SPRING 2008 The State of 9 and in March there has emphasis on Neighborhood been 5 with 7 more Watch programs and close pending. SFCA has ob- relationships with the asso- tained architectural con- ciations and law enforce- trol of many of the fil- ment to overcome our ings (and more on the weaknesses. There has way) making it easier to never been a more exciting The state of Sherwood maintain building restric- time to watch our city and I-12 intersection as well as at Forest is alive and doing tions and enforce city communities grow in South Sherwood Forest and better than most realize. ordinances. To keep our strength. Roads are getting Airline. I am proud to say Our security is getting homes safe and property better and transportation of that I live in Sherwood Forest stronger and property val- values healthy we have the new population is flow- and that pride is what drives ues are growing. People to remind those that are ing. Old Hammond High- us all to make our homes the still want to move into new in our area and stay way, Siegen Lane, Airline best it can be. Things are Sherwood Forest and make vigilant of those that Highway and under way is looking better indeed. it their home. Before ignore the laws. Crime Harrell’s Ferry Road two- Katrina the there was is a constant threat grow- lane curb and gutter road- about a 6% increase on ing as Greater Baton way that will include a con- house sales and that spiked Rouge increases in popu- tinuous center turn lane to 15%right after the lation from areas where from East Old Hammond storm. Now the sales have it thrived. We have bet- Hwy to Sherwood Forest calmed down but are back ter police staffing and Blvd. The Green Light at about 6% again. In new crime prevention efforts have implemented January we had 7 homes to strategies to maintain an enhanced intersection we sell, in February there was control. There is new so desperately needed at the

Roy and Alice James Real Estate News from your neighborhood expert! http://blog.livinginsherwoodforest.com We have all been warned “don’t Enrich with color: Paint is cheap so and condensers in your A/C, fur- judge a book by its cover.” But remember if you are thinking about nace, stove, and refrigerator (either people do it all the time. Whether selling your home keep colors neu- underneath or in back). If a vacuum you are in the market to sell your tral. You want to depersonalize as won't reach, try a rag tied to a yard- home or not, it is very important to much as possible. If you must have stick. keep property values up; after all color, I recommend soft colors that Wash the walls: Grease, smoke, “first impressions are lasting im- say "welcome." Lead the eye from and dust can adhere to walls and pressions.” You only get one room to room, and flatter skin tones. make even the best decorating look chance to make a first impression! “ Think soft yellows and pale greens. dingy. Wash walls using a general- An investment of as little as a few Tint ceilings a lighter shade. Put a purpose cleaner with hot water. Start hundred dollars can make a huge fresh coat of paint on siding, down- at the top of the wall (to avoid drips) difference in the appearance of your spouts, and doors. and in a corner (so that you wash home. Here are 8 simple but effec- Clean out, organize closets: Get one wall at a time). Rinse the mop

tive suggestions: sorting — organize your piles into head frequently in clean water and Spruce up Curb Appeal: Condi- "don't need," "haven't worn," and don't press too hard because flat tion of the landscaping, paint, roof, "keep." Pare down clutter and pack latex paint won't absorb too much shutters, front door, knocker, up your least-used items, such as out- water. windows, house number, and even of-season clothes. Driveway and walks: Fill cracks in how window treatments look from Wash: windows and replace any the driveway and walks. the outside. Add something special cracked or broken ones Floors: shampoo carpeted floors, — such as big flower pot or an A/C Unit: Improve energy effi- polyurethane wood ones and keep antique bench. Trim bushes to be- ciency by vacuuming grates, coils, ceramic tile clean. low window height. Page 2

Florida Overlay Project - Councilwoman Martha Jane Tassin

"Be kinder than

necessary, for In the summer of 2006, a com- main areas of focus in this sion Department website, mittee was formed to create the district. All existing develop- www.brgov.com. I will also everyone you meet is Florida Boulevard Urban De- ments must come into compli- be happy to mail paper copies sign Overlay District. This ance if there is a change of for those of you who would fighting some kind committee began meeting in permitted use, change of occu- like one. If you think a busi- August and met monthly, com- pancy, an addition resulting in ness is in violation of the or- pleting its goal in January of this a 30 percent or more increase dinance, please contact my of battle." year. The purpose of the over- of square footage, or a renova- office at 389-5165 or e-mail lay district is “to provide guide- tion that involves 30 percent or [email protected]. I lines for development and rede- more of the gross floor area. would like to take this oppor- velopment activity along Florida Additionally, non-conforming tunity to thank Jackie Gray, Blvd. from North Foster Drive signs must be brought into President of the Sherwood to Flannery Road and to compliance if modifications Forest Citizen’s Association strengthen the physical and eco- are made or if damage occurs for her participation on this nomic character of the neighbor- to an existing sign. Chain committee. It was a very long

hood by mitigating or avoiding link, barbed wire, or razor wire and tedious process and The $25 dues for the incompatible land uses in devel- on any lot which fronts Florida Jackie’s dedication to not opment and redevelopment.” Blvd. and is visible from Flor- only to Sherwood Forest, but 2008 membership to Lighting, signage, parking re- ida Blvd. must be removed the community and City of Sherwood Forest Citi- quirements, fencing require- within 60 days of adoption of Baton Rouge is deeply appre- ments, exterior building materi- the ordinance. The entire ordi- ciated. zens Association are als, landscape/buffer require- nance may be viewed at the now due and we de- ments and service areas are the City-Parish Planning Commis- pend on those to oper- ate our non-profit ef- Baton Rouge CYO Move to Sherwood Forest Area Well Received forts in your commu- The CYO organization, a CYO continues to operate a United Way Agency member, membership only club for Come join us this summer and nity. Security patrols has made a major investment swim and tennis, also. Mem- swim in one of our three in its new location on Mollylea bership renewals are currently beautiful pools (Olympic, have increased, the Dr. Funds made available underway, and potential new junior & baby). Enjoy our signs and gardens are from the Roberta Fick donation members are invited to visit covered cabana with fans and to CYO enabled the agency to the site and discuss member- air conditioned snack shack. looking good, newslet- build a new facility on site ship options that are available Receive a $50 discount when following their move from for families, individuals, and joining by May 1st. ter frequency could Mid-City in May of 2005. senior participants. increase, website in- For more information check This new addition to the old Our Senior’s Prime Time out our website formation is there for Aquatic Club site, The Roberta Workout class is held every www.brcyo.org or drop by you, legal needs are Fick CYO Activity Center, was Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- for a tour. We may be con- dedicated in December. The day morning (8:30-9:30am). tacted at cared for... building includes a fitness cen- Drop by and take a class and ter for registered members as see how much fun it is! 275-3200 or [email protected] . well as a Memorial Hall that is Fitness Memberships are used for various senior pro- available annually, quarterly We look forward to seeing grams, meetings and rentals. or monthly. you!

SPRING 2008 Page 3 http://www.sfcabr.org It is our website built just for you... draw upon. Stuff that is hard to There are many hours of inter- http://www find in one place by placing links esting navigation at our website to other sites and articles that may and who knows, you may find As the webmaster I have found vanish over time. On the flip-side, something new and educational. that there are many helpful tools old material that is no longer use- Remember this is our website for us to discover on the internet. ful needs to be purged. It is a constant challenge to keep and it requires us all to keep it the material informative, interest- We have links to the member data- accurate. Please let me know if ing and fresh. Keeping the infor- base, our Board of Directors con- something is not working or ac- mation from revealing sensitive tact information, security informa- curate. Let me know if there is material yet providing a useable tion, the history of Sherwood For- something you wish to see source. We have a lot of informa- est Citizens Association, our Cal- posted or something you would tion available from our website endar, our deed restrictions, vari- like removed. This is our web- and it sometimes overwhelms the ous links to City, Parish and State site. visitor. My goal is to keep good government agencies, Sherwood information for our members to Forest News archives and fun things. We have breaking news.

Daylight Savings Time...Did You Know…? 30, 1945. savings time began on March 9th and ends on November 2nd. The Uniform Time Act of And next year, 2009 the dates 1966 established standardiza- are March 8, 2009 and ends tion in the dates of beginning on November 1, 2009. and end of daylight time in the U.S. but allowed for local Not all sates observe daylight Am I Really savings time. States such as exemptions from its obser- Needed??? vance. Congress enacted Hawaii and most of Arizona do not use it. Indiana adopted earlier starting dates of day- its use beginning in 2006. Xvxn though my light time during the “energy Standard time (time zones) in typxwritxr is an old crisis” years. Several Other countries observe some the U.S. & Canada was insti- modxl, it works wxll changes of the beginning and form of “summer time”, but tuted by the railroads in 1883. xxcxpt for one of thx ending dates of daylight time they do not necessarily The Standard Time Act estab- occurred over the years. change their clocks on the kxys. I’vx wishxd many lished it into law on March same date as the U.S. timxs that it workxd 19, 1918. The act also estab- The Energy Policy Act of pxrfxctly. Trux, thxrx arx lished daylight saving time. 2005 changed both the start- 42 kxys that function, but In 1919 daylight savings time ing and ending dates. onx kxy not working was repealed. It was reestab- Beginning in 2007, daylight makxs thx diffxrxncx. lished nationally during savings time started on the -Unknown- World War II and was con- second Sunday in March and tinuously observed from Feb- ended on the first Sunday in ruary 9, 1942 to September November. In 2008 daylight SPRING 2008 Page 4

Federation of Greater Baton Rouge Civic Associations ……… What is that?

Sherwood Forest Civic Association is and concerns of the individual neighbor- quently became known as the Horizon a member of the Federation of Greater hoods to local government officials and Plan and was passed on by vote of the Baton Rouge Civic Associations. assists those neighborhoods in problem citizens of East Baton Rouge Parish. The resolution. Federation was instrumental in and pro- The Federation was formed in the vided funding for televising of Planning early 1970’s as an umbrella organiza- The Federation helps individual and Zoning Commission meetings. Fed- tion of member homeowner associa- neighborhood homeowner associations eration representatives participated in the tions throughout East Baton Rouge organize for the benefit of their communi- rewrite of the Uniform Development Parish. This was the first organization ties. It provides assistance, speakers, ad- Code, and development of the Billboard of its kind in the United States and the vice, contracts and literature to these idea has spread in recent years to other neighborhood associations in their effort to Ordinance, the Portable Storage Building areas of the country. The Federation is maintain and improve the quality of life in Ordinance and the Landscape Ordinance. a volunteer driven 501(C) (3) organiza- their areas. The Federation conducts fo- Representatives of the Federation serve, tion that has helped to improve the rums in which the member organizations both past and present, on Metro-1, Metro- quality of life of the citizens of East can share their experiences regarding 3, and Metro-9, the Tree and Landscape Baton Rouge Parish through education neighborhood activities, social events, and Commission, the Crime Prevention Hous- and representation for over 30 years. neighborhood improvement or beautifica- ing Coalition, the LSU Campus- As community needs have grown and tion projects. The Federation conducts Community Coalition for Change, the changed, and where such opportunities forums where the members hear discus- Sanitary Sewer Citizens Advisory Com- exist, the Federation has succeeded in sions on City/Parish issues of public inter- mittee, Smart Growth, CAN DO, the establishing relationships and partner- est and listen to views of candidates run- ships with other organizations to ac- ning for public office. It provides a City-Parish Zoning Committee, the Cen- complish specific goals, all to the bet- monthly forum for discussion and solutions tral Community Alliance, the Litter Pre- terment of East Baton Rouge Parish. of problems that can affect all neighbor- vention Coalition, the Traffic Impact Fee Out careful utilization of limited finan- hoods, including deed restrictions and vio- Task Force, and the Bicycle Pedestrian cial and volunteer resources has al- lations, zoning, neighborhood security, Plan Advisory committee, among others. lowed the Federation to continue to drainage, noise, organization and by-laws, Federation representatives are providing achieve its mission into its fourth dec- corporation annual reports, legal proceed- input on development of a new lighting ade of existence. ings, etc. It provides advice and assistance ordinance and a new zoning notification to member organizations on issues such as ordinance. During major election years, The FGBRCA is comprised of dues planning and zoning procedures. The Fed- the Federation sponsors community-wide paying neighborhood homeowner eration provides a Resource Center with associations and represents the interest information on community issues impor- candidate forums to educate the public on of East Baton Rouge Parish residents tant to its membership, such as grants and views and issues important to the elector- on issues that affect the citizens and smart growth. ate. The Federation participates in and their neighborhoods. The Federation provides speakers for various educational monitors zoning throughout East Baton Members of the Federation serve on seminars and forums on a multitude of Rouge Parish and seeks to maintain the numerous committees working with the community issues. The Federation par- character and integrity of the various Mayor’s Office, the Planning and Zoning ticipates in various community and mem- neighborhoods. It serves in matters, Commission, the Metro-Council, the City- ber organization social events, to include streets and drainage, sewer, police pro- Parish Planning Office, the Baton Rouge the Kenilworth 4th of July parade. The tection and city planning. The Federa- Police Department and the Sheriff’s Of- Federation continues to collaborate and tion conducts and participates in forums designed to educate the citizenry about fice. The Federation was instrumental in partner with other community organiza- matters of common interest. The Fed- the original development of the Compre- tions in achieving common goals for the eration also communicates the needs hensive Land Use Plan, which subse- betterment of the community.

OOPS. There have been complaints about grass clippings being blown into the street. It can be unsightly and littering or disposing of trash into the City/Parish sewer system (for example, through a storm drain) is a violation of City/Parish law. Let your lawn service know.

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DID YOU KNOW ??? Eyewatch CALL: Patty Dominque 272-2955 or email [email protected] Sherwood Forest Civic called EYEWATCH. The Volunteering is also a good Association represents crime prevention plan will way to meet and get to know the homeowners from divide the subdivision into your neighbors. south of Florida Boule- four quadrants to be able to Please give some of your time monitor suspicious activity vard to north of Old to help us make your more effectively. Hammond Hwy. and west neighborhood safer. It is to Volunteers are needed for your benefit. We cannot suc- of Flannery Rd. to east of every street in Sherwood For- ceed without you. Are you a good neighbor? Do Sharp Rd. est to organize surveillance you subconsciously watch over your own neighbors' your neighbors' houses for houses. We, as residents, are We have about 3,000 unusual activity? I'll bet most the best crime prevention tac- homes in the area and of you would answer yes. In CALL: Patty Dominque at tic possible. We can't ask our the next few months we will 272-2955 about 1200 are members security patrol or the police to need your help in re- do it all. It doesn't take a lot of [email protected] right now. launching a comprehensive time to be alert and aware of neighborhood watch program criminal activity in your area.

3-1-1 Really works All you need to do is call 3-1- Domestic Animal Concerns 1 and a Citizen Services Spe- Zoning Violations Stop Sign Down or Missing cialist will assist you in find- Pothole Repair Mosquito Problems ing the appropriate govern- Sidewalk Damage Department Locations ment services division to ad- Housing Conditions Hours of Operation dress your needs. A service Tree Branch Hazards General Information request is created and auto- Loose Dogs & Cats matically routed to the proper Street Sign Concerns department. These are a few Junk or Inoperative Car Dial 311 and get results... of the services! Unpermitted Construction OOPS...Did you realize…

Canine Consideration - Anonymous - Cars have been parking in I looked out my window and clean up the land. loved by their neighbors, the street and on the grass to my surprise, He reached to the ground and And we're thankful to them illegally. Parking ordi- There on the walk stood two grasped the whole pile, for all of their labors. conscientious guys. Then pulled it through the bag But I can assure you, dear nances can be found in Each strained to hold his dog and tied a knot all the while. friends, that's not how they Sec. 11:415, 416 and 423. attached to a leash, He cleaned up the yard and feel, Which gave both of them was considerate of others as About those who let their Parking on the grass is exercise and lots of relief. well, dogs loose, never calling them strictly prohibited as is Each man held in his hand a All the neighbors who saw to heel. parking on right of way or creative invention, this just thought it was swell! We all like your dogs, and we Both of these received a lot of The other invention was a like you too, in the wrong direction. attention. plain plastic scoop, But please do for others what Time limits are 9 hours of One had a newspaper bag Cut from a milk jug to scoop you'd have them do for you. covering his arm and hand, up the poop. any 24 hour period. Thus making him a glove to These two thoughtful men are

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I Had No Idea! Most People Don’t … by Jeanne Moreland Trum

Who is at risk of IDT? If you I was beginning to get the on average to log on 600 answer yes to any of the fol- picture. No matter how care- hours recovering from this lowing questions, then you ful I was with my personal crime.* guessed it…you ARE at risk: information that there was no way to keep track or control The 5 major areas of iden- What can I do to minimize the information connected to tity theft ... my identity. my risk? Where do I start 1. Driver’s License IDT – If when/if I am a victim? These The fact is any person who you have a good driving re- questions, among others are cord that could change. Insur- common among concerned answers “Yes” to any of the above questions has had their ance rates could go up. If tick- consumers. So don’t feel bad ets go unpaid, because you if you have questions. You information collected, dis- don’t know about them, and should. Choose to become seminated and sold many times over. So when we con- you don’t show up in court on educated. sumers are notified of data “your” appointed date, a bench warrant could be in Consider these questions: breaches within large or small companies and/or government your future. Have a name, birthday, so- entities such as Choice Point, cial security number? MasterCard, AOL, Veterans 2. Social Security IDT – A Administration, State of Lou- friend of mine who lives and Between the ages of 0- isiana’s Board of Regents, works in Louisiana received a 125? 10 percent of all Roman’s Café, to name a few, letter from the IRS demand- ing $20,000 in taxes for Have and address, driver’s we should be seriously con- victims spent at $80,000 in income over what license, professional cerned. she reported.“Her” extra in- least 55 hours license? resolving their Most importantly, I learned come was made in Texas. problems. The top Had a job, student loan, that IDT is more than a finan- owned a business, filed cial issue - more than my 3. Medical IDT - Imagine 5 percent of tax returns? FICO score. There are 5 ma- sending in an insurance claim victims spent at jor areas of identity theft and to your health insurance car- least 130 hours. Have life, health, automo- the victims are ultimately rier and it is denied because bile, homeowners insur- responsible to clear their “you” have already maxed out ance? names. “your” benefits for the year. A victim’s rates could go up A driving, criminal, health A recent study from the Iden- or even cancelled. Try obtain- record? tity Theft Resource Center ing medical, life insurance focused exclusively on IDT, and/or employment because found that victims can expect

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Identity Theft — Whoa!!! That Can Really Happen? of conditions that “the other idtheftexcerpt from the report of how this growing crime can Among those who you” might be reporting! states: affect your life and the lives of knew how their in- your loved ones. 4. Character IDT – A victim “ … the Fair Credit Billing Act formation was could be arrested or denied establishes procedures for re- *National non-profit organiza- taken, the most employment because of solving billing errors on your tion based in San Diego, CA common factor was fraudulent criminal records credit…accounts…To take ad- found during background vantage of the law’s consumer Jeanne Trum that their informa- checks, security checkpoints protection, you must:….send The Trum Agency 225.612.8383 (office) tion was stolen by could become a nightmare, or your letter so that it reaches the 225.772.0904 (cell) someone they per- even denial of a passport or creditor within 60 days. If an [email protected] free travel in and out of the identity thief changes the ad- sonally knew. Six- country. dress on your account and you teen percent of all didn’t receive the bill, your victims indicated 5. Financial IDT - This is dispute letter still must reach most commonly advertised the creditor within 60 days of that their informa- but is only about 26% of the when the creditor would have tion was taken by problem. Another myth about mailed the bill” (pg.19). someone they per- financial IDT is that a victim is not ever liable. That is ab- The intent of this article is to sonally knew. solutely false. Read the fine inform and educate, not scare, print. Order the Federal even though IDT by its very

Trade Commission free re- nature is scary. I hope this in- port, Take Charge: Fighting formation has created a greater Back Against Identity Theft. respect for your personal infor- www.consumer.gov/ mation and a greater awareness

Neighborhood Watch—Ways to Help Protect Your Home sensors which will turn the Use at least one timer on glass door is a deadlock, Exterior lighting is ex- light on at dusk and off at each floor of the house. which utilizes a bore pin tremely important in resi- dawn. Motion sensor light- tumbler dential security. Each exte- ing can also be installed A sliding glass door is lifted cylinder and is operable by rior doorway should be that will activate when a into position when installed a key from the outside. The lighted to prevent a burglar person walks past or some and, therefore, can be lifted lock bolt should engage the from concealing his activi- other movement takes from the track to be re- strike sufficiently so that it ties. Yards and areas place. moved by a burglar. To will not be disengaged by around windows should be prevent this, it is recom- any amount of movement. lighted to prevent conceal- To give the appearance mended that two or three When ment. A number of orna- that you are at home, use sheet metal screws be in- the existing inside pull has mental porch lights and an electric timer to turn serted into the track above to be changed in order to lamp post lights are avail- lamps on in the evening the sliding door. These accommodate a new dead- able which can help elimi- and off at your normal re- screws should be adjusted lock, nate night blind spots. tirement hour. so that the top of the door an inside cylinder pull is barely clears them when it recommended as a re- Yard lights and entrance Timers can be used to turn is operated. placement. lights can be equipped with on radios as well as lamps. The best lock for a sliding

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Membership—2008 1123 Members

314 ALLAN GOSSERAND 13204 AVANTS ACHEE 12635 BROOKSHIRE FOIL 374 ALLAN NGUYEN 13306 AVANTS DUPUY 12697 BROOKSHIRE JACKSON 344 ALLAN PHAN 13314 AVANTS ETIENNE 12278 BROOKSHIRE JACOBSON 11674 ARCHERY BOULET 13217 AVANTS MERRILL 12454 BROOKSHIRE JONES 12565 ARCHERY BRADFORD 13243 AVANTS PRADHAN 12545 BROOKSHIRE LATO 12566 ARCHERY CATANZARO 13240 AVANTS THOMAS 12488 BROOKSHIRE LEWIS 12656 ARCHERY CHANG 11064 BELLARBOR CAMPBELL 12341 BROOKSHIRE LLOYD 12648 ARCHERY CLINE 10967 BELLARBOR CHAMBERS 12277 BROOKSHIRE McCRARY 12187 ARCHERY CROSS 11016 BELLARBOR DAVIS 12550 BROOKSHIRE McPHERSON 12452 ARCHERY DO 11017 BELLARBOR FREEMAN 12431 BROOKSHIRE OWEN 12577 ARCHERY ELKINS 10966 BELLARBOR LEE 12607 BROOKSHIRE OWENS 11505 ARCHERY FORD 1568 BELLFORT LANDRY 12654 BROOKSHIRE PHILLIPS 12553 ARCHERY GILL 1728 BELLFORT McGEE 12286 BROOKSHIRE POMES 11615 ARCHERY HAMILTON 1595 BELLFORT McPHERSON 12623 BROOKSHIRE POWELL 12301 ARCHERY HEARNE 1737 BELLFORT RAYBURN 12243 BROOKSHIRE ROGERS 11477 ARCHERY HINGLE 1666 BELLFORT RUMFELLOW 12551 BROOKSHIRE SMITH 11666 ARCHERY HOLLIER 1776 BELLFORT SCHEXNAYDER 12737 BROOKSHIRE SYLVEST 12764 ARCHERY JACKSON 1561 BELLFORT TRAN 12333 BROOKSHIRE THORNHILL 12655 ARCHERY JARREAU 1574 BELLGLADE BLACKWELL 12244 BROOKSHIRE WHITLOCK 12463 ARCHERY JORDAN 1566 BELLGLADE KOCH 12282 BUCKINGHAM AUCOIN 12776 ARCHERY LAX 1558 BELLGLADE LINDSEY 12465 BUCKINGHAM DAVIDSON 11545 ARCHERY LE 1594 BELLGLADE NOEL 12445 BUCKINGHAM DOYLE 12453 ARCHERY MALHIET 1577 BELLGLADE ROBERTS 12453 BUCKINGHAM INTRES 12322 ARCHERY MANCUSO 1717 BELLGLEN BOUCHER 12540 BUCKINGHAM LANDAICHE 11450 ARCHERY MARTIN 1765 BELLMEADE D'ARMOND 12528 BUCKINGHAM LEDOUX 12574 ARCHERY McCRACKEN 1764 BELLMEADE DUPUY 12240 BUCKINGHAM PRICE 12679 ARCHERY McKINNEY 1749 BELLMEADE MITCHELL 12377 BUCKINGHAM RICH 12544 ARCHERY McMICHAEL 1736 BELLMEADE SUMRALL 12275 BUCKINGHAM SHILLINGTON 11645 ARCHERY MITCHELL 1542 BELLRIDGE BEARD 12518 BUCKINGHAM THORNTON 11335 ARCHERY MUMPHREY 1815 BELLRIDGE CRONAN 12241 BUCKINGHAM VINCENT 12285 ARCHERY MURPHY 1867 BELLRIDGE DOWNS 12530 BUCKINGHAM VON GRUBEN 12767 ARCHERY NGUYEN 1774 BELLRIDGE ESPINOZA 344 BURGESS BERGERON 12637 ARCHERY NGUYEN 1768 BELLRIDGE MORRISSE 976 BURGESS CLARK 12484 ARCHERY OLIVER 1615 BELLRIDGE PFISTER 888 BURGESS COMPTON 12531 ARCHERY PARKER 1864 BELLROSE CONLEY 343 BURGESS COUTEE 11636 ARCHERY PATTON 1657 BELLROSE JOSEPH 833 BURGESS CURRIE 11556 ARCHERY PRUYN 1766 BELLROSE NGO 1045 BURGESS EMPSON 11735 ARCHERY RABALAIS 1590 BELLROSE RAY 724 BURGESS KITCHENS 11576 ARCHERY SUPLEE 1863 BELLROSE SMITH 622 BURGESS LACOUR 12532 ARCHERY TREME 1778 BELLROSE VO 896 BURGESS LUKE 12286 ARCHERY VANCE 13217 BERWICK ANDERSON 623 BURGESS McCOY 12141 ARCHERY WISSNER 13381 BERWICK COWARD 777 BURGESS MOAK 13028 ARLINGFORD ATWOOD 13382 BERWICK GAUTREAU 645 BURGESS NETTLES 13194 ARLINGFORD BARONNE 13228 BERWICK HALL 822 BURGESS PARENT 13064 ARLINGFORD COATS 13351 BERWICK KRUELSKIE 1146 BURGESS PECK 12833 ARLINGFORD CUMMINGS 13229 BERWICK PIPER 1169 BURGESS PLUNKET 12730 ARLINGFORD FOULKS 13232 BERWICK WILLIAMS 1066 BURGESS REEVES 13445 ARLINGFORD HOGUE 1160 BRAEBURN BUNKER 1190 BURGESS RICCA 13278 ARLINGFORD HOWIE 1060 BRAEBURN CAMPOBLANCO 1089 BURGESS SABOLIK 12867 ARLINGFORD JEANSONNE 1061 BRAEBURN CARTER 746 BURGESS WALTON 12972 ARLINGFORD JUELG 1363 BRAEBURN EMPSON 895 BURGESS WELLS 12873 ARLINGFORD LINDSAY 1085 BRAEBURN GLASS 10951 BURTON HEATON 12924 ARLINGFORD PALMER 1125 BRAEBURN MARTORANA 10954 BURTON HOGAN 12792 ARLINGFORD STARK 1342 BRAEBURN RAMSEY 10959 BURTON HUNT 13162 ARLINGFORD SWAIN 1382 BRAEBURN REEVES 10970 BURTON INCARNATION 12711 ARLINGFORD TERRELL 1345 BRAEBURN REYNOLDS 10928 BURTON RICHARD 12791 ARLINGFORD VO 1375 BRAEBURN SHATTUCK 11035 BURTON ROBINSON 13232 ARLINGFORD WILSON 1185 BRAEBURN SPEAKS 11043 BURTON SILVIO 1245 ASHBOURNE ASHBY 1175 BRAEBURN VU 10938 BURTON SIMERAL 1180 ASHBOURNE AUBERT 1302 BRAEBURN YOUNG 11060 BURTON WELTHER 1181 ASHBOURNE BROWN 12624 BRISTOL DAY 13205 CAMELOT HOWELL 1220 ASHBOURNE COURVILLE 12657 BRISTOL GRIFFIN 13212 CAMELOT KETTERER 1371 ASHBOURNE EASTERLY 12639 BRISTOL RICH 13211 CAMELOT PITTMAN 1343 ASHBOURNE EGGART 12709 BROOKSHIRE ARIKOL 1453 CASTLEBURY GROSE 1221 ASHBOURNE ESKIND 12611 BROOKSHIRE BARLOW 1577 CASTLEBURY HAUG 1332 ASHBOURNE FOUGEROUSSE 12672 BROOKSHIRE BATES 1535 CASTLEBURY HERMAN 1383 ASHBOURNE GALLMANN 12334 BROOKSHIRE BIANCA 1437 CASTLEBURY KEMP 1208 ASHBOURNE GAUTREAU 12638 BROOKSHIRE BOWERS 1555 CASTLEBURY KOGLER 1110 ASHBOURNE HO 12376 BROOKSHIRE BROWN 210 CHAPELVIEW CANGELOSI 1164 ASHBOURNE IMPASTATO 12367 BROOKSHIRE BUCHART 239 CHAPELVIEW CRAWFORD 11378 ASHBOURNE LABAT 12350 BROOKSHIRE CARLEY 230 CHAPELVIEW ERNST 1370 ASHBOURNE MOORE 12252 BROOKSHIRE CARMENA 219 CHAPELVIEW HOLDER 1344 ASHBOURNE NGUYEN 12342 BROOKSHIRE CLOY 249 CHAPELVIEW MITCHELL 1355 ASHBOURNE OGDEN 12666 BROOKSHIRE COMEAUX 209 CHAPELVIEW PARDUE 1268 ASHBOURNE OTT 12642 BROOKSHIRE CORVERS 229 CHAPELVIEW PHAN 1367 ASHBOURNE PLAISANCE 12542 BROOKSHIRE DEMENT 220 CHAPELVIEW RUSHING 1256 ASHBOURNE SPEYRER 12489 BROOKSHIRE DUREAU 10961 CHARINGTON COX

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11085 CHARINGTON GONSOWSKI / BRUNS 11545 GLENHAVEN CHIA 12903 GOODWOOD STEIN 10981 CHARINGTON HASTINGS 12632 GLENHAVEN COMOLETTI 12252 GOODWOOD THAI 11064 CHARINGTON LANTZ 11450 GLENHAVEN COXE 12604 GOODWOOD TOBEY 11067 CHARINGTON LIVINGSTON 12721 GLENHAVEN DAVIS 11781 GOODWOOD TROIA 10921 CHARINGTON MARROY 11555 GLENHAVEN FAZEKAS 12634 GOODWOOD WALKER 11161 CHARINGTON YELLEN 12624 GLENHAVEN GRAY 12625 GOODWOOD WEBER 730 DARTMOOR ANTROBUS 12310 GLENHAVEN HAACK 12646 GOODWOOD WILLIAMS 750 DARTMOOR LE 11646 GLENHAVEN HAEFNER 12459 GOODWOOD WOODS 866 DARTMOOR McLEMORE 11622 GLENHAVEN HARBOUR 12714 GOODWOOD ZIMMER 725 DONCASTER CROCKETT 12244 GLENHAVEN KELTY 12514 GOODWOOD ZIMMER 788 DONCASTER NOTO 11165 GLENHAVEN LOSONSKY 1522 HAVENWOOD ABADIE 824 DONCASTER TURK 11525 GLENHAVEN MARINO 660 HAVENWOOD BAGGETT 268 DONOVAN BARLOW 11485 GLENHAVEN MARTIN 1592 HAVENWOOD BESSIX 361 DONOVAN BROUSSARD-FREDD 11655 GLENHAVEN MEYER 620 HAVENWOOD CLOY 218 DONOVAN BROWN 11572 GLENHAVEN MICHALSKI 1124 HAVENWOOD DAVIDSON 228 DONOVAN DANDRIDGE 12456 GLENHAVEN MILLER 640 HAVENWOOD EVANEK 352 DONOVAN GELPI 11433 GLENHAVEN MORSE 1544 HAVENWOOD HOFFMAN 332 DONOVAN NGUYEN 12490 GLENHAVEN POURCIAU 1486 HAVENWOOD KISTLER 269 DONOVAN NGUYEN 11455 GLENHAVEN REESE 1260 HAVENWOOD LANDWEHR 258 DONOVAN NGUYEN 12641 GLENHAVEN ROWZEE 1082 HAVENWOOD MESSENGER 322 DONOVAN THIBEAU 11445 GLENHAVEN SISSON 1178 HAVENWOOD PRINCE 384 DUNSTAN NGUYEN 12658 GLENHAVEN SMITH 844 HAVENWOOD REECH 358 DUNSTAN WETZEL 12377 GLENHAVEN THOMAS 956 HAVENWOOD REGARD 10924 EFFRINGHAM BURDETTE 12411 GLENHAVEN TOUCHSTONE 762 HAVENWOOD SPAULDING 10934 EFFRINGHAM DOBBS 11612 GLENHAVEN TUTTLE 1382 HAVENWOOD WILLIAMS 10790 EFFRINGHAM LOWREY 12491 GLENHAVEN WILLIAMS 1020 HEATHER BLACK 10740 EFFRINGHAM MORGAN 12675 GLENHAVEN WOLF 847 HEATHER DOBBINS 10822 EFFRINGHAM PEARSON 11340 GOODWOOD ADAMS 923 HEATHER GENDRON 10648 EFFRINGHAM PETTY, lll 11308 GOODWOOD BLACK 869 HEATHER LANDRY 10964 EFFRINGHAM STEPHENS 10787 GOODWOOD BONFANTI 1140 HEATHER McVEA 333 EILEEN MASON 11067 GOODWOOD BRUMFIELD 1060 HEATHER TALLEY 338 EILEEN McCARTHY 11524 GOODWOOD BUGEA 934 HEATHER ZARTMAN 436 EILEEN PANCAMO 11872 GOODWOOD CARTER 864 HEDGEWOOD BARONNE 11825 FAIRHAVEN ALLEY 11441 GOODWOOD CHURCH 865 HEDGEWOOD HAMILTON 12647 FAIRHAVEN ALTAZIN 11146 GOODWOOD COOPER 822 HEDGEWOOD REEVES 12432 FAIRHAVEN BADON 10920 GOODWOOD CRICK 474 KAY AUGILLARD 11950 FAIRHAVEN BAILEY 10923 GOODWOOD CRIFASI 399 KAY BROWN 12504 FAIRHAVEN BOLLOM 12544 GOODWOOD CRISTINA 458 KAY BRUNO 11976 FAIRHAVEN BONVILLAIN 10965 GOODWOOD DAVIS 422 KAY FONTENETTE 12708 FAIRHAVEN CHAUVIERE 10821 GOODWOOD DAVIS 410 KAY SANDIFER 12378 FAIRHAVEN CHENG-GUAJARDO 12374 GOODWOOD DEVILLE 398 KAY THOMAS 11765 FAIRHAVEN CONKLING 12059 GOODWOOD DUFRENE 729 KIMMERIDGE FONTENOT 12399 FAIRHAVEN DAVIS 11673 GOODWOOD DUKE 301 KIMMERIDGE FOREMAN 12433 FAIRHAVEN DUCOTE 11444 GOODWOOD GENIUS 513 KIMMERIDGE HARRIS 11725 FAIRHAVEN EDDINGTON 11019 GOODWOOD GOUNER 739 KIMMERIDGE SALAAM 12472 FAIRHAVEN FUSSELL 12345 GOODWOOD HARALSON 12945 KING JOHN BORDELON 11820 FAIRHAVEN HAIK 12706 GOODWOOD HARRIS 270 KING JOHN FERRIER 11665 FAIRHAVEN HART 11976 GOODWOOD HEBERT 12856 KING JOHN GENOVESE 12606 FAIRHAVEN HEBERT 11934 GOODWOOD HOLDEN 12836 KING JOHN MEYER 12442 FAIRHAVEN KUMSE 11488 GOODWOOD HOLLIER 12815 KING JOHN PHAM 11924 FAIRHAVEN LADNER 12440 GOODWOOD JAGERS 11730 KING RICHARD BELLA 12462 FAIRHAVEN LANDRY 11020 GOODWOOD JAMES 11810 KING RICHARD BERRY 12535 FAIRHAVEN LEDOUX 10931 GOODWOOD KAUFMAN 11939 KING RICHARD DELLSPERGER 12505 FAIRHAVEN LITTLE 12848 GOODWOOD LE 11423 KING RICHARD FOURNET 11845 FAIRHAVEN LYONS 11131 GOODWOOD LOCKETT 11949 KING RICHARD HALL 12534 FAIRHAVEN MATHENY 12722 GOODWOOD LONGWELL 11955 KING RICHARD MARTIN 12515 FAIRHAVEN McMILLIN 12808 GOODWOOD MAGAZINE 11830 KING RICHARD McCORD 11722 FAIRHAVEN MEYER 12748 GOODWOOD MANN 11921 KING RICHARD SMITH 12226 FAIRHAVEN MILLER 11854 GOODWOOD McGINTY 11710 KING RICHARD STENHOUSE 12626 FAIRHAVEN MITCHELL 11205 GOODWOOD MOLLERE 327 KIRKLEY ACKERMAN 12359 FAIRHAVEN MURRAY 12273 GOODWOOD MOTE 326 KIRKLEY BIRCH 12473 FAIRHAVEN STAMEY 12709 GOODWOOD MUENZLER 251 KIRKLEY BOUDREAUX 12227 FAIRHAVEN TEEPELL 12628 GOODWOOD MUSCARELLO 377 KIRKLEY BOZEMAN 11830 FAIRHAVEN WALKER 12283 GOODWOOD NELSON 263 KIRKLEY CATE 12616 FAIRHAVEN WILLIAMS 12355 GOODWOOD PARK 380 KIRKLEY FRITCHER 10632 FERNCLIFF BURCH 11615 GOODWOOD PERRAULT 287 KIRKLEY HAMILTON 10522 FERNCLIFF LANDRY 12719 GOODWOOD PURDOM 276 KIRKLEY NOLAN 10547 FERNCLIFF McCORMICK 11552 GOODWOOD QUALLS 269 KIRKLEY PITRE 10620 FERNCLIFF ZUBIK 11040 GOODWOOD QUINN 284 KIRKLEY ROBILLARD 233 BUTLER 11668 GOODWOOD ROBINSON 250 KIRKLEY SILLS 254 FRIAR TUCK PAYNE 11310 GOODWOOD ROGAN 351 KIRKLEY TAYLOR 12659 GLENHAVEN ARANYOSI 12502 GOODWOOD ROSCOE 536 BABCOCK 11504 GLENHAVEN BENNETT 11647 GOODWOOD ROUSSEL 463 LITTLE JOHN CARSON 11510 GLENHAVEN BICKHAM 10779 GOODWOOD SALZER 535 LITTLE JOHN DOMINGUE 12047 GLENHAVEN BRADFORD 12427 GOODWOOD SASSER 248 LITTLE JOHN HARELSON 11465 GLENHAVEN BROUSSARD 12897 GOODWOOD SEDLIN 453 LITTLE JOHN WHITNEY 12754 GLENHAVEN BROWN 12645 GOODWOOD SIBLEY 12572 LOCKHAVEN BANDER

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12673 LOCKHAVEN BECNEL 12713 MILLBURN BOYTER 11460 MOLLYLEA SCHILLING 12661 LOCKHAVEN CRAIG 12261 MILLBURN BRANCH 12484 MOLLYLEA SCOTT 12684 LOCKHAVEN LAW 11531 MILLBURN CANAFAX 11625 MOLLYLEA SOTOR 12764 LOCKHAVEN NACKLEY 12729 MILLBURN CHAMPION 12220 MOLLYLEA STEWART 12747 LOCKHAVEN NUNEZ 12710 MILLBURN CLAUDET 11193 MOLLYLEA SWACKER 12438 LOCKHAVEN RINGO 11617 MILLBURN CONACHEN 11624 MOLLYLEA TALBOT 12550 LOCKHAVEN SOLOMON 12254 MILLBURN COOPER 11454 MOLLYLEA TINDALL 12542 LOCKHAVEN TRAN 12670 MILLBURN DAMRATOSKI 12546 MOLLYLEA TRUONG 12486 LOCKHAVEN YOUNG 12570 MILLBURN ELOFSON 11444 MOLLYLEA TUMINELLO 460 LOCKSLEY DUGAS 12246 MILLBURN GAUDIN 10895 MOLLYLEA VOLLENWEIDER 452 LOCKSLEY GRAU 12641 MILLBURN GIBSON 12250 MOLLYLEA VU 311 LOCKSLEY HUGHES 12520 MILLBURN GUIDRY 12576 MOLLYLEA WILLIAMS 478 LOCKSLEY HURKETT 11940 MILLBURN GUIDRY 12241 MOLLYLEA WORLEY 428 LOCKSLEY MATHERNE 11860 MILLBURN GYAN 12649 MOLLYLEA WORTHINGTON 315 LOCKSLEY MORGAN 12237 MILLBURN HAAG 12230 MOLLYLEA WRIGHT 494 LOCKSLEY MURRAY 12619 MILLBURN HOFFMAN 1575 MONTGOMERY BALLING 252 LONGBOW ANDERSON 11825 MILLBURN HOLDER 1548 MONTGOMERY BROWN 230 LONGBOW HO 11767 MILLBURN JUDICE 1524 MONTGOMERY HERMAN 11015 MAJOR BALLMER 12484 MILLBURN KOENIG 1430 MONTGOMERY KJELDSEN 11163 MAJOR OAK BARLOW 11970 MILLBURN LAGATTUTA 1425 MONTGOMERY LOUVIERE 11058 MAJOR OAK BELLECCI 11772 MILLBURN LANGLOIS 1440 MONTGOMERY McGREGOR 10951 MAJOR OAK BETHLEY 12511 MILLBURN LEWIS 1503 MONTGOMERY MILLER 11166 MAJOR OAK BLOUIN 12550 MILLBURN McCLELLAN 1435 MONTGOMERY THALJI 11171 MAJOR OAK BODI 12571 MILLBURN McLAUGHLIN 1545 MONTGOMERY TOWNSEND 10985 MAJOR OAK BONNER 12340 MILLBURN McMANUS 350 NASSAU BALLARD 11007 MAJOR OAK BOULTON 12262 MILLBURN McNEIL 330 NASSAU DECELL 11050 MAJOR OAK BROWN 12364 MILLBURN MEDLOCK 383 NASSAU EAST 10969 MAJOR OAK DUNNE 11857 MILLBURN MEEK 370 NASSAU HEBERT 11046 MAJOR OAK ELLIS 12345 MILLBURN NIESSEN 476 NASSAU KEMP 10970 MAJOR OAK EUBANKS 12448 MILLBURN NOTO 320 NASSAU LALONDE 11078 MAJOR OAK HARLOW 12363 MILLBURN PALMER 437 NASSAU MURPHY 10884 MAJOR OAK HARRIS 11524 MILLBURN PAVY 448 NASSAU VANCE 10976 MAJOR OAK HOLLIER 11421 MILLBURN PETKOVSEK 11421 OLD HAMMOND DePAULA 11225 MAJOR OAK JANES 12655 MILLBURN PITTS 11841 OLD HAMMOND GARCIA 10927 MAJOR OAK KINARD 11552 MILLBURN PULS 11831 OLD HAMMOND LINTON 11213 MAJOR OAK LANDRY 12459 MILLBURN ROSS 11735 OLD HAMMOND SHAFFER 10948 MAJOR OAK LARISEY 11492 MILLBURN RUCKSTUHL 11715 OLD HAMMOND THIBODAUX 11047 MAJOR OAK LLOYD 12590 MILLBURN SIESKY 13218 OVERBROOK CASH 10977 MAJOR OAK LUCAS 12591 MILLBURN SIMMONS 12582 PARKWOOD ARCENEAUX 10889 MAJOR OAK MACK 11969 MILLBURN SLOCUM 12470 PARKWOOD BARNETT 11087 MAJOR OAK MARIONNEAUX 11943 MILLBURN STEWART 12346 PARKWOOD BRITT 10892 MAJOR OAK PITTS 11483 MILLBURN WALKER 12542 PARKWOOD BROWN 10935 MAJOR OAK RUTHERFORD 11579 MILLBURN WALKER 11655 PARKWOOD CALLIHAN 10918 MAJOR OAK SIDDALL 12466 MILLBURN WALLACE 12232 PARKWOOD CRAWFORD 11633 MANORWOOD BORDELON 11719 MILLBURN WARD 12572 PARKWOOD DAVIS 11415 MANORWOOD de ALBERICH 12238 MILLBURN WHITTEN 11930 PARKWOOD DUPUY 11655 MANORWOOD FRIEDEL 12477 MILLBURN WIKMAN 12634 PARKWOOD ELKINS 11352 MANORWOOD FUSSELL 12741 MILLBURN WOODARD 12562 PARKWOOD EVANS 11505 MANORWOOD GAUDIN 12485 MOLLYLEA ADAMS 11871 PARKWOOD HAZLIP 11530 MANORWOOD GRAY 12211 MOLLYLEA ALANIZ 11576 PARKWOOD HERZBERG 11416 MANORWOOD GUILLORY 11520 MOLLYLEA ALLEN 12460 PARKWOOD HILLIARD 11324 MANORWOOD HEBERT 12464 MOLLYLEA ARCENEAUX 12376 PARKWOOD KAUFMAN 11445 MANORWOOD MACLENNAN 12495 MOLLYLEA ATKINSON 12265 PARKWOOD LEJEUNE 11426 MANORWOOD McDANIEL 11350 MOLLYLEA BAKER 11965 PARKWOOD LOTT 11425 MANORWOOD McKENZIE 12221 MOLLYLEA BRECKOFF 12532 PARKWOOD MATRAGRANO 11544 MANORWOOD REED 11475 MOLLYLEA BUNDY 12614 PARKWOOD MELANCON 11748 MANORWOOD WALLACE 12372 MOLLYLEA CARR 11940 PARKWOOD MOLIERI 11636 MANORWOOD YOUNG 12556 MOLLYLEA CEZAR 11840 PARKWOOD NGUYEN 946 MARLBROOK CRUM 11535 MOLLYLEA CHAMPAGNE 11475 PARKWOOD PITTMAN 884 MARLBROOK DESHOTEL 12382 MOLLYLEA CHRISTENSEN 11860 PARKWOOD PRYOR 966 MARLBROOK FORSTER 12536 MOLLYLEA CHUNG 11620 PARKWOOD PYE 885 MARLBROOK HILBORN 12688 MOLLYLEA DAHMER 12450 PARKWOOD QUIROGA 1043 MARLBROOK JONES 12025 MOLLYLEA DOMINO 11935 PARKWOOD SKILLEN 945 MARLBROOK KRON 11636 MOLLYLEA FONTENOT 11950 PARKWOOD SMITH 855 MARLBROOK O'BRIEN 11836 MOLLYLEA FOVAL 12356 PARKWOOD STEPHENS 10832 MAYBELLE BERRY 12199 MOLLYLEA FRILOUX 11715 PARKWOOD SWITZER 10963 MAYBELLE BORDELON 12669 MOLLYLEA GRAF 12633 PARKWOOD TAYLOR 10934 MAYBELLE BOURQUE 12689 MOLLYLEA GUTWEILER 12693 PARKWOOD WALL 10914 MAYBELLE EASTMAN 10672 MOLLYLEA HARPER 12471 PARKWOOD WEISS 10944 MAYBELLE FREY 12577 MOLLYLEA HILL 12422 PARNELL AL-ALOUSI 10964 MAYBELLE SCIMECA 12445 MOLLYLEA JAROS 13212 PARNELL DICKHUTE 11627 MILLBURN AUCOIN 11754 MOLLYLEA LAWTON 12684 PARNELL FALGOUT 12711 MILLBURN BAGOT 11051 MOLLYLEA MARTIN 12487 PARNELL FERGUSON, JR 11563 MILLBURN BANKSTON 11420 MOLLYLEA McDONALD 12375 PARNELL GARDNER 12521 MILLBURN BARROW 11415 MOLLYLEA MELILLI 12669 PARNELL GOMEZ 12253 MILLBURN BORLAND 12586 MOLLYLEA MILLER 12651 PARNELL HEBERT 11547 MILLBURN BOURQUE 11102 MOLLYLEA MILLS 13326 PARNELL JORDAN

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11725 SHERBROOK BARTOL 12650 PARNELL KING 13416 RUSSEAU NGUYEN 10937 SANDRINGHAM BONIN 11724 SHERBROOK BOURQUE 13203 PARNELL KRAKE 12520 SHERBROOK BRADY 13331 PARNELL KRESS 10929 SANDRINGHAM BREAUX 10887 SANDRINGHAM LIVINGSTON 12683 SHERBROOK BRIGNAC 12469 PARNELL LEWIS 11824 SHERBROOK BROUSSARD 13238 PARNELL LUCAS 10721 SANDRINGHAM PATUREAU 10977 SANDRINGHAM REILLY 11755 SHERBROOK BURGESS 13318 PARNELL MARINO 11740 SHERBROOK CHAMPAGNE 12408 PARNELL MITCHELL 10877 SANDRINGHAM THIBODEAUX 10783 SANDRINGHAM WARDER 12289 SHERBROOK DAVIS 12642 PARNELL PARNICZA 12646 SHERBROOK FERRARA 12635 PARNELL PURSELL 10587 SANDRINGHAM WILLIAMS 343 SHADYDALE SELF 12474 SHERBROOK HOUDE 13301 PARNELL SALTZ 12321 SHERBROOK KING 12435 PARNELL WALTERS 321 SHARP ANDERSON 315 SHARP ANDERSON 12441 SHERBROOK LOVE 12758 PARNELL WHITFIELD 12538 SHERBROOK MATHES 12685 PARNELL WICKLINE 1735 SHARP BROWN 1723 SHARP SAVOY 12330 SHERBROOK MEYER 1519 PELHAM ALLRED 11655 SHERBROOK MEYERER 1550 PELHAM BAHAM 315 SHELBY BRITTEN 378 SHELBY COCHRAN 11871 SHERBROOK MURNANE 1520 PELHAM BANH 11555 SHERBROOK NELSON 1583 PELHAM BARBARI 365 SHELBY PARKER 364 SHELBY PLAEGER 11976 SHERBROOK NELSON 1557 PELHAM BERGERON 12467 SHERBROOK PILLER 1509 PELHAM CAUBLE 338 SHELBY VINCE 10925 SHERATON ANDERSON 12664 SHERBROOK RAWLS 1571 PELHAM GUSSMAN 11441 SHERBROOK RECTORY 1563 PELHAM HERSBERGEN 11006 SHERATON ARBOUR 12750 SHERATON ARENA 11634 SHERBROOK STRATMANN 1560 PELHAM HURDLE 12228 SHERBROOK TOUPS 1436 PELHAM JONES 11478 SHERATON BALHOFF 12487 SHERATON BANKS 12268 SHERBROOK WERFAL 1424 PELHAM LANKFORD 12360 SHERBROOK WILLS 1510 PELHAM ORDENEAUX 12488 SHERATON BIENVENU 12442 SHERATON BROUSSARD 11825 SHERBROOK WINSTON 12335 QUEENSBURY BEESON 12331 SHERBROOK WOOD 12369 QUEENSBURY BRUMFIELD 11016 SHERATON BROUSSARD 11832 SHERATON BROWN 11421 SHERBROOK YOUTH HOUSE 12291 QUEENSBURY CATHA 10756 SHERMOOR BANTA 12229 QUEENSBURY COTHAM 12365 SHERATON BUTT 11240 SHERATON BYRD 10748 SHERMOOR BUCKEL 12342 QUEENSBURY EASLEY 10549 SHERMOOR STOJAK 12228 QUEENSBURY FREDERIC 11520 SHERATON CARO 11260 SHERATON CARPENTER 1541 SHERWOOD FOREST ANEPOHL 12350 QUEENSBURY GORSICH 635 SHERWOOD FOREST BADON 12327 QUEENSBURY GRANBERRY 12242 SHERATON COCO 12225 SHERATON COMEAUX 500 SHERWOOD FOREST BOUDREAUX 12290 QUEENSBURY HEBERT 1481 SHERWOOD FOREST BOYD 12485 QUEENSBURY HUVAL 12713 SHERATON CRAWFORD 11857 SHERATON CUEVAS 1645 SHERWOOD FOREST BURNETT 12345 QUEENSBURY SANCHEZ 1640 SHERWOOD FOREST CANNON 12368 QUEENSBURY SZUBA 12348 SHERATON DAVE 11825 SHERATON DESSERT 1388 SHERWOOD FOREST DELAUNE 10643 RANCHWOOD BROWN 1561 SHERWOOD FOREST FERRARA 10721 RANCHWOOD BURNS 12650 SHERATON DUNAWAY 11442 SHERATON FETTERMAN 1432 SHERWOOD FOREST FOSSEE 10868 RANCHWOOD CARPER 780 SHERWOOD FOREST FRUGE 10781 RANCHWOOD HARRISON 12512 SHERATON FOUNTAINE 11517 SHERATON GILBERT 930 SHERWOOD FOREST GIROUARD 514 RANCHWOOD JAMES 1226 SHERWOOD FOREST HEBERT 10691 RANCHWOOD LEWIS 12519 SHERATON GONZALES 10966 SHERATON GRIFFITH 535 SHERWOOD FOREST HUBBS 10724 RANCHWOOD OKOYE 345 SHERWOOD FOREST HUBER 550 RANCHWOOD ROBBINS 11658 SHERATON GUYNN 12234 SHERATON HEBERT 1423 SHERWOOD FOREST IC MISSION 10863 RANCHWOOD ROMERO 1604 SHERWOOD FOREST JUDICE 446 RANCHWOOD SIBLEY 12728 SHERATON HEBERT 12679 SHERATON HOLCOMB 1521 SHERWOOD FOREST KENNEDY 10790 RANCHWOOD TANIOS 626 SHERWOOD FOREST KENNEDY 10795 RANCHWOOD TRAVASOS 12690 SHERATON HOOPER 10988 SHERATON JACOBSON 1151 SHERWOOD FOREST KERST 11566 AIRHART 465 SHERWOOD FOREST LASSEIGNE 12511 ROBIN HOOD BARES 12567 SHERATON JERNIGAN 12748 SHERATON KLEINPETER 648 SHERWOOD FOREST LAWSON 10921 ROBIN HOOD BEAUREGARD 755 SHERWOOD FOREST LE 11365 ROBIN HOOD BENNETT 12682 SHERATON KORA 11467 SHERATON LAWRENCE 1440 SHERWOOD FOREST LOCKWOOD 12754 ROBIN HOOD BUI 1621 SHERWOOD FOREST LUXEMBURG 10822 ROBIN HOOD CHAMBERS 12636 SHERATON LECOQ 12276 SHERATON LOUDEN 880 SHERWOOD FOREST MACKEY 12628 ROBIN HOOD DEMOUY 1721 SHERWOOD FOREST MEAUX 12427 ROBIN HOOD DIETRICH 10944 SHERATON LOUISIANA CNI, LLC 12710 SHERATON LOVRETICH 466 SHERWOOD FOREST MIXSON 12746 ROBIN HOOD FERGUSON 1087 SHERWOOD FOREST NELSON 12687 ROBIN HOOD HAMMOND 12687 SHERATON MAGYAR 11733 SHERATON McGARR 875 SHERWOOD FOREST ORGERON 12493 ROBIN HOOD JANIES 615 SHERWOOD FOREST PARENT 12645 ROBIN HOOD KELLER 11563 SHERATON McGITTIGAN 12718 SHERATON MONROE 1314 SHERWOOD FOREST PHAM 11623 ROBIN HOOD MARBURY 245 SHERWOOD FOREST PHAM 12515 ROBIN HOOD McGEE 12620 SHERATON NAUMAN 12461 SHERATON NOTO 322 SHERWOOD FOREST POLLINS 11223 ROBIN HOOD MILES 1088 SHERWOOD FOREST RAYBURN 10943 ROBIN HOOD MORENO 12226 SHERATON OBEE 10910 SHERATON OGDEN 351 SHERWOOD FOREST ROBINSON 11665 ROBIN HOOD NGUYEN 998 SHERWOOD FOREST SANDER 12661 ROBIN HOOD NOVOTNY 12747 SHERATON PETERSON 11935 SHERATON PODORSKY 1424 SHERWOOD FOREST SEYFARTH 12345 ROBIN HOOD SUTHERLAND 950 SHERWOOD FOREST SHAFER 12679 ROBIN HOOD TALBOT 11481 SHERATON PROCTOR 12613 SHERATON RAGAN 265 SHERWOOD FOREST SNEE 11575 ROBIN HOOD TEMPLE 1313 SHERWOOD FOREST THAXTON 12636 ROBIN HOOD TILLEY 12347 SHERATON ROBERTSON / CARLINE 11862 SHERATON RYAN 792 SHERWOOD FOREST TOLLETT 10965 ROBIN HOOD VICKNAIR 1745 SHERWOOD FOREST TRAN 10978 ROBIN HOOD VUTERA 12392 SHERATON SIMMONS 11915 SHERATON SMITH 1358 SILVERTON CANATELLA 12686 ROBIN HOOD WATKINS 1376 SILVERTON FORD 12492 ROBIN HOOD YORK 11581 SHERATON SMITH 12524 SHERATON TRICK 1303 SILVERTON FOSTER 302 ROBINDALE HAYNES 1445 SILVERTON GONZALEZ 318 ROBINDALE McKNIGHT 12458 SHERBROOK ALLEN / TONAHILL

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Membership—2008 1123 Members

1024 SINCLAIR ALLEN 880 VOORHIES LIVELY 417 WILTON VIDRINE 880 SINCLAIR BARKSDALE 797 VOORHIES MOEHLE 922 SINCLAIR BERLIN 711 VOORHIES ONDERCIN 388 WINGATE BOUTWELL 881 SINCLAIR DAVID 820 VOORHIES TRAN 860 SINCLAIR HISE 425 WINGATE CARBO 12450 WARWICK ANTHONY 377 WINGATE FOUTCH 985 SINCLAIR JEFFERSON 12344 WARWICK BARBRE 1120 SINCLAIR MANGHAM 325 WINGATE MANCUSO 12439 WARWICK BORDELON 317 WINGATE MANCUSO 433 STOCKTON ENSLEY 12275 WARWICK BUMGARNER 469 STOCKTON FAVRE 314 WINGATE NGUYEN-AGUILLARD 12712 WARWICK CRONIN 478 WINGATE WASCOM 521 STOCKTON MACPHERSON 12447 WARWICK EMBREY 411 STOCKTON MACUS 12352 WARWICK FOURNET 493 STOCKTON PATRICK 12543 WARWICK GILIN 591 WOODCLIFF ANGEL 507 STOCKTON WHITEHEAD 12579 WARWICK GIURINTANO 333 WOODCLIFF BROUSSARD 1225 STOKLEY BROWN 12751 WARWICK GUILLORY 383 WOODCLIFF BUTLER 1328 STOKLEY DICKERSON 12345 WARWICK HENDERSON lll 673 WOODCLIFF CLARK 1117 STOKLEY DIXON 12633 WARWICK HOLT 593 WOODCLIFF DICKEY 1312 STOKLEY DONATTO 12336 WARWICK INDEST 375 WOODCLIFF ECK 1421 STOKLEY HARRIS 12353 WARWICK JENNINGS 1245 WOODCLIFF ESTEVEN 1488 STOKLEY McCORNACK 12252 WARWICK LABBE, JR 1077 WOODCLIFF FERRACCI 1478 STOKLEY RIDGEWAY 12581 WARWICK LANDRY 1308 WOODCLIFF HAMMONS 1108 STOKLEY STRUEH 12328 WARWICK LOGSDON 1330 WOODCLIFF HUGHES 1213 STOKLEY WALL 12657 WARWICK MACLAUCHLAN 1342 WOODCLIFF KELLY 817 SYLVAN COMINGORE 12555 WARWICK MANUEL 349 WOODCLIFF LANGLOIS 878 TIFTON BEATTY 12630 WARWICK MARTIN 924 WOODCLIFF LEVRON 829 TIFTON DAVENPORT 12618 WARWICK McGEE 1322 WOODCLIFF LEWIS 941 TIFTON FELDER 12702 WARWICK MILLER 832 WOODCLIFF LLOYD 858 TIFTON SMITH 12281 WARWICK PUGH 1259 WOODCLIFF MARTIN 839 TIFTON THOMPSON 12652 WARWICK QUARTARARO 1117 WOODCLIFF MEDLIN 1140 TINLEY BARTON 12264 WARWICK SCHLUTER 1277 WOODCLIFF NEWSOM 825 TINLEY CESPEDES 12462 WARWICK SPUSTEK 927 WOODCLIFF ROGERS 890 TINLEY EJIM 12724 WARWICK TINER 825 WOODCLIFF SEHRING 845 TINLEY GOLDBERGER 12263 WARWICK TOMENY 1315 WOODCLIFF SHERLOCK 923 TINLEY GOLDSMITH 12463 WARWICK WALSH 453 WOODCLIFF WATKINS 472 TINLEY GROSS 12360 WARWICK WELCH 587 TINLEY GULLET 10924 WAVERLAND BEARD 11044 WORTHINGTON BERMAN 889 TINLEY HOWALD 10727 WAVERLAND CHURCH 11180 WORTHINGTON BETBEZE 1170 TINLEY LOVE 10745 WAVERLAND CLARK 11088 WORTHINGTON CAMPBELL 1040 TINLEY MENG 10968 WAVERLAND MILLER 11045 WORTHINGTON CAMPBELL 1165 TINLEY MONTGOMERY 353 WAVERLAND NEAL 11294 WORTHINGTON DUPUY 741 TINLEY MORRIS 10887 WAVERLAND TODD 10909 WORTHINGTON EVANS 930 TINLEY O'CONNOR 1331 WELLINGTON BUTLER 10987 WORTHINGTON GOMEZ 450 TINLEY POWELL 1315 WELLINGTON CHBEIR 10951 WORTHINGTON HURST 588 TINLEY RICE 1358 WELLINGTON DALFERES 10921 WORTHINGTON IZZAT 526 TINLEY SMITH 1393 WELLINGTON EPPS 10946 WORTHINGTON KELLER 1079 TINLEY THIBODEAUX 1367 WELLINGTON JENKINS 10990 WORTHINGTON McKINELL 733 TINLEY WEBRE 1359 WELLINGTON LANDRY 10900 WORTHINGTON SPURLOCK 13101 TODD ADAMS 1381 WELLINGTON LERO 10996 WORTHINGTON TRAYLOR/GAUTREAU 13227 TODD BROUILLETTE 1494 WELLINGTON RIZZUTTO 10968 WORTHINGTON WILLIAMS 13159 TODD BROWN 1471 WELLINGTON ROBINSON 11022 WORTHINGTON WILLIAMS 13115 TODD DEPIERRI 1303 WELLINGTON VAN ZANDT 13213 TODD FIELDING 13358 WENHAM ARCENEAUX 13145 TODD KRUELSKIE 13231 WENHAM BOUCREE 13244 TODD SIDES 13218 WENHAM BROUSSARD 502 TRAMMELL FONTENOT 13308 WENHAM COOK 536 TRAMMELL HADDON 13316 WENHAM FALLON 712 TRAMMELL HARGROVE 13343 WENHAM FRANKLIN 1134 TRAMMELL HAYES 13208 WENHAM GEORGE 618 TRAMMELL HOLDEN 13344 WENHAM McGARR 909 TRAMMELL KOOMSON 13355 WENHAM MITCHELL 1214 TRAMMELL McDONALD 735 WESTBROOK BERKLEY 1018 TRAMMELL NGUYEN 744 WESTBROOK FURR 902 TRAMMELL ROUSSEL 805 WESTBROOK HAASE 626 TRAMMELL WATTS 846 WESTBROOK HARRELL 928 TRAMMELL WOOLFORD 919 WESTBROOK KIESCHNICK 13429 TURTLE NGUYEN 820 WESTBROOK LAGRONE 11062 VIEUX BAHLINGER 788 WESTBROOK LANTHIER 11065 VIEUX KIRBY 825 WESTBROOK LENNOX 11077 VIEUX SEAB 944 WESTBROOK MATASSARIN 631 VOORHIES BAKER 347 WILTON BOND 952 VOORHIES BREEDLOVE 416 WILTON CALMES 972 VOORHIES BROEMMELSIEK 379 WILTON GARDNER 705 VOORHIES CARR 314 WILTON HEBERT 821 VOORHIES DAMPIER 359 WILTON LeCOCQ 860 VOORHIES DAVID 465 WILTON LUKER 660 VOORHIES DIXON 319 WILTON REYNOLDS 923 VOORHIES FISCHER 302 WILTON SHAFFER 973 VOORHIES FLORY 346 WILTON SUMMERS

SPRING 2008 Page 13 Our Presidents Comments

I would like to thank all those who helped with the operation and support of our association in 2007. I would especially like to thank the 2007 Board of Directors for the time they donated to all Sherwood Forest homeowners. I am looking forward to 2008 and working closely with the new Board. Many thanks to all of you.

Security has always been a high priority and the board will continue to maintain close contact with the Sheriff's Department, the City Police and our Councilman's office. We have a new voice messaging system that is far superior to our old system. We use two Sheriff Deputies for our security patrol and Patty Domin- que has volunteered to re-vitalize Eyewatch, which is our version of Neighborhood Watch. However, we have to do our part and secure our property as best we can, look out for each other, and report ANY suspi- cious activity.

We will be changing our meeting place to St. Thomas More in the old rectory starting in April. Our meetings are the third Thursday of each month at 7:00pm. If you have a problem or would like to vol- unteer please contact one of the board members. Jackie Gray

Sherwood Forest Citizens Association Board of Directors

SHERWOOD FOREST CITIZENS ASSOCIATION Board & Committees 2008 President Jackie Gray, 11530 Manorwood Dr. BR 70815, 273-2930, [email protected] Vice President Dallas Ballmer, 11015 Major Oak Dr. BR 70815, 273-2458, mailto:[email protected] Treasurer Ralph Dupuy, 11930 Parkwood Dr. BR 70815, 275-8778, mailto:[email protected] Dick Bartol / Advisor 11725 Sherbrook Dr. BR 70815, 275-8696, mailto:[email protected] Secretary James Gray, 11530 Manorwood Dr. BR. 70815, 273-2930, [email protected] COMMITTEE SECURITY –Gary Smith, 11950 Parkwood Dr. BR 70815, 273-0057, email address pending ARCHITECTURAL CONTROL–Terry Hebert, 12606 Fairhaven Dr. BR 70815, 272-1771, [email protected] BEAUTIFICATION - Jackie Gray, 11530 Manorwood Dr. BR. 70815, 273-2930, [email protected], Emmeline Ross, 12459 East Millburn Ave. BR 70815, 272-0588, mail to: [email protected] HOSPITALITY – Alice James, 1439 Sherwood Forest Blvd. BR. 70815, 248-6312, [email protected] ZONING – Hilry Lantz, 11064 Charington Ave. BR 70815, 275-8836, [email protected] NEWSLETTER – Dallas Ballmer and James Gray WEB MASTER – Dallas Ballmer, 11015 Major Oak Dr. BR 70815, 273-2458, mailto:[email protected] MEMBERSHIP - Dick Bartol,11725 Sherbrook Dr. BR 70815, 275-8696, mailto:[email protected] Dallas Ballmer, 11015 Major Oak Dr. BR 70815, 273-2458, mailto:[email protected] Alice James, 1439 Sherwood Forest Blvd. BR. 70815, 248-6312, mailto:[email protected] FEDERATION - James Gray11530 Manorwood Dr. BR. 70815, 273-2930, [email protected] Dallas Ballmer, 11015 Major Oak Dr. BR 70815, 273-2458, mailto:[email protected] PUBLIC WORKS –James Gray11530 Manorwood Dr. BR. 70815, 273-2930, [email protected], Revised Jan. 15, 2008.

SPRING 2008 Page 14

Helpful Hints by Mike Walker

During the 7 plus years I’ve that you’re running a business “abandoned” by an investigat- been your District 8 Council- “out” of your home (no out- ing Baton Rouge police offi- man, hundreds of calls cover- side advertising and no undue cer or Sheriff’s deputy, the ing a wide variety of subjects amount of vehicles); there are vehicle may be towed after have been received in my restrictions on how tall grass proper notification; in Sher- office from Sherwood Forest can be; there are also restric- wood Forest, vehicles cannot residents. Some of the items tions on “debris” on private be parked on the grass in the we’re most frequently asked property; whenever a property front yard. about include: owner wants to make outside Animals: changes (erect a small build- Dogs and cats ing, lay a drive, add on to must be house, etc.) the City-Parish leashed or Permit Office should be con- kenneled sulted and/or Neighborhood whenever Deed Restrictions should be Councilman Mike Walker outside their reviewed; if a contractor is confinements; in some resi- hired to fell trees, it is the District 8 dential zoning designations, a contractor’s responsibility to [email protected] property owner is allowed to remove the debris, and the have 3 hens but no roosters city-parish nor the waste col- (yes, we do often get com- lection company is required to plaints about roosters awaken- do such removal (there are ing folks at dawn!). Remem- some contractors who have These are just some of the ber this is a been known to tell residents many items that affect resi- city ordi- otherwise, so be careful). dents on a daily basis. If you nance so be have questions or concerns, sure to check Vehicles: contact the City-Parish Call your deed Regardless Center at 311 or 389-3090 or restrictions. of where a your District 8 office, 272- Residential: vehicle is 9088, and talk with me or In residential areas, you can parked, if with my Legislative Assistant, have a business “in” your determined Ms. Zona M. Pickens. home, but it can’t be obvious to be

The Innocence of Children District 01 Wayne Carter church staring up at a large The pastor said, "Well son, District 02 Ulysses 'Bones' plaque. It was covered with it's a memorial to all the Addison names and small flags young men and women who District 03 Pat Culbertson mounted on either side of it. died in the service." District 04 Joe Greco, Mayor Pro-Tempore The seven year old had been Soberly, they just stood to- District 05 Charles Kelly staring at the plaque for some gether, staring at the large District 06 Martha Jane Tassin time, so, the pastor walked plaque. District 07 Byron Sharper up, stood beside the little boy District 08 Mike Walker and said quietly, "Good morn- Finally, little Alex's voice, District 09 Darrell Ourso ing, Alex." barely audible and trembling District 10 Lorri Burgess

with fear, "Which service, the District 11 David Boneno "Good morning Pastor," he 9:45 or the 11:15? One Sunday morning, the District 12 Mickey Skyring replied, still focused on the . pastor noticed little Alex plaque." Pastor, what is this?" ....PRICELESS standing in the foyer of the

SPRING 2008 Page 15

The Mayonnaise Jar and Two Cups of Coffee

When things in your lives was full. The students re- spend all your time and en- DID YOU KNOW ??? seem almost too much to han- sponded with a unanimous ergy on the small stuff you dle, when 24 hours in a day "yes." will never have room for the are not enough, remember the things that are important to mayonnaise jar and the 2 cups The professor then produced you. of coffee. two cups of coffee from under the table and poured the entire "Pay attention to the things A professor stood before his contents into the jar effec- that are critical to your happi- philosophy class and had tively filling the empty space ness. Play with your chil- some items in front of him. between the sand. The stu- dren. Take time to get medi- When the class began, he dents laughed. cal checkups. Take your wordlessly picked up a very spouse out to dinner. Play Coffee is the world's large and empty mayonnaise "Now," said the professor as another 18. There will always most popular stimulant: jar and proceeded to fill it the laughter subsided, "I want be time to clean the house and 4 out of 5 Americans with golf balls. He then asked you to recognize that this jar fix the disposal. Take care of the students if the jar was full. represents your life. The golf the golf balls first--the things drink it, consuming They agreed that it was. balls are the important things- that really matter. Set your more than 400 million -your family, your children, priorities. The rest is just cups a day. Consump- The professor then picked up your health, your friends an d sand." tion in Scandinavian a box of pebbles and poured your favorite passions--and if countries is more than them into the jar. He shook everything else was lost and One of the students raised her the jar lightly. The pebbles only they remained, your life hand and inquired what the 12kg (26lb) per capita. rolled into the open areas be- would still be full. coffee represented. The pro- With more than 25 mil- tween the golf balls. He then fessor smiled. "I'm glad you lion people employed in asked the students again if the The pebbles are the other asked. the industry, coffee is jar was full. They agreed it things that matter like your second only to oil in was. job, your house and your car. It just goes to show you that The sand is everything else-- no matter how full your life world trade. The professor next picked up the small stuff. "If you put the may seem, there's always a box of sand and poured it sand into the jar first," he con- room for a couple of cups of into the jar. Of course, the tinued, "there is no room for coffee with a friend." sand filled up everything else. the pebbles or the golf balls. He asked once more if the jar The same goes for life. If you

Security leaving home, even for short entrances, preferably with never hide a key outside Follow a periods vandal-proof fixtures • Avoid displaying valuable regular • Secure automatic garage • Keep your grass cut, your items near windows with open plan of door transmitter in glove leaves raked, to indicate a drapes or shades home se- compartment of your car well cared for and occupied Never leave doors or win- curity to • Secure all obvious points home dows unlocked when leaving deter the • of entry to your home home potential • Empty your mailbox or burglar or other intruder. • Lock up all ladders, arrange to have it emptied as • Display only your last ropes, or tools that could help soon as mail is delivered name on your nameplate or • Use a timer or photo a burglar gain entry • Install new locks when mailbox electric cell that automatically • Keep all shrubbery moving into an apartment or Start a “buddy system” with controls interior lights trimmed near your doors and previously owned home windows • Keep extra keys out of your neighbors in order to • Leave a radio on with the watch each other’s homes. volume turned low when • Brightly illuminate all sight and in a safe place;

SPRING 2008 2 0 0 8 M E M B E R S H I P F O R M Annual Membership dues cover Period from January 1, 2008 thru December 31, 2008

Name Address: Phone Number:

: Please Print (Last, First MI) Number and Street Name

I would like to volunteer for (Please select one) Comments: 1. Crime Prevention 2. Other (Specify)

E-Mail Address:

2008 Annual Membership Dues (Jan.1 – Dec.31) $25.00 Crime Prevention Dona- Total Check Amount ………………….. tion……………. $ $

This is not a bill. If you have already paid dues for 2008, you are not Please mark obligated to return this form or a check. This form is only for those the quadrant residents who have not paid their 2008 dues or for new residents who in which you have moved into Sherwood Forest since the last newsletter. live Make check payable to SFCA, Inc. and mail to: (A,B,C,D)

Sherwood Forest Citizens Association, Inc. P.O. Box 45142 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70895

Our website is http://www.sfcabr.org ; our email is [email protected]

SPRING 2008