral services for death by his parents: lagher of Mandeville, Carroll. Mr. Andrew Harold Durwood and Sallie Jacob Caillouet and Visitation will be “Goose” Ferguson, Ferguson and sister James Caillouet of held from 5 - 8 p.m., age 84, of Ruston will Betty Jane Thurman; Baton Rouge, Stuart Sunday, June 9, 2019, be held at 2 p.m. Mon- siblings: D.D. Fergu- McGuire of Chou- at Owens Memorial UPS, Fed-Ex, U.S. Mail day, June 10, 2019, at son, Pauline Madden drant, Kane McGuire Chapel. Emmanuel Baptist and Buster Ferguson. of Ruston, Hope and To leave a memorial Copy Center Church with Rev. Paul Mr. Ferguson is Michael Grillot of message for the fam- Watts and Dr. Michael survived by his wife Ruston and Matti and ily, please visit www. Hawley officiating. of 59 years: Lynn S. Charli Grillot of Rus- owensmemorialfuner- Notary Service Burial will follow at Ferguson of Ruston; ton; great-grandchil- alhome.com. I-20 Shopping Center 318-251-9500 Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 6A

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“North Louisiana “We’re putting to- Ready 2 Work” has gether a list of indus- formed for all the par- tries we want to go after: ishes of the region to manufacturing, health collaborate on becom- care, service, automo- ing Work Ready Com- tive, anything,” Lump- munities with the goal kin said. “We’re going to of improving the local make sure we have rep- workforce and attract- resentative companies ing more employers. from across the parish in To that end, entities these industries — some from Lincoln, Union, employer champions Jackson, Claiborne and from the start who can Bienville parishes met come in and say ‘Hey, with ACT representa- peer to peer, you need to tives at Ruston City Hall be on board with this.’” for a two-day boot camp Whitlock said the Wednesday and Thurs- benefit of a WorkKeys day on how to achieve credential in a Work this designation. Ready Community for

Among those locally Leader photo by CALEB DANIEL students and dissatis- involved in the process Pictured left to right, Amy McGuire (Choudrant High School), Kristi Lumpkin (City of Ruston Economic Develop- fied adult workers alike thus far are several ment), Dustin Whitlock (New Tech Academies), Sheila Nugent (Simsboro High School), Cathi Cox-Boniol (Lincoln is the opportunity to representatives of the ACHIEVE), and Nicholas Olsen (Program Monitor Division of Workforce Development, Coordinating and Development know what employers Lincoln Parish School Corporation) represented Lincoln Parish at the ACT Work Ready Community Boot Camp Wednesday and Thursday. are looking for and be District, the Lincoln able to objectively show Parish Police Jury, the place documents — and places, and it’s some- I’m now a more quali- tial, and enough area that they meet those city of Ruston, Loui- hands out different thing we can do here.” fied applicant if we’re businesses will have to standards. siana Tech University, certificate levels based The goal behind the all speaking a common agree to recognize the Conversely, Lump- Louisiana Delta Com- on the scores. Complete NCRC credential and language.” NCRC and change their kin said the benefit for munity College and the all three, and you get the the Work Ready Com- This “common lan- hiring process accord- businesses is the op- Ruston-Lincoln Cham- National Career Readi- munity moniker is to guage” is recognized ingly. portunity to decrease ber of Commerce. ness Certificate, which create a sort of univer- by more than 24,000 Lincoln Parish cur- employee turnover and Ruston High School’s is the focus of the Work sally recognized trade employers nationwide, rently has five employ- training time and move New Tech Academies Ready Communities language that tells em- including 683 in Loui- ers listed as recognizing the bottom line by know- Director Dustin Whit- initiative. ployers what skills their siana. WorkKeys, including ing what skills each ap- lock said the impetus “Our students were applicants possess and Once the initiative CenturyLink and the plicant possesses. for this program came getting these scores tells applicants what goes live in Lincoln Par- Coca-Cola Bottling Com- But to be effective, from mandates recently and didn’t have any- skills they need to be ish later this year, they pany. employees, employers passed down from the thing to really do with hired. will have two years to Ruston’s Economic and the community at state Department of them,” Whitlock said. “If I score Gold in meet the criteria of a Development Adminis- large must understand Education requiring “We needed a real way WorkKeys, I know I Work Ready Commu- trator Kristi Lumpkin what WorkKeys is and certain students be to incentivize students can go to these 10 or 15 nity. Namely, enough said ensuring employ- buy into it, which rep- tested in WorkKeys. to want to do better. As employers in the area, residents in different er buy-in could be the resentatives admitted is WorkKeys gives as- we began talking to area and I know they’re categories (students, greatest challenge in no small task. sessments in three key business leaders, this going to recognize my dropouts, unemployed, this process, but it’s a “Lincoln Parish and areas of work readiness initiative came to the credential,” Whitlock adults looking for a challenge she believes beyond, get ready to hear — applied math, graph- forefront. It’s already said. “I may not auto- better job) will need to the Lincoln Parish team the word “WorkKeys” a ic literacy and work- happening in other matically get a job, but attain the NCRC creden- can achieve. lot,” Lumpkin said.

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‘Peachy Peach’ month at the church. Poverty Point World area women of all ages provements to conserve ent a utility bill/stub ice cream at For more informa- Heritage Site offers visi- to come sing with them. energy. Households will dated within the last six tion call Jean Lowrey at tors the opportunity to The a cappella chorus realize a reduction in months including the festival 777-0960. experience and learn is learning new songs heating/cooling costs. month of application, The Eta Omicron about the earthworks and dusting off old Interested persons proof of total monthly Chapter of Beta Sig- Motivational and those individuals ones such as “Happy,” may schedule an appoint- household income, so- ma Phi will sell Blue event June 22 who raised them from “Heartache Tonight,” ment by phone at 251-5136 cial security cards for the ground between the Bell “Peachy” Peach ice Felecia Alexander- “Life Is a Highway,” or in person at 307 North all household members years of 1700 and 1100 cream at the Louisiana Gray will host a free “Dancing in the Street,” Homer St., second floor, and proof of ID. Income BCE. Peach Festival on June motivational seminar “Mama Mia,” “Down to in Ruston. Office hours Guidelines are as fol- The $4 admission fee 21 and June 22. at 1 p.m. June 22 at the the River to Pray” and are 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. lows: provides access to the Eight ounce cups of Courtyard Marriott in “Turn Your Radio On.” Monday through Friday. Annual income based museum, film theatre, ice cream will be avail- Ruston, located at 1309 Rehearsals are at 6 Applicants must pres- on 60 percent of Esti- hiking trail, driving tour, able at the Civic Center, Maxwell Blvd. Guest p.m. Thursdays at the ent an 18-month bill con- mated Median State In- seasonal tram tour, and Friday from noon to 6 panelists will be Antwain Presbyterian Church of sumption electric/gas, come are as follows: for any interpretive events p.m. and on Saturday Braggs, Janet Gillespie Ruston, 212 North Bon- proof of ownership, ID family size of one: $1,948; taking place at the site. from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and and Patrick Weaver. For ner, in the fellowship & social security cards two: $2,547; three: $3,146; Children and 3 and under at Railroad Park on Fri- more information about hall. Attendees do not of everyone 18 and older four: $3,745; five: $4,345; and senior citizens age day from noon to 11p.m. Alexander Ministries have to read music or living at residence, and six: $4,944; seven: $5,056; 62 and over are admitted and on Saturday from 8 visit www.feliciaalexan- have a solo voice. proof of total monthly eight: $5,169; nine: $5,281; free of charge. a.m. to 11 p.m. Cost is $3 der.com The award-winning household income. 10: $5,393; 11: $5,506; 12: Poverty Point is lo- per cup. chorus bills itself as Federal Income guide- $5,618; 13: $5,730; 14: cated in West Carroll Proceeds from the Summer friendly, fun-loving and lines are as follows: for $5,843; 15: $5,955. Parish, east of Monroe sales will be used to feeding accepting. The current family size of one: $2,023; For additional infor- support local charities on La. 577. The park is international theme is two: $2,723; three: $3,463; The Lincoln Prepara- mation, call 251-5136. and schools, such as The open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 “Life on a High Note” four: $4,183; five: $4,903; tory School is participat- Methodist Children’s p.m. For additional infor- and encourages chorus six: $5,623; seven: $6,510; Jefferson ing in the Summer Food Home, Med Camps of LA, mation, call 888-926-5292 guests to “find more eight: $7,063; nine: $7,783; Service Program. Meals Avenue closure Adopt-A-School, Ruston toll free or follow Poverty than your voice; find a 10: 8,503. will be provided to all Relay for Life, Buddy Ball Point World Heritage sisterhood that lasts a Jefferson Avenue is eligible children without and medical research for Site on Facebook. lifetime.” Energy closed to through traffic charge. kidney cancer, multiple For more information assistance until further notice for a Meals will be served Union Museum sclerosis, breast cancer, call Carol Ogle at 348- funds available bridge replacement. The until July 25 at Lincoln sets WWII and St. Jude’s research. 2291. Visit the Facebook closure is approximately Preparatory School, lo- Low-income home exhibit page Piney Hills Har- 1.3 miles east of the cated at 407 Central Ave., energy assistance funds Genealogical mony / Sweet Adelines intersection with West in Grambling. Breakfast FARMERVILLE —A to help families with group meets International for possi- Kentucky Avenue and .5 will be served from 7:45 traveling exhibit from high utility costs are now ble changes in rehearsal miles west of the junc- The Northeast Loui- a.m.-8:45 a.m. and lunch the National World War II available through Hu- details. tion with U.S. 167. siana Genealogical and from 11 a.m. until 12:15 Museum in New Orleans manitarian Enterprises Historical Society will p.m. will be displayed for of Lincoln Parish. Ball Park Road six weeks in the Union Weatherization meet at 2:30 p.m. Sunday funds available H.E.L.P. will schedule closed in the Ouachita Parish Poverty Point Museum of History and appointments only on Library Main Branch in June events Art in Farmerville begin- Humanitarian Enter- Friday of each week. Ap- Ball Park Road is Monroe. The guest speak- ning June 17. prises of Lincoln Parish pointments will be sched- closed to through traffic EPPS— Poverty Point “The Pelican State er will be Kristopher Kel- has begun scheduling uled on a first-come-first until further notice. The World Heritage Site will Goes To War: Louisiana ley of the Cooley House. appointments for the serve basis until funds closure is immediately be hold weekday activi- in World War II” exhibit His program is: “The Weatherization Assis- are depleted. east of the intersection ties in June. All ages are chronicles the effort of Year of the River: How tance Program for the Interested persons with U.S. Highway 167. welcome to participate. Louisianans to prepare Steamboats Brought CADDO CAA to help low- may schedule an appoint- This closure is neces- Here’s the schedule: the United States for war Gardens to the South.” income families in Lin- ment by phone at 251-5136 sary to allow for con- • June 12, 3 – 4:30 p.m.: through pictures, arti- Guests are welcome. For coln Parish to overcome or in person at 307 North struction activities as- Prehistoric pottery dem- facts and stories. Several more information call the high cost of energy Homer St., second floor. sociated with the sports onstration associated events will 323-0533. through conservation. Monday of each week complex project. • June 13, 9:30 a.m.: be held and the exhibit Weatherization activi- will be designated for Existing Ball Park Quilt Guild Ranger guided hike will be open during the ties may include caulk- elderly and/or disabled Road facilities and meets June 13 • June 20, 11:30 a.m. – 2 Louisiana Watermelon ing and sealing cracks applicants only. Office grounds as well as those p.m.: Atlatl demonstra- Festival July 26-27. Piney Hills Quilt tion and holes in the build- hours are Monday – Fri- South Farmerville Street Guild of Ruston meets • June 21, 10 – 11:30 Chorus ing’s structure, weather- day 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. properties lying south at 9:30 a.m. June 13 at a.m.: Sock moccasin conducts stripping of doors and Households may re- of Ball Park Road will Grace United Methodist making open rehearsal windows, repairing and ceive regular LIHEAP be accessed by traveling Church, located at 3401 • June 27, Noon – 2 replacing windows and assistance once within south on U.S. Highway North Trenton St. Me- p.m.: Prehistoric pottery Piney Hills Harmony doors, air sealing, inci- a six-month period and 167, then east on LA 3061, lissa Ott of Quilteroos demonstration Chorus of Sweet Ade- dental repairs necessary may receive LIHEAP then north on South will present the program. • June 28, 1 p.m. – 2:30 lines is holding open to preserve and protect crisis assistance once in Farmerville Street. The guild meets the p.m.: Sock moccasin rehearsals throughout the weatherization ma- a 12- month period. For more information second Thursday of each making the summer and invites terial, and other im- Applicants must pres- call 251-8611. USINESS Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 7A GatheringB all assets crucial for investment planning

Investment planning ture really matters common among people Financial advisors often sored retirement plans Investments in securi- is like doing a jigsaw “From an investment who have assets spread start with a checklist (QRPs), such as a 401(k), ties and insurance prod- puzzle except the pieces standpoint, you don’t across numerous finan- of important informa- 403(b), or governmental ucts are: NOT FDIC- don’t always come in one really have a good gauge cial institutions—you tion, Bartley says. Even 457(b), still at previous INSURED/NOT BANK- box —often you have of how much risk you may have sev- when most of employers, and IRAs. GUARANTEED/MAY to gather them from a could potentially be eral 401(k) ac- your assets • Checking and sav- LOSE VALUE variety of sources. taking,” if you aren’t counts from are with a sin- ings accounts. When putting an in- looking at all of your different jobs gle company, • Assets you own, such Wells Fargo Advisors vestment plan together, holdings in conjunction maintained at there’s still as your primary resi- is a trade name used by you have to combine with each other, Bartley a variety of information dence, a second home, Wells Fargo Clearing information on assets, says. institutions, to gather from rental property, and Services, LLC, Member debt, insurance, and It’s not just invest- some online other sources. valuables—antiques, SIPC, a registered bro- more to form the full ments. Loans, includ- investments Ask your jewelry, or an art col- ker-dealer and non-bank picture of your finan- ing any student loans, in another financial ad- lection. By affiliate of Wells Fargo & cial life. business loans, or mort- place, and Bobby Conville visor to keep • Debts, including However, people often gages, may impact your your primary copies of this your mortgage, credit Company. forget about or lose some overall plan, too. portfolio you maintain information, which can card balances, and other © 2018 Wells Fargo of their investment Without this full pic- with your financial ad- function as a backup for loans and lines of credit. Clearing Services, LLC. planning puzzle pieces, ture, individuals and visor. your records. • Other investment All rights reserved. and then the picture is their financial advi- “Understanding how That’s especially vehicles, such as long- never really complete. sors end up doing their much debt you have valuable, Bartley says, term care insurance, This article was writ- It’s one reason why investment planning versus assets is a start- in case anything hap- annuities, and life insur- ten by/for Wells Fargo many people don’t have based on what amounts ing point for making pens to you. ance policies. Advisors and provided a complete picture of to faulty information. improvements and cre- Your complete fi- • Trust funds. courtesy of Bobby J. their financial life, says And that can result ating more wealth over nancial picture may • Rental income or Conville, Jr., Managing Elizabeth “Liz” Bartley, in a risk profile or as- time,” Bartley adds. include: other earnings beyond Sales Advisory Con- set mix that doesn’t Putting the pieces • Investment accounts your primary source of Director – Investments sultant at Wells Fargo represent your desires together with other institutions. income. & Branch Manager in Advisors. or needs. So how do you collect This could include qual- • Social Security Ruston, Louisiana at Why the full pic- This is especially everything you need? ified employer-spon- statements. 318-255-1958. Evidence suggests women might be better investors

Most of us would ments. Generally speak- and selling than men. ment recommendations perienced professionals. produce the growth po- probably agree that ing, taking a long-term This tendency is impor- from financial profes- • Greater risk aver- tential needed to achieve men and women fre- approach to investing is tant because frequent sionals, according to a sion — When it comes long-term goals. quently behave differ- a good strategy because trading can undercut a survey from Investment- to savings and invest- And this indeed is a ently, and these differ- it can help you maintain long-term, co- News. ing, women are gener- danger to which women ences often show up in discipline and avoid sub- hesive invest- And women ally more risk averse investors should be alert. professional, family and jecting yourself to the ment strategy. are more like- than men, according to Generally speaking, nei- social situations. dangers of overreacting If you’re ly to consult a a large-scale survey by ther excessive risk nor Of course, this cer- to market swings. constantly professional BlackRock, a global in- excessive caution will tainly doesn’t mean One such danger is buying and financial ad- vestment management serve investors well. either gender has an selling an investment selling, you visor in the firm, and supported by A long-term perspec- advantage in these ar- whose price may have won’t give first place, numerous other surveys tive, avoidance of excess eas. However, here’s an dropped but may still some in- according to and studies. trading, willingness to interesting question: have strong fundamen- vestments a study from Having a greater take advice from pro- Do women possess at- tals and good prospects. a chance to By the Spectrem risk aversion can help fessionals, and careful Andy Halbrook tributes that may make • Less frequent trad- achieve their Group, a finan- women investors reduce risk management — them better investors? ing — A well-known full growth po- cial research the likelihood of incur- these characteristics of Some evidence sug- study from the Uni- tential, and you might firm. Given the number ring short-term losses women investors can gests this may indeed versity of California disrupt the diversifica- of factors involved in from highly volatile or be of value to everyone. be the case. Consider the found that men traded tion necessary for long- successful investing — speculative investments. Consider putting them to following: investments 45% more term success. setting long-term goals, Nonetheless, it’s not re- work for yourself. • Long-term focus frequently than women. • More thoughtful evaluating risk toler- ally possible to avoid all — Women seem to fo- Other, more recent decisions and more re- ance, navigating vola- investment risk — and This article was writ- cus more on long-term studies have produced ceptiveness to profes- tile financial markets, it’s probably not even ten by Edward Jones goals, according to some somewhat different re- sional advice — Women diversifying investment desirable. In fact, there for use by local Edward studies, whereas men sults, but the overall take more time to make portfolios, and so on — may well be a flip side to Jones Financial Advi- may concentrate more picture does seem to investment decisions it’s important to get solid women’s risk avoidance, sor. Andy Halbrook can on short-term track re- show that women do than men, and more financial and investment in that an overly conser- be reached by calling cords of potential invest- significantly less buying readily accept invest- advice from trained, ex- vative portfolio won’t 513-2521. Careful planning can help provide retirement smile

Question: My wife is in “retirement” with no tainment. solution lies in a careful death). The actuarial so- Argent Advisors, Inc. worried about us run- money. Finally, the “no-go” balance of accumulation lutions provide a safety is an SEC registered ning out of money in Don’t believe me? Ask years arrive where either and actuarial solutions. net in the event you or investment adviser. A retirement. But I don’t your wife and she’ll give our interest or ability to Accumulation solu- your wife incurs any of copy of our current writ- see any point in being you the names of several do much more tions broadly expenses that can occur ten disclosure statement rich when I’m too old women she knows who than live sim- include any on the backside of the discussing our advisory to enjoy it. Where’s the fit the description above. ply from day sort of account “retirement smile.” services and fees is avail- balance here? But I get your point. to day declines. to which you Historically, accumu- able upon request. Please Let’s don’t be complete- We aren’t do- can add mon- lation solutions tend to See Important Disclosure Answer: We need to ly morbid about this. ing much so we ey and which be the realm of broker- Information at http:// talk about the retirement You want to plan for aren’t spend- (hopefully) age houses and invest- www.ruston.argentad- smile. an enjoyable period of ing much. grows over ment advisors. Actuarial visors.com/important- And I’m not talking retirement, and we all Recent stud- time. solutions are usually consumer-disclosure. about that silly grin you instinctively know that ies have adjust- This obvi- sold by insurance com- Sources: daydream about having we’ll be in the best physi- ed that view By ously includes pany agents. https://www.kitces. Byron Moore the day you walk out of cal (and perhaps mental) to account for bank savings Because they often com/blog/estimating- your office for the last condition to enjoy those medical and accounts, mu- compete for the attention changes-in-retirement- time. More on that in a years earlier in our re- long-term care expenses tual funds, brokerage ac- and loyalty of the public, expenditures-and-the- moment. tirement. later in life. counts and certain types they tend to emphasize retirement-spending- Your wife may be Some have described As lifestyle expenses of deferred annuities. the benefits of their solu- smile/ worried for a very good this in general stages: decline over time, medi- IRAs and 401(k)s also tion over those offered by http://www.huffing- reason — women tend first, there are the “go- cal expenses tend to rise. fall into this category. the “other side.” tonpost.com/2013/11/21/ to outlive men. Well, go” years. Your health is Some wonky, clever types Accumulation solutions This is unfortunate us-life-expectancy- first they take care of good, you want to travel have charted this spend- dominate the retirement and their failure to co- oecd_n_4317367.html. us during a long period and enjoy yourselves, so ing pattern and it looks planning landscape to- operate serves the public of illness, spend all the you tend to spend more. like a smile, starting high- d a y. poorly. Byron R. Moore, CFP® money we both have, Then come the go- er at the beginning, dip- Actuarial solutions Because only through is managing director/plan- then we men have the slow years. You’ve been ping down in the middle broadly include any the careful and thought- ning group of Argent Ad- good sense of timing there, done that and your and rising again toward sort of insurance or ful balancing of accu- visors, Inc. Email him at to die before the money energy level may have the end. pension benefit that mulation and actuarial bmoore@argentadvisors. actually runs out. naturally declined. So what’s the best pays out based on age solutions is it possible com. Write to him at 500 East We thus leave our dear Your interest in “go- way to maximize your (retirement) or life event to keep the retirement Reynolds Drive, Ruston, wives to figure out how ing” is less, so you spend spending capacity in (such as a long-term smile from putting a LA 71270 or call him at to live 10 or more years less on travel and enter- retirement? I believe the care, chronic illness or frown on your face. 251-5800. Ruston will host the 2019 Dixie Youth World Series beginning July 26, 2019 and running until August 8, 2019. The Ruston Daily Leader will provide special coverage of the games with highlights, stats, and photographs. Contact your Account Executive today for placement to be seen by eleven states’ worth of customers! (318) 255-4353 | 212 W. Park Ave. | Ruston, LA | www.rustonleader.com | [email protected] HURCH NEWS Ruston Daily Leader Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 8A

C Children’s Minister Melanie Baptist Church in Farmer- information please visit school at 10 a.m., service Services are held start- Assembly of God Slocum and children age 4 to ville. thespringse.life or contact at 11 a.m. and service at 6 ing at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. second grade are dismissed [email protected]. p.m. each Sunday. Sundays. First Assembly for children’s church. Our New Land, Bernice Youth Minister is Paul Young. True Believers Dubach House of El International of God Join New Land Baptist Friendship, Bernice Church at 2 p.m. today for True Believers Baptist Worship is at 11 a.m. House of El International “Living in the Spirit” class area-wide fellowship under Church has Sunday school today followed by Sunday Ministries is a nondenomi- is at 9:45 a.m. Sundays. Friendship will hold sev- the leadership of Pasoter at 10 a.m. and worship ser- school is at 9:30 a.m. national church temporarily Children’s church is at 10:45 enth appreciation services Charles Coleman. vices at 11 a.m. Bible study Family night fellowship worshipping at 901 Martin a.m. for Pastor Fletcher Thomas The guest speaker will is at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. dinner is at 6:30 p.m. on Luther King Ave. Nursery through age 3 and Lady Thomas at 3 p.m. be the Rev. Juston Willis, Sunday service begins The Word the second Wednesday of is provided at 10:45 a.m. June 23. pastor of St. John Baptist each month. at 2 p.m. the first and third The guest pastor and Sunday of the month. Sundays, by request on Church in Lillie. Worship service at The church will be Bishop Wil- Bible study is at 7 p.m. Sunday night and at 6 p.m. Word is at 11 a.m. each Grace liams Roberson and the Wednesday. Wednesday. New Prospect Sunday at 504 S. Main St. in North Star Baptist Church Sunday school will start Grambling. Sunday School, of Powhatan. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. A Combined Perfecting the Saints Baptist at 9:45 a.m. followed by 6 p.m. and Women’s Ministry Worship Service will begin Ministry Harmony worship at 10:45 a.m. and at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. at 10:45 a.m. 5 p.m. today. Bible study happens at 6 Bible study is held from Sunday School will begin Service begins at 6 p.m. p.m. on Thursdays. Harmony Chapel 6-7 p.m. Tuesday. Sunday Calvary at 9:30 a.m. Worship will worship service will be held Wednesday with a covered Zion Traveler Harmony Chapel UMC is be held at 10:45 a.m. Bible dish meal at 6 p.m. in the from 3-6 p.m. at Ruston Bible study classes begin study will be held at 6 p.m. located at 2010 Louisiana Fellowship Hall. Vacation Bible School Housing Authority. For a ride, at 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Tuesday. Highway 152 in Dubach. call 278-4002. Worship is also held at 9 Pilgrim Rest will be held from 6 - 8 p.m. Sunday worship is held a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Prayer Hopewell. Dubach on June 17 - 20 at Zion at 11 a.m. Restoration Family Church meeting begins at 6:30 a.m. Sunday School is at 9 Traveler Baptist Church in Tuesday. Wednesday prayer Associate Minister Elroy a.m.followed by worship at Ruston. For more informa- Lewis Temple Restoration Family Warren is interim pastor. tion and transportation call Church invites residents to services are at 6:30 p.m.. 10 a.m. Sunday school begins Sunday School begins at the church office at 318- join us at 10 a.m. for worship Bible Studies are held at at 9:15 a.m. and worship China Grove, Grambling 9:45 a.m. Worship bgins at 255-0552. service. Join us for restor- 6 p.m. Wednesdays. begins at 10:30 a.m. 11 a.m. Bible study is held For transportation, call ing Bible study at 7 p.m. China Grove will cel- Bible study begins at at 6 p.m every Wednesday. 251-0390 or 255-2885, Tuesday. ebrate its 126th church Catholic noon each Wednesday, anniversary at 3 p.m. today. Liberty Pleasant Grove and will be followed by a St. Paul Lutheran The guest speaker will be light lunch. Pastor Edward Scott and The church will worship Bible study is at 6:30 p.m. The church will meet for the New Hebron Missionary every Sunday starting at 11 Wednesday. Sunday school St. Thomas Aquinas Memorial Bible study at 4 p.m. today a.m. at the Sleep Inn and Baptist Church of Arcadia. begins at 10 a.m. followed followed by worship at 5 p.m. Suites. The daily mass schedule Memorial United Meth- by worship at 11 a.m. and odist Church holds Sunday Cook worship and Bible study at is 9:30 a.m. Sunday; 7:3- Victory Life Liberty Hill, Simsboro a.m. Tuesday; 7:30 a.m. worship at 9:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday School at 10:30 Victory Life Church will Morning worship service Pleasant Grove will hold Thursday; noon on Friday is at 10:15 a.m. and Connect Liberty Hill Missionary and 5 p.m. Saturday. a.m. have Sunday service and Baptist of Simsboro invites its 2019 Church Homecom- worship at 11 a.m. Groups begin at 9 a.m. ing today, The service will Spanish mass is at 1:30 Salem There is also a Sunday all to its 149th Church an- p.m. Sunday. At 7 p.m. each Wednes- niversary today. Holy Com- begin at 11 a.m. followed day the Victory Life holds service at 6 p.m. and vari- by luncg at noon. Attendees College mass is at 7 p.m. Adult Sunday school ous activities for all ages on munion worship begins at Sunday Spetember throught classes begin at 10 a.m. Adult Life classes, Velocity 10 a.m. followed by a noon are asked to bring a favorite Youth and G-Force chil- Wednesday evening. dish. At 2 p.m. there will be May. followed by worship service celebration with the Rev. at 11 a.m. dren’s church. DaySpring Ministry Brandon Crew and Pilgrim a musical celebration by the St. Benedict, Grambling Rest Baptist of Ruston as Southern Gospel quartet Trinity The church has Bible guests. Lunch will be served. Chordsmith. Fr. Patrick Madden, will Presbyterian study at 9:45 a.m. followed return to St. Benedict Catho- Trinity United Methodist by worship service at 11 Longstraw Pleasant Hill lic Church in June as Sac- Church offers three Sunday a.m. and 6 p.m. today. Pleasant Hill Baptist ramental Pastor and Dcn. worship services. In the Prayer meeting is at 6:30 Vacation Bible School will Terry Walsworth will be the sanctuary, the traditional Alabama be held from 5:30 - 8 p.m. Church will host Sunday p.m. Wednesday. School at 10 a.m. and church Administrator. These services are held at 8:30 Sunday School begins July 7 - 12. Supper will be changes were announced a.m. and 10:45 a.m. Emmanuel served for all children and Sunday worship at 11 a.m. at 9:45 a.m. The Worship/ Kid’s 4 Christ will be held at at St. Benedict Wednesday, The Refuge contempo- Communion Service will workers at 5:30 p.m. with May 15 by the Very Rev. rary service meets at 10:45 Come join us today as 7 p.m. Wednesday. begin at 11:00 with Dr. Al- the Worship Rally beginning Peter B. Mangum, JCL, a.m. in the Trinity Center. our Bible Study begins at 9 at 6 p.m. followed by Bible lison Moody. The message is Rocky Valley, Simsboro VG, Diocesan Administrator Sunday school is offered entitled, “The Manifestations a.m. followed by the morn- Study, Crafts, Music, and (Shreveport). Sunday Mass at 9:30 a.m. for adults, ing worship service at 10:15 Missions. All children ages Rocky Valley Baptist of God” with scripture read- will be at 11 a.m. No week- youth and children. Trinity ings from 1 Kings and Acts a.m. We will be observing 4 through those who have Church of Simsboro, where day masses are scheduled offers various Bible studies the ordinance of the Lord’s completed Grade 6 are the Rev. Calvin Young is pas- 2. A nursery is provided for during the summer. and small groups for youth 5 years and younger. Supper during our morning invited to attend. Call 768- tor, will hold its 150th Church through adults. worship. 4298 for more information. Anniversary at 3 p.m. June Our fourth annual Camp- 2-You Day Camp will be held Wednesday Night Re- 23. The Rev. Ail Harris pas- Episcopal Wesley Chapel from 9 a.m. - p.m. daily. charge service happens at Mt. Harmony tor of Abundant Life Church Monday - Friday. 6 p.m. each Wednesday in in Natchitoches will be the The church meets at Mt. Harmony Baptist Church of the Redeemer 9:30 a.m. Sundays for wor- the Worship Center. Our guest speaker. There will be Church, located at 210 Mt. ship followed by Sunday John Knox youth and children each a Pre-Anniversary Musical at Church of the Redeemer Harmony Rd. in Ruston, will School at 10:30 a.m. 3 p.m. Jun 16 All are invited services are at 8:30 a.m. and At John Knox Presbyte- have their own Bible studies We will celebrate their At 6 p.m. each fifth to come and celebrate with 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Coffee rian, the scripture readings at 6 p.m. and our college Pastor’s third anniversary Monday musicians gather us on both dates. hour is held between the two are Daniel 8:10-21 and He- meets at 7 p.m. We would honoring Bro. Quincy D. to praise God with song services. Children’s Sunday brews 9:6-14 and the Gos- love to have you come join Knox at 4 p.m. today. and music. Springhill, Simsboro School is at 10:30 a.m. Morn- pel reading will be Matthew us each Wednesday night The special guest will be A potluck meal is served ing Prayer is held at 8 a.m. 22:41-46. The sermon of Dr. of the summer! Pastor Mark Lewis of New Springhill Baptist Church in the Fellowship Hall at 6 Tuesday – Friday. Bruce Willson will be “Strife Iberia with song services in Simsboro will hold its p.m. followed by music at Fellowship If you are interested in in the Camp.” A family lunch being rendered by Pleasant 123rd anniversary program approximately 6:45 p.m. in learning more about the will follow today’s service. Grove Baptist Church of at 2:30 p.m. today. the sanctuary. Fellowship Missionary Episcopal Church or in a First There will be a prayer time Baptist Church holds Sunday Clay. The public is invited. The guest speaker will be Pastor Austin Green and Communion class, call the and study at 5 p.m. today.. School from 9:30 - 10:30 church office at 255-3925. Other a.m. Worship Service begins Mount Zion, Grambling the Springhill Baptist Church Ruston of Coushatta. The theme The study of N.T. Wright’s at 10:45 a.m. and midweek Mount Zion of Grambling scripture is 1:Cor. 3:11. “The Day the Revolution Be- The Young Adult Class services are from 6 - 7 p.m. ls located at 2586 MLK, Jr. gan” meets at 5:30 p.m. on and Doug Jenkins Bible Fellowship will hold a Avenue in Grambling. Sundays. St. David, Vienna Abundant Grace Tabernacle class meets at 9:30 a.m. fourth anniversary celebra- Dr. James Lewis Boatner, Daughter’s of the King Worship is at 10:45 a.m. tion honoring Minster of III, Senior Pastor St. Davis Missionary shut-in visitation will be at 9 Abundant Grace’s Sun- Music Courtney A. Johnson Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Baptist Church of Vienna will a.m. Saturday. day services are held at The sacrament of the at 3 p.m. today. each Sunday celebrate its 146th church Holy Eucharist is held at 6 11 a.m. Lord’s Supper will be cel- The guest pastor and Worship Service each anniversary at 3 p.m. today. p.m. Wednesdays, followed Abundant Grace Tab- ebrated. shuch will be Michael Single- Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Special guests wil be by Canterbury meeting and ernacle is located at 3092 Children will be dis- ton and Christ Centered Bible Study is at noon Pastor James Lewis Boatner meal at 6:30 p.m.; Choir Louisiana Highway 556 in missed for Sunday school Ministires of Farmerville. each Wednesday and Mt. Zion Baptist Church Practice is at 7 p.m. Wednes- Choudrant. at 11 a.m. Coffee fellow- The public is cordially Each Wednesday at 6 of Grambling. days and 9:45 a.m. Sundays. ship follows the service. invited. Anchor Tabernacle p.m. is Prayer and Bible The public is invited. Visit Redeemer’s web Session meets at 6 First Baptist, Choudrant Study Vacation Bible Schol wil page at www.rustonredeem- Anchor Tabernacle Ap- p.m. Monday. Prayer be held from 6 -8 p.m. on group meets at 9:45 a.m. Mt. Olive, er.com. ostolic/Pentecostal Church Be our guests every Sun- Monday - Thursday. All are Redeemer is now on has services at 1 p.m. for Tuesday. Grambling invited. day for Sunday School at Facebook. Check us out and Sunday school, 2 p.m. for Lunch on Us continues 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 Sunday school is at 9:30 Temple like us. We are also available Sunday worship and at at 11:30 a.m. on Monday a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday a.m. Worship service is at for you to follow us on Twitter. 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday and Wednesday. evening, the Loft (student 10:45 a.m. Bible study is held Join us at 9 a.m. for St. Luke’s, Grambling for Bible study. worship) and PBnJ Kids at 6 p.m. on Wednesdays. our Blended Worship in Church News is due by from 6:30 - 8 p.m. Prayer the Sanctuary or for our St. Luke’s Chapel is Church of Christ, Ruston noon Wednesday for publi- meeting is at 7 p.m. Mt. Olive Outreach, cation in the Sunday edition. contemporary worship ex- an Episcopal ministry at A free Bible correspon- Grambling perience, the gathering, in Grambling State University. Email news to newsroom@ First Baptist, Dubach dence course is available. rustonleader.com. Submis- the Gathering Space with a Sunday school is held at Contact the church at rus- Bible study begins at Mt. Olive Outreach, simulcast sermon. At 10:15 9:15 a.m. every Sunday from sions may be edited for located at 2817 S. Ser- tonchurchofchrist@gmail. space. 9:30 a.m. today followed by a.m. we have Bible Study September through May. com. Home Bible studies worship at 10:30 a.m. and vice Road West in Gram- for all ages. Eucharist service begins bling, holds worship at 8 are also available by ap- 6 p.m. There is a full range The gathering with live at 2 p.m. pointment. of youth and adult activities, a.m., followed by Church sermon is held at 11:15 An extra fellowship coffee To School at 9:30 a.m. and including meals prior to wor- a.m., in the Gathering hour follows immediately a service at 10:30 a.m. Church of Restoration ship at 5:30 p.m. Space. Our Evening Wor- after the main service. Can- subscribe Mr. Sinai, Choudrant ship is meeting in the Cha- terbury Association meets at Church of Restoration First Baptist, Simsboro pel at 6 p.m. 6 p.m. every Sunday. services are held at 11 a.m. to the and 6 p.m. today and Bible Sunday School for all Mt. Sinani, where the Visit www.temple.life for study meets at 6 p.m. every Ruston ages begins at 9:15 a.m. Rev. Wayne L. Buggs more information. is presiding pastor, will Methodist Thursday. today and a nursery is The Springs Leader, provided. celebrate its church an- niversary at 3 p.m. June Crosspoint Worship in song begins Join us at 5 p.m. today 16. Theme scripture will call at 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. for our Worship Service. Douglas Sunday school is at 9:45 be from Matthew 16:18. Ron Cathey leading the wor- Our church is located at a.m. for senior adults and The guest speaker and 202-5871 ship with praise songs and 1601 S. Barnett Springs Douglas United Method- at 10 a.m. for adults and church will be Pastor traditional hymns at 11 a.m. Ave. in Ruston. For more ist Church holds Sunday children. Darien Brown of Beulah Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 9A Church of your Choice Sunday 11:00 a.m. Sunday school 9:30 CATHOLIC CHURCHES a.m. Deliverance, Healing, Evangelistic ASSEMBLY OF GOD a.m., Bible Study/Prayer Meeting 6:00 Service, 7 p.m. Micheal Weeks, Pastor, Cathedral of PraiseWorship Cen- p.m. Wednesdays. Rev. Boris Braggs, St. Benedict - 471 MainSt., Gram- Prophet, Apostle. RUSTON GLASS ter. 2877 Highway 33 , Ruston. Worship Pastor. bling. Sunday Mass 11 a.m.; Weekday- service 10:30 a.m. Sunday.Wednesday Mount Olive - Gra.m.bling.Worship Tuesday: 8:00 p.m. (when GSU is in PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES AND MIRROR CO., INC. Hometown Service Since 1976 10:45 a.m. session); Sacrament of Reconciliation Bible study 7:00 p.m. (call 251-8200 for 512 E. GEORGIA • RUSTON, LA. Lori Barnes, CLL & info.). Bo Nicholson, Pastor. Mount Olive Outreach-2817 S. Ser- on 3:30 Tuesdays or by appointment. Fr. Alabama (USA) - 9:45 a.m. Sunday First Assembly of God — 1400 vice Road W., Ruston Ser- vices: Sunday Patrick J. Madden, Pastoral Administrator. School, 11:00 a.m. Worship. Phone: 318/255-3243 LeaEtta Stewart, CLL Woodward Ave., Ruston. Sunday School 8 a.m., 10:30 a.m. & 6p.m. Wednesday St. Thomas Aquinas - 810 Carey John Knox (PCA) - 2106 Cooktown 6p.m. Pastor Stanley Bissic. Avenue, Ruston. Mass Schedule: Satur- day: LA License #F75 614 S. Vienna St. 9:45 a.m., Children’s Church & Wor- Rd.,Ruston. Christian Education all ages Fax: 318/251-0354 ship 10:45 a.m., Evening 6:00 p.m., Mount Pisgah - Hwy. 3061, Ruston. 5 pm; Sunday: 9:30 am, 1:30 pm Spanish 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. 318•255•2309 Ruston, LA 71270 Wednesdays 6:00 p.m., 255-8932, Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Mass; 7:00 pm College Mass (September Greenwood - Lincoln Parish Rd. 181, “Quality in Glass & Service” email: [email protected]. Ricky Wed. 6:30 p.m. through May). Tuesday: 7:30 am; Wed- between Mitcham’s & Hwy. 146, Ruston. Bonnet, Pastor. Mount Sinai – 2269 Hwy. 145, nesday: 9:00 pm (September through Sunday School 10 a.m. Wor- ship 11 a.m. Choudrant. 768-4571. Sunday School 10 May); Thursday: 7:30 am; Friday: 12 pm. Ruston (USA) - 212 N. Bonner St. BAPTIST CHURCHES a.m. Worship 11 a.m. 1st, 3rd, 4th Sundays. Reconciliaton: 4:00 – 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m., Worship at Wayne L. Buggs, Pastor. Father Tony Posadas, OFM. 10:45 a.m., Fellowship at 11:45 a.m. Edith Alabama - 16061 Hwy. 151, Arcadia. Mount Vernon Missionary – 1356 Hill, Commissioned Lay Pastor. Taff Watts, Pastor. Hwy. 167 N. Dubach, Sunday School CHURCH OF CHRIST Serving All Lincoln Parish’s Propane Needs Barnett Springs – 1601 S. Barnett 9:45 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m., Bible OTHER CHURCHES Residential & Commercial Springs Rd., Worship 9:00 a.m.; Sunday Class Wednesday Nite 7-8 p.m. Rev. M.V. Church of Christ – 2902 Hwy. 80 *Propane & Natural Gas Products* School 9:45 a.m.; Lynn Hawkins,minister Johnson, Pastor. West, Ruston. Sunday Worship 10:30 Abundant GraceTabernacle - 3092 Mount Zion – Old Gra.m.bling Rd., a.m.& 5 p.m. 3452 HWY 145 N. Choudrant Calvary - 5200 HWY 167, Vienna. Hwy 556, Sunday Service, 11 a.m., Bro. T.L. James & Gra.m.bling. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Grambling – 146 King St. Sunday 318-768-2511 800-259-5051 Bible Study & Worship offered @ 9 A.m. & Terry King repeated @ 10:30 A.m. Nursery provided. Worship 10:30 a.m. Bible Class 9:30 a.m., Worship 10:30 a.m. Campus Community Worship Company, Inc. Bro. Bill Reid, Pastor. Mount Zion No. 2 – 113 California Northside - 1804 N. Trenton St., Center - 1000 Saratoga St., Ruston, China Grove Missionary - 699 Plant Road. Dubach. (318) 777-3300 Ruston. Bible Class 9:30 a.m. Worship 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m. & 6 Mundy Rd.;Sunday School 8:30; Worship Sunday School 9:30 a.m.Worship 10:45 10:30 a.m. Don Stevens, minister. p.m Sunday. Bible Study 7 p.m. Tuesday. 10:00 a.m.; Wednesday Prayer Meeting/ a.m. Rev. Billy Harris , Assoc. Min. Rev. Orleans Cir. Church of Christ - 2103 TV Broadcast of Sunday Service at noon The Lincoln Agency, LLC Bible Study 6:30 p.m. Rev. Da.m.ian E.C. Morgan, Pastor. Orleans Cir., Ruston, Sunday Bible Study Thursday. 513-9383. Magnolia Corner P.O. Box 980 Wilson, Sr, Pastor. New Hope - Choudrant. Sunday 9:30 a.m., Worship 10:30 a.m., Wed. Bible Christian L.I.F.E. Church – Living in Christ Temple Baptist Church - School10a.m.Worship11a.m.Dwayne L. Study 7 p.m. Gary Hargis, Pastor. fullness everyday! 107 Love Ave. Sunday General Store 504 S. Service Rd. East 7349 Hwy 80. Ruston 71270, Sunday Monk, Pastor. Ruston - 2300 W. Woodward Worship (Contemporary)11 a.m. & Wednes- School 9:30 a.m.,Worship 10:45 New Hope - Ruston. 302 West Ave.,Ruston.Sun.:Bible Class 9:30 a.m. day “L.i.f.e.” Study at 7 p.m. Richard Hinkle, Ruston, La a.m.,Bible Study Wed. 6:00 p.m. For Vaughn St; Dr. Don Taylor, Pastor ; Sun- day Worship 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.; Tues.: Pastor. CLC is a Spirit filled church! 4331 Hwy 563, Simsboro 255-2913 transportation, call 274-0030. D.J. Lanier School 9:45 a.m. Mornng Worship 11 a.m. Ladies Bible Class 10 a.m.; LA Tech Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Sr, Pastor Bible Study Wednesdays 6 p.m. Christian Student Center (CSC) Devo Day Saints - 205 Woodhaven Rd., Ruston. 247-8406 New Liberty Hill - Hwy. 544, Sims- 7 p.m. Wed. Bible Class 7 p.m. Minister: Church of Restoration - 285 Main Worship 9 a.m. Bishop Jay Huckaby. Gas - Deli - Groceries St.(Nexttorailroadtracks)Gra.m.bling;- boro. Worship 11 a m .every Sunday. Rev. Jim Davis Local Mission (CSC) 318- Church of the Living God -1438 Pas- torTerranceJackson,Sr.;Sundayser- Curtis Willis, Pastor. 255-0417, www.rustonchurchofchrist.org, Hwy. 167 W., Dubach. Sunday School vices 11a.m., Bible study Thursdays 7 p.m. New Pilgrim Rest, Inc. - 2697 Elm St. [email protected] 9:45 a.m. weekly, Worship 11:15 a.m., 1st Cook - 2000 Cooktown Rd.,Ruston. Arcadia. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning & 3rd Sundays, Elder L.E. McPhail, Pastor. Railroad Park, Downtown Ruston 7:15 Worship 11 a.m. Youth & Adult Bible Study EPISCOPAL CHURCHES Church of the Nazarene - 1101 Center Your Wed. 6 p.m. Pastor Norah Banks, Jr. AM Sunrise Service. 8:00 AM Family St., Ruston. Sunday School 9:45 a.m., New Prospect - 3438 Hwy. 167 N. Church of the Redeemer-504 Tech Breakfast in the Ministry Building – Gym. Morning Worship 11 a.m., Evening Worship 9:00 AM Connect Group Bible Studies Dubach,LA 71235. Sunday school 9:45 Dr., Ruston. Sunday School 9:15 a.m. a.m.Worship 10:45 a.m. Evening worship Worship 8:30 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Wed. 5 p.m., Wed. Bible Study 6 p.m. Spanish for All Ages. 10:15 AM Morning Worship Services: Sunday 2 p.m.,Wednesday Bible Ad Service, Auditorium (nursery is available). 5p.m. Wednesday prayer service 6:30 p.m. evening choir practice & Canterbury Study 7 p.m., Saturday Service 7 p.m. There will be no evening worship service New Prosperity Baptist - 1378 St. Luke’s – Main Street, Grambling. Prosperity Church, Clay, LA, 71270. Full Worship includ- ing Holy Eucharist, Dubach Church of God in Christ - on Easter, 4/21. 256 Voss Street, Dubach. Sunday School 10 Corinth - Sunday School 10 a.m., Charles H. Thompson, Pastor, Sunday Sunday 10:00 a.m.. Canterbury Associa- School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship tion for students 4:00 p.m. Rev. Thomas a.m. Worshp 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. Bible Study Here Worship 11 a.m. 7 p.m. Tuesday and Friday. Superintendent Competitive Pricing 11:00a.m. Nsubuga, Vicar Emmanuel - 1200 Farmerville Hwy., Billy Caldwell, Pastor. 777-8877 Ruston.Sunday School 9:00 a.m.,Morn- New Rocky Valley - 2155 Martin Monthly Position Luther King Ave., Gra.m.bling. Worship Faith Church - 2909 N.Trenton ing Worship 10:15 a.m. METHODIST CHURCHES (1.4 milesnorthofI-20onHwy167)Worship Fellowship-FellowshipCommunity. 10:30 a.m. Rev. Julius Sumler, Pastor. INDUSTRIAL INSULATION Speak with one Northview Missionary Baptist – Sunday 10:30 a.m. and Wed.7 p.m. Stan Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship 10:30 Pody,Pastor.Come experience the good- GROUP, LLC a.m. Bro. Connie Smith, Pastor. Highway 33. Worship 11 a.m. Antioch UMC - Simsboro. Sunday of our sales Olive Grove - Choudrant. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 11:00 a.m. ness of God. Fellowship - Simsboro. 2.5 miles Focus Christian Ministries - 901 276 Fiberboard Road representatives south. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Wednes- School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m., 6:30 Rev. Joe Koskie, Pastor. p.m. Wednesday. Arcadia First UMC- Sunday School Martin Luther King, Dr. Martin Luther Grambling, LA 71245 today! day 6 p.m. King Community Center. Sunday Service First - Choudrant. 117 Oak st. -One Pilgrim Rest - 622 W. Line Ave., 10 a.m. New Way Christian Worship Ruston. P.O. Box 1147. Sunday School 9:00 10:00 a.m. Thursday Night: 7:30 - 8:30p.m. (318) 255-5766 block south of Hwy. 80 in Choudrant. 11 am. Trad. Worship 11 am. Rev. Bill 318-255-4353 a.m. Worship 10:00 a.m. Rev. Brandon J. (beginning Nov.1). Pastor Kenneth Sims. Sunday Worship 11:00 A.m. and 6:00 P.m. Moon, Pastor & Bro. Perry Anderson, Crew, Pastor Fountain of Praise United Wor- ship 800-667-4168 Wednesday Service 7:00 P.m. Special Assoc. Pastor. Pine Grove B.C. - 470 Chandler Choudrant UMC - 125 Pecan Center - 1394 Hazel St., Arcadia,Sunday Youth Services-Sunday 5:00 P.m. and (318) 247-9881 Fax Rd., 6 mi. east of Ruston. Sunday School St. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Reginald School 10 a.m.,Worship Services 11 a.m. Wednesday 7:00 P.m. every Sunday 10 a.m. Prayer Meet- Colvin, Pastor. Ricky Pearson, Pastor First - Dubach. Hico St. Sunday ing6:30p.m.BibleStudy.Worship 1,3 and Douglas UMC - Sunday School The Gospel - 2.5 miles east of Hwy. School 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:30 a.m., 6 5 Sundays 11 a.m. Rev. Pual Love, Pastor. 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. Evening Worship 33 on Hwy. 821. Bible study 5 pm. Worship p.m. Discipleship Training 5 p.m. Prayer Pleasant Grove - Pleasant Grove 6 p.m., douglaschurch.com, Rev. Jeremy 6 pm. Robert Daulton, Pastor. meeting 6 p.m. Wednesday. Road,Choudrant.Wednesday evening Jones, Pastor. Grambling Church of God in Christ First - Ruston. 200 S. Trenton St., bible study 6:30 p.m. Sunday school Dubach UMC - Sunday School 9:30 Mission - Cornwell Drive, Grambling. 105 South Monroe • 255-3942 Ruston.Contemporary Worship at The 10:00 a.m.; morning worship 11:00 a.m.; am. Worship 11:00 a.m. & 6 p.m. Rev. Worship 11:15 a.m. Rev. James Calvin Depot; 8:4 5 a.m. Traditional Worship 1526 North Trenton St. • 255-7070 evening worship and bible study 6:00 p.m. Stephanie Green, Pastor. Dean, Pastor. and 11a.m. Contemporary Worship Ruston, LA Kenneth Swanner, Pastor. First UMC - Arcadia - New Way Impact Worship Center - Sundays: in the sanctuary. Connection Groups Pleasant Grove - “The Oasis in the (Contemporary Worship) 9:30-10:30a.m. Intercessory Prayer - 10:30 a.m., Morning meet at 9:50a.m. for Bible study for all Woods”, 446 Bowden Rd., Ruston, (Clay) Sunday School 10:30-11:15. Traditional Worship - 11 a.m. at Greenwood Recreation ages. Wednesday activities:Worship LA, Pastor, Dr. Kenneth D. Sapp. Worship 11:15-Noon. Jon Lord, Pastor Center, 1306 Cornell Ave, Ruston; Tuesdays: at 6:15p.m. andclassesforallages. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church - 1127 Grace UMC - 3401 N. Trenton St., Intercessory Prayer - 6:30 p.m., Impact Bible Formoreinforma- tion check our website Your Life... Mondy Rd. Sunday School 10, Worship 11. Ruston. SundaySchool, 9:45 a.m.,Wor- Study - 7 p.m. at Ruston Housing Authority at - fbcruston.org Evening Worship 5 p.m. Wednesday Kid’s ship, 10:45 a.m. Rev. Bob Deich, Pastor. Building 901 MLK Dr. Ruston. Your CommunitY... First – Simsboro. Bible Study 4 Christ 7 p.m. Bro. Greg Morrow, Pastor Lewis Temple CME - Main St., Jubilee Family Life COG - 508 South 9:15a.m., Morning Worship 10:15 a.m., Rock Corner & Garden of Prayer Grambling. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Monroe St., Ruston. Sunday 2:00 p.m. Your news... Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. -Off Hwy.33,14 miles north of Ruston. Worship 10:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. Earl Grifn, 242-0005, Pastor Keith Upton. Friendship Baptist Church - 143 Worship 10:50 a.m. Sr., Pastor. LIFECHURCH.LA - 3000 S. Vienna West Sixth Street, Bernice, LA 71222, RockyValley - Simsboro.Worship Mays Chapel CME - 615 W. Line St., Ruston. 1st Service 9 a.m. Sunday www.rustonleader.com Fletcher Jerome Thomas Pastor 2nd, 4th, 5th Sundays. Rev. Calvin R. Ave., Ruston. Worship 11 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. 2nd Service 11:00a.m. Grace Baptist Church - 2808 Young, Pastor. School 9:30 a.m. Rev. Terence L. One church with 3 locations: Ruston, Jones- Trenton Ave. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Solid Rock Baptist Church -1511 Flucas, Pastor. boro, Springhill. Lead Pastor, Dallas Witt. SUBSCRIBE TODAY!! Sunday bible class 10 a.m. Wed. night West California Hwy 80, Ruston, LA, Memorial UMC - 9325 Hwy 80, Miracle Temple Church of God bible study at 7:00 p.m. Richard War- Sunday Morning Worship 8 a.m., Sunday Simsboro. Worship 9:30 a.m. Sunday In Christ - 1405 S. Farmerville, Ruston. mack, Pastor. School, 9:30a.m., Tuesday Prayer meet- School 10:30 a.m. Wednesday Bible Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Sunday Wor- Grace Bible - 216 Rough Edge Rd. ing/Bible study, 6:30 p.m. Rev. Titus Walker, Study 6 p.m. Kyle Ernst, Pastor. ship 11a.m. Evangelistical Service 8 p.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Worship 11:00 Pastor/Teacher. Mt. Mariah UMC - Worship 9 am. a.m., Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Wed. Prayer Tuesdays & Fridays 6:30 a.m., 9 Southside - 3191 South Vienna Sunday School 10:00 am. Rev. Bill a.m., & Noon daily. Bible Study Sundays, 7:00 p.m. Gerald Nelson, Pastor. Street, Ruston. Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Moon, Pastor & Bro. Perry Anderson, Greater Pleasant Grove - Union- Tuesdays & Fridays 7 p.m. Supt. T. Kennedy, Worship 11 a.m. & 5 p.m. Wed. Prayer Assoc. Pastor. Pastor. 255-2112 ville, 1270 Golf Course Rd. Sunday School Mtg. 6 p.m. J.E. Brown, Pastor. Salem UMC - 11793 Hwy. 151, every Sun. 10:00 a.m.; Worship Sun. New LivingWord Ministry - 1900 Springhill - 1.5 miles southwest of Dubach, LA. Sunday School 10:00 a.m., Barnett Springs Rd. Ruston. Sunday School 11:00 a.m.; Bible Study every Wednesday Ruston. Rev.Ja.m.es Hall III. Worship Worship 11 a.m. Robbie Alford, Pastor. 6:00 p.m, Pastor Willia.m. Fields, Sr. 9 a.m. Praise & Worship Service 10 a.m. 10:45 a.m. St. Peter AME - 1104 Arlington New Covenant Ministries worship Greater St. Luke - 163 St. Luke St. David Missionary - Vienna. Wor- St., Ruston. Worship 11 a.m. 1st, 3rd, Church Rd, Arcadia. Sunday Worship services every Sunday at 11 a.m. Prayer 208 W. Park Avenue • 255-2525 ship 11 a.m. every Sunday; Bible Study, 5th Sundays. Elzie E. Odom Jr., Pastor. & Bible study Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.. Service 11a.m. James E. Pa t t o n , p Wed. 7 p.m. Rev. Gordan D. Ford, Pastor. Trinity UMC - 1000 Woodward Ave., a s t o r. Pastor B. Jerro St. John - Old Gra.m.bling Rd., Ru- Ruston. Traditional Worship: 8:30 am & NewTestament Church at Gram- Gum Spring Missionary Baptist ston. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Wor- ship 10:45 am (Sanctuary); Refuge Contem Church-Hwy 151,Farmerville.Worship bling Inc. (interdenominational) – 108 Financial Advisors 11 a.m. Wed. Prayer meeting 6:00 p.m., poraryWorship:10:45am(Trinity Center); AS. Main St. Worship 10:45 a.m. & 6 p.m. Emmanuel Baptist 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays, Sunday School, Rev. Julius Hill, Pastor. Sunday School: 9:30 am. Rev. Dr. Juliet Every Sunday. Rev. Harvy B. Simmons, Sunday, 7 p.m. Wednesday. Bible classes Bobby Conville, Jr. St. Mary - 1114 Larson St., Rus- ton. Spencer (Senior Pastor), Rev. Leslie 7 p.m. Tuesday & Thursday. Preschool Pastor. Community Prayer Band on Sunday School 10 a.m. weekly. Worship Stephens (Associate Pastor). Managing Director-Investments, Thursdays. Everyone is invited. PraiseTemple-Ramada Inn,107 Love Branch Manager 1200 Farmerville Hwy, Ruston 11 a.m. Every Sunday. Bible study Wed- Wesley Chapel UMC – 4330 Hwy. Ave., Ruston. Monday Worship 7 - 8:30 p.m. 318-255-8491 Hico - 653 Hwy. 152, Sunday School nesday Rev. Douglas Houston, Pastor 818. Wesley Chapel Rd. Worship 9:30 10 A.m. Worship 11A.m. & 6P.m. Mid Week Bishop Larry L. Brandon Jr., Pastor ® St. Peter - 404 Longstraw Rd., a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Rev. Solid Rock Full Gospel - Ruston Ron Deal, CFP Let the little Wed Prayer meeting @ 6:30 P.m. Bro. Ruston Sunday School-9:30 a.m., Sun Charles Penuell, Pastor. Financial Advisor children come Donald W. Cardin,Pastor Civic Center Peach Suite, Ruston. Worship Worship 11a.m., Wed.6:30 p.m. Trevor V. 11 a.m. 2nd & 4th Sundays fellowship 4 to me... Hopewell - 7657 Fellowship Rd., Barber, Pastor PENTECOSTAL CHURCHES Matthew 19:14 Hwy 151, Dubach. Sunday School p.m. ACTS Bible Study Thursday 7 p.m. Earl Smith St. Rest - Choudrant. 209 Walker Rd. 318-254-8559. Rev. Terrence L. Millican, Financial Advisor 9:45, Worship 11 A.m., Pastor Warren Sunday school 9:30 a.m. and Sun Worship Anchor Tabernacle - Exit 93 from Johnson Jr. Founder/Pastor. 11 a.m. Rev. Robert B. Sim- mons, Pastor. I-20 then South 1/2 mile, Choudrant. Sts. Constantine & Helen Greek Lane Chapel No. 2 - 300 Moore St. Rest - Dubach. Hwy. 146, West. Sunday Worship 2 p.m., Wednesday Dairy Rd., Ruston. Sunday School 10 a.m. Othodox Church -2011 Forsythe Ave, Mon- WELLS FARGO Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 11 a.m. 7p.m., Saturday Youth 6 p.m 318-768- roe. Orthros 9:30 p.m., Divine Liturgy 10:30 weekly. Worship 11 a.m. 1st, 3rd Sundays, & 6:30 p.m. Discipleship training 5:30 3015 . Rev. Robert L. Wise, Pastor. a.m. Rev. Father Dimitrios Leussis,parish ADVISORS Robert L. Singleton, Pastor. p.m. Prayer meeting & Bible study 7 p.m. First Pentecostal – Corner of priest.www.constantine- helen.org Lanes Chapel Missionary – Hwy. Wednesday. Dr. Randy Ray, Pastor. Kentucky and Goodwin, Ruston. 209 West Alabama St. Paul Lutheran - Episcopal Church 151,Downsville.SundaySchool10a.m. Temple-1515 S. Service Rd. W., Rus- Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 7 p.m. Ruston • 255-1958 Worship 11 a.m. ton. 9 a.m. Blended Worship (Sanctuary) Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. I.L. at 504 Tech Dr., Ruston. Worship 5 p.m. Bible Liberty Hill Missionary - Sims- boro. or the Gathering Space with simulcast Bailey, Pastor. Study 4 p.m., Rev. Perry Culver, minister. 306 E. Reynolds Dr. The Bridge Community Church - Wells Fargo Advisors is a trade name used by Pastor Sa.m.uel M. Andrews. Worship sermon.10:15 a.m. Bible Study for all King’s Court U.P.C. - 2401 S. Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC, Member SIPC Ruston, LA 71270 each Sunday -10:45 a.m. 5th Sunday ages. 11:15 a.m. the Gathering with live Service Rd. West. Worship Sunday 10 NorthCampus, 2301 N. Trenton: 9:15 a.m. Service at 9 a.m service Children’s Ministry available (Birth- (318) 255-6780 • (318) 255-3280 sermon (Gathering Space). 5 p.m. Even- a.m. & 6 p.m.; Wednesday 7 p.m. Sammy Longstraw Baptist - 1799 Styles, ing Worship (Gathering Space). Bozeman, Pastor. 5th); 11a.m. service Children’s Ministry Ranch Rd., Choudrant, Sunday School True Believers Baptist Church- 184 LifePoint Church of Ruston - 1018 available (Birth-5th). 9:45 a.m., Worship 11:00 a.m., 6:00 p.m., CCC Road, Ruston, LA. Sunday School S. Vienna St., Ruston. Sunday - 10 a.m. Triumph The Church and Kingdom DeDicateD to improving Wed. 6:30 p.m., Children’s Supper Wed. 10 a.m., Sunday Morning Worship (Worship Service & Kids’ Classes) of God In Christ - Hwy. 3061 E. Tenn. Rd., anD growing our community. 6:15 p.m.Larry Emory,Pastor. 11a.m.,BibleStudy-Wednesdays6:30p.m. Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. (Bible Study, Youth Ruston. 254-1112, School of Wisdom 10 Love Chapel - 1522 Sikes St, Ru- Gairie Harris, Pastor Class, & Kids’ Class).lifepointruston.com a.m., Evening Service 12 p.m., Shepherd: ston.SundaySchool9:45A.m.Morn- ing The Word - 504 S. Main St. Gra.m.bl The Pentecostals of Ruston Prince Billy Ray Torber. Worship 1st & 3rd Sunday 11 A.m., Rev ing, Sunday: Worship 11 a.m., Tuesdays: - 2851 Hwy 33 North, Ruston. 318-255- United Faith Tabernacle Ministries RUSTON DAILY David L. Slack, Pastor. Sunday School 6 p.m.,Women’s Ministry: 7732. Sunday School & Worship 10 a.m. & Prayer Center - 303 Cherry St. Bernice, rdl MacedoniaNo.1Missionary-Rt. 7 p.m., Thursday: Bible Study 6 p.m. & 6 p.m., Wednesday - 7 p.m. Bishop La. 71222, Pastors John & Glinda Carodine LEADER 2, Dubach. Worship 11 a.m. 1st, 3rd Union - Dubach.Worship 11 a.m. Rev. Leroy Skipper Upon the Rock Outreach Center – Sundays. Rev. Clifford Dailey, Pastor. every Sunday. James A. Mattox Sr., Power House Temple of Christ Texas Ave., Ruston. Sunday School 10:30 Macedonia No. 2 Missionary– Pastor University - 2856 W. California, Apostolic – 101 Main St., Grambling. a.m., Worship 11:30 a.m. Robert & Glorie Sunday School 10 A.m., 11 A.m. Morning Ruston. Worship, 11 a.m. Sunday School Worship noon. Mandy Hamilton, Pastor. Easters, Pastors. Stay Worship 2 & 4 Sunday. 489 E. Sibley Rd., 10 a.m.,Evening service 6p.m.,Bible United Pentecostal – Dubach. Victorious Faith Church - 131 S. CONNECTED Choudrant, La 71227. Sunday School. Study Wed. 6:30 p.m. Pastor Jeff Sanford Sunday School 10 a.m. Worship 10 a.m. Main St, Grambling. Morning Worship 10:08 Mineral Springs - 4599 Hwy 822, Woods Chapel - Hwy. 33, Ruston. & 6 p.m. Sunday 7 p.m. Wednesday. Rev. a.m. Bible Study 6 p.m. Wednesday. Bishop Dubach.SundaySchool9:45a.m.,Wor- Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Worship 11 Dr. Douglas Stewart, Pastor. Barry Calahan, Pastor. ship 10:45 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.Wednesday a.m. 2nd, 4th Sunday. Rev. Willie Hunter, Zion Temple Apostolic Faith Victory Life Church of Ruston - 2535 prayer meeting & Tea.m. Kids at 7:00 p.m. Sr., Pastor. Deliverance – Eastern Hills, off Beacon Hwy 33, Ruston, La. Sunday Service and Bro. Greg Tipton, Pastor. Zion Hill - 505 Lee St., Ruston. Light Rd., Ruston. Worship 11 a.m. Worship 11 a.m., Wednes- day night Adult Mount Harmony - 210 Mt. Harmony Sunday School 9:30 a.m.Worship 11 a.m. Robert Lyle, Pastor. Life classes, Velocity Youth, & G-Force HOME G ROWN RUSTON DAI LY LEADER Church Rd. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Wor- Bible Study, Wed. 6:00 p.m. Voice of Revival Ministry - 304 children’s church at 7 p.m. A church where HOMERUSTON LGEADER. ROWNCOM ship 10:45 a.m. Wednesday Prayer/Bible Zion Traveler - 1201 Martin Luther W. California St., Ruston, LA, across we love God and God’s people. RUSTON DAI LY LEADER Study 6 p.m. Bro. Quincy Knox, Pastor King Dr, Ruston. Sunday School 8:30 from Taco Bell. Wednesday Bible Study Word of Faith Ministries - 611 South RUSTONLEADER.COM Mount Calm Missionary - Sims- a.m. and Worship Services 9:30. each 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. radio broadcast, Farmerville St., Ruston. Worship 10:30 a.m. www.rustonleader.com boro, 566 Mount Calm Rd. Worship Sunday. Rev. Maurice M. White, Pastor. 1490 KRUS, Sunday worship, 11:30 Thursday 7 p.m. rustonleader.com PORTS S Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 10A Cedar Creek puts 7 on All-State teams

Leader file photos Junior Lauren Menzina went 18-10 in the circle for the Cedar Creek softball Cedar Creek Anna Larr Roberson batted .451 as a senior for the Lady team during the 2019 season. Cougars softball team this season. Softball duo, baseball outfielder earn first-team honors

By T. Scott Boatright Freeman earned All- sity signee, batted .404 [email protected] State Softball honorable with 43 runs batted in, mention for a second five home runs and Seven Cedar Creek straight year while fel- only struck out just 10 athletes are being rec- low Lady Cougar Riley times in 114 at-bats for ognized as the Loui- Spradlin also earned the Division IV state siana Sports Writers honorable mention. champions. Association released its On the Class 1A All- Blaire Bizette was Class 1A All-State Base- State Baseball squad, voted the Most Valu- ball and Softball Teams Cedar Creek senior able Player in softball on Saturday, June 8. outfielder Chandler after pitching Catho- A pair of Lady Cou- Hay earned first team lic-Pointe Coupee to gars returns as Class 1A honors. the Division IV state All-State softball first- Hay batted .330 on the championship with a teamers as senior Anna season for the Cougars. 21-3 record, 2.04 ERA, Larr Roberson and Cedar Creek’s Brooks 117 strikeouts and a .627 junior utility player Auger and Luke Black batting average. Lauren Menzina return each earned honorable Greg Manuel was to the 2019 squad. mention on the Class named the Class 1A Roberson, a Loui- 1-A All-State Baseball Coach of the Year for siana Tech women’s Team. baseball after leading basketball signee, bat- Ouachita Christian Oberlin to the Class ted .451 on the season catcher Clint Hargrave 1A baseball state title while Menzina went is the Class 1A baseball while Britni Head of 18-10 pitching for the Most Valuable Player. OCS was the Class 1A Lady Cougars. Hargrave, a Southeast- Softball Coach of the Senior Chandler Hay (12) was named a first-team outfielder on the Class Cedar Creek’s Alli ern Louisiana Univer- Year. 1A All-State baseball team after batting .330 on the season. Saints, Ginn banking on veteran’s enduring speed

METAIRIE (AP) — injured reserve late last to optimize agility, bal- ing 17 passed for 209 of the offseason. Even as Ted Ginn Jr. en- season and the move ance and explosiveness. yards and two touch- The pads go back ters his 13th NFL season, quickly paid dividends He has given up eating downs. on during minicamp the 34-year-old Saints when he caught a late, meat, opting for more of His first season with next week. The tour- receiver still considers 25-yard pass that helped a fish-focused, “pescatar- the Saints — in 2017 — nament-style, 40-yard his foot speed his most the Saints defeat the ian” diet. was among the best of competition featuring distinguishing asset. Pittsburgh Steelers in “I’m just taking dif- his career: 53 catches, 787 Ginn among two dozen New Orleans hopes Week 16. ferent precautions to try yards and four TDs in 15 NFL players is sched- the former Ohio State He added six recep- and stick in this league,” regular season games, uled June 29. Competi- football and track star tions for 102 yards in two Ginn said. “When you followed by 12 catches for tors include Kamara, can live up to the hype Ginn playoff games, including get to an older age, I 187 yards and one TD in although Ginn suspects he himself has promul- a 43-yarder in the NFC pay attention to the two playoff games. he’d outrun his team- gated this offseason ine or a means of self- title game. young guys around me The Saints will be mate as easily as Kamara — namely by publicly motivation is difficult Ginn said he has not and their different lit- hoping Ginn rediscovers outperforms him during inviting anyone to race to discern. been formally timed in tle things. Weights are his 2017 form this sea- balance beam drills. him for $10,000 and by He is less than a a 40-yard dash in “a long great, but they’re kind of son. While New Orleans “That’s what he’s entering the “40 Yards year removed from ar- time” but suggests that going out of style right added receiving tight good at,” Ginn said with of Gold” competition throscopic knee surgery he can still sprint that now. When I was young, end Jared Cook in free a laugh. “Let’s let people that purportedly will that wiped out most of distance in 4.38 seconds I’d do weights a lot. agency, the club stood pat stick to what they’re determine the NFL’s his 2018 season. He said or faster. “Certain stuff works with its receiver corps good at.” fastest player. the experience caused He said his training for certain people; that’s headlined by Michael Ginn said he has not “When you think him at one point to view and diet regimens have what I’ve figured out Thomas and Ginn. scheduled any one-on- about speed, and you retirement as a “50-50” evolved as he has gotten in this league,” Ginn “They believe in us,” one races for $10,000. come to the New Orleans proposition. older. He is less focused continued. “You just Ginn said. “They believe He said his mention of Saints, you think about “Going through the on weight training now try to go out and figure in what they have.” doing so was more of one guy,” Ginn said. different things I went and spent part of this out what’s good for your Ginn’s enduring a light-hearted, off-the- “We’ve all got our labels through and seeing the offseason on what he body. Once you do that, speed was evident in a cuff public relations of who we are. We’ve all different doctors made calls the “Alvin Kamara you try to maintain 20-yard end around for a ploy to bring attention to just got to go out and man me a little scared,” Ginn plan,” working in Mi- that.” touchdown during 11-on- his Pop Warner football up to it.” said. ami with the Saints’ Ginn played in only 11 drills this week in one program in his native Whether Ginn’s out- The Saints designated third-year star running five regular season of the Saints’ last volun- Cleveland called Ginn ward confidence is genu- Ginn to return from back on drills designed games last season, catch- tary, unpadded practices Elite. PORTS S Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 11A La. Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2019 honored

By Jason Pugh Written for the LSWA

NATCHITOCHES — Gratitude. Humility. Appreciation. One listen to the 10 members of the 2019 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame induction class during Thursday after- noon’s news conference evoked at least one of those three emotions — if not all three of the triumvirate. There were stories of gravel roads less traveled from 1,000-win Peabody High School boys basketball coach Charles Smith. There were plenty of “wo- ahs” from a couple of inductees who weren’t quite sure they be- longed in the company they officially will keep once they are inducted Saturday, June 9 at the Natchitoches Events Center. Saturday’s induction will fold in video trib- Photo courtesy Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame utes for each of the 11 Pictured is the 2019 Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame Induction Class. From left to right they are Dave Nitz, Matt Dunigan, Charles inductees — two-time Smith, Roger Cardor, Danielle Scott, Marie Gagnard, Les Miles, T. Berry Porter, Max Fluger and Phillip Timothy. Super Bowl champion quarterback Peyton me the pictures of the so much about your- Manning arrives in people who are in here. self, things you have town Friday —but I looked at Doug, and I to learn. It teaches you Thursday was a chance said, ‘They put me in to do the right thing, for the 10 members of here with these people? which isn’t always the the class to speak about It’s unreal.’” easy thing. You learn themselves, a feeling Nitz has spent 44 quickly, you’ve got to more than one said was of his 58 years in the play when you’re not not among their favor- broadcasting indus- healthy and still be ites things to do. try calling Louisiana productive. It separates Talking about the Tech games. He also the men from the boys. ones who helped paved spent one season call- If there was an inch the road to Natchi- ing Grambling football to gain in the game, I toches, that was much games when the Tigers wanted to get it. It cost easier and allowed the were coached by the me my career in 1996. praise and thanks to legendary Eddie Rob- I’ve been dealing with flow effusively. inson, whom Nitz will post-concussion syn- “This great hon- join in the Hall on Sat- drome for 23 years, and or is not because of urday night. I’m soldiering in that what Charles Smith With a career that en- world right now.” has done,” said Smith, capsulates more than T. Berry Porter can Louisiana Tech play-by-play broadcaster for football, baseball and men’s who closed out the four decades of Loui- commiserate with Du- basketball Dave Nitz takes his turn at the microphone. two-plus hour event siana Tech history, Nitz nigan. that aired live on Cox has crossed paths with Porter’s induction Sports Television. “It’s numerous Louisiana will be a two-for-one in because of what my Sports Hall of Famers, terms of special places mother — bless her but he will be tied to in the Hall. The cowboy soul, she passed away a fellow Class of 2019 from Leesville, who col- before Christmas at 92 member more closely lected the 1949 World — did. She was my first than most. Champion Roper title teacher. It’s because of “It’s interesting,” in Boston, becomes the my father, 96 years old, Nitz said. “Matt (Du- first rodeo competitor a World War II veteran. nigan) and I went into in the hall and will be Putting that together, I the Louisiana Tech Hall the oldest inductee in had no choice but to be of Fame the same day. Hall history at 92. successful.” Now he and I go into the True to his roots, Por- Smith’s seven state Louisiana Sports Hall ter is a cowboy through championships put him of Fame the same day. and through. While Du- in rarified air in state He’s in the Canadian nigan lost his career to annals as do his 1,000- Football Hall of Fame. concussions, Porter lost plus wins. He was in I don’t think I’ll be in his right arm to a John fine company Thursday, that one, so he’s got one Deere tractor that ran joined by the likes of on me.” him over. a five-time Olympian While most of the Unabated, Porter Former Louisiana Tech quarterback Matt Dunigan played 13 years in the (volleyballer Danielle Class of 2019 thanked continues to work the Canadian Football League before becoming a broadcaster for TSN. Scott), a national cham- people who have influ- family farm. In fact, he LSU’s 1958 national an all-state basketball so in the image of two pionship college foot- enced them, Dunigan was on a tractor when championship team, it player, drafted by the of his former coaches – ball coach (LSU’s Les repeatedly gave thanks Ireland called to let him would be easy for Max Cincinnati Reds as a Bill McCartney and Bo Miles), a two-time Ca- to the game of football know of his impending Fugler to have stayed catcher, an eight-time Schembechler. nadian Football League for instilling life les- enshrinement. less than humble. All-Pro as a Kansas “(McCartney) was Grey Cup champion sons that took him from Echoing Nitz’s sen- Fugler joined a num- City Chief, intercepted not only a great coach, quarterback (Louisi- his Ohio birthplace to timents, Porter said ber of his former LSU more passes than any but someone who had ana Tech’s Matt Duni- being raised in Dallas to he had the same goal teammates in the Hall, strong side safety in the a great overview of his gan) and legendary playing – and meeting throughout his life. teammates who fought history of the NFL. Me program,” said Miles, Southern University his wife – at Louisiana “I tell you what, you for his entry. When beside them? Whoa!” who enters his first sea- baseball coach Roger Tech and then to a 14- don’t know how proud Ireland spoke of the Fugler’s LSU ties son as the head coach Cador. year CFL career that I am to be a member pressure his former made him one of a quar- at Kansas this fall. “He It was enough to led to a 20-plus-year of the Hall of Fame,” Tigers mates put on tet of inductees with was a Christian who make more than one broadcasting career Porter said. “I didn’t sports writers to elect deep ties to Louisiana’s mentored me spiritu- inductee’s head spin. with TSN. think they’d every put Fugler, he broke down capital city. ally. He was special. “Back in April, we “E.J. Lewis found a cowboy in here. I’ve in tears. Fugler shares a tie “Bo could grab you were down here to play me in Dallas, Texas, in been a cowboy all my “It’s the greatest feel- with Miles as both led by the throat and knew Northwestern (State) in 1979, along with Randy life, and I tried to be ing I could have, know- LSU to football national where he had to get you baseball, and I asked Crouch,” Dunigan said. a good cowboy. You ing that,” Fugler said championships. While to play your best foot- (Hall of Fame Chair- “They brought me to can’t give up. You’ve through tears. “It’s Fugler did it as a hard- ball. I’m very fortunate man) Doug (Ireland) Louisiana Tech. That’s got to keep going. I’m an honor to be associ- hitting defender, Miles to have been with those to take me through where it all started proud of being from ated with those kind of was the commander in two men.” the Hall of Fame,” for me, trying to un- Louisiana. Never once people. We were not a chief of the Tigers’ 2007 Miles did it his way said Louisiana Tech derstand the game of shunned it, and I hope team. We were a bunch national title team. in Baton Rouge as did radio broadcaster Dave football. Four years I leave more than I take of friends taking care A tried-and-true Scott, a five-time Olym- Nitz, a recipient of at Tech, 14 years in away.” of each other. When one “Michigan man” who pic volleyball player the Louisiana Sports Canada, three years as Coming from a pow- guy got hurt, one filled arrived in Baton Rouge who was a four-sport Writers Association’s a coach and 20 years erhouse Ferriday High in. Billy (Cannon) was from Oklahoma State, athlete (volleyball, bas- Distinguished Service as a broadcaster, and School team that won born to be great. John- Miles left his quirky ketball, softball, track Award in Sports Jour- I’m still trying to figure 54 straight games and ny Robinson, what an mark on the state of and field) at Woodlawn nalism. “He showed it out. It teaches you playing a key role on athlete he was. He was LSU while trying to do High School. UTDOORS Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 12A OFishing is great on hidden Kepler Lake

I have dipped a lure in was dammed, water vorite methods of fish- Want to give this little the waters of virtually spread out over the ing for bass is arrive at jewel of a lake a try this every lake in north Lou- lowlands surrounding the lake around sunset year? You could be in isiana. As an outdoor the creek, resulting in during warm months luck with great fishing writer, I feel it necessary a cypress studded and and fish the lake under and you’re not likely to that I famil- stump infest- the cover of darkness. have much company iarize myself ed 2,000 acre “You can head for the because, like me, most with the wa- lake. north half of the lake folks can’t find it. ters where my “When the and throw a single-spin readers hang lake was new, black spinner bait or a FISHING REPORT out. However, the only boat black Ribbit frog and BLACK BAYOU: Bream there is one you could use you can be in business. are around the trees and lake in north was a small I love to fish these lures biting worms and crickets. Louisiana, one because on top of the grass at Bass are on the edge of the By grass and fair on jigs and Kepler Lake, the brush was night because big bass soft plastics. Crappie are I’d never laid Glynn Harris so thick. To- will leave the deeper scattered and fair. Contact eyes on un- day, I fish it in channel and cruise the Honey Hole Tackle Shop at 323-8707 for the latest til 10 years or so ago. my bass boat with a 225 around the grass to feed information. There’s a good reason horse-power motor with on bluegills. They’re not OUACHITA RIVER: The for that; I couldn’t have no problem.” as cautious at night and water is still very high but on found the lake if my life The first-time visitor you can really have a a slow fall. No fishing reports this week in river. For the depended on it. to the lake, however, ball,” Havard said. latest information, contact the Sid Havard of Sims- would likely encounter Any angler planning Honey Hole Tackle Shop at boro is my source for problems in the form of a night bass fishing 323-8707. CHENIERE LAKE: Bass Photo by GLYNN HARRIS information for Kepler submerged stumps and trip to Kepler would be fishing has been fair on Sid Havard is a fan of fishing on Kepler Lake, one Lake. One thing Havard channels that are not advised to come early spinners and soft plastics. of his favorite fishing holes. mentioned to me is that well marked. and tour the lake before Bream are on the beds and good fishing on Kepler is “When they draw the dark. hitting crickets and worms. Crappie are scattered and night crawlers. For latest fishing below the dam using a well-kept secret. I don’t lake down for aquatic “Unless you know the slow. Contact the Honey Hole information contact Bateaux shiners or jigs. In the lake, wonder since you can’t vegetation control, it lake and the location of Tackle Shop at 323-8707 for on Caney Lake at 259-6649, the crappie are suspended fish what you can’t find. will scare you. You can the channel, your boat the latest information. Hooks Marina at 249-2347, around 14-18 feet deep Terzia Tackle at 278-4498 or around submerged tops. Curiosity got the best almost walk across the will stay hung up on a LAKE BRUIN: Bass fishing has been best fishing the Honey Hole Tackle Shop Bass fishing is best fishing of me and I arranged for lake stump to stump stump half the night,” crank baits and soft plastics at 323-8707. the edges of the grass with Havard to take me on there are so many of Havard said. around the piers. Crappie are LAKE CLAIBORNE: The spinners, crank baits or jigs. a tour of Kepler Lake them under here,” Ha- A Louisiana road map fair while bream are good. lake is falling and is clearing Bream are still biting around Stripers are good at night up with water level near pool the beds on worms and a few years ago and I vard said. reveals that one way to around the lights on crank stage. Bass fishing has been crickets while channel catfish was not disappointed. It is these very get to the lake is to take baits. Catfishing is good on best around the docks on are being caught on cold This beautiful little stumps and scattered I-20 to Gibsland, exit noodles and jugs baited with crank baits and soft plastics. worms. For the latest reports, call Anderson’s Sport Center gem in the woods of cypress trees, though, south on Highway 154. night crawlers. For informa- Crappie are hitting jigs and tion, contact Carlos Gray at shiners fished 12-15 feet at 368-9669 or Honey Hole Bienville Parish has that hold the magic for Kepler is hidden there 318-766-0075. deep in 20-foot water. They Tackle Shop at 323-8707. all that an angler could Kepler bass fishermen. somewhere just south- CANEY LAKE: Bass are also hitting around the LAKE POVERTY POINT: want. From bass to “You can pitch a jig or east of the junction of fishing has been best fish- lights at night. Catfishing has Catfishing has been good been good on stump hooks from pan sized to big ones bluegills to chinqua- soft plastic lure around Highway 154 and High- ing around the edge of the drops on soft plastics, jigs while the stripers are improv- on chicken livers or cold pins to huge Opelousas the base of the cypress- way 507 not too far from or spinners. A 10-pounder ing and hitting shad imitations worms. Bream are fair to catfish, they’re all here es, or dig a crank bait Bienville, Castor and was reported caught this and bucktails. Bream fishing good around the beds. Bass to 6 pounds have been re- on Kepler Lake. next to the stumps and Jamestown. On our re- week. Crappie fishing is fair is good on shallow beds. For the latest information, call ported while the crappie have According to data catch some good bass turn trip, we passed the fishing around submerged tops in fairly deep water on Tim Loftin at Kel’s Cove at slowed. For the latest reports, furnished by the Loui- in here,” said Havard, marker noting Driskill shiners or jigs. Bream fishing 927-2264. call Poverty Point Marina at siana Department of whose largest Kepler Mountain, the highest continues to be fair to good LAKE D’ARBONNE: 318-878-0101. as some have spawned The water is slowly falling Wildlife and Fisheries, bass weighed around 8 point in Louisiana with Glynn Harris can be and left the spawning beds. but could begin rising again Kepler was created in pounds. elevation of a dizzying Catfishing has been good after this week’s heavy rains. reached via email at homi- 1957 when Kepler Creek One of Havard’s fa- 535 feet. using noodles baited with Crappie are fair to good [email protected]. NTERTAINMENT E Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 13A This Week’s TV Best Bets

Sunday, June 9 New Series! that made headlines when it was discovered in the 1980s for over 30 years. In this series, Chuck, together with his son Qualifiers” TCM Remembers Doris Day It has been said that there’s no stronger bond than the reportedly having cultural connections to prerevolutionary Daniel and investigator Heather Taddy, pursues the cases NBC, 8pm TCM, beginning at 6am one between a mother and her child, but TLC’s newest America. Wolter’s investigation leads to the discovery of a that authorities ignore. In tonight’s premiere, the team In Oklahoma City, competitors will face up to six challenging Turner Classic Movies remembers legendary actress and series focuses on mothers and daughters who take that strange artifact that may be the remnants of a fraternal travels to Utah to investigate a reported creature sighting obstacles, including Diving Boards and Coconut Climb, which singer Doris Day, who passed away May 13 at the age of to the extreme. The series follows four mother/daughter society that used the cave for rituals. During his search, outside of the infamous Skinwalker Ranch. are new to the course this year. 97, with a 24-hour movie marathon. The day appropriately duos who do everything together -- from dressing in Wolter interviews local historians and members of the begins with her feature-film debut, 1948’s Romance on matching outfits and partying together to even sharing community, learning that over time, the cave may have Younger American Masters: "Terrence McNally: Every the High Seas, and continues with several other classics each other’s bathwater. also been home to some of America’s most important TV Land, 10pm Act of Life" including Calamity Jane (1953), Please Don’t Eat the Daisies historical events. Season Premiere! PBS, 9pm (1960) and two of the beloved romantic comedies she made Monday, June 10 In Season 6, Kelsey (Hilary Duff) is leaning into her new Explore four-time Tony-winning playwright Terrence with Rock Hudson and Tony Randall, Pillow Talk (1959) and Wednesday, June 12 role as publisher at the freshly minted Millennial Print, McNally’s six groundbreaking decades in theater. The film Lover Come Back (1961). Good Witch: “The Forever Tree, Part 2” Southern Charm: “In Sew Deep” while Liza (Sutton Foster) and Charles (Peter Hermann) delves into McNally’s pursuit of love and inspiration, LGBTQ Hallmark Channel, 8pm Bravo, 8pm get acclimated to their new normal now that Charles is no activism, triumph over addiction, and the power of the arts Tennis: French Open: Men’s Final The magical series presents a new episode on a special night Kathryn and Danni leave the girls’ trip on frosty terms, as longer running the business. to transform society. NBC, 9am Live as Cassie (Catherine Bell) and Sam (James Denton) finally Cameran realizes she needs to get back to work. Meanwhile, The second Grand Slam tournament on the tennis calendar walk down the aisle. As the town of Middleton prepares Craig is way behind on pillow orders and decides to host Thursday, June 13 Love After Lockup: Life After Lockup wraps up with the men’s singles final at Roland Garros. for the most enchanting event of the season, Sam receives a party to trick his friends into helping him sew. The party WE tv, 9pm Spain’s Rafael Nadal conquered the French Open 11 times some magical help from Grace (Bailee Madison) in finding takes a turn for the worse when Chelsea lays into Austen for Soccer: FIFA Women’s World Cup: Group Stage Season Premiere! in his storied career. the Forever Tree. However, the wedding brings up complex talking behind her back, and Kathryn and Danni confront FOX, beginning at 12pm Live The new season follows five returning couples who fans have emotions for Grace, who becomes nostalgic for her late their friendship issues head on. FOX airs a FIFA Women’s World Cup doubleheader with grown to know and love -- or love to hate -- as they face Celebrity Family Feud father, while Cassie worries her foster brother will let her Australia vs. Brazil in a Group C match, followed by South parole restrictions, temptation and turbulence in their lives ABC, 8pm down and miss the nuptials. MasterChef: “Gordon’s Mystery Box” Africa vs. China PR in clash of Group B opponents. outside of prison walls. Will these troubled lovebirds break Season Premiere! FOX, 8pm old habits with the support of their loved ones? Or will they Once again, celebrities, along with their families, go head- Private Lives of the Monarchs: “George III & the The top 20 kick off their competition with an attempt to Golf: U.S. Open: First Round break the rules and land back in the clink? to-head in a contest to name the most popular responses Prince Regent” separate the chefs from the cooks: a quick-fire challenge FS1 & FOX, beginning at 12:30pm Live to survey-type questions posed to 100 people, for a chance Smithsonian Channel, 8pm that will test their culinary expertise. Then, in the first The 119th U.S. Open Championship golf tournament takes Just Roll With It to win money for a charity of their choice. Steve Harvey The story of England’s tragic “mad” King George III and his mystery box challenge of the season, which will send two place at famed Pebble Beach Golf Links in California. Brooks Disney Channel, 9:35pm returns as host. In this episode, Chrissy Teigen and John son, the Prince Regent, are forever intertwined, a tough and people home, the contestants must create a dish inspired Koepka is two-time defending champion, and he’ll face the New Series! Legend square off against Team Vanderpump Rules. Later, complicated relationship between father and son that would by Chef Gordon Ramsay. likes of Dustin Johnson, Justin Rose, Rory McIlroy, Tiger This inventive new series combines improvisational comedy Karamo Brown (star of Queer Eye) takes on Terry Crews largely define them both. Host Tracy Borman explains how Woods and Francesco Molinari. FS1 and FOX combine to with a traditional family sitcom. The series follows the (host of America’s Got Talent). a handsome and popular young man turned into a bloated, Catfish: The TV Show televise the tournament through Sunday. lives of the newly blended Bennett-Blatt family (Tobie boorish and bullying monster. MTV, 8pm Windham, Suzi Barrett, Ramon Reed and Kaylin Hayman) The 73rd Annual Tony Awards Season Premiere! iZombie: “Filleted to Rest” as they navigate their household filled with contrasting CBS, 8pm The Code: “Smoke-Pit” Longtime host Nev Schulman will team up with a rotation of The CW, 8pm personalities. And in a unique twist, the studio audience James Corden hosts Broadway’s biggest night -- and TV CBS, 9pm celebrity cohosts including Kamie Crawford, Tallulah Willis, While investigating the murder of Eleanor Barba, a chef votes on the direction of key scenes while the actors wait faves Jeff Daniels (To Kill a Mockingbird) and Bryan Cranston In the new episode “Smoke-Pit,” Abe (Luke Mitchell) and Slick Woods, Elle King, Kimiko Glenn, Laura Perlongo and at a high-end restaurant, Liv (Rose McIver) consumes her backstage, completely unaware of what’s in store for them. (Network) duke it out for best actor in a play. Harper’s (Phillipa Soo) investigation into a Marine recruiter’s Justin Combs, who will help uncover a series of Catfish firsts, brain and becomes an unrelenting perfectionist who knows alleged misconduct may be derailed when the key witness including a hopeful’s never-ending chase of a catfish, two just how to break a person to their very core. Meanwhile, Portals to Hell: “Strawberry River Inn” Burden of Truth: “The Rabbit Hole” refuses to testify. lovers being catfished by the same person, and a catfish Major (Robert Buckley) is on a mission to find out who is Travel Channel, 10pm The CW, 8pm who has apparently risen from the dead. betraying the commander. Season Finale! Joanna (Kristin Kreuk) deals with the aftermath of a serious Kate Plus Date Season 1 ends with Jack Osbourne and Katrina Weidman and dangerous invasion of her privacy. 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Good Witch public and contentious divorce, steps in front of cameras Card Sharks Hallmark Channel, 8pm again to share her dating experiences in this six-part series. ABC, 9pm Life in Pieces: “Four Short Fairy Tales” PBS Previews: “Country Music” Season Premiere! The show’s format, however, is more structured, as expert New Series! CBS, 9:30pm PBS, 10:30pm In the Season 5 premiere, “The Forever Tree, Part 1,” the matchmakers Rachel DeAlto and Adam LoDolce guide Joel McHale hosts this reboot of the classic game show. In the new episode “Four Short Fairy Tales,” the family tries Meet the filmmakers and go behind the scenes of Country wedding of Cassie (Catherine Bell) and Sam (James Denton) her through the process, setting her up on dates with 10 Two players face off in a head-to-head elimination race their best to hide their horrified reactions when Tim (Dan Music, the sweeping new series from director Ken Burns. is just days away, and the town of Middleton is preparing bachelors over the course of the series. where the winning player claims a $10,000 cash prize and Bakkedahl) gets a toupee. for the magical event. While Cassie works on last-minute a chance to turn that amount into a life-changing payday. wedding details, Sam looks for the tree that her ancestor A Haunting: “Wicked Eviction” The anticipation builds as the winning contestant risks their Abby’s: “The Fish” Saturday, June 15 was married under and invites Cassie’s world-traveling Travel Channel, 10pm prize on predicting seven final cards. NBC, 9:30pm “Men in Black” Father’s Day Marathon foster brother (Gianpaolo Venuta) to be part of the search. Tammy Shea, a single mother of three, relocates her family Series Finale! Comedy Central, beginning at 1:30pm for a fresh start, but her dream turns into a nightmare when Deal or No Deal The new comedy ends after one season tonight. When Bill With Men in Black: International now in theaters, get The $100,000 Pyramid her family is antagonized by multiple entities. Desperate, CNBC, 9pm (Nelson Franklin) admits to the group that he has Padres caught up on the MIB franchise with mini-marathons of ABC, 9pm Tammy finds a paranormal team who reveal the true evil New Episodes! season tickets behind home plate that he lost in his divorce, Men in Black and Men in Black II on Saturday and Sunday. Season Premiere! in the home. Ten new episodes of the revived game show again feature the gang forces him to invite his ex-wife to the bar to Michael Strahan again hosts this reboot of the classic game Howie Mandel at the helm as host. With 26 sealed briefcases reclaim the tickets. Major League Baseball: Arizona at Washington show as it enters Season 4. Two celebrities partner with Tuesday, June 11 full of varying amounts of cash -- ranging from a penny to FS1, 4pm Live contestants from around the country in a race against the Soccer: FIFA Women’s World Cup: U.S. vs. Thailand $1 million -- contestants have to decide whether to accept Elementary: “Red Light, Green Light” The Arizona Diamondbacks are at the Washington Nationals clock, all hoping to make it to the winner’s circle and a chance FOX, 3pm Live an offer of cash from the mysterious entity known only as CBS, 10pm for the third game of a four-game set at Nationals Park. to take home the ultimate prize of $100,000. This episode Alex Morgan, Carli Lloyd, Megan Rapinoe, Tobin Heath “The Banker” in exchange for what might be contained in Series star Jonny Lee Miller directed the new episode “Red features SNL’s Leslie Jones vs. comedian Rosie O’Donnell and and the U.S. Women’s National Team open their World Cup the contestant’s chosen briefcase. Light, Green Light,” in which an explosion at a traffic stop Back of the Net black-ish star Anthony Anderson vs. actress Cheryl Hines. campaign against Thailand in this Group F match on FOX. puts Holmes (Miller) and Watson (Lucy Liu) on two separate Disney Channel, 8pm Jane the Virgin: “Chapter Ninety-Three” tracks of investigation as they try to determine whether Original Film! Fear the Walking Dead: “The Hurt That Will Happen” The Big Interview With Dan Rather: “Boz Scaggs” The CW, 9pm gangs or terrorists were behind the attack. Star student Cory Bailey (Sofia Wiley) heads to Sydney AMC, 9pm AXS TV, 8pm After Rafael (Justin Baldoni) witnesses Mateo’s (Elias to embark on a semester at sea aboard a research vessel, Morgan (Lennie James) and Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) Dan Rather talks with celebrated singer, songwriter and Janssen) behavior at school, he wants to take a different Baskets but when she lands in Australia, she inadvertently boards meet a survivor and learn of a grave new walker threat. guitarist Boz Scaggs. approach to his treatment. Rogelio (Jaime Camil) is paranoid FX, 10pm the wrong bus, misses the boat and winds up at Harold Meanwhile, the mission is put to the test when one of their that River (Brooke Shields) is plotting her revenge against Season Premiere! Soccer Academy. own goes missing. Elsewhere, Strand (Colman Domingo) America’s Got Talent: “Auditions 3” him. Meanwhile, Jane (Gina Rodriguez) convinces Petra Big changes are underway for the Baskets family as the makes contact. 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Contaminants that may be present in source water include: taxes or other matters; by Alderman Croswell. inform its citizens of the Counter tops new LevelPicocuriesMaximum 1 assessment per residual liter (pCi/L) – disinfectant A study – picocuries of the level water per (MRDL) syste liter ism – ato Themeasure identify highest potentialof the level radioactivity problems of a disinfectant andin water. determine allowed (if possible)in drinking why water. total coliform There is convincing resultingbacteria evidence have from that been addition foundthe ofin presence oura disinfectant water system. is necessary of animals for control or of microbialfrom human contaminants. activity. Contaminants Approved. Whereas, Latoya Hous- Fair Housing program as appls. including Treatment Technique (TT) – an enforceable procedure or level of technological performance which public water systems must follow Microbial Contaminantsto ensure -control such of as a contaminant. viruses and bacteria, which may come from sewage treatment plants, septic systems, agricultural A great place thatLevel Maximummay 2 Assessment be residual present – disinfectant A very detailed in level sourcestudy goal of ( theMRDLG) water water system– The leveltoinclude: identify of a potentialdrinking problemswater disinfectant and determine below (if whichpossible) there why is an no E. known or livestock operations, expected and riskwildlife. to health. MRDLGs do not reflect the benefits of the use of disinfectants to control microbial contaminants. ton has applied to this Motion to approve the a method of continually 038 INSTRUCTION, w/d , $1400 mo coliAction MCL level violation (AL) – has the occurred concentration and/or of why a contaminant total coliform that, bacteria if exceeded, have been triggers found treatment in our water or other system requirements on multiple that occasions. a water system Microbial must follow. Contaminants - such as viruses and bacteria, which may come Court for a motion or ad- minutes of April 1, 2019, informing the public of Inorganic Contaminants Level 1 assessment - such as –salts A study and of metals,the water whichsystem canto identify be naturally potential -problemsoccurring and or determine result from (if possible) urban whystormwater total coliform runoff, 318-245-8287 industrial, orfrom domesticMaximumbacteria sewage wastewater havecontaminant been treatment found leveldischarges, (MCL)in our –water the plants,oil “Maximum system. and gas Allowed” septic production, MCL systems,is the mining, highest level or agricultural farming.of a contaminant that islivestock allowed in drinking opera - vertisement, in confor- was made by Alder- to buy a car! water. MCL’sDuring are set the as periodclose to thecovered MCLG’s asby feasible this report using the we best had available the below treatment noted technology. violations. Fair Housing in the City. SCHOOLS tions, and wildlife. Pesticides and Herbicides MaximumLevel 2 Assessment contaminant - which level–may A very goal come detailed(MCLG) from –study the a “Goal”variety of the is water theof levelsources system of a contaminantto such identify as potential inagriculture, drinking problems water urban below and which determinestormwater there is(if no possible) runoff,known whyand an residential E. mity with R.S. 47:2271 man Patton, seconded Those interested in uses. Complianceorcoli expected MCL Period violation risk to human has occurred health. MCLG’s and/orAnalyte whyallow total for a coliform margin of bacteria safety. have been foundType in our water system on multiple occasions. InorganicNo Violations Occurred Contaminants in the Calendar Year - such of 2018 as salts and metals, which can be naturally- 112 MOBILE Maximum residual disinfectant level (MRDL) – The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinking water. There is convincing et seq.; by Alderman Croswell. submitting written com- Organic Chemicaloccurring evidence Contaminants that or addition result – of including a disinfectant from synthetic is necessaryurban and for controlvolatilestormwater of microbialorganic contaminants. chemicals, runoff, which industrial, are by-products or domesticof industrial processes SPANISH TUTOR, Therefore, in the name Approved. and petroleum production, OurDuring and water can the system also period come tested covered from a gasminimum by stations, this of report 2 urban samples we stormwater had per monththe runoff,below in accordance andnoted septic violations. systems.with the ments, particularly those wastewaterMaximum residual discharges, disinfectant level goal oil (MRDLG) and – Thegas level production, of a drinking water disinfectant mining, below whichor farming. there is no known or flexible hrs., $10 hr. Radioactive ContamTotalexpected inants Coliform risk –to whichhealth. Rule MRDLGs can for bemicrobiological do naturally not reflect- occurringthe benefits contaminants. ofor the be use the of disinfectantsDuringresult of the oil to monitoringcontroland gas microbial production period contaminants. covered and mining by activities. of the Sate of Luisiana Financial Report - None residents of slums and HOMES/RENT ChartCompliancethis report, Period#2 we had the following notedAnalyte detections for microbiological contaminants:Type PesticidesLevel 1 assessment and – HerbicidesA study of the water syste - whichm to identify may potential come problems andfrom determine a variety (if possible) why of total sources coliform such and the Third Judicial Police Report - 2 ac- blighted areas, may do 243-9048 asNo agriculture,Violations bacteria have Occurred been found urban in in the our Calendar water stormwater system. Year of 201 runoff,8 and residential uses. 1301 N. Service Rd. A Source Water AssessmentHighest Plan (SWAP) is now availableMRDL from our office. This planDistrict is Court for the cidents, 10 tickets, 22 so to: Ronny Walker, DisinfectantLevel 2 AssessmentDate – A very detailed study of theUnit water systemRange to identifyMRDL potential problems andTypical determine Source (if possible) why an E. 2 & 3BR, nice, near Organic3.25 x Chemical 0.1432 Contaminants RAAin - including syntheticG and volatile organic an assessment coli MCL of violation aOur delineated201 waterhas8 occurred system and/or area whytested totalaround coliform aPpm minimum bacteria our havelisted of 2 been4 samples sourcesfound in our4 per water throughmonth systemWater inon additive multiple accordancewhich used occasions. contaminants, to with the Parishif of Lincoln, all assists Mayor, City of Ruston, Total Coliform Rule for microbiological contaminants. During the monitoring period covered by Tech & town, 3300 present, chemicals,could migrate which and reachare by-products our source water. of industrial It also includesprocessescontrol an microbes inventoryand petroleum of potential interested p Fire Report - None this report, we had the following noted detections for microbiological contaminants: ersons are P. O. Box 2069, Ruston, 048 AUCTIONS sources production,of contamination During and the canwithinperiod also covered the come delineated by this from report area, gaswe had stations, and the below a determination notedurban violations. stormwater of the water runoff, supply's Old Business - None Fletcher, 251-1737. 255-4162 In the tables below, we have shown the regulated contaminants that were detected. cited and admonished to LA 71273. Any negative susceptibilityChemical to contamination Sampling of our by drinkingHighest the identifiedwater may not potential be required sources. on an annualMRDL According basis; therefore, to the Source andComplianceDisinfectant septic Period systems. Date Analyte Unit Range MRDLType Typical Source show cause within sixty New Business - Mayor comments received will Water AssessmentNo Violationsinformation Occurred Plan, provided in theour inCalendar waterthis RAAtable Year system refersof 2018 back had to thea susceptibility latest year of chemical ratingG sampling of 'MEDIUM'. results. If you would Radioactive Contaminants2018 - which Ppm can be naturally-occurring4 4 Water or additivebe the used result to (60) days from the date Sanderson opened pub- be forwarded to the ESTATE AUCTION 3BD $350, 2bd like to reviewRegulated the SourceCollection Water AssessmentHighes Plan, please feel free to contactcontrol microbes our office. of oil andOur gas water production system tested and a minimumRange mining Unit of 2activities. samplesMCL MCLG per monthTypical in Source accordance with the Sat. June 15. 10am. Contaminants Date t Value on which this monition lic hearing for suddenlink State of Louisiana, Divi- $200 shown by 138 RENTALS AFLUORIDE SourceTotal Coliform Water6 Rule/4/201 Assessment 8for microbiological0.24 0.18 Plan contaminants.- ppm(SWAP) 4 During 4is now theErosion monitoring available of natural period deposits; from covered Waterour by additiveoffice. contract, no public com- 456 Simmons Rd. In orderthis report,to ensureIn thewe hadtables that the below,following tap water we noted have0.24 is d etectionsshownsafe to the for drink, regulated microbiological EPA contaminantswhich prescribes contaminants: promotes strong that regulations teeth;were Discharge detected. which limitis f rst advertised, why sion of Administration. appt., possible rent the amountThis of Chemical plan certain is Sampling ancontaminants assessment of our drinking in waterof watera delineated provided may not be by arearequired publicfrom around onfertilizerwater an annualand oursystems. aluminum listed basis; factories Foodtherefore,sources and Druggrounds exist for a nullity ment was made. Open All residents, particu- Ruston. 167N to Chart information #3 provided inHighest this table refers back to the latest yearMRDL of chemical sampling results. to own AdministrationthroughDisinfectant regulations whichDate contaminants, establish limits ifUnit present, for Rangecontaminants couldMRDL migrate in bottled andTypical water reachSource which our source must provide RAA G under the provisions of to adopt was suggested larly low and moderate Vienna, left on Hwy CHURCH AVAIL for the same Regulatedprotection for201 8publicCollection health. Highes We Ppm want our valued4 customers4 Water additiveto be used informed to about their 832-889-0936 water. It also includes an inventoryRange ofUnit potentialMCL MCLG sources Typical Sourceof contamination Chapter 5 of subtitle III and contract was tabled income persons and rent with capacity to water utility.3.25Contaminants If you x have 0.2898 Dateany questions in t Value about this report, want to attendcontrol microbes any scheduled meetings, 146, left on Sim- withinFLUORIDE the delineated6/4/2018 area,0.24 and a0.18 determination - ppm 4 of4 the waterErosion ofsupply’s natural deposits; suscep Water- additiveof Title 47 of the Loui- until next meeting and seat 200. ca/h or simply want to learn more about your drinking water, please contact BILL SANDERSON at residents of slum and mons Rd. Estate of tibility to contaminationIn the tables below, weby have the shown identified0.24 the regulated potential contaminants sources.which that werepromotes According detected. strong teeth; to Discharge the a roll call was made 318-768-4111.Chemical Sampling of our drinking water may not be required on an annualfrom fertilizerbasis; therefore, and aluminum factories siana Revised Statutes blighted areas of the James & Tommie 116 MOBILE $700 mo ,Has key- Source information Water provided Assessment in this table Plan,refers back our to water the latest system year of chemical had a samplingsusceptibility results. rating of 1950. with three yay no nays. City are encouraged board & drums. Lo- Dean Hearne (de- ofRegulated ‘MEDIUM’. CollectionIf you wouldHighes like to review the Source Water Assessment Plan, Mayor Sanderson intro- If present, elevated levels of leadRange can Unitcause MCL serious MCLG healthTypical Source problems, especially for The Property affected by to attend this meeting. cated at 184 Elam Contaminants Date t Value ceased). 5827 sq-ft HOMES/SALE pregnantplease women feel and free young to contact children. our Lead office. in drinking water is primarily from materials and this monition is: duced ordinance #121. FLUORIDE 6/4/2018 0.24 0.18 - ppm 4 4 Erosion of natural deposits; Water additive Accommodations will house/pool 4br/4 Ln. Ruston. Shown componentsIn order associated to ensure with that service tap waterlines0.24 and is safe home to plumbing.drink, EPAwhich CHOUDRANT promotesprescribes strong teeth; Pageregulations WATERDischarge | 2 SYSTEM BEGINNING AT THE NE Alderman Thomas Pat- be made for persons from fertilizer and aluminum factories 1/2ba 8 ac+ 2001 by appt only contact is responsiblewhich forlimit providing the amount high qualityof certain drinking contaminants water, but cannotin water control provided the variety by public of materials CORNER OF THE NE º ton moved to adopt as with disabilities and Ford F150 Lariat Brand new mobile Tammy Smith @ used in plumbingwater systems. components. Food Whenand Drug your waterAdministration has been sittingregulations for several establish hours, limits you can OF THE SE º OF SEC- written. After discussion non-English speaking minimize Radionuclidthe potentialCollection for leadHighes exposureRang by flushingMC MCL your tap for 30 seconds to 2 minutes before 469-994-9893 for contaminants in bottled waterUnit which mustTypical provide Source the same protection Alderman Ricky Maier 4x4 (28,755mi), fur- home for sale, using wateres for drinkingDate or cooking.t Value e If you areL concernedG about lead in your water, you may TIONwish 26-TOWNSHIP persons provided those forGROSS public health.6/4/2018 We3.32 want3.32 ourpCi/l valued 15 0 customers Erosion of naturalto be deposits informed about their niture, tools, zero 3bd/2ba in Shep- Johnny McMurry to have yourALPHA water tested. Information on lead in drinking water, testing methods, and steps18-3 you AND RUN SOUTH motioned to introduce persons request said waterPARTICLE utility. If you have any questions about this report, want to attend any turn Lawn Mower, herdʼ s Creek 214-854-6760 or ACTIVITY 115 FEET, THENCE public hearing for next accommodations 3 days scheduled meetings, or simply want to learn more about your drinking water, Chain Saws, house- M.H.P. mcmurryorlando@y TH W TO THE E LINE OF meeting and advertise prior to the public hear- Lead and 90 Sites please contactDate BILLPercentil SANDERSONRange Unit atAL 318-768-4111.Typical Source 318-254-8470 ahoo.com Copper Over AL JONES STREET 586 then days ahead of next ing. The City can be hold Items, DR If present, elevatede levels of lead can cause serious health problems, es- COPPER, 2016 - 2018 0.1 0.1 ppm 1.3 0 Corrosion of household plumbing systems; FEET SOUTH ALONG meeting with a second reached by telecommu- Chipper, Christmas peciallyFREE for pregnant women and young children.Erosion Lead of natural in deposits;drinking Leaching water from is from Alderman Croswell wood preservatives THE EAST LINE OF nications devices for the Items, Box Deals, LET THE primarilyLEAD 201from6 - 201 materials8 2 and1 - 5 componentsppb 15 0 associatedCorrosion ofwith household service plumbing lines systems; and 126 CAMPERS/RV Erosion of natural deposits JONES STREET FOR and Alderman Patton. deaf through the Loui- Much much more. home plumbing. CHOUDRANT WATER SYSTEM is responsible for providing A DISTANCE OF 170 Public Comment - None siana Relay Service at CLASSIFIEDS Disinfection Perio Highes Rang Uni MC MCL For more info: Joe high quality drinkingSample Point water, but cannot control the variety of materialsTypical Source used in Byproducts d t LRAA e t L G FEET FOR STARTING As there was no further 1-800-367-8939 (TDD). Crump LA #590 WORK FOR plumbingTOTAL components. When your water has been sitting for several hours, HALOACETIC 160 WALKER ROAD 2018 7 6.9- ppb 60 0 By-product of drinking POINT. FROM START- business to discuss, mo- 6.9 water disinfection The City of Ruston is 318-548-2903. YOU! youACIDS can (HAA5) minimize the potential for lead exposure by flushing your tap for 30 Travel Trailor TOTAL ING POINT RUN SOUTH tion was made by Alder- an equal opportunity NORSFIELD DR & 10.6- By-product of drinking Open House: secondsHALOACETIC to 2 minutes before using2018 water11 for drinkingppb 60 or0 cooking. If you are Prowler-Mfg Call LOBLOLLY LN 10.6 water disinfection ALONG EAST LINE OF man Patton to adjourn. employer. ACIDS (HAA5) June 9 2p-5pm. Pic concerned about lead in your water, you may14.9 wish- to have yourBy -waterproduct of tested.drinking Price-$975 TTHM 160 WALKER ROAD 2018 15 ppb 80 0 JONES STREET FOR A Motion was seconded 1td June 9,2019 255-4353 14.9 water chlorination seen Information onNORSFIELD lead in AND drinking water, testing26.6 - methods, and Bysteps-product youof drinking can Please TTHM 2018 27 ppb 80 0 DISTANCE OF 50 FEET, by Alderman Croswell. to place your take to minimizeLOBLOLLY exposure LN is available from26.6 the Safe Drinkingwater Water chlorination Hotline Adjourned at 7:24PM. at:auctionzip.com Call:318-243-5967 THENCE EAST 138 ad or at http://www.epa.gov/safewater/lead. FEET, THENCE NORTH Bill Sanderson, Mayor 016 ANNOUNCE- (Louisiana) The Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals - Office of Public Health ID#5117 TODAY! Secondary Contaminants Collection Date Highest Value Range Unit SMCL 50 FEET, THENCE 1td June 9,2019 128 MOTORBIKES routinelyCHLORIDE monitors for constituents9/1/2015 in your23.7 drinking7.9 water- 23.7 accordingMG/L to Federal250 WEST TO STARTING MENTS andMANGANESE State laws. The tables9/1/201 that8 follow0.0 show22 the results0.0094-0.022 of our monitoringMg/L 0.05 during POINT A DISTANCE the period of January 1st to December 31st, 2017. Drinking water, including CLASSIFIED HOTLINE - ATVS PH 9/1/2015 9 8.6 - 9 SU 8.5 OF 138 FEET. FROM The Village of Simsboro YAKS PRODUCE Snap Up a Deal bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least small amounts COLVIN MITCHELL Town Hall Meeting in the Classifi eds ofSULFATE some contaminants.9/1/2015 The presence15.5 of contaminants4.7 - 15.5 doesMG/L not necessarily250 now picking CONST. CO. (149-395) JUNE 3RD, 2019 peaches,tomatoe,s 255-4353 1996 HONDA Gold- indicate that water poses a health risk. (S. 30 OF LOT 22, N. 6:00 PM wing GL 1500SE-6 In the tables below, you will find many terms and abbreviations you might not quash,cucumbers,o +++++++++++++++Environmental Protection Agency Required Health Effects 20 OF LOT 23 NORTH The Village of Simsboro kra,string cylinder,4 be familiarLanguage+++++++++++++++ with. To help you better understand these terms, we’ve provided WASHINGTON HGTS) met in regular session ChartSome people #4-8 may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general beans,new potatoes stroke,White,43K the followingpopulation. 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Department of Health and Hospitals - Office of Public Health routinely menillo. Agenda was Directions:George Froma Carroll Hwy Rd.15uction in Turn Wisner, right LA 2.1 go miles East onto propertyLA 562 4.8 miles to 201 in $10,000.7. Drinking water, including bottled water, may reasonably be expected to contain at least a water. MCL’s are set as close to the MCLG’s as feasible using the best available treatment technology. uction Picocuries per liter (pCi/L) – picocuries per liter is a measure of the radioactivity in water. 821 W. Calif. a disinfectant is necessary for control of microbial contaminants. Directions: From Hwy 15 in Wisner, LA go East on LA 562 4.8 miles to SourceWELL Actionmonitors ActionPicocuries #4 levelName level In (AL) forper the(AL) –literconstituents the tables– the(pCi/L) concentration concentration below, – picocuries in of youyour a contaminantof perawill drinking contaminant liter find is that, manya watermeasure if that, exceeded, terms accordingif exceeded,of the trigand radioactivitygers abbreviat trigtotreatment gersFederal intreatment orwater.ions other and you SourceGroundrequirements or State other might laws.requirements WaterWater notthat abeThe water Type familiar thattables system a water system SCHOOL BOARD BIDS a small amounts of some contaminants. The presence of contaminants does not necessarily a The sourcesMaximumParts per contaminant billion of (ppb) drinking level or Microgramsgoal (MCLG) water per– the liter (both“Goal” (ug/L) is the –tap one level partwater of a per contaminant billion and corresponds in bottled drinking water to onewater) below minute which ininclude 2,000there is years, no known rivers, or a single lakes, approved. GeorgeGeorge Carroll Carroll Rd. Rd. Turn Turn right right 2.1 2.1 milesmiles to propertyproperty WELLTreatmentmustthatwith.must follow.#5follow follow. To Technique help show you (TT) the better – resultsan enforceable understand of our procedure monitoring these or level terms, duringof technological we’ve the periodprovided performance of Januarythe which following Groundpublic 1st water to definitions: DecemberWater systems must 31st,follow George Carroll Rd. Turn right 2.1 miles to property MaximumWELLtoor indicatepenny Treatment ensureexpected #3 in control $10,000,000. thatrisk residualTechnique to of water human a contaminant. (TT) health.poses disinfectant – an MCLG’s aenforceable health allow risk. forprocedure alevel margin orof goalsafety.level of technological(MRDLG) performance - TheGroun which leveld public Water of water a systemsdrinking must follow Notice to Bidders 255-8750 streams, ponds, Maximum201 Maximumto ensure7. reservoirs, Drinkingcontaminant controlcontaminant of water, alevel contaminant. level (MCL)springs, incl (MCL) –uding the – “Maximum the bottledand “Maximum Allowed”wells. water, Allowed” MCL may As is MCL the reasonably water highest is the highestlevel travels ofbe a level contaminantexpected of over a contaminant that to the iscontain allowed surface that inisat drinkingallowed least of in landdrinking or Mayor Foster asked if 191 Acres +/- Recreational / Hunting / Fishing / A Sportsman’s Paradise. Chart WELL Maximum #4 residual #1 disinfectant level (MRDL) – The highest level of a disinfectant allowed in drinkingGround water. There Water is convincing waterActionwater.smallPartsPicocurieswater. disinfectant perlevel MCL’s amountsMCL’s million (AL) per are are–liter(ppm) setthe set of(pCi/L) asconcentration or somecloseas Milligrams belowclose – to picocuries contaminants.the to ofMCLG’sperthe a which contaminantliterMCLG’s per (mg/L)as liter feasible as –isthere The that,feasible onea measureus partifingpresence exceeded, theperusising bestmillionof no the trigavailable of bestradioactivitycorrespondsgersknown contaminants availabletreatment treatment toinor oneortreatmentwater. technology. other expectedminute does requirements technology.in nottwo yearsnecessarily thatrisk or aa watersingle to system penhealth.ny through the mustevidence ground,in $10,000. follow. thatIn additionthe it dissolvestables of a disinfectant below, naturally youis necessary will find for-occurring manycontrol of terms microbial mineralsand contaminants. abbreviat and,ions youin somemight not cases, be familiar radioactive Sealed bids will be 191 Acres +/- Recreational / Hunting / Fishing / A Sportsman’s Paradise. WELL Action #5 level (AL) – the concentration of a contaminant that, if exceeded, triggers treatmentGround or other requirements Water that a water system there were any correc- 0.6 miles of Parish Rd. disects property; approximately 1/2 mile frontage The sourcesMaximumindicate Treatment contaminant that Technique of water drinking level (TT) poses goal – an (MCLG) aenforceablewater health – the (bothrisk.“Goal” procedure is the tap levelor levelwater of a ofcontaminant technological and in bottled drinking performance water water) below which which public include there water is no systems known rivers, must lakes, follow 191 Acres191 Acres +/- Recreational+/- Recreational / Hunting/ Hunting / Fishing / A/ A Sportsman’s Sportsman’s Paradise. Paradise. MRDLGsMaximumwith.Maximummust follow. To residual docontaminanthelp disinfectant notyou better level reflect level goal understand goal (MCLG) (MRDLG) the – the these– The“Goal” benefits level terms, is ofthe a drinkinglevel we’ve of ofawater providedcontaminant disinfectant the the in belowusedrinking following which ofwater there definitions: belowdisinfectants is no whichknown thereor is no known to control material, andMaximumor Partsto expected canensure per contaminantbillionpick controlrisk to(ppb) human upof oralevel contaminant.Microgramssubstances health. (MCL) MCLG’s – theper “Maximum liter allow (ug/L) resulting for Allowed”a– marginone part MCLof per safety.from isbillion the highest correspondsthe levelpresence of to a one contaminant minute of in that2,000animals is years,allowed or in aor drinkingsingle from humanreceived by the Office 0.6 miles of Parish Rd. disects property; approximately 1/2 mile frontage streams, ponds, expected or expected reservoirs, risk to risk health. to human MRDLGs springs,health. do not MCLG’s reflect and the allow benefits wells. for a of margin the useAs of of safety. waterdisinfectants travels to control microbial over contaminants. the surface of land or tions from the May 6th, 3.25water.penny Maximum MCL’sinx $10,000,000. contaminant0.3628 are set as close level to (MCL) the in MCLG’s – the as“Maximum feasible us Allowed”ing the best MCL available is the highesttreatment level technology. of a contaminant that is allowed in drinking 0.6on Bayoumiles of Macon Parish whichRd. disects boasts property; of Blue approximately Cat and OPS 1/2from mile 12-60 frontage lbs. activity. microbial ChartContaminants Maximum residualIncontaminants. #1the disinfectanttables that below,may level (MRDL) beyou presentwill – The find highest many inlevel sourceterms of a disinfectant and water abbreviat allowed include:in ionsdrinking you water. might There not is convincing be familiar PartsActionwater. per level MCL’s million (AL) are(ppm) – setthe or asconcentration Milligrams close to perthe ofliterMCLG’s a (mg/L)contaminant as – feasibleone part that, perus ifing millionexceeded, the bestcorresponds trigavailablegers to treatment onetreatment minute or technology. inother two yearsrequirements or a single that pen any water system of School Food Service 0.6 miles of Parish Rd. disects property; approximately 1/2 mile frontage throughThe the sourcesMaximumLevelevidenceground,PicocuriesinMaximum $10,000. 1 assessment thatcontaminant per residual addition literitof dissolves (pCi/L) drinking– disinfectant A oflevel studya disinfectant– goalpicocuries of the(MCLG) level water waternaturally is per (MRDL) necessary – syste literthe (both “Goal”ism – ato Themeasurefor -identify occurringis control the highesttap level potentialof of the water microbiallevelof radioactivitya contaminantproblems of minerals a contaminants. disinfectantand andin water.in bottleddetermine drinking allowedand, water (if possible)water)inin below drinking some which why water.include total there cases, coliform There is no knownis rivers, convincingradioactive lakes, 2019 minutes. There on Bayou Macon which boasts of Blue Cat and OPS from 12-60 lbs. with. must follow. To help you better understand these terms, we’ve provided the following definitions: on Bayou Macon which boasts of Blue Cat and OPS from 12-60 lbs. Levelorbacteria evidence expected 1 assessment have that risk been toaddition human found of inhealth. oura disinfectant water- MCLG’sA system.study allowis necessary for of a margin the for ofcontrol watersafety. of microbial system contaminants. to identify potential prob- Hunting includes Deer, Squirrel & Rabbit. 20 minutes from Treatment Maximum Technique contaminant (TT) level – an goalenforceable (MCLG) procedure – the “Goal” or level is theof technological level of a contaminant performance in which drinking public water water below systems which must there follow is no known Programs Supervisor, streams,Microbialmaterial, Contaminants ponds,and Maximum PartsMaximum can per reservoirs, billion-residualpick suchcontaminant (ppb) disinfectantasup or viruses Microgramssubstances level springs, level (MCL) and goal per –bacteria, (litertheMRDLG) and “Maximum(ug/L) resulting – which– Thewells. one levelAllowed” part may ofper from aAs billiondrinking comeMCL water correspondsisthe from waterthe highestpresence disinfectant sewagetravels to onelevel minutebelowtreatment of over a ofcontaminant whichin 2,000animals the thereplants, years, issurface that no or septic known isaor singleallowed fromor systems, of in landdrinking human agricultural or were none. Mayor Fos- Hunting includes Deer, Squirrel & Rabbit. 20 minutes from ChartMaximumexpectedPartstoMaximumor ensure expected per risk millionresidualcontrol residual#1 to risk health. (ppm) of disinfectantto a disinfectanthumancontaminant. orMRDLGs Milligrams health.level do level (MRDL) notper MCLG’s reflectgoalliter – (mg/L) (The MRDLG)the allow highestbenefits – onefor – a partlevel Theof margin the per oflevel use a million disinfectantof of safety. disinfectantsa correspondsdrinking allowed water to to controlin one disinfectantdrinking minute microbial water. in belowtwo contaminants. There years which is or convincing a there single is pen nony known or THE SPACE on Bayou Macon which boasts of Blue Cat and OPS from 12-60 lbs. lems3.25Level pennywater. and 2 in Assessment xMCL’s $10,000,000. determine 0.3628 are –set A veryas close detailed (if toin possible) the study MCLG’s of the wateras feasiblewhy system us totaltoing identify the coliform bestpotential available problems treatmentbacteria and determine technology. have (if possible) been why an foundE. HuntingWinnsboro, includes LA.Deer, 50 Squirrel minutes & Rabbit.from Natchez, 20 minutes MS. from throughlivestockactivity. operations, theContaminants evidenceground, in expected $10,000. and that riskwildlife. addition it to dissolveshealth. that of a disinfectantMRDLGs may naturally do beis necessarynot present reflect for -theoccurring control benefits in ofsource microbial of the minerals use contaminants. waterof disinfectants include: and, to controlin some microbial cases, contaminants. radioactive Lincoln Parish School coliAction MCL level violation (AL) – has the occurred concentration and/or of why a contaminant total coliform that, bacteria if exceeded, have been triggers found treatment in our water or other system requirements on multiple that occasions. a water system Level Picocuries Maximum 1 assessment per residual liter (pCi/L) – disinfectant A study – picocuries of the level water per (MRDL) syste liter ism – ato Themeasure identify highest potentialof the level radioactivity problems of a disinfectant andin water. determine allowed (if possible)in drinking why water. total coliform There is convincing ter asked for a motion Winnsboro, LA. 50 minutes from Natchez, MS. material,in and ourMaximum Partsmust Maximumevidence can water follow.per billionresidualpick thatcontaminant addition(ppb)system. disinfectantup or Micrograms substances oflevel a disinfectantlevel goal goal (MCLG)per (literMRDLG) is (ug/L)necessary –resulting the – – The“Goal” one level forpart is control ofperthe from a billiondrinkinglevel of microbial ofcorrespondsthe awater contaminant presence disinfectant contaminants. to one in minute belowdrinking of whichin 2,000wateranimals there years, below is no or whichknown aor single fromthereor is nohuman known (ReferenceHunting includesWinnsboro, Address: Deer, LA.371 SquirrelGeorge50 minutes Carroll & fromRabbit. Rd., Natchez, Gilbert,20 minutes MS. LA 71336) from Inorganic Contaminantsbacteria have - such been asfound salts in our and water metals, system. which can be naturally-occurring or result from urban stormwater runoff, Board, Ruston, Loui- expectedTreatmentorLevel expected 1 riskassessment Technique to risk health. to human (TT) –MRDLGs A –study anhealth. enforceable do of notthe MCLG’s reflect water procedure the systeallow benefitsm for or to alevel identifyof margin the of usetechnological potentialof of safety. disinfectants problems performance to controland whichdetermine microbial public contaminants.(if water possible) systems why must total follow coliform STATION Microbial Contaminants3.25 pennyMaximum inx $10,000,000. -contaminant such0.3628 as viruseslevel (MCL) andin – the bacteria, “Maximum whichAllowed” may MCL iscome the highest from level sewage of a contaminant treatment that plants, is allowed septic in drinking systems, agricultural to approve the minutes (Reference Address: 371 George Carroll Rd., Gilbert, LA 71336) activity.industrial, orLevel Contaminants domestic tobacteriaMaximum ensure2 Assessmentwastewater havecontrol residual been of athat disinfectant contaminant.found discharges, mayin our - level waterA be goalveryoil system.present and (MRDLG) gasdetailed production, – inThe source level study of mining,a drinking water of or waterthe farming. include: disinfectant water belowsystem which there to isidentify no known or (Reference Address: 371 George Carroll Rd., Gilbert, LA 71336) LevelPicocurieswater. Maximum 2 MCL’sAssessmentDuring per residual areliter set (pCi/L)the – disinfectant asA veryperiodclose – picocuries detailed to the coveredlevel MCLG’sstudy per (MRDL) liter of asbythe is feasible– awaterthis Themeasure reportsystemhighest using of theto welevel identify radioactivitybest had of available a potential disinfectantthe in below treatmentwater. problems allowed noted technology. and indetermineviolations. drinking (if water. possible) There why is an convincing E. siana, until 10 a.m., livestock operations,Level expected 1and assessment riskwildlife. to health. – A study MRDLGs of the water do not syste reflectm to theidentify benefits potential of the problems use of anddisinfectants determine to(if possible)control microbial why total contaminants.coliform Winnsboro, LA. 50 minutes from Natchez, MS. coli MCL violation has occurred and/or why total coliform bacteria have been found in our water system on multiple occasions. bacteria ActionevidenceLevel level2 have Assessment that (AL) been addition – thefound concentration– ofinA veryoura disinfectant water detailed of system. a contaminant studyis necessary of the that, water for if controlexceeded, system of to microbialtrig identifygers treatment potentialcontaminants. or problems other requirements and determine that a water(if possible) system why an E. from May 6th, 2019 Pesticides potentialand Herbicides Maximum problemscontaminant - which levelmay goal andcome (MCLG) determinefrom – the a “Goal”variety is theof (if levelsources possible) of a contaminant such as whyinagriculture, drinking an water E.urban below coli which stormwater MCL there is no violation runoff,known and residential Treatmentmust follow. Technique (TT) – an enforceable procedure or level of technological performance which public water systems must follow Tuesday June 18, 2019 • Climate Controlled Microbialuses.Inorganic ContaminantsContaminantsCompliancetoor coliLevel ensureexpected MCL 1 Period assessment -control - violation such suchrisk to of ashuman asa has contaminant. viruses–salts occurredA health. study and and ofMCLG’s and/or metals,the bacteria, waterAnalyte whyallow which systetotal for which a mcoliform margin canto identify may beof bacteria safety. naturally comepotential have from -problems occurringbeen sewage foundType and inor determine treatmentour result water from (ifsystem plants,possible) urban on multipleseptic whystormwater total systems,occasions. coliform runoff, agricultural Saturday, June 22, 2019 Maximum residual disinfectant level goal (MRDLG) – The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or hasNo Violations Level occurredMaximum 2 Assessment Occurredcontaminant and/or – in A level thevery Calendar (MCL)detailed why – thestudy Year total “Maximum of of the 201 watercoliform 8Allowed” system MCL to identifybacteria is the highest potential level haveproblems of a contaminant andbeen determine thatfound (ifis allowedpossible) in in why ourdrinking an E.water meeting. A motion was (Reference Address: 371 George Carroll Rd., Gilbert, LA 71336) livestockindustrial, operations, or domesticMaximumexpectedbacteria and wastewater haveresidual riskwildlife. tobeen health.disinfectant found discharges, MRDLGs in level our water(MRDL) do oilnot system. andreflect– The gas highestthe production,benefits level of of a thedisinfectant mining, use of disinfectants allowed or farming. in drinking to control water. microbial There is contaminants.convincing at which time bids will be Saturday, June 22, 2019 coli Actionwater. MCL level MCL’s violationDuring (AL) are – has set thethe occurred asconcentration periodclose toand/or thecovered ofMCLG’s why a contaminant total asby coliform feasible this that, reportbacteria us ifing exceeded, the havewe best had been trigavailable gers thefound treatmentbelow treatmentin our water notedor technology. other system violations.requirements on multiple that occasions. a water system • Security -Cameras & Alarms Saturday, June 22, 2019 Organic Chemical mustevidence Contaminants follow. that addition – of including a disinfectant synthetic is necessary and for controlvolatile of microbialorganic contaminants. chemicals, which are by-products of industrial processes made by Alderman Pesticides systemand Herbicides Level on2 Assessment -multiple which –may A very occasions.come detailed from study a variety of the water of sources system to such identify as potential agriculture, problems urban and determinestormwater (if possible) runoff, whyand an residential E. Inorganicand petroleum Contaminants production, MaximumLevel 1 assessment Our -contaminant Duringsuch and water ascan the –saltslevelsystem Aalso study periodgoal and come (MCLG)of tested metals,the covered from water – athe gasminimum which syste“Goal” by stations,m is cantothis the identify of levelbe report 2 urban naturallyofsamples potential a contaminant we stormwater -problemshad occurringper inmonththe drinking and runoff,below or determinein waterresult accordance andnoted below from septic(if whichpossible) violations. urban systems.therewith whystormwater isthe no total known coliform runoff, publicly opened for the 10:30 a.m. industrial, uses. or CompliancedomesticMaximumorbacteriacoli expected MCL wastewater Period have contaminantresidualviolation risk been to disinfectanthuman has found leveldischarges, occurred health. (MCL)in levelour MCLG’s –and/or watergoal the oil “Maximum(Analyte MRDLG)system. whyallowand total for gas – Allowed”a Thecoliform margin production, level MCLof bacteriaof safety. a isdrinking the mining, havehighest water been level ordisinfectant found farming.ofType a contaminant in ourbelow water which that system there is allowed ison no multiple knownin drinking oroccasions. 10:3010:30 a.m.a.m. Duringexpected the risk periodto health. MRDLGs covered do not reflect by the this benefits report of the use ofwe disinfectants had tothe control below microbial contaminants.noted violations. Jerry White and sec- Tract 2 Radioactive ContamNo Violations Totalwater. inants ColiformMCL’s DuringOccurred – are which set theRule in as the periodcanclose for Calendar betomicrobiological the coverednaturally MCLG’s Year of asby- occurring201 feasible this 8contaminants. report us ingor the bewe best the had available Duringresult the below oftreatment the oil monitoringand noted technology. gas violations. production period covered and mining by activities. following: Tract 2 ChartCompliance this Maximum report, Periodresidual#2 we disinfectanthad the followinglevel (MRDL) noted –Analyte The highest detections level of afor disinfectant microbiological allowed in drinking contaminants:Type water. There is convincing Tract 2 Pesticides Organic Chemical and Herbicides MaximumLevelevidenceLevel Contaminants 1 2 assessment Assessment thatcontaminant - additionwhich – –A oflevel–may including studyaA disinfectantvery goal comeof detailedthe(MCLG) watersynthetic from is necessary –study syste the a “Goal”variety mof and tothe for identify is controlwatervolatile theof levelsourcespotential systemof microbialoforganic a contaminantproblemsto such identify contaminants. chemicals, as and potential inagriculture, determine drinking problemswhich water (if possible) urban beloware and by which whydeterminestormwater-products total there coliform is(if no possible)of runoff,known industrial whyand an processesresidential E. onded by Alderman Saturday, June 22, 2019 uses.and petroleum ComplianceNo production, Violationsorbacteria coli expected MCL Periodhave violation Occurredrisk and been to human can foundhas in occurredalso inhealth.the our comeCalendar water MCLG’s and/or system. fromAnalyte whyallowYear gas total for of astations, 201coliform margin8 of bacteria safety.urban have stormwater been foundType runoff, in our waterand septicsystem onsystems. multiple occasions. Fresh Produce Sale Site: 62.3 Acres OurDuring water the system period tested covered a minimum by this of report 2 samples we had per monththe below in accordance noted violations. with the No ViolationsMaximum Occurred residual disinfectant in the Calendar level goal Year (MRDLG) of 201 –8 The level of a drinking water disinfectant below which there is no known or SaleSale Site: Site: 62.362.3 Acres Acres A SourceMaximum Water residual disinfectant Assessment levelHighest (MRDL) –Plan The highest (SWAP) level of a disinfectant is now allowed availableMRDL in drinking water. from There our is convincing office. This plan is Hazel Tuminello to Radioactive ContamDisinfectantTotalLevelexpected inants 2 Coliform Assessment risk –to whichDatehealth. Rule – A MRDLGs canvery for detailed bemicrobiological do naturally not study reflect of- theoccurringtheUnit waterbenefits contaminants. system Range ofor the beto use identify the of MRDL disinfectantsDuringresult potential of the problems oil to monitoringcontroland andgas microbialTypical determine production period contaminants.Source (if possible) covered and whymining by an E. activities. Specifications for the Wisner Community Center Organic Chemical3.25Chart evidence Contaminants x that #20.1432 addition – of including a disinfectant RAAin synthetic is necessary and for controlvolatile of microbialorganic contaminants. chemicals,G which are by-products of industrial processes Wisner Community Center an assessmentCompliancethis coli MCL report, of violation PeriodaOur delineatedwe waterhas had occurred the system following and/or area whytested totalnotedaroundAnalyte coliforma minimumdetections bacteria our havelisted offor 2 beenmicrobiological samples sourcesfound in our per water throughmonthcontaminants: systemType inon multiple accordancewhich occasions. contaminants, with the if accept the minutes as Wisner10:30 Community a.m. Center and petroleum production, Level 1 assessmentOurDuring and water201 can 8– theA system studyalso period ofcome the tested water covered from systea gasminimumm Ppm toby stations, identify this of potentialreport 2 urban samples problems we4 stormwater had per and monththe determine4 runoff,below in (if accordance Waterpossible) andnoted septicadditive whyviolations. total systems.with used coliform the to above may be obtained Tract 3 present,Our couldNo Violations MaximumbacteriaTotalwater migrate haveColiform residual Occurredsystem been disinfectant andfound Rule in in thereach testedour forlevel Calendar water microbiological goal system.our (aMRDLG) Year minimum source of – The201 level 8contaminants. water. of of a drinking 2 samplesIt water also During disinfectant includes perthe below monitoringcontrolmonth which an microbes there inventory in is period no accordance known covered orof potential by 298298 Hope Hope Street Street TractTract 3 3 Radioactive ContamTotalexpected inants Coliform risk –to whichhealth. Rule MRDLGs can for bemicrobiological do naturally not reflect- occurringthe benefits contaminants. ofor the be use the of disinfectantsDuringresult of the oil to monitoringcontroland gas microbial production period contaminants. covered and mining by activities. read. Motion passed. 298 Hope Street Tract 2 AChart Source this report, Water #2 we Assessment had theHighest following Plan noted (SWAP) detections is fornow microbiological availableMRDL from contaminants: our office. This planfrom is the School Food sources 3.25ofDisinfectantCompliance contaminationthis Level report, 2x Assessment PeriodDuring 0.1432 weDate hadthe – A withinveryperiodthe detailed following in covered the study delineatednoted ofAnalyte bytheUnit waterthis d etections reportsystemRange area,to we identifyfor had microbiologicalMRDL andpotential the below a problems determination noted contaminants: andTypeTypical determineviolations. Source (if possible) of the why water an E. supply's Wisner LA 71378 Bayou Macon withLevel the 1 assessment Total –Coliform A study of RAAthe water Rule system forto identify microbiological potential problems and determineG contaminants. (if possible) why total coliformDuring the Wisner LA 71378 14 Acres Bayou Macon an assessmentNo Violations coli MCL of violationIn aOurOccurred the delineated tableswaterhas occurred in thebelow,system Calendarand/or area we whytested have Yeartotalaround coliform ashownof minimum 201 bacteria 8 our the regulated havelisted of 2 been samples sourcesfound contaminants in our per water throughmonth system that inonwere multiple accordancewhich detected. occasions. contaminants, with the Service if Programs Su- A motion was made by Wisner LA 71378 1414 Acres Acres Bayou Macon susceptibility bacteria to contamination have been201 found8 in our water by system.the identified Ppm potential4 sources.4 Water According additive used to to the Source Amonitoring ComplianceSourceChemical Total PeriodWaterColiform Samplingperiod Assessment Rule ofcovered ourforHighest microbiologicaldrinkingHighest Analyte byPlan water this (SWAP) may contaminants.report, not be is requiredwe now hadDuring availableonMRDL Typeanthe the annual MRDLfollowing monitoringcontrol from basis; microbes ourtherefore, periodnoted office. covered detec This by- plan is Sale Site: 62.3 Acres present, couldDisinfectantDisinfectant migrate Date Dateand reach our sourceUnit Unit Range water.Range MRDL It also MRDL includes Typical an Source Typicalinventory Source of potentialpervisor, Lincoln Parish Alderman Hazel Tume- Water Assessment3.25No Violationsinformation Levelthis 2 xreport, Assessment Occurred 0.1432 Plan, provided we – in Ahad theourvery inCalendar thedetailed waterthis RAAin following RAAtable study Year system of refersof the 201noted water8 back systemhad d etectionsto tothea identify susceptibility latest potentialfor year microbiological problems ofG chemical ratingandG determine sampling contaminants: of (if'MEDIUM'. possible) results. why an E. If you would 2207 W.Alabama Ave ansources assessmenttions of contamination coli for MCL of microbiologicalviolation DuringaOur delineated waterhas201 the occurred8 within period system and/or coveredarea the whytestedcontaminants: totaldelineatedaround by coliforma this minimum Ppm reportbacteria our area, havewelisted of 2had been samples and thesourcesfound4 below ain our determinationper water noted throughmonth 4system violations. inon multiple accordanceWaterwhich of occasions. additive the contaminants, waterwith used the to supply's if TractTractTract 4 4 4 In the201 tables8 below, we have shownPpm the regulated4 contaminants4 Waterthat were additive detected. used to School Board, 1428 nillo and seconded by Wisner Community Center like to reviewRegulated Total the ColiformSourceCollection Rule Water for microbiologicalAssessmentHighes contaminants. Plan, please During feel thefree monitoringcontrol to contactmicrobescontrol period microbes our covered office. by present,susceptibility couldChemical to migrate contaminationOur Sampling water and system ofreach our by testeddrinkingHighest ourthe a sourceidentifiedminimumwaterRange may Unit water.of not 2potential samples beMCL required It MCLGalso per sources. on month includesTypical an annual inMRDL Source accordance According anbasis; inventory therefore, with to the the of Sourcepotential ContaminantsComplianceDisinfectant this report, Period weDate had the followingt ValueAnalyte noted Unit d etectionsRange for microbiologicalMRDLType contaminants:Typical Source Arlington Street, Ruston, Alderman Jerry White 51 Acres sources of contaminationinformation Total ColiformDuring provided theRule withinperiod for in thismicrobiological covered theRAAtable delineated refers by this contaminants.back report to area, thewe latesthad Duringand the year below athe of determination chemicalmonitoring notedG violations. sampling period of covered results. the water by supply's 255-2460 5151 Acres Acres Tract 3 HH 371H 371 371 George George George Carroll CarrollCarroll Rd. 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Nominal Opening Bid $1,000 per acre - 7% Buyers Premium to have yourALPHACOPPER, water 201 tested.6 - 2018 Information0.1 0.1 on ppmlead 1.3in drinking0 water,Corrosion testing of household methods, plumbing sys tems;and steps3 you td May 26, June 4 & PARTICLEFREE TH Erosion of natural deposits; Leaching from seeking FT and Lead and 90 Sites PUBLIC COMMENT: 10% down auction day; balance due at closing in 45 days ACTIVITY Date Percentil Range Unit AL woodTypical preservatives Source Copper Over AL June 9,2019 PRN Nurses and LEAD 2016 - 2018 2e 1 - 5 ppb 15 0 Corrosion of household plumbing systems; None COPPER, 2016 - 2018 0.1TH 0.1 ppm 1.3 0 ErosionCorrosion of onaturalf household deposits plumbing systems; Complete Terms & Conditions available sale day or online Lead and 90 Sites FREE Date Percentil Range Unit AL TypicalErosion Source of natural deposits; Leaching from CNAs for all shifts. Copper Over AL MAYOR’S REPORT: Disinfection e Perio Highes Rang woodUni preservativesMC MCL Sample Point Typical Source Sign on bonus for COPPER,ByproductsLEAD 2016 -- 2018 0.12 0.11 - 5 ppmppbd 1.315 t LRAA0 e Corrosiont L ooff householdG plumbing syssystems;tems; The Lincoln Parish Spe- Mayor Foster dis- FREETOTAL Erosion of natural deposits;deposits Leaching from FT. Please call Jen- HALOACETIC 160 WALKER ROAD 2018 7 6.9- woodppb preservatives60 0 By-product of drinking cussed the property 6.9 water disinfection cial Education Depart- LEADACIDSDisinfection (HAA5) 201 6 - 2018 2 1 - 5 ppbPerio 15 Highes0 Rang CorrosionUni MC of householdMCL plumbing systems; A.E. Phillips Laboratory School Sample Point Typical Source recently purchased by nifer at TOTALByproducts d t LRAA e Erosiont L of naturalG deposits ment is in the process of NORSFIELD DR & 10.6- By-product of drinking A.E. Phillips Laboratory School HALOACETIC 2018 11 ppb 60 0 TOTAL LOBLOLLY LN 10.6 water disinfection Steve Cranford and she 318-255-4400. ACIDSHALOACETIC (HAA5) 160 WALKER ROAD 2018 7 6.9- ppb 60 0 By-product of drinking updating Special Educa- Disinfection Perio Highes R6.9ang Uni MC MCL water disinfection Dusty Taylor,Teacher/Administrative Auctioneer OpeningPh: 318-245-8800s ACIDS (HAA5) Sample Point 14.9- TypicBy-productal Source of drinking ByproductsTTHM 160 WALKER ROAD d2018 t15 LRAA e tppb L80 G0 agreed to make sure Teacher/Administrative Openings TOTAL 14.9 water chlorination tion Files. Records of Lic. #836-19 Ph: 318-255-9157 TOTAL NORSFIELD DR & 10.6- By-product of drinking HALOACETIC 160NORSFIELD WALKER AND ROAD 2018 711 6.926.6- - ppb 60 0 By-product of drinking trailers moved onto TTHM LOBLOLLY LN 2018 27 6.910.6 ppb 80 0 waterwater disinfection those former students Human Resources for Fall 2019: ACIDS (HAA5) LOBLOLLY LN 26.6 water chlorination taylormadeauctions.comfor Fall 2019: TOTAL 14.9- By-product of drinking property are up to code. TTHM NORSFIELD160 WALKER DR ROAD & 2018 15 10.6- ppb 80 0 By-product of drinking who have not been Clerk for Night Shift HALOACETIC 2018 11 14.9 ppb 60 0 water chlorination LOBLOLLYNORSFIELD LN AND 10.626.6 - wByater-product disinfection of drinking She also gave a report MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH Teacher ACIDSTTHM (HAA5) 2018 27 ppb 80 0 served by the Depart- MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH Teacher LOBLOLLY LN 26.6 water chlorination needed with duties Secondary Contaminants Collection Date Highest Value 14.9Range- Unit By-productSMCL of drinking on progress made on TTHM 160 WALKER ROAD 2018 15 ppb 80 0 ment in the last five (5) CHLORIDE 9/1/2015 23.7 14.9 7.9 - 23.7 MG/Lwater chlorination250 to include 1st Aid. NORSFIELD AND 26.6- By-product of drinking and TTHM 2018 27 ppb 80 0 blighted property in and LOBLOLLY LN 26.6 water chlorination years will be destroyed. MANGANESE 9/1/2018 0.022 0.0094-0.022 Mg/L 0.05 Simsboro. Mayor Fos- Must have clerical Secondary Contaminants Collection Date Highest Value Range Unit SMCL If your child’s Special CHLORIDE 9/1/2015 23.7 7.9 - 23.7 MG/L 250 ter stated that letters experience and ba- CURRICULUMCURRICULUM COORDINATORCOORDINATOR PH 9/1/2015 9 8.6 - 9 SU 8.5 Education records meet SecondaryMANGANESE Contaminants Collection9/1/201 Date8 Highest0.0 Value22 Range0.00 94-0.022 UnitMg/ L SMCL 0.05 will go out this week to sic 1st aid knowl- SULFATE 9/1/2015 15.5 4.7 - 15.5 MG/L 250 this criteria, you are Both positions require a minimum of CHLORIDE 9/1/2015 23.7 7.9 - 23.7 MG/L 250 owners whose property edge. Please send Both positions require a minimum of PH 9/1/2015 9 8.6 - 9 SU 8.5 offered the opportu- MANGANESE 9/1/2018 0.022 0.0094-0.022 Mg/L 0.05 has been inspected resume to (318) three years classroom experience and SULFATE 9/1/2015 15.5 4.7 - 15.5 MG/L 250 nity to acquire these three years classroom experience and EnvironmentalPH +++++++++++++++Environmental Protection9/1/2015 Agency Protection Required Agency9 Requ Healthired 8.6Health - Effects9 Effects Language SU 8.5 records. Please contact and condemned. A 263-2479 or email Language+++++++++++++++ a master’s degree is preferred. SomeSULFATE people may be more9/1/2015 vulnerable15.5 to contaminants4.7 - 15.5 in drinkingMG/L water250 than hearing before the to a master’s degree is preferred. ChartSome people #4-8 may be more vulnerable to contaminants in drinking water than the general the Special Education the population.+++++++++++++++Environmentalgeneral Immunopopulation.-compromised Immuno-compromised personsProtection such Agency as persons Required with Healthpersons cancer Effects undergoing such as persons office within thirty (30) Board of Alderman arpersonnel@hous chemotherapy,Language+++++++++++++++ persons who have undergone organ transplants, people with HIV/AIDS or other Applications are available on the with cancer undergoing chemotherapy, persons who have undergone organ days from today’s date will be held July 1st, eofraeford.com 3.25ChartimmuneSome xpeople system#4-82.9118 may disorders, be more in some vulnerable elderly, to andcontaminants infants can in be drinking particularly water at than risk the from general infections. 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(800 –426 – Lincoln Parish Special AEP website: shouldpopulation.4791).Thes seeke people Immuno advice should-compromised seek about advice drinking aboutpersons drinking such water aswater persons fromfrom theirwith their cancerhealth health careundergoing providers. care providers. Education Office, 1428 which time a decision Medical Reception- http://aep.latech.edu EPA/CDCchemotherapy, EPA/CDC guidelines guidelines persons on whoonappropria haveappropriate teundergone means to organ meanslessen transplants, the to risk lessen of infectionpeople the with by riskCryptosporidiumHIV/AIDS of infection or other by will be made on what 3.25immuneThereand other xare system 2.9118microbialno additional disorders, contaminants required in some healthelderly, are available effects and infants notices.from thecan Safe be particularly Drinking Water at risk Hotlin from einfections. (800–426 – Arlington Street Ruston. ist needed for a Submithttp://aep.latech.edu applications and all required CryptosporidiumThes 4791).e people should and seek other advice microbial about drinking contaminants water from their arehealth available care providers. from the Safe Records which are not Simsboro will do about th EPA/CDCThere are noguidelines additional on requiredappropria healte meansth effects to lessenviolation the notices. risk of infection by Cryptosporidium busy family practice Drinkingand other Water microbial Hotline contaminants (800-426-4791). are available from the Safe Drinking Water Hotline (800–426– the properties. Submit applications and all required There are no additional required health effects notices. requested by July 25, office in Ruston. documents by Monday, June 24 th to: There4791). are no additional required health effects notices. 2019 will be destroyed. WATER AND SEW- There There are are no no additional required required health effects health violation effects notices. violation notices. Job duties include [email protected] by Monday, June 24 to: There are no additional required health effects notices. 3td June 5,10,&12 ER REPORT---A. J. greeting patients, Thank you for allowing us to continue providing your family with clean, quality There are no additional required health effects violation notices. SWAYZE: Water and [email protected] water this year. In order to maintain a safe and dependable water supply we scheduling appoint- Sewer System is work- sometimes need to make improvements that will benefit all of our custom- I have been appointed ments, verifying in- ing good and upgrades A.E. Phillips Lab School is an Equal ers. surance informa- by the 3rd Judicial Dis- being made as needed. We at the CHOUDRANT WATER SYSTEM work around the clock to provide tion, data entry, col- Opportunity Employer. trict Court as curator A.E. Phillips Lab School is an Equal top quality drinking water to every tap. We ask that all our customers help Will possibly be doing a lecting payments, for Michael Ray Adam Smoke Test sometime us protect and conserve our water sources, which are the heart of our com- Genung and need to lo- taking detailed mes- Opportunity Employer. the last of July or first munity, our way of life, and our children’s future. Please call our office if you cate him. Anyone know- sages, and main- have questions. ing his whereabouts or of August. taining business of- 1td June 9,2019 any of his family are ADJOURN MEETING: fice inventory. requested to contact Motion was made by Experience with Robert Moore, Attorney Alderman Jerry White electronic medical NOTICE at 1-800-315-0550. and seconded by Alder- man Doug Durrett to record preferred. Tax Sale Parties: 1td June 9,2019 Please fax resumes Mildred Goldsmith; Adjourn June 3rd, 2019 Estate of Mildred Goldsmith; Town Hall Meeting. Mo- to St. Francis Pri- Lincoln Parish Police Jury; and MINUTES tion passed. Meeting mary Care-Ruston Latoya Houston VILLAGE OF CHOU- adjourned at 6.40PM. at (318)255-8260 or Pursuant to an order of the Third Judicial District Court for the Parish of DRANT COUNCIL 1td June 9,2019 email to jenny.ens- Lincoln in the matter of In re: Latoy Houston, Praying for a Monition Docket REGULAR MEETING [email protected] . Sunday, June 9, 2019 • Page 16A

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Green Clinic TechCare, in collaboration with Louisiana Tech Enroll now for Fall 2019 University, now offers primary care services on the Tech at the Ruston Campus! campus. Conveniently located in the Lambright Sports and Wellness Center, TechCare is a walk-in clinic that provides care for minor illness and injuries, immunizations and sports physicals, as well as serving as an advocate for wellness and healthcare education. TechCare is proud to serve Louisiana Tech University students, faculty, staff and families, and PRACTICAL NURSING our university community.

Louisiana Delta Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. *The www.gctechcare.com following person(s) has/have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Alvina Thomas, Dean of Student Success Service & Interim IX Coordinator - 7500 Millhaven Rd, Monroe, LA; 318.345.9145; [email protected]; Traci Clark, Director of Counseling and Disability Services M-F – 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (Closed daily from 12:30 p.m. - 1 p.m) & 504 Coordinator - 7500 Millhaven Rd, Monroe, LA; 318.345.9152; PH: 318-257-4866 [email protected]. Funded with Carl Perkins Federal Grant.

Walk-ins accepted until 3:45 p.m. Located in the Lambright Sports and Wellness Center on Tech Drive 1 0 1 0 J A M E S S T . I W W W . L A D E L T A . E D U Assessor candidate McBride: Ruston strong

It has been said that Parish Assessor’s office. I storms can either bring out started off at the bottom the best or worst in a commu- and worked my way up to nity. I’m here to say that the chief deputy. I learned every recent deadly tornado which aspect of the Assessor’s of- hit Lincoln Parish shows fice and, more importantly, I the resilient character of learned the name and faces our people. Our neighbors, of homeowners and small churches, business and civic business owners. leaders came together and Right now, we are facing met the worst challenges uncertainty in the wake of with the utmost compassion the storm. There are nearly and hard work. 90 homes that will not be I’m proud to call Lincoln assessed due to destruction. Parish home, and I’m run- Also, we are still calculating ning for Assessor to give the small businesses that back to a community that have been destroyed or had has blessed me with so many operations halted. I have the opportunities. experience and knowledge Like most Lincoln Parish to assist this rebuilding residents, I’ve faced hard- process that will continue ships, too. During the 2008 for many months to follow. Great Recession, I lost my Finally, I promise Lincoln job and faced uncertainty. Parish voters this: I will be Although finding work was fair and equitable as Lincoln slow, the responsibilities of Parish Assessor. I will also raising a family and paying be accessible to all residents. bills never stopped. I did That will never change. what every other hardwork- I’m always willing to listen capital investments, which was faced with economic prayers, support and vote. I ing Lincoln Parish resident first and work to find solu- will provide more jobs and uncertainty. want to ensure that Lincoln would do — I found a new job tions to problems. I know opportunities for our resi- Lincoln Parish embraced Parish will always be able to and got back on my feet. I was that Lincoln Parish is on dents. I want to be a part of me and provided me with provide opportunities—as blessed to have an opportu- the move. Business leaders this economic growth. It an opportunity to move for- it did for me—for future nity to work for the Lincoln want to continue making wasn’t too long ago that I ward. I humbly ask for your generations. Local. Reliable. Real News

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According to global ex- The Lincoln Parish opportunities that have “We want our students fire for both while studying perts, the state of STEM School District is taking evolved over the past eleven to have the opportunity to during the International (science, technology, engi- yet another step toward years, the new STEM Cen- solve real-world problems Technology and Engineer- neering, mathematics) edu- addressing this need by ter will provide a platform and gain the skills needed ing Educators Association cation is at a crisis point. providing its students eq- for even more students to to be productive in our glob- Conference in Kansas City. In reports from the White uitable access to challeng- engage in unparalleled al society,” Wooley shares. Noting that the correla- House as well as leading ing yet rewarding STEM experiences designed to “It is our goal to increase tion between childhood STEM organizations and experiences as it prepares prepare them as produc- STEM interest, positively creativity and adult accom- leadership, Americans’ for the opening of its new tive, responsible, and pro- affect academic achieve- plishment is three times basic STEM skills continue STEM Center. However, the fessional adults ready to ment, promote skills de- as strong as IQ and adult significantly lagging be- district has been working create impact within our velopment, and impact accomplishment, Wooley hind other countries. toward this end for more community and world. workforce potential and indicates that there will be Therefore, in an age of than a decade. With space customized to success for all students.” a heavy emphasis on con- advancing technologies “When we began our accommodate experiential Both Wooley and Cox-Bo- tinuously tapping into the and a society more global STEM initiative in 2008, it learning within both physi- niol have been aggressively creative potential of each than ever before, we must was all about growing to cal and natural science, researching resources that student through collabora- do better in preparing our meet the needs of our stu- engineering design, digital will allow the Center to tion, communication, and students to contribute and dents, our district, and our media, innovative and cre- open with several oppor- critical thinking. thrive in their world. An community,” ACHIEVE Co- ative maker opportunities, tunities available for stu- “It is not enough that estimated 65% of children ordinator Cathi Cox-Boniol and more, the design of the dents and teachers alike. our students simply be entering elementary school explains. “Our efforts were new facility will provide A visit to STEM Center problem solvers,” Wooley today will ultimately end rooted in a transformative equitable exploration for USA in Claremont, Califor- concludes. “They must up working in completely vision that would allow us all students. nia, plus studying under be problem finders that new job types not yet en- to cultivate experiences According to STEM Cen- one of the five Global Mas- possess the skills needed visioned. that would equip our stu- ter Director Missy Wooley, ter Trainers with LEGO to solve the complex prob- Consequently, the reli- dents for a successful fu- the first phase of options Education affirmed plans lems they will face. It is our ance upon a high-quali- ture, regardless of their for students will include thus far. In addition, hav- intention that they begin ty, robust, and equitable pathway. However, while coding, robotics, and engi- ing the opportunity to learn that journey in the STEM STEM education system important then, it is even neering design challenges from Jeff Weld, STEM Edu- Center as we equip and has never been more im- more urgent today that our as well as fully integrated cation Policy Consultant empower them to figure portant, something your students be ready for that STEM experiences that al- within the Office of Science things out on their way local public schools takes future.” low for exceptional skills and Technology Policy for to reaching their fullest very seriously. Building on remarkable development. the White House, fueled the potential.”

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Louisiana Tech and Grambling are sched- uled to face off Sept. 7 at Joe Aillet Stadium in what will be the first ever meeting in Lincoln Parish for the two programs. The Bulldogs and Tigers have met once on the gridiron in the all-time series with Tech defeat- ing Grambling, 20-6, to open the 2010 season at Independence Stadium in Shreveport. “We are excited to be involved in what will be Members of the Grambling State and Louisiana Tech football teams flanked Boys and Girls Club President/CEO Eldonta Osborne, GSU only the second meet- President Rick Gallot, GSU head coach Broderick Fobbs, Tech head coach Skip Holtz, Tech President Les Guice and MedCamps of Louisiana ing between Louisiana President/CEO Caleb Seney during a kickoff luncheon on Wednesday at the Ruston Civic Center previewing the Sept. 7 football game that Tech and Grambling will pit the Bulldogs against the Tigers. and the first time in Lincoln Parish,” said the schools and com- Louisiana Tech head munity joined again coach Skip Holtz. “I for a kickoff luncheon have great respect for at the Ruston Civic (GSU) Coach (Brod- Center. Proceeds from erick) Fobbs and the the event, sponsored by history of the Gram- Origin Bank, benefited bling program. This the Boys and Girls Club is a great event for and MedCamps. bringing the two com- “We are excited to munities together and share this opportunity I am looking forward with Louisiana Tech to these two programs and the community in gathering in the name Lincoln Parish,” Fobbs of sportsmanship and said. “While we look community. We are forward to our football anticipating a hard- game on Sept. 7, we also fought, well-respected wanted to share this football game.” outstanding communi- On Tuesday, the Bull- ty service engagement dogs and Tigers gath- to help those at the Boys ered for a community and Girls Club, as well service project to bene- as MedCamps.” fit the Boys & Girls Club Ticket sales for the June, fans can purchase and sections LL, QQ, priced tickets available by calling the Louisiana of North Central Loui- matchup are now on $10 tickets to the contest RR (East). to purchase for all re- Tech Ticket Office at siana and MedCamps. sale at $10 in specific for seats in sections In the final month maining seats the final 318.257.3631 between Throughout the day, sections of Joe Aillet II (West Side) and KK leading up to the Lin- week before the Sept. the hours of 8:30 a.m. team members from Stadium and gradually (East Side). coln Parish matchup, 7 kickoff between the and 5:30 p.m. Monday- both Grambling and increase throughout Beginning July 1 and tickets will go on sale Bulldogs and Tigers. Friday. Tickets will also Louisiana Tech united each month this sum- running through the for $20 for sections HH, Fans can purchase be sold in person at the to serve Lincoln Parish mer leading up to the end of the month, tick- BB (West) and sections the single-game tick- Ticket Office, which is and the community. game on Sept. 7. ets will increase to $15 MM, NN, PP (East). ets online at LATech- located in the Thomas The on Wednesday, For the month of for sections I, II (West) There will be regular- Sports.com/Tickets or Assembly Center. COMING SOON!

Magazine LincolnLincoln Life Life is a full color Spring 2019 Magazine magazine for Lincoln Life July 26 - August 8, 2019 Life enthusiasts of all ages in Lincoln Parish and surrounding A PUBLICATION OF THE RUSTON DAILY LEADER areas. The print Wedding Ruston will host the publication with more Edition 2019 Dixie than 12,000 readers is distributed in the Sunday edition of the Ruston Youth World Series Daily Leader and to hospitals and local business beginning July 26, 2019 and running waiting areas, coffee houses, and more. until August 8, 2019. All games will be The digital version is now available free to everyone held at the Ruston Sports Complex. on the newly designed website at rustonleader.com. The World Series Special Edition will provide The magazine publishes four times a year. rosters to help fans and participants get to all the games. Reach your customers where they Contact your Account Executive today for placement to Live their Life (and shop!) - be seen by eleven states worth of customers! in Lincoln Parish! 318-255-4353 Call a Ruston Daily Leader/Lincoln Life sales consultant Ruston Daily Leader today at (318) 255-4353. Space and ad copy deadline for the July edition is June 7, 2019 - reserve yours now!

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