CAMEOS OF MINDEN Times have changed so much from childhood PAGE 3 MINDEN RESS ERALD P -H www.press-herald.com June 17, 2015 | 50 Cents WEDNESDAY INSIDE COURT WATCH today Maness pleads guilty
upgraded in May to rack- were state certificates, eh 2013 through April 2014. Sentencing includes paying $25k eteering on an amended says. She had been employed at bill for charges of theft of WPSO’s investigation the business for a little in restitution, 5 years probation $1,500 or more, racketeer- revealed more than one and a half Maness had charged with racketeering, ing and conspiracy to years. MICHELLE BATES been taking pled guilty to felony theft commit racketeering. The bill of information checks and [email protected] in front of 26th Judicial Maness was originally listed six different times cash intend- District Judge Jeff Cox. She charged with one count of between April 2013 and Doyline man ed for her A Minden woman was ordered to pay felony theft of more than September 2013 in which accused of hitting charged with stealing $12,000 and 28 counts of employer Maness committed theft $25,000 in restitution and for more thousands from her theft of business records, of about $400 each time. girlfriend was sentenced to five than a year. employer pled guilty to Webster Parish Sheriff The second count accuses years at hard labor sus- The thefts MANESS felony theft in court Mon- NEWS PG.2 pended, five years active Gary Sexton said at the were said to Maness of conspiring with day. supervised pro bation. time of her arrest. have occurred from Jan. her husband to commit Erin Maness, originally Maness’s charges were The business records theft by fraud.
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Lake Bistineau has now been reopened to recreational boaters. According to Webster Parish Police Jury officials, the lake was closed on June 7 to boat traffic after the lake began to rise above flood stage. Waters are now receding, even though the lake levels remain high. Police Jury Presi- dent Jim Bonsall says An open even though the lake letter to Gov. is open, he asks boaters to be mindful Bobby Jindal of those who live around the lake. PG.4 “We just ask OPINION (boaters) to be careful and slow down when BONSALL they go by people’s WEATHER property, because the water is still TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK ROCKETFAST CAR WASH BREAKS GROUND high,” he said. “Just have considera- tion for the property owners around A ground breaking ceremony took place Tuesday for Rocketfast Car Wash. Owner Don Robertson says con- the lake.” struction should take five to six months, weather permitting, and will bring around 10 jobs to the area. The It is open day and night, Bonsall Homer Road location will be the fifth for the car wash with others in the Ruston and Monroe area. Rocketfast says, and again urged caution, espe- Car Wash is known for its fast and convenient car washes and free vacuums. Monthly passes will be available cially when boating at night. Boat for unlimited car washes within the month. Robertson says Minden Mayor Tommy Davis and city officals wakes could potentially cause dam- have been more than accommodating in helping him open the Minden location. Pictured above breaking age to structures on and around the ground is Rep. Gene Reynolds, Mayor Tommy Davis, Chamber Board Chair, Greg Lee, Lincoln Builders rep- resentative Jerry Brasher, owner Robin Robbins, owner Don Robertson, Bancorp South representative John SeeLAKE, Page 2 Michael Rowland and Bancorp South representative Kenny Galyean. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald 91 72 HIGH LOW LOUISIANA LAW Isolated thunderstorms in the morning. Cloudy skies late. Gwen’s Law helps fight against domestic violence CONNECT WITH US between 2010 and 2012, hold member around and hard look at the defendant severity of the situation @mindenph MICHELLE BATES [email protected] and 74 percent of them then posting and the situation because that provoked the current were shot to death. bail before the hearing is centered arrest, he says. With the implementa- the sun around the perpetrator’s Another benefit, he Domestic abuse is tion of a series of laws, comes up,” prior bad acts.” says, is it causes law prevalent in Louisiana, called “Gwen’s Law ,” Web- Marvin said. They look at whether enforcement to have to with some saying the state ster Parish District Attor- “People are they are repeat offenders, submit a written report to has led the nation in ney Schuyler Marvin says a c t u a l l y whether children are pres- the district attorney’s office domestic homicides since the law has come a long staying in ent, whether weapons within 24 hours, including Vol. 46 No. 249 1997. way in bringing public jail not were used, whether the weekends. That’s according to the attention to the issue. allowed to MARVIN person has threatened oth- Webster Parish Sheriff Coalition Against Domes- “What that law has done immediately ers previously or threat- Gary Sexton says the new tic Violence. Statistics they is there is none of this slap- post bond, and it causes ened suicide prior to this law, once everyone under- provided show that 178 ping your spouse or house- the court system to take a event and generally the victims of abuse died SeeLAW, Page 3 2 Wednesday, June 17, 2015 – Minden Press-Herald
SECONDwww.press-herald.com FRONT WEBSTER CRIME Doyline man arrested, accused of hitting girlfriend MICHELLE BATES Shores, was arrested Sunday, were dispatched to the Avalon during an argument. ell, according to reports. June 14, and charged with Shores residence in reference By the time law enforce- [email protected] He was taken into custody domestic abuse battery, sim- to a domestic disturbance. Lt. ment arrived on scene, Rowell on two warrants issued by the ple assault and contempt of Robert Booth and Capt. reportedly had left the resi- sheriff’s office and the domes- An argument in Doyline court for simple criminal Robert Hayden responded to dence. Police searched the tic abuse battery charge. turned physical, leading to damage to property. Bond was the call and made contact Doyline area to no avail. Later the arrest of a Doyline man. set at $14,000 with the victim who told the that day, deputies were dis- He was transferred to Justin Lynn Rowell, 27, of According to reports, Web- deputies her boyfriend, iden- patched back to the residence Bayou Dorcheat Correctional ROWELL the 100 block of Avalon ster Parish Sheriff’s deputies tified as Rowell, struck her and made contact with Row- Center for booking.
OOPS! Construction is underway at First United Methodist Church’s multi purpose and children’s building and Tuesday the crane being used tipped over. Officials say no one was injured in the fall and a wrecker was called in to set the machine upright. Submitted Photo
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WEATHER Tropical Storm Bill moves into Texas with more flood threats DALLAS — Tropical Personnel from the Fed- ongoing flood-contain- tornado warnings for other spread flooding to Oklaho- Mexico border. Isolated Storm Bill moved slowly eral Emergency Manage- ment efforts. areas. ma and Texas, killing more areas received 15 to more over inland Texas on Tues- ment Agency who were Major flooding could The ground remains than 30 people. At one than 20 inches. day, bringing another sent to Texas and Oklaho- occur along the Trinity waterlogged in many parts point last month, 11 inches On Monday, portions of round of heavy rain to a ma after severe flooding River as it extends through of Texas so it's unable to of rain fell in some parts of the Red River were near or state weary from recent over Memorial Day week- East Texas, according to absorb much more rain, he the Houston area, resulting above flood stage as it runs deadly floods, evacuations end will remain in the the weather service, with said, and that increases the in flooding that damaged between Oklahoma and and washed-out roads. region to help prepare for one portion northeast of likelihood of flooding. thousands of homes and Texas and then extends The storm came ashore Tropical Storm Bill and Houston nearly 4 feet Nielsen-Gammon said other structures and forced into Louisiana. shortly before noon along help clean up in its after- above flood stage Tuesday. it's not unusual for tropical motorists to abandon at Lake levels across Okla- Matagorda Island with math, White House The Guadalupe River north storms to swarm Texas in least 2,500 vehicles across homa remain high from maximum sustained winds spokesman Josh Earnest of Corpus Christi also is June, but he notes it's the Houston. May rainfall, which has early-season storms that Rafael Lemaitre, of 60 mph before starting said. swollen as it ran more than forecasters watching rivers are historically responsible spokesman for the Federal to weaken Tuesday after- "I'm not afraid; we've 5 feet above flood stage. in Arkansas ahead of the for about a third of Emergency Management noon, according to the had so many storms," said "We're more vulnerable tropical system. National Hurricane Center Maria Cedillo, who to flooding right now than "extreme rainfall events," Agency, said FEMA has meaning 20 inches or more paid nearly $38 million this "We have had time to in Miami. By Tuesday stopped by fishing boats usual because we just got recover but not a whole night, it was located about docked in Corpus Christi through the wettest month of rain in a single weather year in Texas flood insur- event. ance claims, with the vast lot," said NWS hydrologist 45 miles north of Victoria, on Tuesday to buy crabs. on record," Texas state cli- Tabitha Clarke in North in South Texas, with maxi- "When there's a big one matologist John Nielsen- An average statewide majority associated with rainfall of nearly 9 inches last month's deluge. Little Rock, Arkansas. mum winds of 40 mph. coming we move out. But Gammon said. "(The tropical system) is Typically tropical this isn't one of them." Galveston County offi- was recorded in May, he More than 10 inches of going over areas that are storms gather power from According to projec- cials already have directed said, which is more than 2 rain fell over a 30-day peri- already sensitive. ... It's the warm waters of the tions by the National voluntary evacuation of inches above the previous od across nearly the entire kind of a perfect storm. ocean and weaken over Weather Service, average the low-lying Bolivar record. central and eastern por- There are a lot of things lin- land, but meteorologist rainfall through noon Peninsula, where Hurri- Memorial Day weekend tions of Texas — from the storms brought wide- Panhandle south to the ing up." Victor Murphy of the Wednesday for portions of cane Ike wiped out most National Weather Service Texas will be 3 to 6 inches, structures in 2008. School in Fort Worth said it was but some isolated areas districts from Galveston to plausible this one could could see up to 12 inches. the Houston suburbs can- regain strength. The Texas Arkansas and Oklahoma celed Tuesday's classes soil remains saturated could get up to 9 inches of and the Coast Guard Ê from last month's historic rain in the coming days, closed waterways and pro- rainfall, meaning the phe- and Missouri could get hibited the use of smaller nomenon scientists call more than 7. After last vessels. The National the "brown ocean" effect is month's historic rains and Weather Service has issued "still on the table," Murphy floods, the forecast was flash flood warnings for said. expected to complicate many coastal areas and / >̽ÃÊÊ Ü >Þ lake. usual around the boat Boaters are also urged launch areas and may not be ÊÊ ÕÃ>>à Ài}Õ>ÀÞ LAKE to use caution when clearly defined. Continued from page 1 launching and reloading For more information, Ài>`ÊVÕÕÌÞ ÊÊiÜà their boats because the contact the police jury office water is still higher than at 377-7564. ÊÊÌ iÀ V>ÊiÜë>«iÀ° Ê Ê 9ÕÊÃ>`ÊÌ] ÊÊ ÕÃ>>t ! ! !$ " #& $ ! ! " " & ! 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WEBSTER&MOREfacebook.com/mindenph CAMEOS OF MINDEN Times have changed so much from childhood JUANITA AGAN turnip greens at that time. eçëáÉêó enough. ever wore them to church glaring error and it turns Special to the Press-Herald There were other crops When I was young, no i~ÇáÉëD=Ü~íë back then (in the 30s and out to be vulgar. Our that were planted, but I lady appeared in public I have written about the 40s), but now that is one minds have not caught up cannot remember what all without hose. During the prerequisite of a hat for of the most common with our age yet. I thought of the many she planted. war, there was no nylon morning church services. sights. Almost every lady changes in how we live cçìê=ëÉñÉë\ líÜÉê=ÅÜ~åÖÉë for ladies' stockings. If we Now, no one wears a hat to wears pants suits. Of I am trying to cope with our lives now in contrast There were certain were fortunate enough to church. While remember- course not me - Mama to the days when I was the idea that God made other things that my fami- have a pair to wear to ing church services I must made too much of an two sexes, male and young. Each family has its ly observed and there is church on Sunday we mention clapping. We impression on me to get own set of traditions and female, and now we have such a change in what my guarded them carefully. never clapped during a me to wear pants. I made four sexes - two kinds of my family was no differ- mother considered appro- During the week, we worship service for a song dozens of pants suits for female and two kinds of ent. priate for discussion. learned to use pancake or a choir special. That, my daughter to wear as male. If my mother were Of course we always Morality is one of the first makeup on our legs. It too, was a "no-no." We she grew up, and especial- had black eyed peas changes that I have made them look like we were taught that clapping ly after she was attending alive today she would be cooked with hog jowl for noticed. There were some had on tan stockings. That was for a performance and college. I not only made astounded at that (as I New Years Day. That was words that we never used is until we began to per- that something done for them but I approved of am). supposed to in public. One was the spire, and the sweat ran God was not a perform- them. It was alright for her Along with all the mod- insure good word "pregnant," and then down our legs. It looked ance but was done out of a to wear them, but not me. ern inventions that are luck for the there were other sexual like stock ings with many sincere love for God. I still oÉëí=çå=pìåÇ~ó certainly an improvement coming words that we were not runs. have a guilty feeling when Another taboo was over bygone years, I am year. (I still allowed to use but are Since our office was not I clap for some perform- what you could do on sure this new "morality" or follow that common today, not only air conditioned until long ance in our church. Sundays. No movies, no it should be "immorality" tradition in public but on television after the war, I had that q~Äçç sewing or any other labor is not an improvement even though (and I cannot find the happen to me. After the Then, there was the except what was necessary over the way God intend- of all the AGAN courage to print them in war nylons were available. taboo of not riding in a car to prepare food for the ed it to be. So just consider peas avail- this article). There were certain ladies with more than one boy or family. Now everything is this the thoughts of a able, those black eyed It is hard to explain the who were sticklers for man in the same car open on Sundays. We buy senile old lady who is not peas are the least favorite, way couples co-habitate what a lady wore or what a unless there was another groceries, clothes and but the tradition must be in step with the modern without benefit of clergy. I lady would do. In addition lady there, too. I remem- many or any other thing times but is shocked by upheld). I know that cus- am still shocked by that. I to the requirement that we ber when we had a fire in we need. I think nothing tom is widespread espe- current lifestyles. I thank mentioned a relative that wear stockings in public, our kitchen in about 1959, of doing some necessary God that I am NOT in step cially here in the South. had been married four there was a "no-no" to I rode to Shreveport with bit of housework on Sun- That custom originated with them. I'll stop and times and I said she had sleeveless dresses. the man who was repair- day. My mother told me as put on my elastic support during the Civil War or two or three concubines A dress had to have just ing the kitchen to select a young girl that I would hose before my day's immediately following it, besides that. a little sleeve but never the floor covering. My have to explain to Jesus, if activities begin. according to my son. My son pointed out that sleeveless. Als o ladies' mother had a "fit" over He chose to come back to läÇ=NO=a~óë concubines were what slips had to have a panel that. It never crossed my ea rth that day, what I was gì~åáí~=^Ö~å=ëìÄãáííÉÇ The "old 12 days" were men had outside of mar- to make them shadow mind to see anything doing in a Sunday movie. I ~=ïÉÉâäó=Åçäìãå=íç=íÜÉ the days following Christ- riage and that was not proof. If we stood in the wrong with that. He was a did not want to do that so mêÉëëJeÉê~äÇ=Ñçê=ãçêÉ mas Day - December 26- what you would call the light and the slip did not perfect gentleman and I I never went to a Sunday íÜ~å=NR=óÉ~êë=ìåíáä=ÜÉê January 6. These were the men in women's lives. I have that extra panel, certainly was only inter- movie (but I sure wanted ÇÉ~íÜ=áå=OMMUK=pÜÉ=ï~ë=~ days that certain things still say they had concu- making it twice as thick, ested in selecting the to). êÉëáÇÉåí=çÑ=jáåÇÉå=ëáåÅÉ must be planted in the bines, because I do not the light behind us out- linoleum. There are so many NVPRK=q ÜÉ=mêÉëëJeÉê~äÇ=áë garden. I remember my know what other word to lined the shape of our legs. Mother never allowed things that old ladies do êÉéìÄäáëÜáåÖ=ëÉäÉÅí=~êíáÅäÉë mother always planting use. Maybe I should call So we made certain that me to wear shorts or not know today, so please Ñêçã=jêëK=^Ö~åÛë=`~ãÉçë little green onions and them "porcupines." our slips were thick slacks. 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OBITUARY Misha Rae Hulse Boyne grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Hulse Misha lived life to its fullest, and would know her was to love her." and Mr. and Mrs. H.R. "Boe" Cook, all of rarely miss any event. Misha had a close Funeral service is scheduled for 2 p.m., Minden, Louisiana; her mother-in-law, group of friends, The Boss Ladies that Misha Rae Hulse Boyne, born on May Friday, June 19, 2015 at Trinity Episcopal Dianne Savoie, of Houma, Louisiana; and honor their friendship on all occasions. 23, 1974 in Monroe, died June 14, 2015 in Cathedral in Little Rock. A reception will her father-in-law, Don Her house was always filled with friends Little Rock, Arkansas, due to complica- Boyne, also of Houma. and family, each day a celebration with follow in Morrison Hall. All are welcome to tions from a stroke. Misha will be remem- Misha, holding court in her self-assigned attend and celebrate Misha's life. Misha is survived by her husband, bered for her sweet heart, chair. Graveside services will be one week Donald Wayne "Duke" Boyne; her mother, her beautiful smile, and her Misha never met a stranger. She always later, at 2 p.m., Saturday, June 27, 2015 at Cindy Cook Price and husband, Tad, of unconditional love for found a way to connect with every one she Gardens of Memory in Minden. A recep- Little Rock; her father, Mark Hulse and friends and family. Misha encountered, and managed to take care of tion will follow at St. John's Episcopal wife Denise, of Richmond, Texas; her sis- was a wife, sister, daughter, everyone who was special in her life. Her Church Parish Hall, also in Minden. ter, Kristen Castillon and husband Ramss- cousin, aunt and friend family was a priority and she treated her es, and newborn niece, Camila Rae Castil- who was loyal and kind. The BOYNE friends as extensions of her family. Misha Donations can be made to Trinity Epis- lon, all of Little Rock; and her brother, Eric love she shared for her hus- was the person who everyone countedn o copal Cathedral or St. Francis House. Hulse of Sugar Land, Texas. band was palpable to all who met the cou- to be the ultimate Boss Lady of every situ- Arrangements by Ruebel Funeral Home, Misha is preceded in death by her ple; the two were truly the perfect match. ation. Her husband Duke said it best: “to www.ruebelfuneralhome.com.
pany charges about $10 prefers the instantaneous five days to determine “I believe that law has this is not going to go the LAW per day, which adds up to device because they know whether bond will be changed everything,” he way it has gone before. So about $300 per month the where the individual is and granted. said. “There have been the public is well aware of Continued from page 1 individual must pay to stay whether they have stepped Marvin says while it’s people that have had a that and it has caused out of jail. outside the boundaries of tough procedurally, he huge wakeup call that were stands what it means, will “I think there’s some the device. believes it’s a good law that repeat domestic violence some to pause before act- act as a stronger deterrent good strategy in the law,” Gwen’s Law went into has already saved lives. offenders that now know ing.” to offenders. he continued. “The brunt effect August 1, 2014. The “It’s an expensive law to of the Gwen’s law falls on law sets stronger restric- those who have the moni- the judges’ shoulders…the tions on alleged perpetra- toring device,” he said. judge has to make a deter- tors and strengthened the “They have to pay for this. mination whether that laws protecting victims. Before they can bond out individual wears a moni- The law came about fol- of jail, this company has to toring device or not. If the lowing the shooting death come and actually put that judge does not stipulate in of Gwen Cox Salley. In May monitoring device on this open court that a monitor- 2014, Michael Salley, individual, and they have ing device is necessary, Gwen’s estranged hus- to pay for it out of their then we don’t put a moni- band, bonded out of jail on pocket. And if you don’t toring device on him.” charges that he held her put that monitor on, you If one is deemed neces- and their 7-year-old don’t leave Bayou sary, Sexton says, then they daughter at gunpoint and Dorcheat Correctional call a company out of Tyler, threatened to kill her. On Center.” Texas to come to Webster May 2, he drove Gwen Sal- He says the cost of the Parish and install the ley to a dead-end road device is somewhere device on the individual. where he shot and killed around $350 plus whatever He says there are two kinds her and himself. court costs and bond the of devices, one that is The law also strength- individual must pay. In instantaneous and one for ens protective orders and addition, he says, the com- every 24 hours. The sheriff requires a hearing within
Homer Police Department seeking reserve officers
The Homer Police Department is seeking individuals interested in applying to be a reserve officer. For more infor- mation and to obtain an application, contact Homer Police Depart- ment Officer Johnnie Hough, Police Chief Rus- sell Mills by phone at 318-927-4001, email at homerpo- [email protected] or stop by the Homer Police Department at 400 East Main St. in Homer. 4 Wednesday, June 17, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald
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POSTMASTER: religious teachings — represent a To the Editor: Send address changes to Minden Press-Herald, P.O. Box 1339, Minden, LA 71058-1339. body of wisdom distilled over the ages through experience and trial and error. They include important thou- We have, or did have, our U.S. shalt-nots, such as thou shalt not Rule of Law. We cannot have a murder, thou shalt not steal and thou working rule of law without its shalt not cheat. They also include all those courtesies that have traditional- proper enforcement. Today our ly been associated with ladylike and rule of law has evolved and gentlemanly conduct. regressed to "mob rule." In my The failure to fully transmit these opinion, ever since the Ferguson, values and traditions to subsequent generations represents one of the fail- Missouri incident where a police ings of what journalist Tom Brokaw officer did what he had to do legal- called "The Greatest Generation." ly, Al Sharpton, Eric Holder, and People in this so-called great genera- even the president chimed in tion, who lived during the trauma of the Great Depression and fought accusing the police officer and the World War II, not only failed to trans- entire police department of wrong mit the moral values of their parents doing. but also are responsible for govern- Ever since this incident there ment programs that will deliver eco- nomic chaos. has and still is a common thread of Behavior accepted as the norm instances across the country. The today would have been seen as despi- common thread is the thugs, the cable yesteryear. There are television outsiders that always seem to be debt relief commercials that promise to help debtors pay back only half of present at any local disturbance. what they owe. Foul language is spo- There have been arrests of many, ken by children in front of and some- but I haven't heard yet of any fol- times to teachers and other adults. low up on these arrests. Who is When I was a youngster, it was unthinkable to use foul language to sponsoring them?! Who is paying any adult. It would have meant risking them?! These thugs that always a smack across the face. But years ago, seem to appear s urely are not parents and teach- doing it on their own, spending ers didn't have "experts" on child days at a time. rearing to tell them Some of the thugs, agitators, that corporal pun- and criminals have been seen at ishment was more than one location. This can- wrong and ineffec- tive and "time- not be controlled by our rule of outs" would be a law; we will soon be controlled by superior form of mobs! I prefer protecting our law discipline. One enforcement and backing them in r esult of our toler- ance for aberrant any way that we can. Law enforce- behavior was ment officers have a check point in WALTER PERSPECTIVE that, according to WILLIAMS place which is the District Attorney the National Cen- and if neces sary the Judge. Let's ter for Education Statistics, during the 2011-12 academ- let our civil legal work as written. ic year, 209,000 primary- and second- It works! Law AND order! ary-school teachers were physically assaulted and 353,000 were threat- Jack L. Daniels ened with injury. As a result of this and other forms of school violence, many school districts employ hun- dreds of police officers. Nowadays baby showers are often held for unwed mothers. Yesteryear such an acceptance of illegitimacy An open letter to would have been unthinkable. Today there is little or no social sanction or shame for illegitimate births. There are no "shotgun" wed- dings to make the man live up to his responsibilities. But not to worry. Tax- payers bear the financial burden of illegitimacy. Any economist worth his salt will tell you that if something is taxed, ex pect less of it. If something is subsidized, expect more of it. Taxpay- ers have been forced to subsidize Gov. Bobby Jindal slovenly behavior. The statistical evi- dence proves it. According to the 1938 Dear Gov. Jindal, began to face some real fiscal make the provisions of HB Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences, difficulties, while you trav- 707 the law of the land in that year 11 percent of black children and 3 percent of white children were As a Republican who eled the nation touting how Louisiana. I am sure the Everyone works in the news media, I you were refusing to raise born to unwed mothers. Today 72 per- courts will decide if you cent of black children and 30 percent have followed your tenure as taxes. Might I remind you, exceeded your authority. of white children are born to unwed governor of our great state. In Governor, that you were mothers. fact, I was excited when you hired to be a problem solver, Over the past 7 years, I For nearly three-quarters of a cen- has an took office in 2008. Many of not a public relations agent. have heard conservatives tury, the nation's liberals have waged us were weary from the pre- On occasion, we have war on traditional values, customs lament the fact President and morality. Our youths have been vious administration’s mis- caught glimpses of the gover- Obama would often circum- counseled that there are no moral handling of Hurricane Katri- nor we thought we were get- vent Congress with executive absolutes. Instead, what's moral or na and looked forward to ting, especiall y in the eco- immoral is a matter of personal opin- opinion! orders. Yet, in this case, it your sensible approach to nomic development realm. ion. During the 1960s, the education govern- We are left wondering what would appear you have done establishment began to challenge and the exact same thing. What is undermine lessons children learned ment. could have been if we had from their parents and Sunday school In the that governor full time. the point of the three branch- with fads such as "values clarifica- months that As we entered this year’s es of government, if we fail to tion." So-called sex education classes are simply indoctrination that under- followed, legislative session, I watched honor the role of each? you held a for leadership from “the 4th mines family and church strictures In the coming days, you against premarital sex. Lessons of special ses- floor.” Facing perhaps the will be deciding whether or abstinence were considered passe and Share your sion to greatest budget deficit of our replaced with lessons about condoms, address lifetimes, you took the podi- not you will seek the office of birth control pills and abortions. Fur- ethics and um and outlined your priori- President of the United ther undermining of parental authori- accounta- ties. I was shocked to learn States. Might I remind you ty came with legal and extralegal bility — and measures to assist teenage abortions DAVID that near the top of the list there are still solutions need- with neither parental knowledge nor thoughts. you saw fit SPECHT JR. was House Bill 707, The Mar- ed in your home state. We parental consent. to push leg- riage and Conscience Act by You say, "OK, Williams, the Great- could use true leadership in islation that Rep. Mike Johnson, R-Bossier est Generation is responsible for our eliminated the Stelly Tax, City. these days, not an absentee moral decline, but what about our Email Letters which immediately improved governor. economic decline?" Ask yourself: What Grabbing national head- are the massive government spending to the Editor to the bottom lines of many tax- lines, this legislation merely However, should you programs that threaten to bankrupt payers. rattled a saber, bringing decide to throw your hat into our nation in the future? The answer [email protected]. New business was looking would have to be Social Security, undue attention to our state. the presidential ring, I would to Louisiana and it seemed Time and resources were dis- Medicare and Medicaid. Over 50 per- hope you would visit a high cent of today's federal budget is spent your agenda would put our patched to consider HB 707, school civics class and on these programs. Around the time state on the map — in a good a measure that many felt was when many in the so-called Greatest way. Your star was certainly unnecessary in Louisiana. become reacquainted with Generation were born (1920), there rising. Attention was diverted from the checks and balances of were no such programs, and federal But then something hap- “real” problems at hand and our system of government. In spending was $53 billion. In 2014, fed- pened. You forgot you were eral spending was $3.5 trillion. was at the least a distraction. 2016, we will elect a new governor of Louisiana and If it were only the economic As a result, HB 707 met a president — not a king. decline threatening our future, there tried to become the national sound defeat in committee. might be hope. It's the moral decline a~îáÇ=péÉÅÜí=gêK=áë=éêÉëáJ mouthpiece for conservatives But that wasn’t good enough that spells our doom. and the GOP. Unfortunately, for you. 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soccer Wambach leads GOLDEN STATEMENT U.S. women to win VANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — Abby Wambach is used to scor- ing with her head. She's not sure how she got her latest goal. "I think it was my shin guard, to be quite honest," she said. "I'm not 100 per- cent sure." Doesn't really matter to Wambach. What does is that she scored, pulling the U.S. national team to a 1-0 victory over Nigeria and into a first-place finish in its group at the Women's World Cup. That sends the United States to Edmonton, Alberta, for the opening match of the knockout stage against an undeter- mined opponent. It was Wambach's first goal in Canada and her 14th overall in a World Cup, pulling her even with Birgit Prinz for second on the all-time list behind Brazil's Marta, who has 15. "Getting that goal right before the half was big for us," she said. "Not taking too many injuries is also CLEVELAND (AP) — their first title since 1975 in Cleveland or playing on back on defense holding out and was dominant through- positive, and going out first As the final seconds ticked when Gerald Ford was in Mars," he said. "You lose in three fingers on each hand. out the series, showing why in our group was absolute- off and the Warriors began the White House, disco was the finals, it's disappoint- He could have shot an he's the world's best player. ly what we set out to do." bouncing in celebration on in vogue and Rick Barry ing." index finger into the air at The Warriors were sim- Wambach came off the their bench, Stephen Curry was flicking in free throws After the Warriors were that point — Golden State is ply the better team. bench for the United States looked up and saw LeBron under-handed. presented with the glittering No. 1. "We ran out of talent," in the team's last match James coming at him. And these Warriors are a Larry O'Brien Trophy by "This has been a long said James, who sat facing against Sweden. Tuesday, James could do nothing lot like Barry and his old NBA Commissioner Adam ride," Iguodala said. "It's his locker with a towel over she started up top with more. He extended a con- crew: fluid, balanced, Silver, hundreds of gold- been a great season." his head for nearly an hour Alex Morgan, who was ceding hand and congratula- together. and-blue clad Warriors fans While Golden State's after the game. "We gave tions. Just like inside Quicken Loans Arena drought ended, Cleveland's everything we had." making her first World Cup Moments later, Curry S t e v e serenaded the new champs half-century of sports mis- This series, which start in Canada after work- was hoisting a trophy in the K e r r by singing "War-eee-ers, ery rolls on. opened with two overtime ing her way back from a air — one as golden as his hoped. War-eee-ers" a cry that James returned from games in Oakland, flipped bone bruise in her left team. " I ' m filled Oracle Arena all sea- Miami last summer to deliv- when Kerr employed a knee. Revived by Curry, their kind of son and will greet the team er a title to his home region, small lineup in the fourth fresh-faced shooting super- s p e e c h - on their return to California. but the 30-year-old super- quarter of Game 3 and the star, and bonded by first- less," said Golden State allowed the star, left to do most of the Warriors nearly overcame a year coach Steve Kerr who C u r r y . Cavs to creep within eight work after All-Stars Kyrie 20-point deficit before los- made them believe, the "This is points in the fourth before Irving and Kevin Love were ing. Warriors ended a 40-year s p e c i a l . CUrrY unleashing a flurry of 3s to injured in the postseason, Kerr stuck with NBA championship drought To be able ensure there would be no came two wins shy of giv- revamped lineup in Game 4, on Tuesday night by finish- to hold this trophy and all Game 7. Curry's step-back ing Cleveland its first pro giving Iguodala his first mlb ing off James and the under- the hard work we've put into made it 78-68, and after the sports championship since start this season, switching Cardinals face manned Cleveland it this season, this is special. Cavs closed within seven on 1964. Green to center and bench- Cavaliers 105-97 in Game We're definitely a great J.R. Smith's trey, Iguodala, The city's three pro ing the ineffective Andrew hacking allegations 6. team and a team that should Curry and Klay Thompson teams — the Cavs, Browns Bogut. The move was as ST. LOUIS (AP) — Curry and finals MVP go down in history as one of each drained one in a span and Indians — have gone a golden as the Warriors, who Some cybersecurity Andre Iguodala scored 25 the best teams from top to of 81 seconds to make it 89- combined 144 seasons with- finished with 83 wins, the experts believe profession- points apiece, Draymond bottom." 75. out one of them winning it third-highest single-season al sports teams have Green recorded a triple- James, who fell to 2-4 in Iguodala, who had the all. total in history. hacked rivals in the past double and the Warriors — the finals, didn't hide his added duty of guarding It's not that James didn't Only the 1995-96 and without getting caught. using a barrage of 3-point- dejection. James, knocked down do everything possible. He 1996-97 Bulls won more, The St. Louis ers in the fourth quarter to "Doesn't matter if I'm another long shot for good finished with 32 points, 18 and Kerr was on both of Cardinals, one of the put Cleveland away — won playing in Miami or playing measure before he strutted rebounds and nine assists those teams. crown jewel franchises in baseball, now stand accused. Federal law enforce- ment authorities are inves- tigating whether the COLLEGE WORLD SERIES Cardinals illegally accessed a computer database of the Houston Astros. The aim was Lange’s complete game helps LSU to victory obtaining information from a front office headed the first by an LSU pitcher hit the ball. I took a step started innings. Mark Laird, came in the top of the third by a former top aide who in the College World Series back and regrouped in the who batted eighth, was 3- when Bregman, Jake Fraley helped transform St. Louis' since Brett Laxton won the dugout and just really for-4 while Kade Scivicque and Scivicque each singled scouting operation to a 1993 championship game focused on what I needed to was 2-for-4 at the plate with to left off Titans starter sabermetrics-based sys- against Wichita State. do to go two runs. Connor Seabold (5-4). tem, a person familiar with “Obviously, the under- out there “It was great to see Bregman scored on the situation said Tuesday. statement of the day is that and exe- Bregman have a big game,” Scivicque's hit and Fraley The person spoke on we're so happy to get a win cute my Mainieri said. “It was great came around to score on a condition of anonymity finally at TD Ameritrade p i t c h e s , to see Laird have a big single to right by Chris because Major League OMAHA, Neb. -- Ballpark,” said LSU coach just hit game, and Kade has been so Sciambra that sent Seabold Baseball, law enforcement National Freshman Pitcher Paul Mainieri. “Beautiful my spots outstanding for us all year. to the shower. A sacrifice fly officials and the two teams of the Year Alex Lange ballpark and a wonderful w h e r e We had 13 hits, unfortunate- off CSF reliever Miles were not disclosing details threw a complete game six- city. But it was like it was a (pitching) ly scored only five runs. We Chambers by Andrew of the investigation. The hitter and the Tigers' bats ‘curse’ on the LSU Tigers C o a c h made it a little tougher on Stevenson scored Scivicque New York Times first came alive for 13 hits, as for a couple of years. But ( A l a n ) Alex (Lange) than it needed to tie the game at 3-3. reported that the FBI and the LSU baseball team great ballgame. Obviously mainieri Dunn and to be. We needed to take With two outs, Chris Justice Department were eliminated Cal State the story of the game was (catcher) advantage of a few more Chinea singled to put run- investigating whether Fullerton from the College Alex Lange, who has been Kade (Scivicque) calls opportunities that we did ners on first and second, Cardinals front-office offi- World Series, 5-3, on just absolutely terrific all them and leave it up to the have, and we'll have to do then Laird lined a single cials were behind the Tuesday. year. He just put the team defense. They've been great better as we go forward if through the right side. LSU effort to steal information Lange, who became the on his shoulders after a all year. Pitching with that we want to continue to play. took a 4-3 lead and never from the Astros' database, third pitcher in LSU history rough first inning. defense behind me makes it “But we'll take the win. looked back behind Lange. called Ground Control. to start a season 12-0, “I just think the true real easy.” We're not going to critique Chambers got into a "It would be irresponsi- allowed three runs on four- character of a player shows LSU's high-powered too much of it today. We're groove until the seventh ble to assume that this is straight hits in the first when they get knocked on offense broke a streak of just happy to win a game.” inning when Scivicque dou- the first time an incident inning before recovering to the ground like he did in the four games without double LSU (54-11) returns to bled to left-center field and like this has occurred — complete a brilliant perfor- first inning, and then he just figure hits and took its first action on Thursday at 7 p.m. advanced to third on a sacri- more likely, it's just the mance. After the first, he regrouped, never lost his lead of the 2015 CWS with CT and will face TCU, fice bunt by Conner Hale. first time it's been uncov- gave up only two hits while confidence, never lost his a four-run top of the third which lost 1-0 to Vanderbilt Cal State Fullerton went to ered," said Craig Newman, striking out 10. Aaron Nola aggressiveness.” inning. on Tuesday night. The game the bullpen, and LSU coun- chairman of the privacy (2013) and Lloyd Peever “I wasn't really nervous Alex Bregman, batting will be televised by ESPN tered with pinch hitter and data security practice (1992) each reached a or anything, or amped up,” leadoff for the first time this and broadcast on the LSU Danny Zardon, who hit a of the New York law firm dozen wins without a loss at Lange said. “I left a couple season, was 4-for-5 with Sports Radio Network sacrifice fly on the first Patterson Belknap Webb LSU. of pitches up and they do singles in each of his first beginning at 6:30 p.m. pitch to give Lange another & Tyler. His complete game was what good hitters do, they four at bats -- three of which The Tigers' big inning insurance run, 5-3. Wednesday, June 17, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald 7
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APARTMENTS CW&W CONTRAC- JAMES S WARNER JR. FARMS 3 months WHITE & ALLEN FARMS 3 months ex- experience needed- must be 18 years perience needed- must be 18 years or FOR RENT TORS Sibley, la Now hiring for the or older. 40 Temporary worker needed in older. 18 Temporary worker needed in following Positions: Big Creek, MS from approximately May Big Creek, MS from approximately May Heavy equipment 1, 2015 ñ Nov. 3, 2015. Workers will per- 1, 2015 ñ Nov. 3, 2015. Workers will per- ADVERTISEMENT diesel mechanic form assigned duties as instructed by form assigned duties as instructed by FOR BIDS Heavy equipment their supervisor. Duties may vary from their supervisor. Duties may vary from time to time. Clearing ground of rocks, Sealed proposals operators Grapple time to time. Clearing ground of rocks, addressed to the truck drivers/ oper- sticks & roots by hand, clear brush and sticks & roots by hand, clear brush and Town of Sibley for ators Low-boy and trees with chain saw. General field & trees with chain saw. General field & the construction dump truck drivers fence maintenance. Use wood to build fence maintenance. Use wood to build of Repairing and Very competitive boxes for digger. Preparing the ground boxes for digger. Preparing the ground Repainting of pay and benefits for planting. Manually weeding fields by for planting. Manually weeding fields by Elevated Water Package available. hand or using hand tools. Participate hand or using hand tools. Participate Storage Tanks in Webster Parish, Send resume to in irrigation activities. Drain water from in irrigation activities. Drain water from Louisiana for the Grow Your B usiness hr@cwwcontrac- fields with hand tools and shovels when fields with hand tools and shovels when Call Courtney to place your ad! Town of Sibley, tors.com needed. Move hay. Set up, operate and needed. Move hay. Set up, operate and hereinafter called Or call 318-377- repair irrigation systems. Incidental feed- repair irrigation systems. Incidental feed- Owner , will be 4823 ing and watering of small herd cattle. ing and watering of small herd cattle. received at Sibley 377-1866 Load & unload boxes on trucks trailers Load & unload boxes on trucks trailers Town Hall, 345 or sweet potato harvesters. Walk behind or sweet potato harvesters. Walk behind Main Stret, P.O. potato transplanter and fill in skips by potato transplanter and fill in skips by Box 128, Sibley, Louisiana 71073 on PLACE YOUR hand. Repair, maintain and clean all hand hand. Repair, maintain and clean all hand tools and mechanical equipment prior to tools and mechanical equipment prior to Tuesday, June and after use. (All tools will be provided and after use. (All tools will be provided 30th, 2015, at 9:00 AD TODAY! at no cost to workers) Work in extreme at no cost to workers) Work in extreme a.m. C.S.T. weather conditions. Must be able to work weather conditions. Must be able to work with minimum supervision. Workers may with minimum supervision. Workers may and then publicly LEAD DRIVER/MANAGER opened and read Classified line ads are CDL A Postal Fleet Svs, be asked to operate farm equipment, cot- be asked to operate farm equipment, cot- Mgmt exp required; 4 yrs aloud. Any bid ton pickers, combine, drive all tractors (in ton pickers, combine, drive all tractors (in published Monday tractor trailer exp; great pay, received after benefits, ins, 401K, paid the field), and implements on farm includ- the field), and implements on farm includ- closing will be holidays/ vacation; email: us- ing : hipper, disk, dual, chisel plow, potato through Friday in the [email protected] or call ing : hipper, disk, dual, chisel plow, potato returned unopened. NEEDED! F/T CNA’s transplanter, bushhawg, grain buggy, skid transplanter, bushhawg, grain buggy, skid Minden Press-Herald, day & evening. F/T steer, forklift, potato digger, water trailer steer, forklift, potato digger, water trailer The Contract Documents Evening LPN, Con- to water plants, and any other equip- to water plants, and any other equip- Bossier Press-Tribune ment related to the planting, cultivation ment related to the planting, cultivation (including tact Cathy Redding. Construction and harvesting of crops. Sweet Potatoes and harvesting of crops. Sweet Potatoes and online at Leslie Lakes Re- Drawings and - Covering potatoes with use of bedding tirement 318-263- - Covering potatoes with use of bedding Specifications) 9581 machine & covering with plastic. Cut slips machine & covering with plastic. Cut slips were prepared by NOW HIRING quali- by hand with knife, place in boxes to load by hand with knife, place in boxes to load BALAR Associates, fied servers, host- & unload onto trucks. Riding mechanical & unload onto trucks. Riding mechanical Inc., Consulting esses and food transplanter and loading slips in planting transplanter and loading slips in planting Engineers, 631 Milam Street, Suite runners/ bussers. cups. Divining plants by hand. Use of me- cups. Divining plants by hand. Use of me- chanical digging equipment to dig pota- chanical digging equipment to dig pota- 300, Shreveport, Email contact in- Louisiana, Rates toes. May also harvest potatoes by hand RENTAL formation and pre- toes. May also harvest potatoes by hand 71101, and may 2BR 1BA HOUSE vious work experi- with use of buckets. Must be able to sort, with use of buckets. Must be able to sort, be examined 631 Lewisville Rd. ence to admin@ grade & pack potatoes by size quality or grade & pack potatoes by size quality or without charge Pricing is e asy! Kitchen appliances myromas.com. type. Three months experience needed type. Three months experience needed at their office. furnished. $600/ STAT HOME for hand cutting slips and use of mechan- for hand cutting slips and use of mechan- A full set of Contract dep $600/ mo. 377- HEALTH in Sibley ical transplanter & mechanical diggers. ical transplanter & mechanical diggers. Documents may 5874. If no answer, is looking for a full- May also plant, cultivate & harvest the fol- May also plant, cultivate & harvest the fol- $7.75 leave message. lowing: Cotton ñ Wrap ties around cotton be procured upon time office RN case lowing: Cotton ñ Wrap ties around cotton payment of $ 3 BR NEAR HOMER Per Day - Up to 20 manger, Full-time bales, banding/ unbanding, moving bales bales, banding/ unbanding, moving bales 75.00 per set, to be $400/mo 318-584- office LPN case with dolly, loosening bales and loading with dolly, loosening bales and loading refunded to actual words! Additional 4373 manager asst., and bales on tractor. Thin out young cotton, bales on tractor. Thin out young cotton, bidders upon return words are only 30¢ Full-time field RN keep wet cotton separate from dry cotton. keep wet cotton separate from dry cotton. of the documents ESTATE with home health Purple Hull Peas, Watermelons, Beans Purple Hull Peas, Watermelons, Beans in good condition and Corn. The majority of the workday is and Corn. The majority of the workday is no later than 10 cents more! SALES or med-surg expe- days after receipt of spent on one’s feet and outdoors. Work- spent on one’s feet and outdoors. Work- 101 EMERALD DR. rience. M-F, 8a-5p. bids. One-half of all Wednesday - Sat- please email re- ers may stand in one place for any period ers may stand in one place for any period other deposits may urday 7a.m. - 2p.m. sume to avarnell@ of time. Workers must be able to climb, of time. Workers must be able to climb, be refunded to all Garage S ales Household items stathomehealth. stand, sit, stoop, squat, kneel, crouch, stand, sit, stoop, squat, kneel, crouch, others that return bend (from the waist), push, pull, reach No word limit. and furniture! net, fax to 318- bend (from the waist), push, pull, reach the documents in 371-3675 or come and lift. Work is performed in outdoor ag- and lift. Work is performed in outdoor ag- good condition no later than 10 days BOATS by 252 N Main St., ricultural fields and involves exposure to ricultural fields and involves exposure to sun, wind, rain, soil, mud, dust, heat, cold after receipt of bids. FOR SALE 2008 Sibley to fill out an sun, wind, rain, soil, mud, dust, heat, cold $11 and other natural elements. Worker must Nitro Z-6 115 HP application. and other natural elements. Worker must A cashier s check, be able to withstand working in the direct Merc. $12,500 be able to withstand working in the direct certified check, or One Day sunlight and weather conditions ranging Firm. 318-265- sunlight and weather conditions ranging acceptable Bidder s from hot and humid weather, moderate 0266 FOR from hot and humid weather, moderate Bond payable to the SALE rain and cold while performing their re- rain and cold while performing their re- Owner in an amount 50 SERVICES quired job duties. Workers should expect quired job duties. Workers should expect not less than five GE DIGITAL CAM- percent (5%) of the $16. HUSBAND FOR periods of little/ no work during grow- periods of little/ no work during grow- ERA Great Condi- ing time. Proper work attire is required. largest possible HIRE Home main- ing time. Proper work attire is required. total for the bid Two Days tion!! $50 Call 318- Workers must wear long sleeve shirts, Workers must wear long sleeve shirts, tenance jobs. Call 658-2923 submitted including long pants, no shorts, hard sole shoes, long pants, no shorts, hard sole shoes, consideration of Charles Stubbs RUSTON PEACHES Receive a FREE Gar age S ale preferably boots, no tennis shoes. Due to preferably boots, no tennis shoes. Due to alternates, must 426-5425 or 377- & PRODUCE 318- possible Date of Need changes, worker possible Date of Need changes, worker accompany each Kit with your two day ad! 8658 372-2207 Every is required to purchase travel insurance is required to purchase travel insurance bid as a guarantee LAWN MOWING Wed. 8am-til sold if available. We will reimburse the worker if available. We will reimburse the worker that, if awarded the *Garage Sale ads must be prepaid. SERVICE 318-268- out. Corner of Hwy contract, the Bidder for transportation cost (including travel in- for transportation cost (including travel in- 80 & 371 beside will promptly enter 2021 surance) and subsistence to the employ- surance) and subsistence to the employ- D&D Liquor into a Contract Deadlines EMPLOYMENT ers work site from the place of recruitment ers work site from the place of recruitment and execute such upon completion of 50 % of the contract upon completion of 50 % of the contract bonds as may be ADMIN ASSISTANT PETS period. Transportation payment will be no period. Transportation payment will be no required. Sureties 7YR OLD BLACK Appointment coor- less (and is not required to be more) than less (and is not required to be more) than used for obtaining Ads LAB MIX Free to dination, event and the most economical and reasonable the most economical and reasonable bonds must appear good home. Needs as acceptable in Line ads must be meeting planning, common carrier transportation charges common carrier transportation charges to be inside/outside the Department of submitted by noon for the distances involved. A copy of the make travel ar- dog with fenced in for the distances involved. A copy of the Treasury Circular yard. Spayed. 377- work contract or a copy of the ETA 790 the day before rangements, record work contract or a copy of the ETA 790 No. 570 or that it is a 2195 in lieu of a work contract, and any modi- in lieu of a work contract, and any modi- Louisiana domiciled publication. Display ads keeping, bookkeep- two days prior to GERMAN SHEPA- fications, will be provided to the worker fications, will be provided to the worker insurance company ing, scheduling. RD PUPPIES on the day the work commences. If the on the day the work commences. If the with at least an A publication. Send your resume AKC, import employee is unable or unfit to perform the employee is unable or unfit to perform the rating in the latest bloodline, Black job duties listed after the 14 day pretrial, job duties listed after the 14 day pretrial, printing of the A. and salary expecta- M. Best s Key & Sable, service the employee’s contract may be termi- the employee’s contract may be termi- tions to: Rating Guide. If Public Notices quality dogs, nated. Workers will be paid the highest nated. Workers will be paid the highest $800, text at surety qualifies by Public notices must be mar228309@ of $10.18 per hr or applicable piece rates 409-384-0641 of $10.18 per hr or applicable piece rates virtue of its Best s submitted two days prior to gmail.com or call 409-698- depending on crop activity, three quarter depending on crop activity, three quarter listing, the Bond publication date depending CARING & COM- 9351 guarantee, 35 hrs per week, housing, guarantee, 35 hrs per week, housing, amount may not exceed ten percent on the length. Notices PASSIONATE CNA’S equipment and transportation provided at equipment and transportation provided at no cost to workers who cannot reason- no cost to workers who cannot reason- of policyholders WANTED Apply in surplus as shown may be emailed to HOMES ably return to their permanent residence ably return to their permanent residence person. Cypress in the latest A. [email protected] FOR at the end of each work day. We partici- at the end of each work day. We partici- M. Best s Key Point Nursing Cen- SALE pate in the E-Verify program and workers pate in the E-Verify program and workers Rating Guide. ter Bossier City, LA must have valid identification for I-9 prep- must have valid identification for I-9 prep- FOR SALE BY OWN- aration when they report to begin work. aration when they report to begin work. Attention of bidders (behind Lowe’s on Payments ER 2 large bed- Apply for this job at the State Workforce/ Apply for this job at the State Workforce/ is particularly called rooms and 1 bath Douglas Dr.) 318- Job Center office in your area, please Job Center office in your area, please to the requirements Cash, Checks, Billing older wood frame as to conditions call for the nearest office in your area call for the nearest office in your area 747-2700 Come & home on beautiful of employment MS 662-842-2175, AL 256-259-1835, LA MS 662-842-2175, AL 256-259-1835, LA make a difference 1.3 acre lot. 447 W. to be observed S. Beck Rd. 318- 318-676-7705, FL 863-385-3672, using 318-676-7705, FL 863-385-3672, using and minimum in someone’s life 382-9176 $37,000 job order MS123039. Real E state Not ice job order MS122520. wage rates to be paid under the “All real estate advertised herein is Contract, Section 3, subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act, Segregated Facility, which makes it illegal to advertise any Section 109 and preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handi- E.O. 11246, all cap, familial status, or national origin, or applicable laws and intention to make any such preference, regulations of the limitation, or discrimination. We will not federal government knowingly accept any advertising for real THANK YOU FOR READING! and the State estate, which is in violation of the law. of Louisiana, All persons are hereby informed that all and bonding dwellings advertised are available on an and insurance equal opportunity basis. requirements. Wednesday, June 17, 2015 - Minden Press-Herald 9
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