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Local, state and federal agen-cies discussed response prepared-ness plans with the public at thesecond in a two-part series of pub-lic meetings sponsored by theEnvironmental Protection Agency.

Representatives from the Web-ster Parish Sheriff’s Office, theOffice of Homeland Security, theLouisiana Military Departmentamong others were on hand to talkto attendees about the responsestructure in the event of an inci-dent during the remediation ofmillions of pounds of M6 propel-lant and clean burning igniters at

Camp Minden.Webster Parish Sheriff Gary Sex-

ton says Camp Minden and theDoyline area already experienceda true emergency in 2006 when theTown of Doyline and all of CampMinden was evacuated following aseries of explosions of TNT at oneof the old ammunition lines.

“In 2006, we went through thebest training we’ll ever get – andthat’s the real thing,” he said.

Col. John Kendall, installationcommander at Camp Minden,says a full training exercise willtake place in May where all agen-cies involved will drill on what to

do, how to do it and when. Heassured attendees the public willbe notified through media outletsbefore the training exercise takesplace to alleviate any fears.

Kendall says the Louisiana StatePolice will take point in imple-menting response plans for allinvolved. They will head up a uni-fied command system, whichmeans all other agencies will deferto the state police, State TrooperJay Hardy said.

One of the main concerns hasbeen evacuating the surrounding

Response preparedness discussedCAmP miNDeN CLeANUP

Kendall: Drill set for May incase of another explosion

SeeEPA, Page 2


An alleged home invader was pickedup in Shreveport Tuesday, after Shreve-port Police apprehended her on threewarrants.

Linda Ann Taylor, 51, no addressgiven, was charged with home inva-sion, simple burglary and simple crim-inal damage to property. Bonds totaled$30,500.

Maj. Dustin Reynoldssays Taylor was pickedup on the warrantsissued April 9 stemmingfrom an incident thatoccurred during the firstweek of April.

On April 1, he says,Taylor allegedly went toa home on Highway 80and asked the resident of the home formoney. When the resident said no, shereportedly pushed her way in.

“The victim is an elderly woman,”Reynolds said. “Often times, as in thesetypes of cases, the victims are elderlyand are reluctant to report it. Becauseof this victim’s quick action, it may haveprevented the suspect from commit-ting another crime.”

The victim gave her a little bit ofmoney and some food and Taylor left.

On April 6, according to reports, thesame victim was across the street at aneighbor’s and noticed a truck parkedat her residence. She sent her grandsonto the house to see who it was, and thegrandson reportedly witnessed Taylorgoing through his grandmother’s purse.It is not known if she took anythingfrom the purse, but she exited thehome, got in her truck and tore up theyard going around a vehicle parked inthe driveway, Reynolds says.

Taylor was brought back to WebsterParish where she was booked intoBayou Dorcheat Correctional Centeron the above charges.

Accusedhomeinvaderarrested

Webster Crime

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With just a 20 percentchance of rain early Saturdaymorning, the weather surelywon’t dampen this year’sSpring Arts Festival as it getsunderway.

ChickenStock 2015 is set tobegin at 10 a.m. with a day fullof fun-filled art activities fromartwork on display to livemusic and plenty of art stationsfor the public to get into thespirit, there is something foreveryone. Melissa Downer,ChickenStock chairman, saysthis event will offer a variety ofactivities.

“We are so excited to kick offChickenStock 2015,” Downersaid. “We have logged in morethan 1,000 volunteer hours andSaturday isn’t even here yet.Past festival-goers will find thisyear’s festival a little different.

We replaced the Great TalentSearch with a larger hands-onmuseum filled with various artstations for people of all ages tocome and create. There will bean area for adults to sit underthe big shade trees and enjoysome music by area artists.”

“The grounds will be filledwith artists, Farmers Marketvendors and Madame Junk willbe here,” Chris Broussard, co-founder and chairman of theevent, added. “She's a regionalfavorite among shabby chiccollectors.”

Music will be provided bythese area artists: MeredithNelson from 10:15 until 10:45a.m., Kaerington, Logan Cam-mack and C.J. Woods from 11until 11:45 a.m., AbbyReynolds, from noon until12:30 p.m., Rifle from 1 until 2p.m., Ben Shirley from 2:30until 3:30 p.m. and AdriannaMagnano from 3:45 until 4:15p.m.

For 21 years, Cultural Cross-roads has hosted the event,providing children and familiesof Webster Parish a true artexperience. It has also offeredchildren their first real andmeaningful taste of the arts.

Thousands of entries weresubmitted by area children thatwill be on display at The FarmSaturday. The top 10 have beenchosen and an awards ceremo-ny will begin at 3 p.m. in theChildren’s Hands-On MuseumTent.

Admission is $3 each withchildren aged 3 and under free.All gate proceeds will benefitthe Minden High SchoolInstrument program.

A list of activities is as fol-lows:

n Children’s art and poetrycontest and exhibition (Awardsceremony set for 3 p.m. in theChildren’s Hands-on Museum

Youth Challenge Program Cadets, Cheyenne Stanley, left, and Alexis Vinson, put the final touches on amural at The Farm Thursday in preparation of ChickenStock Saturday. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald

ChickenStockis Saturday

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K-9 Officer ChesapeakeCyndi is helping WebsterParish sheriff’s deputiestake drugs off the streets.

Laportia Renee Willis,33, of the 500 block ofMoore Street in Springhill,was arrested Wednesdayand charged with improp-er lane usage, possessionwith intent to distribute

Schedule I CDS (marijua-na) and driving under sus-pension.

According to reports,Webster Parish Sheriff’sDeputy Wade Wells con-ducted a traffic stop onHighway 371 for improperlane usage. Capt. RobertHayden says Willisappeared to be acting in anervous manner, whichprompted Wells to call himin with Chesapeake Cyndi.

“She was not being

straight with the deputywhen he was talking toher,” Hayden said. “Due toher actions, somethingjust didn’t feel right withhim, and he called andasked me to bring (Chesa-peake) Cyndi.”

Hayden says he tookher around the car andshe kept going back to thetrunk area.

“Once she did that, welooked in the trunk andfound the (suspected)

weed back there,” he said.According to reports,

roughly 500 grams of sus-pected marijuana was dis-covered. That equates toabout one pound of mari-juana, Hayden says. Williswas placed under arrest,and during questioning,she reportedly admitted toownership of the suspect-ed marijuana.

Chesapeake Cyndi is 8-years-old and has beentrained strictly as a nar-

cotics K-9 officer. Hayden,who has partnered withher for six years, says sheis trained to sniff out mari-juana, heroin, metham-phetamines and cocaine.

Chesapeake Cyndi wasgiven to the sheriff’s officeseveral years ago in effortsto better equip the lawenforcement agency in itsfight against drugs.

Deputies Wells andCharles Clark made theinitial traffic stop. Hayden

was called to the scene,and after ChesapeakeCyndi alerted to the drugs,Deputies Tommy Zilliner,Bobby Igo III and JoelThomas came to the sceneand took the case fromthere.

Willis was transportedto Bayou Dorcheat Correc-tional Center and bookedon the above charges.

areas, including the Doy-line schools. Buster Flow-ers, head of security andtransportation for theWebster Parish SchoolBoard, says during theentire remediationprocess, school busses willbe stationed at the schoolsin the event they have toevacuate.

He says everyone at theschools will immediatelyget on the busses and betransported to a ren-dezvous point at LakeBistineau State Park. Atthat point, a head countwill be done to make sureeveryone is accounted for.Currently, they are in con-versation with the BienvilleParish School System to tryto use the Ringgold Schoolcomplex as an off-site shel-ter. At that time, parentswill be allowed to pick uptheir children. He empha-sized that no one would beallowed to pick up theirchildren at Doylineschools.

Superintendent of

Schools Dr. Dan Rawls saysonce Doyline School isevacuated, the entireschool system would beshut down to lend itsresources and facilities tothe agencies for whateveris needed.

This is because schoolbusses are also used in theevacuation of YCP cadetsand staff as well as inmatesat Bayou Dorcheat Correc-tional Center. Sexton saysinmates will be evacuatedlast, certainly not becausethey are less important,but because it takes moretime to secure them andget them off site.

David Faulk, with theBossier Parish Sheriff’sOffice, says if an evacua-tion at Camp Mindenoccurs, then the Bossierjail would be placed on fulllockdown in order to lendits transport vehicles inaiding the evacuation ofBDCC.

In an evacuation of Doy-line, a call system will beused urging residents toleave. WPSO will also haveextra patrol in the area fordoor to door notifications,Sexton says. Media will

also be utilized in gettingthe word out.

Jenny Reynolds, withWebster’s Office of Home-land Security and Emer-gency Preparedness, talkedabout the state’s Get aGame Plan website whereit offers preparednessplans for families, busi-nesses and others inpreparation for an evacua-tion. She says to take stockof what will be needed forseveral days, such as bat-teries, flashlights, medica-tion and other things afamily will need in theinterim.

“To have a family plan isinvaluable information,”Reynolds said.

Homeland SecurityDirector John Stanley sayseven with technology, thebest thing is to “get to knowyour neighbors.” That willgo a long way in helpingwith an evacuation,because even though thegovernment is there toprotect its citizens, it startsat the local level.

Reynolds’ office gets asteady flow of informationon any incidents occurringthroughout the parish, and

her job is to make sureinformation is flowingsmoothly up and down thelines of communication.

WOHSEP works in a sup-port capacity with all of theagencies.

“The system in place

works,” Reynolds said.“We’re not just up heretelling you we have one; itreally works.”

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Col. John Kendall, installation commander at Camp Minden, talked to residents aboutthe chain of command regarding response preparedness in the event of an incidentat the military installation. Michelle Bates/Press-Herald

Police: Woman traveling with 500 grams of marijuanaWebster Crime

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ObitUAryMartha Miller Wynn

Graveside services for Martha MillerWynn will be at 10 a.m., Saturday, April 25,2015 at Minden Cemetery under the direc-tion of Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Min-den. Officiating will be the Rev. Bill Crider.The family will receive friends from 8 until9:30 a.m., Saturday, April 25, 2015, at Rose-Neath Funeral Home in Minden.

Martha was born March 16, 1943, inMinden, and entered into rest April 21,2015, in Minden.

She is survived by her husband, Robert W. Wynn ofBenton; son, Michael Shane McCowen of Benton; sister,Bernice Underwood and husband Lynn of Minden;brothers, Jimmie Miller and wife Linda of Minden andMarvin Carroll Miller of California.

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WASHINGTON — The Cullen Fire Protection Organi-zation, District No. 6 has received a $50,972 federal grantthat will be used to purchase firefighter safety equip-ment.

U.S. Senator David Vitter, R-Louisiana, announced theaward in a press release Thursday. The grant comesthrough the Federal Emergency Management Agency’sAssistance to Firefighters Grant Program.

“Making sure our firefighters receive the necessaryequipment, vehicles, and training in order to protectLouisiana communities is a real priority of mine,” Vittersaid in the release.

Cullen Fire Chief Thomas Arnold says the funds will beused to help keep firefighters safe.

“This grant will go to purchase much needed gear forour firemen, to keep them safe while fighting fires,”Arnold said.

Fire DistrictNo. 6 receives$50k grant

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MONROE— A weekend welcome-home event is set inMonroe for members of the Louisiana National Guard's528th Engineer Battalion.

More than 150 soldiers are returning to friends andfamily after deploying to Kuwait for construction andengineering projects in support of Operation EnduringFreedom.

Some of the soldiers went to Afghanistan to manageunits that fell under their command.

The Guard notes in a news release that the 528th Engi-neer Battalion previously deployed to Afghanistan in2004-2005. The unit has also responded to numerousstorms and disasters, including Hurricanes Katrina andRita in 2005.

Saturday's event is set for noon at Monroe RegionalAirport's CenturyLink Hangar.

Welcome home eventset for La. National

Guard battalion

Citizens Advisory Group meetingThe Citizens Advisory Group, sponsored by the Environ-

mental Protection Agency, will meet at 6:30 p.m., Monday, May11 in the Family Life Center at First Baptist Church of Doyline.The purpose of the group is to keep in close contact with theEPA, Camp Minden officials and the contractor chosen to per-form the remediation of the M6 propellant. CAG will monitorthe cleanup process as well as collect data on groundwater, soiland air before, during and after the cleanup takes place. Theywill also ensure the process is in line with the guidelines pro-posed by the Camp Minden Dialogue Committee. For anyonewho would like to sign up or wants more information, callJason Veitch, vice chair at 318-751-1205 or 318-377-6646.

When 1 in 10 children havebeen either sexually or physicallyabused, my sister, Alice, and I con-tinue on our lifelong mission ofexposing child abuse.

Having grown up in a very phys-ically and sexually abusive churchrun orphanage, back in the sixties,I cannot comprehend why somepeople say "we should let sleep-ing dogs lie."

I'll never forget the shock I felt,at fourteen, when I wasapproached at church by a ten-year-old girl. She asked me to stepinto the bathroom after serviceswere over.

In horror I watched as sheunveiled massive layers of black-ened bruises hidden beneath herclothing. Without hesitation Itold her "Tomorrow we will go tothe school nurse."

All day long I feared returninghome from school.

When I stepped off the bus, Isaw the superintendent waitingfor us.

Instinctively I knew he waslooking for the culprit who report-ed the abuse.

I was verbally slapped, after Iconfessedreporting theabuse. He toldme he'd tell myhousemotherbecause thenurse had keptmy name anony-mous when shevisited the homethat day.

Behind closeddoors, my house-mother dealtwith me as shelectured me forhours, telling me how she hadonce beaten her own daughterwith a garden hose so severely shehad to be put to bed. She didn'tdare lay a hand on me, fearing Imight tell.

My punishment was to be onemonth's grounding -- and I would-n't be able to bathe, wash or rollmy hair. I was to wear the samedirty clothes to school and churchfor the duration of my grounding.

Though fifty-three years havepassed and gone, and the abusivehousemother was finally fired thefollowing year, as one case afteranother was reported, and my ownabusive housemother was firedtwenty years later, I'm still proudof the shy, undersized, awkwardfourteen year old girl from thebackwoods of Arkansas, who tookjustice into her own hands backthen and continues to do so today.

Being the activists we are, mysister and I strive to be advo-cates, for those who have novoice!

And even though the orphanagehas moved from Turley to Clare-more, Oklahoma, and changedtheir name, Claremore courtrecords show abuse still reins whilethey home school their childrenmaking it harder for the childrento report the abuse.

Randy Conkling, a housefather,is serving time in prison until 2018for repeatedly raping and sodom-izing a young girl in 2003.

In 2010 we published a book oftrue stories written by theseadult children (many in their 50'sand 60's) because they wanted tofinally be heard to help preventfuture abuse. Also I told my storyto the Aha Moment Tour that camethrough Shreveport in May 2013. Iwas grateful to set up an interviewfor , another victim, to tell herstory on the last day of that tour atSalem, Oregon, which is rightwhere she lives.

Below are the links to our onlinestories.

http://www.ahamoment.com/moments/4281 Sarah's ahamoment

http://www.ahamoment.com/moments/9861 Sonja's ahamoment

If we don't protect children whowill?

Child abuse may never endbut I know that Jesus is the sameyesterday, today and forever andHe always gets me to the rightplace at the right time.

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As the nation celebratesArbor Day (April 24), let’sreflect on the value of trees,and highlight the importantability of trees to restorehope, bring healing, and liftspirits following natural dis-asters. Trees are vital to suc-cessful, long-term recoveryefforts – from a critical con-servation recovery perspec-tive, and also when consider-ing the emotional healingand recovery of people andthe fabric of a community.

Trees bring hope andhealing, raising the spirits ofresidents who suffered theloss of their cherished trees.Many shared a similar senti-ment as that of the goodpeople of Mississippi. Whenasked why he came for thetrees, one resident respond-ed, “So I can bring life back.”

Trees serve many purpos-es. They are very much a partof the fabric of life and of thecommunity. Trees provideboth physical and emotionallandmarks –marking child-hood adventures, romanticwalks, and lazy Saturdayafternoon picnics, amongothers. Trees evoke memo-ries and help to establish asense of place, meaning andbelonging. Putting trees intopeople’s hands following lossserves to lift spirits, restorehope, and help to begin thehealing process. On thisArbor Day, it is importantthat we recognize that treesare vital infrastructure justlike our roads and ourbridges.

Disasters such as wild-fires, tornadoes, windstormsand floods wreak havoc

upon both our physical andemotional landscapes. Thecomfort and security – thesense of place provided byour trees – is dramaticallyaltered, and sometimes evenerased. New trees bringhope and are part of theholistic recovery of a com-munity following a naturaldisaster.

After Superstorm Sandy,residents of New Jersey expe-rienced first-hand the hopeand healing brought forth bynew trees. One said, “Moreand more communities areengaged.We are onthe road torecoveringour pre-cious treecanopy,one tree ata time.”

Theneed foran orches-trated dis-asterresponsethat includes providing newtrees to communities in needis today more importantthan ever due to increasedthreats of severe storms andwildfires. When natural dis-asters strike, our partners onthe ground, including stateforesters across the nation,are poised to respond andready to provide new treesthrough the generous sup-port of our caring membersand partners. 2015 Commu-nity Tree Recovery cam-paigns are visible across thecountry in Alabama,Arkansas, Colorado, Ken-

tucky, Mississippi, Missouri,Nebraska, New Jersey, Okla-homa, Texas and Washing-ton. Trees are part of therecovery process. Together,we can continue to bring lifeback through trees.

In Texas, a local officialhelped plant new trees toreplace trees lost in the dev-astating 2011 wildfires. Hesaid, “As we plant these treeswe’re helping people to knowthat life goes on and thingscan be restored.”

Arbor Day reminds us allto plant, nurture and cele-brate trees.

Let’s continue to planttrees whose benefits will beenjoyed not only by us, butalso by our nation’s childrenand grandchildren.

On this Arbor Day, let’sappreciate the trees for theirimportant role in helping toestablish a sense of place,meaning and belonging; forserving as both physical andemotional landmarks thatdefine important milestonesalong life’s journey; and forbeing so seamlessly, intri-cately woven deeply into therich fabric of our life and ourcommunity.

Please join me and thou-sands of others as we contin-ue to work directly with ourstate forestry leaders on theground to put trees into peo-ple’s hands following the losscaused by natural disasters,so that we may lift spirits,restore hope, and help tobegin the healing process.

Dan LambePresidentArbor Day Foundation

Planting trees,rebuilding communities

and restoring hope

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If you missed PresidentObama's "interview" on MSNBCthis week, you had plenty of com-pany. The man who once filledstadiums with screaming andadoring fans can't even win thecoveted cable news demo ofviewers between the ages of 25and 54.

MSNBC's softball conversationwith the president was beaten byErin Burnett on CNN, andabsolutely crushed by Greta onFNC. Of course, given his tenden-cy to ignore bad news, PresidentObama may wish to focus on thefact that he attracted more youngviewers than CNBC's Shark Tank.

It could well be that Ameri-cans have had their fill of thepresident's denial, especiallyregarding the miserable state ofthe world. Mr. Obama did con-cede in his MSNBC lovefest thatthere is "a lot of tumult andchaos," but quickly added this:"There actually is probably lesswar and vio-lence aroundthe worldtoday thanthere mighthave been thir-ty, forty yearsago."

Our friendCharlesKrauthammerdestroyed thatargument,describing it as"adolescent."Charles pointed out that, by thatmeasure, Lincoln was the lousiestpresident of the 19th century,FDR the worst of the 20th centu-ry.

Now, it's perfectly natural forany leader to stress successes anddownplay failures. No oneexpects President Obama to saythe globe is on fire and he's hold-ing a book of matches. What'struly disturbing is that this presi-dent seems to actually believewhat he's saying.

Does the president trulybelieve his current claim that theUnited States will "work withpartner countries to try to resolveconflicts?" He apparently envi-sions a 60-nation coalitionsweeping in, much like the myth-ical Justice League, to make theworld right. If that's the case, thatcoalition had better get to work.Here are just a few of today'smesses:

Terrorists are running wild inthe Middle East, slaughteringtourists, women, children, Chris-tians, and others who don't fittheir strict definition of faith.

The butcher Assad is comfort-ably ensconced in Syria long afterleaping over President Obama's"red line."

In Russia, Vladimir Putin looksto the West and throws up hismiddle finger.

The animalistic thugs of BokoHaram still terrorize centralAfrica a year after kidnappingmore than 200 schoolgirls.

China has developed a wan-dering eye and is claiming territo-ry belonging to its neighbors.

Europe is overrun by desper-ate North Africans fleeing thechaos in post-Gaddafi Libya.

And of course, ISIS is behead-ing Christians, while Afghanistanseems ready to explode.

Most clear-thinking Americanswant our president and secretaryof state to identify and deal withvillains, those terrorists andtyrants who make the world a farmore dangerous place than it wasthirty, forty years ago. Instead, theadministration is chasing thechimera of "global warming."

We expect so much more fromour leaders. We expect them to berealistic, rational, and truthfulabout the state of the world. Thenagain, perhaps that's a sign thatwe are the ones living in a dreamworld.

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Friday, April 24

Eastside Missionary Baptist Church’s choir gospel quar-tet “The King’s Servants” will be hosting a fish fryfundraiser in Ark-La-Tex Collision’s parking lot from 11a.m. until 2 p.m. The fundraiser is to help fund a missiontrip to Alaska. Price is $10 per plate.

Saturday, April 25

Eastside Missionary Baptist Youth Fundraiser “RaceTowards a Mission” will begin at 8 a.m. with a Fun Runat the church. There will be a 5K at 8:30 a.m., a photobooth and face painting. Register online atwww.active.com or call 393-6150 for a race application.Prizes will be available for the winner of every agegroup.

Pine Grove Baptist Church will celebrate “AnnualWomen’s Day” at 11 a.m. Guest speaker will be SisterLillie M. Norton of Mt. Canaan Baptist Church.

Excel to the Top (a community-wide youth extravagan-za) for kids age 12 and older will be from 10 a.m. until 3p.m. at the Central Community Center, 5500 Hwy 531.,Dubberly. Free breakfast, lunch and registration withbreakfast/registration from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. Thisevent is sponsored by Marilyn Wallace.

Pine Grove Baptist Church will host its first leadershipworkshop from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Registration is from 8until 9 a.m. Worship speakers include the Rev. JamesSmith and Sister Rashunda Myles of Galilee BaptistChurch in Dubberly, Sister Rosie Horne of Saint JoeBaptist Church in Rayville and Sister Ophelia Green ofGreater St. Paul Baptist Church in Minden.

Sunday, April 26

Miller Chapel Church’s pastor aide program will begin at2:30 p.m. with host pastor the Rev. Sherman Bradford.

Blue Run Baptist Church choir day will take place at2:30 p.m. Special guest will be the Rev. James Smith ofGalilee Missionary Baptist Church.

Mayflower Baptist Church’s annual rainbow tea will beat 3 p.m. Special guest speaker will be the Rev. Billy R.Israel with Pleasant Grove Baptist Church.

Sunday, April 26-Wednesday, April 29

St. James Baptist Church will celebrate its annualrevival with guest speaker the Rev. Milton Caesar, pas-tor of St. Mark B.C. of Jonesville April 26 at 6 p.m. TheRev. Thomas N. Bessix, pastor of New Gideon BaptistChurch of Baton Rouge will be guest speaker April 27through 29, 7 p.m. each night. All are invited.

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Around Town

We want to hear from you!

Share your community news with us!

Call the Minden Press-Herald at 377-1866 to learn how to get

the word out on the Webster Life page.

UCAP needs:

Food: biscuit and cornbread mix (small

boxes/packages), canned beef stew, canned fruit,

chili, rice, spam, sugar (1-2 lb. bags/boxes)

Household Items: silverware

Clothing: boy's clothes - size 2, men's work

boots - all sizes, men's shorts - all sizes, men's

pants - 32 waist

Donations may be made at 204 Miller Street

between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday, Wednesday

and Friday or call 377-6804.

ENGAGEMENT

Anglin ~ Brackin engaged to marry

Mr. Lonney Anglin and Mrs. Rebecca Anglin of Sibleyare pleased to announce the engagement of their daugh-ter, Miss Rachael Rhiannon Anglin to Jakeb AlexanderBrackin of Minden.

Jakeb is the son of Bradley Brackin and grandson ofNancy Robison of Minden.

Jakeb is employed at Samuel Electric in Minden.Jakeb and Rhiannon started dating shortly after she

started working at Richland State Bank. They just cele-brated two years together.

The couple will be married May 9, 2015 at Calvary Bap-tist Church in Minden.

MASTER GARDENERS

Lee FauLk

Special To The Press-Herald

The Piney Hills MasterGardeners are proud toannounce that they willonce again offer theirintroductory Master Gar-dener Course beginningthis June. The Piney HillsMaster Gardeners are avolunteer organizationadministered by the LSUAgCenter that serves thecommunity by increasingknowledge of best garden-ing practices, wither it bevegetable, flower, turf grassor ornamental gardening.Members of the Piney HillsMaster Gardeners workdiligently to beautify ourcommunity through com-munity garden projects,teaching gardens, schoolgardening projects, gardentours, flower and plantsales, and a host of otheractivities throughout theyear.

The Master GardenerCourse is necessary tobecome a member of thePiney Hills Master Garden-

ers, and all the benefitsthat come with being amember. Over the courseof 10 weeks, those partici-pating in the class will gaina wealth of knowledgeabout soils, plants, weedidentification and control,garden planning, pestidentification and con-troland a host of other top-ics.

Classes will be held atthe Webster ExtensionOffice in Minden onWednesday morningsstarting on June 4 andgoing until August 13. Costto take the class is $150.

Applications are avail-able at the ClaiborneParish Extension Office,507 West Main Street inHomer, or the WebsterParish Extension Office,1202 Homer Road anddeadline to apply is May15.

For more information,call Lee Faulk at the Clai-borne Extension Office,318-927-3110, or the Web-ster Extension Office, 318-371-1371.

Master GardenersIntroductory Course

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Coach CarlisleSkills Camp

ATHENS—FormerMinden High andLouisiana Tech star RandyCarlisle is hosting a seriesof fundamental basketballcamps.

With over 30 years pro-fessional coaching experi-ence with a proven success-ful track record, Carlisle'spassion and skill for coach-ing and for the sport of bas-ketball itself is evident.Being success driven andmotivational, his teamshave received numeroushonors, awards and recog-nitions.

"The passion for basket-ball runs deep within myfamily as I, as well as myfather, son, and daughterhave achieved five StateChampionships, setting anextraordinary record for afamily to bear state ring,”Carlisle said.

The dates for the campsare the Saturdays, April 25,May 2, may 9 and may 16and will be held at 15520Hwy 9 in Athens at the oldAthens gym.

The camps are for boysand girls, kindergartenthrough seventh-grade(8:30 a.m. till 10 a.m.) andgrades 8th through 12th )10:30 a.m. till 12 p.m.).

The fee for the camp is$100 and each child mustbring their own basketball.

For more informationand the Parent/Guardianpermission forms pleasevisit ultimateseven.com orcall or text Carlisle at (318)579-3363 or (318) 579-3297.

NEW ORLEANS(AP) — Stephen Currywasn't about to turndown the music, or putany kind of damper on agiddy locker room cele-bration that seemedmore reminiscent of aseries-clinching tri-umph.

The Golden StateWarriors still need onemore victory to close outtheir first-round playoffseries with NewOrleans, yet couldn'thelp but exchange con-gratulatory embracesafter the stunning, char-acter-defining rally theypulled off in Game 3.

Curry scored 40points, including a 3-pointer in the final sec-onds of regulation tocomplete a 20-point,fourth-quarter come-back, and the Warriorsbeat the Pelicans 123-119 in overtimeThursday night to take a3-0 series lead.

"You know how bigof a deal it is to comeback from a deficit likethat in the playoffs onthe road, in a game weknew was very impor-tant for us to really takecontrol of this series,"Curry said. "So I thinkwe should celebrate theaccomplishment."

Curry hit seven 3s,including one to startovertime that gave theWarriors the lead forgood.

Klay Thompson had28 points for theWarriors, who trailed89-69 after three quar-ters, then outscored NewOrleans 39-19 over thenext 12 minutes.

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SIBLEY - The LakesideWarriors finished off dis-trict play Thursday night athome with a 8-2 victoryover the North CaddoRebels.

The Warriors ended dis-trict play with just one loss,to the Calvary Cavaliers.

The Warriors recordnow sits at 17-8 overall and9-1 in district 1-2A.

Lakeside smashed theirway to 14 hits on the night,including three extra basehits.

Trent Geis got the jobdone right on the mound,pitching three innings forthe Warriors, only allowingfive hits while striking out

four batters and allowingone earned run.

“North Caddo was dras-tically improved,”Lakeside head coach BobGray said. “We hit the balland did the things we do,

but north Caddo turned outgiving us a pretty goodballgame.”

Lakeside went off forfour runs in the secondinning.

With two outs already

recorded, the Warriors gotfive consecutive singles tobreak the game open.

Logan Clark began thefourth inning with a walk,before scoring on a singleby Coulson White.

An RBI double by JoshPrince plated White,expanding Lakeside’slead.

The Warriors tacked onone more run in the fifthfor good measure and thepitching staff would han-dle the job for the final twoframes.

With the win, Lakesidewill share the district titlewith Calvary Baptist.

The Warriors will faceoff with the MindenCrimson Tide tonight,weather permitting, withjunior varsity at 4 p.m. andvarsity at 6.

Saturday, the Warriorswill host the EvangelEagles for senior day, asLakeside will honor itssenior players.

There will also be a cer-emony honoring the 1990and 1991 Sibley HighSchool state championshipteams.

First pitch for juniorvarsity Saturday will be 11a.m., with varsity begin-ning at 1 p.m.

Plenty of action at Minden Rec. CenterDarlings

Kennon’s Krushers21 Lady Rangers 0Dakota Howard led

Kennon with two triplesand a homerun, followedby Baliegh Haulcy whosingled and tripled.Leigha Gilbert andAh’Lazia Douglas hadtwo singles and a dou-ble, Kennadie Keenerand Kristian White eachsingled twice, BrooklynDavis singled and dou-bled and AubreyGorman, Tatum Oliverand Leyia Slaughteradded singles.

Dixie AngelsKennon Dazzlers 4

Fuzion 5Allee Spigener led

Fuzion with a double, andGracie Green and JaydenDent singled. MollyFanning struck out eightbatters for Fuzion in thecircle.

Lacie Cheatham andLauren Cheatham eachsingled for the Dazzlers.Elisabeth Cage and AdaGilbert combined to strikeout five for the Dazzlers.

Mark Dunn Tigers 0Timberland 3

Elyse Jackson andCaylum Lewis singled tolead Timberland. LandryMalone led the pitchingstaff with four strikeouts.

For the Tigers, KaleighFoster struck out three bat-ters.

Dixie BellesGlenbrook 4 OWC 3

Alysaa Martin andHannah Mosley doubledfor Glenbrook, while KaraBryce and Aubrie Dicksonadded singles. AlyssaMartin led the way on themound striking out fiveand giving up just two hits.

Haley Machen had twosingles and a double forOWC, Karlee Osbon hadtwo singles, and HarlieMiller and Olivia Osbornehad singles.

Osborne also struck outa whopping 14 batters.

First UnitedMethodist 5 Pink

Pratique 14Morgan Starkey,

Ty’Asia Shehee andQuesha Jackson all tripledfor Pink Pratique. NancySilva had two singles, andZimya Manning, Kamryn

Peterson and KimberleeSheppard all singled.

Alexia McKenzietripled to lead FirstMethodist, and AudreyPlants had a good day, sin-gling and striking out eightbatters from the circle.

Coach PitchHere & Yonder 5

Southern Stone 5Cameryn Davis singled

and doubled to leadSouthern, RemingtonArender doubled, andRyan Reagan, CashFrizzell, Gage Williamsand Hudson Glasscock alladded two singles.

Aidan Fizer, JordanAinsworth and LandonBrewer singled twice tolead Here & Yonder.Jacoby Hartwell doubledand Jamall Casey andBrendan Frasier singled.

Roma 9 CJConsulting 1

Garrett Adams tripledfor Roma to lead the hit-ters. Zavius Lewis, MikeySheppard, PrestonBlakely, Peyton Houston,Brayson McKinney,Landon Morgan and

Brody Walker all addedbase hits.

For CJ, Zain Pruitt,Dakota Roberts, JacobJohnson and Ethan Cox allsingled.

AAWreckin Crew 10

Bandits 8Kyler Monk had two

doubles to lead the Crew,Levi Pope singled anddoubled, and Kyler Ray,Hayden Hammett, JekoyaKnowles and BraydonWinston all had two sin-gles.

Everonte Williams andHayden Watkins singledand doubled to lead theBandits. Spencer Brantleyand Deveryuon Mooredoubled and TannerJohnson and WyattWharton singled twice.Dustin Clanton added abase hit.

Exterminators 4Braves 2

Omar Corley homeredfor the Exterminators.Hayden Whitehead sin-gled twice and Joey Curry,Ross Hammett, GavinDavis and Noah Towers

all had base hits.Carmelo Smith doubled

for the Braves, EliCampbell singled twiceand Peyton Gray andLandon Finley singled.

Lil Soldiers 0Wonder Boys 17

Reagan Coyle had twohomeruns and a double forthe Wonder Boys. LandonHuddleston and BrysonRanger homered as well.Brody Bower and EastonSanders doubled and sin-gled, and Jackson Speer,Gaige Machen, JaxonSmith, Hudson Brown andKevin Berry singled.

Christian Ambrosiosingled for the LilSoldiers.

Elm St Dental 8 Alpha Energy 1

Ethan Turner had threesingles, Dawson Day andMason Goodman doubled,Kaleb Williams, SethMangrum and KennedyBurns singled twice andEli Santelices and LeviRhodes singled.

Matthew Michael,Drake Lewis, Hunter Bell,Brayson Cummings and

Jonathan Dick all had basehits to lead Alpha.

AAAKirk’s Towing 3Holmont 10

Dexter Smith andLandon Morrow singled tolead Holmont.

Jacob Whitehead dou-bled and Darius Cartersingled to lead Kirk’s.

Paul Clayton struck outseven batters for Holmont.

Minden Athletic 18Alpha Energy 0

Kendall Flournoy hadthree singles and ChaseTolbert tripled to leadMinden Athletic. CollinMurphy and CooperChase singled. CooperChase had a big day on themound striking out 14 bat-ters.

Gavin Woodall singledto lead Alpha and JaylinWilliams struck out sevenbatters.

Apaches 8 Lion’sClub 2

Cason Clemons dou-bled, and CJ Watts hadthree singles to lead the

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Apaches. MaddoxMandino and LandryPowell singled.

Brandon Winston,Ethan Latour and BrycePowell singled for Lion’sClub.

Jake Wilkins struck outsix batters for Lion’sClub.

Skeeters 0 AlphaRailroad 15

Price Miller had twosingles for Alpha andHayden Harmon struckout nine batters.

Ethan Vise and JasePate combined to strike-out four batters forSkeeters.

Dixie YouthBraves 1 Bulldogs 11Jackson Mayfield

tripled, JonathanParkerson doubled, GradyBrasher had two singlesand Carson Parker andJ’Roceyun Scott singled.

Johnathan Parkersonstruck out eight battersfor the Bulldogs.

Ryley Pate singled andGrayson Lamar sat down11 batters for the Braves.

Swain’s Sluggers 17Tide 0

Caid Thomas tripledand singled, HaydenBrown doubled and sin-gled, Cale Hollis doubled,Je’Dyah Taylor singledtwice and Brian Fostersingled.

Cooper Parks, FelixWeston and Seth Johnsoncombined to sit downseven batters for the Tide.

Dixie BoysFarm Bureau 10

Lakeside 3

Millard Johnson tripledto lead Farm Bureau,Wesley Dennis doubledand Joseph Kidd, ChanceFrizzell, Caden Volentineand Garrett Hall singled.

For Lakeside, LandonRasberry, Alex Haynieand Trent Sparks singledto lead the way.

Minden Elite 0Glenbrook 15

Haynes Mandino had abig day for Glenbrook,smashing a triple and adouble to lead the attack.Cade Clemons tripled aswell, Thomas Parnell hadtwo singles and AustinKing and Beau Branchhad base hits.

The trio of CadeClemons, BranthonyBrown and Nick Mouradcombined to strikeout 11batters and no-hit MindenElite.

SIBLEY - Using a mix-ture of youth and experi-ence, the LakesideWarrior track teams fin-ished second at theDistrict 1-2A meet atLakeside.

On the girls' side,Homer scored 175 pointsto Lakeside's 112. RedRiver was third at 107.

Calvary was fourthwith 68. Lakeview wasfifth at 38 points andNorth Caddo was sixth at

35. On the boys' side

Calvary scored 180 toLakeside's 141. Red Riverwas third at 83. Homerwas fourth at 77.Lakeview was fifth at 55and North Caddo was sixthat 6 points.

Eighth grader KellyWillis lead the way in thefield by winning thejavelin at 85'9". SeniorHeather Schenck finishedsecond in the javelin at84'5”. Yasmine Fergusontook the pole vault titlewith a 6'6" clearance.Destiny Joiner took third inthe long jump at 14'3" andwas fourth in the highjump at 4'2". Alisa Loftonadded a fifth place finish inthe triple jump at 28'10".Alexis Harvey placed fifth

in the shot at 29'0". EmilyManess threw the discus58'2 1/2" for sixth place.

Distance runners AlisaLander and seventh graderAngelina Futch lead theLady Warriors on thetrack. Lander won the3200 (12:26) and was sec-ond in the 1600 (5:43) andthe 800 (2:36). Futch wasthird in the 3200 (15:05),fifth in the 800 (3:09), andsixth in the 1600 (6:52).Destiny Joiner placedfourth in the 100 at 13.40and Cayla McKinsey wassixth at 13.80. McKinseyplaced fourth in the 200 at28.34. Kelly Willis run-ning the hurdles for thefirst time took third in the300 hurdles (1:00.49) andwas fifth in the 100 hur-dles (21.20). The 800

relay made up ofMcKinsey, Johnson,Wright, and Joiner placedfourth (1:59.02). The 400relay composed ofMcKinsey, Johnson,Thornton, and Joiner tooksecond at 53.18. The 1600Relay of Futch, Lander,Willis, and Schenck wasfourth at 5:00.

The Warrior guys wonthree of the seven fieldevents.

Darryl Moore soared21'2" to win the long jump.He would later finish fourthin the triple jump at 41'2".DJ Harrison won thejavelin with a toss of148'3". Frankie Miles wonthe shot with a 46'5" throw.Miles would also take sec-ond in the high jump with aleap of 5'10". Jamarion

Teal went from sixth tothird on his last triple jumpat 41'3". Ty Callendar wasthird in the discus at 103'8"and was fifth in the shot at35'4 1/2". Austin Moss wassecond in the pole vault at9'0" while Adam Petty wasfourth at 7'6".

On the track Eric Greeneand Cody Robinson werethe leaders. Greene wonthe 800 (2:11.76) and 1600(4:48), and was second inthe 3200 (10:45). Robinsonwon the 3200 (10:35) andplaced second in the 1600with a personal best of 4:49and was third in the 800 at2:17. Darryl Moore ran a23.90 for third in the 200and a 11.88 for sixth in the100. Jamarion Teal ran a24.15 for fifth in the 200.In the 300 hurdles seventh

grader Zac Sumlin fin-ished fifth at 51.35. DJHarrison was sixth in the300 hurdles (52.84). TheWarriors finished fifth inthe 400 and 800 relays.Sumlin, Harrison, Petty,and Moss made up thesetwo relays.

The 1600 relay ofGreene, Davis, Miles, andRobinson finished fourth.

The top four of eachevent will now move ontothe Region 1-2A meet inMany scheduled for noonon Thursday, April 30, atthe Many High trackfacility.

Region 1 is made up of18 teams from Districts 1-2A, 2-2A, and 3-2A. Thetop runners at Regionalqualify for the statechampionship meet atLSU.

Special to the Press-Herald

BATON ROUGE -Former Lakeside sprinter,Chris Lewis, had an out-standing day at the LSUAlumni Track meet onSaturday, April 18. Lewis,a freshman at MerdianCommunity College, par-ticipated in the 100 metersand 400 meter relay.

The 100 was made up of18 outstanding sprintersdivided into two nine per-son heats.

Lewis finished sixth inhis heat running a wind-legal personal best of10.39. This time placedhim in eighth overall.

Olympic gold medalwinner, RichardThompson, won the com-petition at 10.04.Thompson, a former LSUAll-American sprinter, wasthe winner of Lewis' heat.Lewis' previous personalbest was 10.49 at the AA

State Track Meet last year.Lewis also ran the open-

ing leg of the MCC 400relay which placed secondto LSU. LSU ran a 39.11while Meredian clocked a39.94 which is second bestin the National Jr. Collegerankings.

Lewis is already a

National Jr. College All-American from his runner-up finish in the 60 metersin March at the IndoorChampionships.

He will try to add All-American outdoor awardsat the championships inLawrence, Kansas in lateMay.

Congratulations to last week’s big winners in the Glenbrook Hunter’sWeekly Super Raffle. Left, Jacob Watkins of Minden poses with theRemington 870 Youth 20 Gauge Shotgun he won in the Wednesday, Apr. 15drawing, with winning numbers 548. Right, Eric Lee of Minden poses with theBrowning Buckmark 22 Auto Pistol he won in the Saturday, Apr. 18 drawing. Hiswinning numbers were 280. The Glenbrook Super Raffle is sponsored byRockin’ Rooster in Minden and Michael’s Men’s Store and Sporting Goods inHomer. Submitted photos

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BATON ROUGE — Gov.Bobby Jindal said Thursdayhe won't support a legisla-tive effort to temporarilysuspend tax breaks todrum up quick cash topatch together next year'sbudget.

The Republican gover-nor, in a sit-down withreporters to recap the sec-ond week of the legislativesession, said he's told leg-islative leaders that hewould consider the move atax increase and he wouldveto a budget dependenton it.

"I made it very clear tothem that we're notencouraging any kind ofgames or workarounds orloopholes," he said.

But he added: "I don'tthink we're going to get inthat situation."

Jindal said he thinkslawmakers will find alonger-term solution to the

state's $1.6 billion budgetshortfall, with tax changesand spending reductionsthat he won't consider anet increase in taxes.

Lawmakers looking forways to stop deep cuts tohealth care services andcollege campuses havefiled an array of measuresto make tax changes thatwould generate newmoney for the state.

Two dozen proposalsare temporary suspensionsof tax credits, rebates,exemptions and deduc-tions that could provide ashort-term fix to balancethe budget if lawmakerscan't reach a broader,long-term agreement ontax changes.

The idea behind thetemporary proposals isthat a tax break suspensionwould generate money forthe next year, while a newgovernor and new Legisla-

ture elected this fall comesin and works to restructureLouisiana's tax structureand spending protections.

Jindal couldn't veto theresolutions that allow forthe temporary tax breaksuspensions — but hecould veto a budget billtied to them. His threat todo so could kill efforts toadvance those pieces oflegislation, since a vetooverride takes a hefty two-thirds vote and lawmakerstraditionally don't supportveto overrides.

One caveat could be iflawmakers include thetemporary tax break sus-pension as part of a largerplan that Jindal wouldn'tconsider a net increase intaxes, an idea that seemslike a long-shot.

Lawmakers are trying tostay within guidelines setby Jindal about what sortsof tax changes he'll consid-

er, parameters set in accor-dance with the policies ofnational anti-tax activistGrover Norquist.

In his budget recom-mendations, the governorproposed to lessen statespending by more than$500 million on a dozenrefundable tax credits inwhich the state writes acheck to businesses abovetheir state tax liability.

But legislators haveresisted the proposal,which faces strong opposi-tion from business leaders,and instead have come up

with their own ideas.This week, the Senate

Finance Committeeapproved a bill to repealthe local property taxcharged on inventory. Themaneuver would save thestate more than $500 mil-lion a year that it givesbusinesses in tax credits tooffset the expense.

Next week, the HouseWays and Means Commit-tee will consider proposalsto raise the cigarette taxand scale back tax breaksfor the film and solarindustries, among other

ideas.Jindal commended law-

makers for makingprogress in the budgetnegotiations.

"This will obviously be acomplicated process.There will be a lot of mov-ing parts," he said.

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tent.)n Children’s Hands-on

museumn Fine Arts exhibitionn Arts and Craftsn Farmers marketn Creation stationsn Food vendorsn Leave Your Mark

(Community Art Projectwill include the installationof personalized ceramictile hand-painted by thechildren of GlenbrookSchool. As a gift to TheFarm, the art students atthe school donated theirart.)

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BRIAN SLODYSKOAssociated Press

BATON ROUGE — Gov.Bobby Jindal said Thurs-day that businessesopposed to religiousobjections laws are enter-ing an "unholy alliance"with the same liberal eliteswho support more taxes,regulation and "demo-nize" profit-making.

In a meeting withreporters, the Republicangovernor said he wasalarmed when businessgroups united with LGBTadvocates to oppose suchlaws in Indiana andArkansas, prompting law-makers to make changes.

Jindal, whose building apossible presidential cam-paign on an appeal tosocial conservatives, is

backing a religious objec-tion bill in Louisiana. Crit-ics of those laws say theycould allow discriminationof same-sex couples, andbusinesses have expressedconcerns about theLouisiana bill, which is acornerstone of the gover-nor's legislative agenda.

In a Thursday opinionpiece published in TheNew York Times, Jindalcalled out business leadersfor betraying what havehistorically been theirconservative allies.

"You had what I'd terman unholy alliancebetween big business andradical left groups tryingto infringe on religious lib-erty rights," Jindal said ofopponents of the Indianabill. "I felt strongly enoughabout it, I wrote an op-ed,

warning these corporateboardrooms that this is atemporary alliance that isnot going to benefitthem."

Jindal said the "nationalradical liberal groups" thatfought Indiana's bill "arethe samegroups thatdemonizeindustries,are for moretaxes, are formore regu-lations, thatdon'tbelieve busi-nessesshould be making profits."

He suggested businessleaders should rememberwho their friends are:"Those who believe in reli-gious liberty also believein economic liberty."

The number two rank-ing member of theLouisiana House suggest-ed Jindal was spreading a"message of divisiveness."

"It is truly a sad day forLouisiana, when one mustlook to New York to hearfrom the Governor ofLouisiana. Hopefully thelegislature will address thetruly urgent issues andwork to improve andstrengthen our communi-ties and economy in a dis-play of fairness, equity,and opportunity for allLouisianians," Rep. WaltLeger, D-New Orleans, anopponent of the religiousobjections bill, said in astatement.

Gay marriage is bannedunder Louisiana's consti-tution, though the U.S.Supreme Court is expected

to soon issue a ruling thatcould strike down suchbans nationwide.

As written, the "Mar-riage and Conscience Act,"sponsored by Rep. MikeJohnson, a Bossier CityRepublican, would prohib-it the state from denyingany resident or business alicense, benefits or taxdeductions because ofactions taken "in accor-dance with a religiousbelief or moral conviction"about marriage.

Computer giant IBM —which has plans for an800-worker facility inBaton Rouge — sent Jin-

dal's office a letter lastweek opposing the bill asdiscriminatory, and thegovernor said other corpo-rations also have askedhim to oppose it.

What the bill wouldactually do has been thesubject of heated debate.

Opponents say it wouldsanction discriminationagainst same-sex couples,while proponents say itwould do no such thing.Some legal experts havesaid if a proposed anti-dis-crimination provision isadded, the amended billmight not accomplishanything.

Jindal blasts companies opposed to religious objections bill

Jindal says he’d veto budget tied to tax break suspensions

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reAD tHe biLLRead House Bill 707 online at www.press-herald.com.

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PAINTINGS

Pre-k – KCarter Martin – HarperLandon Stallings – The Children’s CenterLily Campbell – First Baptist ChurchHannah Whorton – The Children’s CenterDemario Edwards – The Children’s CenterFancy Qualls – The Children’s CenterChevarea Delaney – The Children’s CenterJaven Calloway – The Children’s CenterKaleigh Qualls – The Children’s CenterLevi Royer – The Children’s Center

1st – 2nd gradeGrant Harrington – GlenbrookEmily Chandler – GlenbrookEaston Sanders – GlenbrookMattie Fowler – GlenbrookIzzy Miller – GlenbrookElijah Lingenfelter – GlenbrookLevi Rhodes – GlenbrookLandon Chandler – GlenbrookIsabel Sifmentez – GlenbrookColby Hollis - Glenbrook

3rd – 4th gradeTrey Yetman – RichardsonOlivia Downer – GlenbrookCayd Harron – GlenbrookCollin Campbell – RichardsonDakerrion Williams – RichardsonBrice Baker – North WebsterPaige Timmons – North WebsterLyidia Sanders – GlenbrookGenevieve Thomas – North WebsterChase Sentell - Glenbrook

5th – 6th gradeJackson Powell – GlenbrookBrianna Lewis – North Webster UpperJonah Thomas – HomeschoolSkye Zaraba – Browning Upper ElementaryKendall Lynn – RichardsonGabby Salas – RichardsonSavannah Varney – North Webster UpperNick Mercer – GlenbrookKathryn Woodard – GlenbrookLily Spillers – Glenbrook

7th – 8th gradeAlex Reynolds – LakesideJordan Davis – Webster Jr.

9th – 10th gradeAmber Buggs – North Webster High SchoolSummer Sasser – North Webster High SchoolJessie Roy – North Webster High SchoolSummer Sasser – North Webster High SchoolOctavion Hemphill – North Webster High SchoolDevon Wilson – North Webster High SchoolAriel Walding – North Webster High SchoolElayna Pool – North Webster High SchoolJessie Roy – North Webster High SchoolAshley Demmenal – North Webster High School

11th – 12th gradeAllie Bridges – North Webster High SchoolAllie Bridges – North Webster High SchoolAnquanetta Hawkins – North Webster High SchoolAbi Shirley – North Webster High SchoolJemontel Washington – Minden High SchoolAbi Shirley – North Webster High SchoolAbi Shirley – North Webster High SchoolShana Deschler – North Webster High School

COLORED PENCILS

Pre-k – KAnna Chibnick – Minden Pre-kAnnie Cooper – GlenbrookJewel Holley – GlenbrookBrody Walker – GlenbrookMolly Thurman – GlenbrookMackenzie Hooper – GlenbrookKynzie Smith – GlenbrookCarter Martin – HarperCarter Martin – HarperLela Margaret Miller – Glenbrook

1st – 2nd gradeJordan Simmons – J.l. JonesGavin Miller – GlenbrookHunter Bell – GlenbrookRachel Harrington – GlenbrookMatthew Michael – J.l. JonesSeth Mangrum – GlenbrookMarley Black – GlenbrookBaylee Ware – J.l. JonesSophie Downer – Glenbrook

3rd – 4th gradeGrayson Thomas – GlenbrookAllena Simmons – RichardsonKayln Williams – GlenbrookCade Frye – GlenbrookNate Maness – GlenbrookLandry Powell – Glenbrook

Colin Campbell – RichardsonKaylee Jordan – GlenbrookDalen Robinson – RichardsonMarissa Franklin – Richardson

5th – 6th gradeAnne Grace Adams – North Webster Jr. High SchoolRuben Soto – CentralAshton Rayner – RichardsonGrady Brasher – GlenbrookAsia Mckinney – RichardsonSamaria Dixon – RichardsonRebecca Guthrie – PhillipsKarley Gilliam – GlenbrookWalker Gray – GlenbrookHannah Mosley – Glenbrook

7th – 8th gradeJordan Davis – Webster Jr. High SchoolJesse Schumacher – North Webster Jr. High SchoolAaron Fuller – North Webster Jr. High SchoolAnna Beth Smith – North Webster Jr. High SchoolMahailey Grace Fox – GhsCourtney Kemp – Webster Jr. Jacareon Lathan – Webster Jr.Emily Lewis – Webster Jr. Jacareon Lathan – Webster Jr. Tacorean Wilson – Webster Jr.

9th – 10th gradeAlli Treece – North Webster High School gh SchoolDomonic Rasco – North Webster High SchoolAmber Buggs – North Webster High SchoolTaylor Holland – Minden High SchoolMary Claire Booth – Minden High SchoolBrandon Matthews – Minden High SchoolAroyal Toussant – Minden High SchoolJaycee Johnson – North Webster High SchoolJesse Seymore – Minden High SchoolAustin Wall – Minden High School

11th – 12th gradeAndrew Holford – Minden High SchoolShana Deschler – North Webster High SchoolShana Deschler – North Webster High SchoolEmerald Clark – Minden High School

MIXED MEDIUM

1st – 2nd gradeMason Goodman – GlenbrookLandon Lisenby – GlenbrookLandon Rushing – GlenbrookRebecca Mosley – GlenbrookAbram Jordan – GlenbrookSeth Mangrum – GlenbrookGarrett Adams – GlenbrookBryant Slayton – GlenbrookGrant Harrington – GlenbrookGaige Machen – Glenbrook

3rd – 4th gradeRebecca Harrington – GlenbrokMaddox Mandino – GlenbrookAaron Edwards – RichardsonRebecca Harrington – GlenbrookNakayla Cooksey – Richardson

5th – 6th gradeGrayson Blakeley – GlenbrookReese Hanson – GlenbrookChase Holley – GlenbrookMary Evelyn King – GlenbrookMadison McCullough – GlenbrookConner Humphreys – GlenbrookKendall Flournoy – GlenbrookLauren Still – GlenbrookAnna Claire Lemoine – GlenbrookHannah Mosley – Glenbrook

9th – 10th gradeAmber Buggs – North Webster High SchoolMadison Youngblood – North Webster High SchoolJessie Roy – North Webster High SchoolJerricho Tems – North Webster High SchoolDomonic Rasco – North Webster High SchoolAriel Walding – North Webster High SchoolAllie Denmon – North Webster Highgh SchoolKentaria Thomas – North Webster High SchoolKentaria Thomas – North Webster High SchoolSummer Sasser – North Webster High

11th – 12th gradeStormey J. Sanders – North Webster High SchoolSydney Tilley – North Webster High SchoolGwen Black – North Webster High SchoolVictoria Gulan – North Webster High SchoolSydney Tilley – North Webster High SchoolParish Kimmons – North Webster High SchoolStormy Sanders – North Webster High SchoolVictoria Galan – North Webster High School

PHOTOGRAPHY

3rd – 4th gradeColin Campbell – Richardson

7th – 8th gradeGracie Milam – GlenbrookJemma Killingworth – GlenbrookJemma Killingworth – GlenbrookJemma Killingworkth – Glenbrook

9th – 10th gradeShelby Vaughn – North Webster High SchoolShelby Vaughn – North Webster High SchoolMerry Ward – Minden High SchoolMerry Ward – Minden High SchoolJessie Roy – North Webster High SchoolMerry Ward – Minden High School

11th – 12th gradeCatharine Willis – GlenbrookJustin Le – GlenbrookJustin Le – GlenbrookCatharine Willis – GlenbrookLexie Martin – GlenbrookMarcus Sobol - Glenbrook

COLLAGES

3rd – 4th gradeConner Wood – The Children's CenterAlyssa Vela – The Children's CenterAliysha Butler – The Children's CenterCaden Thorton – The Children's CenterDj Jackson – The Children's CenterChris Vela – The Children's Center

5th – 6th gradeChris Batton – The Children's CenterTrinity Wallace – The Children's Center Aiden Klick – The Children's Center

9th – 10th gradeJessie Seymore – Minden High SchoolMatthew Estes – Doyline High School

11th – 12th gradeSydney Tilley – North Webster High SchoolVictoria Galan – North Webster High School

DIGITAL ART

9th – 10th gradeBrandon Thompson – North Webster High SchoolAlli Denman – North Webster High SchoolJericho Tims – North Webster High School

SCULPTURES

1st – 2nd gradeBrianna Wade – The Children's CenterLucas Whitten – The Children's CenterPorter Neal – The Children's CenterLucas Whitten – The Children's CenterLucas Whitten – The Children's CenterDakota Royer – The Children's CenterPorter Neal – The Children's CenterDakota Royer – The Children's CenterPorter Neal – The Children's CenterGrant Harrington – Glenbrook

3rd – 4th gradeCarson Talley – RichardsonRaegan Davis – The Children's CenterAloral Ligenfelter – GlenbrookXavier Whitten – The Children's CenterRaegan Davis – The Children's CenterXavier Whitten – The Children's CenterXavier Whitten – The Children's CenterRebecca Harrington – Glenbrook

7th – 8th gradeZachary Upya – Doyline High SchoolSebastian Watson – Doyline High SchoolSebastian Watson – Doyling High School

9th – 10th gradeMadison McCormich – Minden High SchoolTaylor Holland – Minden High SchoolKaren Woods – Minden High SchoolTristin Williams – Minden High SchoolTristin Woods – Minden High SchoolTamara Thomas – Minden High SchoolCassie Langley – Minden High SchoolJordan Young – Minden High SchoolArmonis Crockett – North Webster High SchoolOctavion Hemphill – North Webster High School

11th – 12th gradeAlexandre Rose Bridges – Minden High SchoolLaken Lee – Minden High SchoolStormey Sanders – North Webster High SchoolKourtlyne Stevenson – Minden High SchoolJeremy Harris – North Webster High SchoolJerrinyer Harris – North Webster High SchoolAbi Shirelys – North Webster High School

MISCELLANEOUS

7th – 8th gradeAngeli Engel – Doyline High School

9th – 10th gradeElayna Pool – North Webster High School

11th – 12th gradeLaken Lee – Minden High School

WOODWORK

5th – 6th gradeJonah Thomas – Homeschool

9th -10th gradeTravan Morris – North Webster High School

SEWING

1st – 2nd gradeMylie Piper Thomas – Homeschool

CROCHET/KNITTING/CROSS-STITCH

5th – 6th gradeHannah Mosley – Glenbrook

POETRY

3rd – 4th gradeRebecca Harrington Kenzie MacdonaldRebecca HarringtonKenzie Macdonald

5th – 6th gradeCharlton KellogRiley YoungCaleb GrossLanden HopkinsEmma GreerElynn Kate BootheJustin SibleyLogan RhoadsCooper ParksKarley Blackburn

7th – 8th gradeEmily SelfAmber Lovitt

9th – 10th gradeBrianna MurrayBrianna MurrayHayden CorbellCaleb Allison

11th – 12th gradeCatherine WillisCatherine WillisColton SmithCatherine Willis

The Winners for this year's Chick-enStock Children’s Art Contestwill be revealed this Saturdaywith an awards ceremony at 3p.m. on the stage under the bigtent. Chickenstock's 21st AnnualFestival for the Arts will be April25, from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. List-ed below are the top 10 picks ineach division and each category:

Teachers and students work together to make pot holders from colorful materials. The pot holder workshop was one of manyactivities throughout the week as approximately 500 Webster Parish children participated in Kids Week at The Farm. MichelleBates/Press-Herald

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10 Friday, April 24, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald

BABY BLUES | RICK KIRKMAN AND JERRY SCOTT

BEETLE BAILEY | MORT & GREG WALKER

BLONDIE | DEAN YOUNG AND JOHN MARSHALL

FUNKY WINKERBEAN | TOM BATIUK

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE | CHRIS BROWNE

HI AND LOIS | BRIAN WALKER, GREG WALKER AND CHANCE BROWNE

MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM | MIKE PETERS

SAM AND SILO | JERRY DUMAS

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RENTAL2BR 1BA HOUSE 631 Lewisville Rd. Kitchen appliances furnished. $600/ dep $600/ mo. 377-5874. If no answer, leave message. 2BR 1BA Near Hom-er. $300/month. 318-584-4373 2BR/1B HOUSE in Sibley with large lot. $550 plus de-posit. 377-1976 903 VICTORY 4br, 2ba, 2 living ar-eas, 1yr lease. REDUCED. Owner agent. 469-6603 371-9131

BOATSFOR SALE 2008 Nitro Z-6 115 HP Merc. $12,500 Firm. 318-265-0266

LAND FOR SALE

FOR SALE $60,000 1278 KEMP ROAD 1988 18 x 80 OAK CREEK MH ON 2 ACRES, (1 ACRE WOODED) 20x30 INSULATED BUILDING 8x14 STORGE BUILD-ING WITH CAR-PORT IRRIGATION SYSTEM CALL 318-453-5612 FOR SALE 17.4 acres just 3 min-utes north of Minden on Hwy 159. This piece is cleared with a 3+ acre pond. Land is available in 5 acre tracts or as a whole unit. Please call 318-773-9797 for more information or to view property.

AUC-TIONS

J. E. “PAT” PATTER-SON Estate auction Saturday April 25th. 10:00AM. 119 Pine St. American Le-gion Hall. Furniture, Antiques, Primi-tives, Collectables, and Glassware. No buyers fee, Preview Friday 24th 4-7PM. Kevin Mixon LALB 1782. For more info and photos go to auctionzip.com or call 318-578-0795

FARM/RANCH

2006 john deere 5525 asking $15000, cab, cd, air seat, 540 pto only, toplink, d r a y a h 1 9 9 2 @gmail.com / 337-422-774

SERVIC-ES

NEED LAWN CARE SERVICE? Let us quote it! Mowing, hedging, weed eat-ing. Lawn Man-agement 318-377-8169 COMPLETE LAWN CARE SERVICES Serving Minden & surrounding areas. 15 yrs experience. Call 318-525-2099 for pricing esti-mates. DENIED Social Se-curity DISABILITY and/ or SSI?Please CALL 318-272-3312 ALWAYS leave a message.NO money up front HUSBAND FOR HIRE Home main-tenance jobs. Call Charles Stubbs 426-5425 or 377-8658 YARD WORK Pri-marily mowing. Call 584-2802 for free estimate.

EMPLOY-MENT

CARING & COM-PASSIONATE CNA’S WANTEDApply in person.Cypress Point Nursing CenterBossier City, LA(behind Lowe’s on Douglas Dr.)318-747-2700Come & make a difference in some-one’s life LPN NURSE Sarting pay $18/hr. Tak-ing applications at Claiborne Parish Detention Center, 1415 Hwy 520, 8a-4p. Monday - Fri-day. MINISTER OF MU-S I C / O R G A N I S T Methodist church. 11:00 Sunday ser-vices and additional services. Details: Rev. Linda Flourn-oy, Church Admin. Rev. Raymond Hampton Pastor. 318-377-4171 NOW HIRING quali-fied servers, host-esses and food run-ners/ bussers.Email contact in-formation and pre-vious work experi-ence to [email protected]. ROSEBURG FOR-EST PRODUCTS is seeking Laborers with a minimum of 1 year produc-tion experience @ a starting rate of $14.12/hr. for it’s Simsboro, LA fa-cility. Interested candidates should apply by accessing the following web-site http://roseburg.applicantpool.com and look for Mill Production - Sims-boro. An Equal Op-portunity Employer including Disability & Veterans SUMMER CAMP COOK NEEDED Located in Minden. Looking for an expe-rienced cook for June and July of 2015. Must be capable of cooking for up to 100 people. Experience as a school cook is a big plus. Call 423-3826 for more infor-mation.

FOR SALE

BLACK 36” COOK-TOP AND WALL MI-CROWAVE/OVEN Still in my kitchen, working. See at 367 Tanglewood or call 377-3804. $250 for both. FOR SALE BY OWNER 5.3 acres, 8.5 miles south of Lakeside HS. Hwy 371. Call 410-913-7412

GARAGE SALES

15074 HWY 80 EAST Yard sale. Saturday April 25th! 3 Fami-lies - Cleaning out everything - Must see to believe! 300 HICKORY HILLS ROAD 7:00AM - 11:00AM. Past Wal-Mart, on right on Old Arcadia Road, 3 Miles, turn left. Household items, furniture, ladies clothes size 6-10, baby furniture, misc items. 707 CLAIBORNE Ladies and Men’s clothing, household items some furni-ture! No Early Birds Please! Saturday, 7 a.m. 900 NURSERY RD. Saturday April 25th, 7a-5p SATURDAY APRIL 25TH 113 Kirby Place. No sales until 8! Furniture, cottage and shabby chic decor, house-hold, nice women’s clothing. Lost of miscellaneous.

PETS6 WEEK OLD Min-iature male yorkie. $300.00 Teacup size 318-377-4133 or 318-272-1988

HOMES FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OWN-ER 2br/2ba house on Lake Bistineau. Great starter home or get away. Ap-proximately 1 acre with 110ft pier com-plete with electric-ity and water. Con-crete boat launch, fenced backyard, stone fireplace, screened deck and open deck, and 2 car garage. 318-347-3099 HOME FOR SALE 3BR, 2BA BRICK HOME, ON 3.08 ACRES. 2517 JACK MARTIN ROAD $160,000. BY APPOINT-MENT ONLY. CALL 318-453-8685

LEGAL NOTICE

Webster Parish has been awarded federal funds under the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board program. Funds in the amount of $15,426 were awarded to supplement emergency food and shelter programs in Webster Parish. Under the terms of the grant from the national FEMA board, local agencies chosen to receive funds must: 1) be non-profits or units of government; 2) have an accounting system; 3) practice nondiscrimination;

4) have demonstrated the capability to deliver emergency food and/or shelter programs and, 5) they must have a voluntary board. Qualifying agencies interested in applying for Emergency Food and Shelter Program funds may pick up an application from the Webster Parish Community Services office, located at 208 Gleason Street in Minden. The deadline for applications to be turned in is 4:00 p.m. May 18, 2015. For additional information contact Mary Whitaker at 318-377-7022

April 24, 2015May 1 & 8, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________ SHERIFFÕ S SALE

U.S. BANK NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE, SUCCESSOR IN INTEREST TO BANK OF

AMERICA, NATIONAL

ASSOCIATION AS TRUSTEE AS

SUCCESSOR BY MERGER TO LASALLE

BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, AS

TRUSTEE FOR CERTIFICATE HOLDERS OF

BEAR STEARNS ASSET BACKED

SECURITIES I LLC, ASSET-

BACKED CERTIFICATES,

SERIES 2005-HE9

VS.

JAMES CONRAD NICOLAISEN AND JOHNNIE LOUISE

NICOLAISEN In the T w e n t y - S i x t h Judicial District Court of Webster Parish, Louisiana, No. 74402.

By virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued out of the Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court of Webster Parish, Louisiana, in the above styled and numbered suit and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public auction to the last and highest bidder for cash WITH the benefit of appraisement and according to law at the principal front door of the Courthouse in the City of Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana, on

WEDNESDAY, April 29, 2015,

during the legal sale hours, the following property, to wit:

Lots 63 & 64, of the Frost Lumber Industries, Inc. Subdivision, of a part of the North Half of the Norhwest Quarter (N/2 of NW/4), Section 12, Township 23 North, Range 11 West, Webster Parish, Louisiana, as per map and plat on file and of record in Map Book 2, Page 31, Map Records of Webster Parish, Louisiana, together with all i m p r o v e m e n t s located thereon and right thereto b e l o n g i n g . Municipal address 103 Elmwood Street, Springhill

SOLD SUBJECT TO ANY SUPERIOR LIENS,

M O R T G A G E S OR PRIVILEGES THERETO. S a i d property seized is that of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy a judgment rendered in our Honorable Court.

GARY S. SEXTONSheriff and Ex-Officio Auctioneer, Webster Parish, Louisiana

Linda Vaughan-Deputy

March 27, 2015April 24, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________

SHERIFFÕ S SALE

JP MORGAN CHASE BANK

VS.

RODNEY DEVELION

KEENER AND COREY C. KEENER

In the T w e n t y - S i x t h Judicial District Court of Webster Parish, Louisiana, No. 73534.


WEDNESDAY, May 27, 2015,


LOT #6 of CANEY LAKE DRIVE S U B D I V I S I O N , UNIT NO. 1, a second re-subdivision of parts of Lots #2-12 of Caney Lake Drive Subdivision, located in the Southwest Quarter of Section 16, Township 19 North, Range 9 West, Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana, per map and plat thereof on file and of record in the Office of the Clerk of Court, Webster Parish, Louisiana, in Map Book 3, Page 18, together with all i m p r o v e m e n t s thereon and all rights thereto belonging.SOLD SUBJECT TO ANY SUPERIOR LIENS, M O R T G A G E S OR PRIVILEGES THERETO. S a i d property seized is that of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy a judgment rendered in our Honorable Court.



April 24, 2015May 22, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________SHERIFFÕ S SALE

GIBSLAND BANK & TRUST

COMPANYVS.

BONNY SUE YATES





Lot forty-five (45) of Twin Oaks S u b d i v i s i o n located in the N/2 of the NE/4 and the SW/4 of the NE/4 of Section 17, Township 19 North, Range 9 West, Webster Parish, Louisiana, as shown by map and plat thereof on file and of record in Map Book 4, Page 31, of the records of Webster Parish, Louisiana, together with all and singular i m p r o v e m e n t s thereon and all rights thereunto belonging. The Municipal Address of the property is 351 Shane Drive, Minden, Louisiana 71055.

SOLD SUBJECT TO ANY SUPERIOR LIENS, M O R T G A G E S OR PRIVILEGES THERETO. S a i d property seized is that of the defendant and will be sold to satisfy a judgment rendered in our Honorable Court.



April 24, 2015May 22, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________SHERIFFÕ S SALE

DEUTSCHE BANK NATIONAL TRUST

COMPANY, AS INDENTURE

TRUSTEE, ON BEHALF OF THE

HOLDERS OF THE ACCREDITED

MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST 2006-1 ASSET

BACKED NOTES

VS.

ROBERT CARTER

AND JANNETTE L. CARTER





THAT CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND, together with all the rights, ways, priviliges, s e r v i t u d e s , a p p u r t e n a n c e s and advantages thereunto belonging or in anywise a p p e r t a i n i n g , situated in the Parish of Webster, State of Louisiana, in that subdivision known as Lot Three (3), Pecan Drive Subdivision located in the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter (SW/4 of NW/4) of Section 19, Township 23 North, Range 10 West, Cullen, Webster Parish, Louisiana.




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SHERIFFÕ S SALE

WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.

VS.

M A R G A R E T E ANNE FLENNIKEN

BREEDLOVE


By virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued out of the Twenty-Sixth Judicial District Court of Webster Parish, Louisiana, in the above styled and numbered suit and to me directed, I have seized and taken into my possession and will offer for sale at public auction to the last and highest bidder for cash WITHOUT the benefit of appraisement and according to law at the principal front door of the Courthouse in the City of Minden, Webster Parish, Louisiana, on



LOT 7, BLOCK 3, GOODE ANNEX to the City of Minden, Louisiana, and a strip of land 14 feet by 140 feet between Lots 6 and 7, Block 3, Goode Annex, all as shown by map and plat of the said Goode Annex in Map Book 1, page 28, Office of the Clerk of Court, Webster Parish, Louisiana, together with all i m p r o v e m e n t s thereon and all rights thereto belonging; subject to restrictions, s e r v i t u d e s , r i g h t s - o f - w a y and outstanding

mineral rights of record affecting the property.




April 24, 2015May 22, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________IN RE: MATURED, UNREDEEMED, D O C K E T NO. 638348 SEC. 21

AND UNCLAIMED UNITED STATES

SAVINGS BONDS WITH PURCHASERS 19TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT

OR OWNERS WITH LAST KNOWN

ADDRESSES IN THE STATE PARISH OF EAST BATON ROUGEOF LOUISIANA STATE OF L O U I S I A N A

________________

NOTICE OF SUIT

To the list below of owners of United States savings bonds currently in the possession of the Louisiana State Treasurer and to the class of unknown owners of all United States savings bonds that have also reached their maturity date, that have not been redeemed, that have purchasers or owners with last known addresses in

the state of Louisiana according to the records of the U.S. Treasury Department, and that were issued during the following timeframes:

40-year Series E bonds issued between 1941 and February 28, 1967;

30-year Series E bonds issued between 1965 and February 28, 1977;

Series EE bonds issued between July 1, 1980 and February 28, 1993;

Series A, B, C, D, F, G, J and K bonds (all of which were issued prior to 1958);

Series H bonds issued on or before February 28, 1977;

Series HH bonds issued on or before February 28, 1987;

and to all other concerned persons.

You are notified that such property has been presumed to be abandoned. You are further notified that a petition pursuant to the Louisiana Uniform Unclaimed Property Act (R.S. 9:151, et seq.) and identifying you as an owner has been filed in the 19th Judicial District Court for the Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana, by the Louisiana Department of the Treasury seeking a declaration that title to the above-described U.S. savings bonds has passed to the state of Louisiana by way of escheat pursuant to R.S. 9:182. For further information about this lawsuit, visit http://www.treasury.state.la.us/default.aspx. You are hereby required to answer the petition or other pleading or otherwise defend or before June 9, 2015, in the 19th Judicial District Court for the

Parish of East Baton Rouge, Louisiana. If you fail to answer or otherwise defend, the petition or other pleading will be taken as true, and judgment, the nature of which will be stated and may include a declaration that title to the above-described U.S. savings bonds have passed to the state of Louisiana by way of escheat, will be rendered accordingly. You are further notified that on June 15, 2015, at 10:00 a.m., a hearing will be held, at which time the Court will determine whether the above-referenced savings bonds should escheat to the State of Louisiana.

Owners of U.S. Savings Bonds in the Louisiana State TreasurerÕ s Possession and Location, If Known:

Grace Aaron ( O u a c h i t a )Barbara Abney ( C a l i f o r n i a )Jennifer Abney a.k.a Jennifer Phemister (California)Christopher D. Adams (E. Baton Rouge)Tangee R. Adams (E. Baton Rouge)Emma L. Aggison ( G e o r g i a )George B. Aggison (Georgia)Bette Aguillard (Lafayette) Lottie M. Aguillard ( L a f a y e t t e )Marcie Michelle Allen (Calcasieu)Allison Gordon Amedee (Orleans)Christian Patrick Amedee (Orleans)Gloria L. Amedee ( O r l e a n s ) Edna Anderson ( L a f a y e t t e )Christopher Jamaal Anderson (E. Baton Rouge) Theresa Anderson ( L a f a y e t t e )Joseph Anderson ( L a f a y e t t e )Joseph F. Assunto (St. Bernard)Theresa Assunto (St. Bernard)Clara Aucoin (Orleans)

Mary August ( L a f a y e t t e )Karen Elise Babin (E. Baton Rouge)David Babin ( J e f f e r s o n )Helen Babin ( J e f f e r s o n )Alphonse L. Babin, Jr. (E. Baton Rouge)James Michael Baggett (Lafayette)Michael Seth Baggett (Lafayette) Lauren Ashley Baggett (Lafayette)Laura L. Baggett ( L a f a y e t t e )Michael Seth Baggett (Lafayette)Barbara Baham ( J e f f e r s o n )Brian Keith Baham (Jefferson)Charlotte Anne Bahn (Florida)Ed Bailey (Caddo)Hardy A. Bailey ( B e a u r e g a r d )Rene T. Bailey (St. Tammany)John L. Ballantyne, Jr. (Orleans)Helen M. Barideaux ( M i c h i g a n )Jackelyn M. Barideaux (Michigan)Brittny Barnes ( O u a c h i t a )Grant Barrington ( L a f a y e t t e )Patt Barrington ( L a f a y e t t e )Sallie Morgan Barsock (Orleans)Myram A. Barton (Texas)Irene D. Belida (St. Landry)John Russell Basco (Orleans)Michael Beach ( O r l e a n s )Julie Michelle Berins (Jefferson)Leonard M. Berins (Jefferson)Alanina Bernard Bernard (North C a r o l i n a )Hilarius Bernard III (North Carolina) Shree Bezue ( O r l e a n s )Brandon Scott Blackshire (Jefferson)Janice Blackshire ( J e f f e r s o n )A. C. Blackwood ( A c a d i a )Barney Blanchard ( P l a q u e m i n e s )Dwayne Blanchard ( P l a q u e m i n e s )Barney Blanchard ( L a f a y e t t e )Shon Blanchard

( L a f a y e t t e )Barbara Bollinger ( O k l a h o m a )R.P. Bollinger ( O k l a h o m a )George M. Bonnett Jr. (St. Tammany)Mary B. Bonnett (St. Tammany)Gretchen A. Boothe (Oklahoma) George Boothe ( O k l a h o m a )Burnette L. Bordelon, Jr. (Jefferson)Burnette L. Bordelon, Sr. (Jefferson)Delta Borne ( J e f f e r s o n ) Dorothy S. Boudreaux ( T e n n e s s e e )Joseph F. Boudreaux ( T e n n e s s e e )Katie Boudreaux ( L a f o u r c h e )Garland Bourgeois ( O r l e a n s )Margaret Bourgeois ( O r l e a n s )Nathaniel Boyance ( L a f a y e t t e )Jamie Noelle Bozeman (Alabama)Jimmy Bozeman ( A l a b a m a )Cindy Patrice Bradshaw (Orleans)James Bradshaw Jr. (Orleans)J. Dustin BrandonJerry Lee Brandon (Bossier)Beverly Brandon ( B o s s i e r )Emma D. Brast (St. Mary)Paul Breaux ( L a f a y e t t e )Nancy Wendell Brian (Arkansas)Susan B. Brian ( A r k a n s a s )Arian Angelle Brignac (Orleans)Paul M. Brignac, III (Orleans)Brian Brothers (St. Tammany)Lynette Brothers (St. Tammany)Ernest Alvin Brooms, Jr. (Iberia)Melvina Augusta Brooms (Iberia)Colleen BroussardGertie Broussard ( O r l e a n s )Natalie Colleen B r o u s s a r dPierre Whitney Broussard (Lafayette)Ethel Brown (Orleans)Gordon Keith Brown (Morehouse)Mary Brumfield Mary Brumfield ( T e x a s )

Mary A. Brumfield ( O r l e a n s )Nolan Brumfield Nolan Brumfield Jr. (Texas)Paul O. Bryant ( O r l e a n s )James L. Buffin (Virginia)Elizabeth Milliken ( W e s t e r f i e l d ) Burke (Orleans)James Gibbons Burke, III (Orleans)Ruth Nairne Burke (Orleans)Laul Burns Thais L. Butler ( O r l e a n s )Thais S. Butler ( O r l e a n s )Kathleen W. Caboni (Colorado)Marissa Kristin Caboni (Colorado)Tr & Sav Caddo ( V i r g i n i a )Paul E. Calais ( O r l e a n s )Clarence Caldwell ( O r l e a n s )Saundra Caldwell ( O r l e a n s )Heather Lee Capello (E. Baton Rouge)Darryl John Carimi (Orleans)David Darryl Carimi (Orleans)Beth CarmackRobert Carmack (Minnesota) Elmer C. Carr ( O r l e a n s )Quanetta Tamika Carroll (Iberia)Alice Carruth (OrleansCecil W. Carter Jr. (Mississippi)Georgia A. Carter (Orleans)Marc T. Carter ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Allison Cavalier ( O r l e a n s )Geralyn B. Cavalier ( T e n n e s s e e )Janice Carrol Cavalier (Orleans)Leslie Cavalier ( O r l e a n s )Raymond A. Cavalier ( T e n n e s s e e )Michael J. Cenola (Orleans)Mona Centola ( O r l e a n s )Lloyd Champagne (St. John the Baptist)Staci Champagne (St. John the Baptist)Thomas H. Charlebois (Orleans) Amelia M. Chastant (Orleans)Lawrence T. Chauvin ( P l a q u e m i n e s )

Una Mae Chauvin ( P l a q u e m i n e s )Kathleen M. Chevalier (Caddo)Stephen F. Chevalier (Caddo)Nellie N. Christopher (Point Coupee) Robert Christopher (Point Coupee)Benjamin Todd Clark (Caddo)Bonnie S. Clark ( M a r y l a n d ) Joseph M. Clark Jr. (Maryland)Paul M. Clark, Jr. (Caddo)Harry L. Colcolough ( O r l e a n s )Maureen G. Colcolough (Orleans)Pauline Wright Pugh Cole (Calcasieu)Jeffrey Martin Cole (Calcasieu)Lois Jane Whetsel Collins (Lafayette)Juanita M. Collins ( A s s u m p t i o n )Stephen Boring Collins (Lafayette)Ernest T. Conolly ( O r l e a n s )Irene C. Conolly ( O r l e a n s )James L. Cooper (Lincoln)Sheron Cooper ( L i n c o l n )Albert L. Cormier (St. Martin)Theresa S. Cormier (St. Martin)John Costanza ( J e f f e r s o n )Troy Costanza ( J e f f e r s o n )Doris J. Courville (St. Landry)Etienne Courville (St. Landry)L.G. Coy Ethel Viola Crabb (Orleans)Billie H. Crabtree ( O r l e a n s )James Aubrey Crabtree (Orleans)Dolores Craven ( O r l e a n s )Timothy Craven ( O r l e a n s )Bob Creech (Caddo)Chad Harris Creech (Caddo)Marie B. Culver ( O r l e a n s )Raymond J. Culver (Orleans)Maurice Cummings (E. Baton Rouge) Allen Dalfrey ( L a f a y e t t e )Mary T. Dalfrey ( L a f a y e t t e )

Janet M. Daly ( O r l e a n s )Woodrow W. DanielMary Daniels (New York)Francisco da Silva Terra (Orleans)Lee Davis (Jefferson)Earnestine C. Davis (Ouachita)Edna E. Davis ( O r l e a n s )Charles Dawson ( O r l e a n s )Melvin Earl Dawson (Orleans)Laurence C. Deblanc (Lafayette) Louis Paul Deblanc ( L a f a y e t t e )Tessa A. Debose ( O r l e a n s )James W. Debuys ( J e f f e r s o n )Marion G. Deckelman ( C a l i f o r n i a )Robert C. Deckelman ( C a l i f o r n i a )Numa Delhomme ( L a f a y e t t e )Dana Marie DellIra T. Dell Steven Hudson Dell (Jefferson)Shamus Paul DeMary (Calcasieu)Julianna L. DePrinse (Ontario, Canada)Cynthia Louise Derbins (Orleans)Todd Devidts ( C a l i f o r n i a )Clifton J. Devillier (St. Landry)Irene DeVillier (St. Landry)Joseph Abram Devillier (St. Landry)Clay Devillier (St. Landry)Clay G. DeVilliere (St. Landry)Mary A. Dodge ( F l o r i d a )Shani Marie D o m e n g e a u x ( L a f a y e t t e )Emile J. Donaldson ( O r l e a n s )Charles Jessie Donato (St. Landry)Theresa Donato (St. Landry)Larry Merrell Doss (Jackson)Regile Doucet, Jr. (St. Landry)Myrtle Doucet (St. Landry)Debra Dretar ( J e f f e r s o n )Diane S. Drury ( J e f f e r s o n )Edward R. Drury ( J e f f e r s o n )Jessie L. Duckworth (E. Baton Rouge)

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Lawyer T. Duckworth (E. Baton Rouge)Harold John Baptist Duhon (Lafayette)G. Steven Duplechain (E. Baton Rouge)Matthew Ross Duplechain (E. Baton Rouge)Anthony Dupre (St. Landry)Jessie Dupre (St. Landry)Melvin D. Edward (Caddo)Billy R. Edwards ( C a d d o )Annie R. Eiseman ( A r k a n s a s )Richard J. Eiseman ( A r k a n s a s )Mary Ann Eller ( J e f f e r s o n )Mae Elizabeth Ellerman (Orleans)Mary R Ellerman (St. Tammany)Maude Bertha Emery (Orleans)William Emery ( O r l e a n s )Elizabeth Erwin ( O u a c h i t a ) Walter Essect Nicholas Estiverne (E. Baton Rouge)Nell S. Estorge (Iberia)Anita M. Evans ( O r l e a n s )Angele V. Evans (Orleans)Stacie Ray Evans (Orleans)Norman Evens Dianne Fagot ( O r l e a n s )Herbert Fagot ( L a f a y e t t e )Herbert Fagot ( V i r g i n i a )Lisa Fagot (Virginia)Mary West Farris ( N a t c h i t o c h e s )Reginald M. Farris ( N a t c h i t o c h e s )Andrea Joy Faulk (Calcasieu)Patricia Faulk ( C a l c a s i e u )Robert Felknor ( B o s s i e r )Christopher Waynn Fergeson (Oklahoma)Dianne Turnley Fergeson (Oklahoma)Dolci Fillinich ( L a f o u r c h e )Zach A. Fillinich ( L a f o u r c h e )Fannie G. Fiorella (Orleans)William H. Fiorella, Sr. (Orleans)Ida E. Fischer ( O r l e a n s )Calvin A. Fleming, II (Jefferson)Carrolyn Foland ( J e f f e r s o n )Joseph Elmo Foland (Jefferson)Berth Fontenot ( O r l e a n s )James Billier Fontenot (Orleans)John Y. Fontenot (St. Landry)Joseph R. Fontenot ( C a l c a s i e u )Sidney S. Fontenot (St. Landry)Virginia Fontenot ( C a l c a s i e u )Lemoine Ford (Caddo)Mosie L. Ford (Caddo)Carol P. Ford (E. Baton Rouge)Edward A. Ford ( J e f f e r s o n )Leonie S. Ford ( J e f f e r s o n )James Alvin Freeman, Jr. (California)James A. Freeman ( L a f a y e t t e ) Janet Sue Freeman Mark Evan Freeman ( L a f a y e t t e ) Mary Catherine Furman (Orleans)Nell Furman (Orleans)Aaron J. Fuselier ( J e f f e r s o n )Paul Michael Galaforo Jr. (Jefferson)Catherine L. Galaforo (Jefferson)Angela K. Gallagher ( L a f a y e t t e )Dudley M. Gallagher (Orleans)Dudley Michael G a l l a g h e r , Jr. (Orleans)James Sean Gallagher (Lafayette)Mary H. Gallagher ( O r l e a n s )Harry Genry (Orleans)Sophronios K. Georgeades (Orleans)Robert Michael Geraci (Orleans)Carol Lee Gervais (Orleans)Harold W. Gervais (Orleans)Daniel J. Gianelloni (Prov de Habana, Cuba) Imogene Gianelloni (Prov de Habana, Cuba)Adrian Joseph Gibbs (Orleans)Booker Gibbs, Jr. (Orleans)Michelle Theresa Gibbs (Orleans)

Linda Jane Gimma (Orleans)Payton B. Givens ( M o r e h o u s e )Mittie Givins ( M o r e h o u s e )Anthony L. Glorioso (Jefferson)Anthony L. Glorioso (Ouachita)Jay Lewis Glorioso ( O u a c h i t a )Jill Ann Glorioso ( J e f f e r s o n )Charlotte Lewis Glover (Lafayette)Mary GoddardMarissa Ann Goldsmith (California)Matthew F. Goldsmith (Florida)Morissa A. Goldsmith ( C a l i f o r n i a )Hollace Goldsmith ( C a l i f o r n i a )Michael Goldsmith ( C a l i f o r n i a )Bernadine L. G o o d e a u x ( B e a u r e g a r d )Shawn Paul Goodeaux (California)Anne B. Goodyear ( O r l e a n s )Casey Brooks Gordon (Ascension)Judi Gordon ( A s c e n s i o n )George H. Gossom (Orleans)Kathleen E. Gossom (Orleans)Glenn Gothreaux ( C a l c a s i e u )Louis Gothreaux ( C a l c a s i e u )Arthur Gordon Grant III Arthur Gordon Grant Jr.Earl Nelson Gray, Jr. (Orleans)Earl Nelson Gray, Sr. (Orleans)Mary Greco (Orleans)Rose M. Greco ( O r l e a n s )Samuel Greco ( O r l e a n s )Vincent J. Greco (Orleans)Edith C. GreenElena Green (St. Landry)Keith W. GreenKristi Sharon Green (Tennessee)Nicholas Green, Jr. (St. Landry)Earl Grogren, Sr. (Jefferson)Audrey W. Groves ( C a l c a s i e u )William J Groves ( C a l c a s i e u )Arthur Guedes ( O r l e a n s )Earl A. Guidroz ( O r l e a n s )Alvin L. Guidry (St. Landry) Edward J. Guidry ( L a f o u r c h e )Lois A. Guidry ( L a f o u r c h e )Joseph G. Guillory ( C a l c a s i e u )Evelena Fontenot Guillory (Calcasieu) Henry Gumbaugh Connie C. Haerer ( J e f f e r s o n )Philip L. Haerer ( J e f f e r s o n )John J. Haggerty ( O r l e a n s )M a r c e l i n e Haggerty (Orleans)George Hall (Orleans)Caroline Halpern ( O r l e a n s )Minette Halpern ( O r l e a n s )Eleanor Halprin ( O r l e a n s )Michael Halprin ( O r l e a n s )Ethel B. Hamelback ( C a d d o )Walter Hamelback ( C a d d o )Edrea K. Handy ( L a f a y e t t e )Katherine Handy ( L a f a y e t t e ) Ed Handy (Lafayette)Bobby D. Hanson ( W e b s t e r )Celia Ann Hanson ( W e b s t e r )Meredith T. Hanson (Webster)Delia V. Hardee ( C a d d o )Mildred Irene Hardee (Caddo)Ellen C. Harper (Orleans)Bennie G. Harris, Sr. (E. Baton Rouge)Bryan K. Harris (E. Baton Rouge)Nefertiti Akeita Hawkins (E. Baton Rouge) Harry R. HawthroneFredonia Haymond ( A s c e n s i o n )Leo F. Haymond, Jr. (Ascension)Leo Hegwood (Point Coupee)John Hebert, III (St. Tammany)Barbara C. Heitmeier (Orleans)Dewey J. Heitmeier ( O r l e a n s )G e r a l d i n e Henry (Orleans)

Harry Henry, Sr. (Orleans)Michael P. Henry (Orleans)Adam Hesko, Jr. (Orleans) Frank Hidalgo ( L a f o u r c h e )John F. HiendlmayrClaude Hidgon, Jr. (Vermilion)Claude Higdon, Jr. (St. Landry)Velma D. Higdon (St. Landry)Beau M. Higginbotham (E. Baton Rouge)Kathryn W. Higginbotham (E. Baton Rouge)Lee C. Higginbotham (E. Baton Rouge)Prentist L. Higginbotham (E. Baton Rouge)Charles E. Hill (Orleans)James M. Hill ( A s c e n s i o n )Marilyn A. Hill (Orleans)Marie Robbins Hill (Texas)Rosemary Hill ( A s c e n s i o n )W.O. Hills Joseph R. Hogh III (Jefferson)Bessie W. Holland (Orleans)Malane Leigh Honsinger (Orleans)Michelle Leigh H o n s i n g e r ( L i v i n g s t o n )Ophelia H. Horns (St. Landry)Willie J. Horns (St. Landry)Forrest Donald Horrom (Winn)V i r g i n i a Horrom (Winn)Anthony E. Howells, Jr. (Alabama)Sara Elizabeth H o w e l l s Leigh Huggins ( T e n n e s s e e )Jennifer M. HugginsGiner Hutchens ( L i n c o l n )Mary Hutchens ( L i n c o l n )Joseph Hymes, Jr. (Orleans)Helen M. Iverson (Washington State)George Iverson Jr. (Washington State)Lawrence Jacket ( L a f a y e t t e )Marion Jackson (E. Baton Rouge)Ruby Ann Jackson (E. Baton Rouge)Billy Mason Jambon, Jr. (Jefferson)Bobby S. Jambon ( J e f f e r s o n )Linda Z. Jambon ( J e f f e r s o n )Mildred B. James (Iberia)Elissa Gwen Jastal (Orleans)Judith R. Jastal ( O r l e a n s )Nikki Jastel Charles Jeanmard ( L a f a y e t t e )Cornelia Webre Jeanmard (Lafayette)Elliott J. Jefferson ( O r l e a n s )Hattie Jefferson (Orleans) James Jendrain (West Feliciana)Arthur Mallitz Jenson (Orleans)Bertha Mallitz Jenson (Orleans)E l a n o r Prezestwor Jentry Danny Wayne Johnson (Union)Danny Wayne Johnson (Ouachita)Harvard H. Johnston (Ouachita)Huey P. Johnston ( O u a c h i t a )Mary Elaine Johnson (Ouachita)Dannye B. Jones ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Hiram Jones Michael A. Joyce (Florida)Florence B. Juttner (Orleans)Richard L. Juttner (Orleans)Adele T. Kaupp ( O r l e a n s )Joe Paul Kaupp ( O r l e a n s )John F. KelleyMaude H. Kelley ( C a l i f o r n i a )Mary Elizabeth Kelly (Orleans) Jean Kelly (Orleans) ( C a l i f o r n i a )S t e p h a n i e Kennedy (Rapides)Auton B. King (Iberia)Bessie King (Iberia)C h r i s t o p h e r Klein (Jefferson)Henry Klein ( J e f f e r s o n ) Kim Klein (Jefferson)Allen J. Klibert ( J e f f e r s o n )Tressie E. Klibert ( J e f f e r s o n )

Stella Guidry Krantz (Lafayette)Bernie Laclair Barry Louis LaCour (Orleans)Lorraine A. LaCour (Orleans)Austin W LaMarche (Caddo)Margaret B. LaMarche (Caddo)Catherine V. Lambert (St. Bernard)Joseph Authur Lambert (St. Bernard)Matthew Peter Lambert (St. Bernard)Paul Landry (E. Baton Rouge)Phyllis B. Landry (E. Baton Rouge)Andrew Lansdown ( O k l a h o m a )Ben Lansdown ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Mary Ann LansdownMary Ann Lansdown ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Dora Lawrence ( L a f a y e t t e )John E. Lawrence ( A v o y e l l e s )Oscar O. Lawrence ( A v o y e l l e s )Delta Lazaro ( J e f f e r s o n )Ladislas Lazaro, Jr. (St. Landry)Stephen Charles Lazaro (St. Landry)Tracy Lynn Lazaro (Jefferson)William A. Lazaro Jr. (Jefferson)Christel R. League (Orleans)William C. League (Orleans)Catina LeBlanc (St. Mary)Catina LeBlanc ( I b e r i a ) J e n n i f e r LeBlanc (Iberia)Janice LeBlanc (St. Mary)Jennifer Michelle LeBlanc (St. Mary)Steve Joseph LeBlanc (Ascension)Natasha Denee LeBlanc (Iberia)Bobby Jane LeBlanc (Iberia)Joseph LeBlanc (Lafayette) Eva C. Ledet (St. Landry)Florence Levin ( O r l e a n s )Barbara K. Ligon (Orleans)Walter B. Ligon ( O r l e a n s )Henry Linam, Jr. (Caddo)S u s a n n a Linam (Caddo)Susan Felice Linam (Caddo)Glen R. Loeber ( J e f f e s o n )Glennis R. Loeber ( J e f f e r s o n )Dennis Vincent Lopez, Jr. (Orleans)Dennis V. Lopez (Orleans)Frank Lopinto (St. Bernard)Shawn Michael Louviere (Jefferson)Jon Allen Luckett (E. Baton Rouge)Katie Ludwig (Orleans)Shirley M. Ludwig (Orleans)Martin Lund (Orleans)Anna D. Lundburg ( M i n n e s o t a ) Mark Lupher ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Reva E. (Berins) Lupin (Orleans)Alene J. Lyle ( C a l c a s i e u )John S. Lyle ( C a l c a s i e u )Thomas Eugene M a c i u l s k i Louis J. Maco Jr. (Jefferson)Phillip Welsey Maco (Jefferson)Ginger L. Madden ( J e f f e r s o n )Kenneth L. Madden (Jefferson)James O. Manning ( J e f f e r s o nLena Manuel ( C a l c a s i e u )Riley Manuel ( C a l c a s i e u )Carol Marange (St. Tammany)Ferdinand Joseph Marange, III (St. Tammany)Jean Wright Martin (Jefferson)Mary Ella Martin ( W e b s t e r ) William Watson Martin (Jefferson)Johnnie Welch MasonSybil Mason (Illinois)Mary Scharff Massengill (Orleans)Evan R. Mather ( C a l i f o r n i a )John W. Mather ( C a l i f o r n i a )Louis P. Mattis ( P e n n s y l v a n i a )Albert Brown May (Calcasieu)Junior May ( C a l c a s i e u )

Emory Mark M c C h a r g u e ( T e r r e b o n n e )Randall Mark M c C h a r g u e ( T e r r e b o n n e )Esther McClendon ( O r l e a n s )Sheman McClendon ( O r l e a n s )Francis J. McDonald (North Carolina)Lovell McElroy ( R a p i d e s )Lillie M. McElroy ( R a p i d e s )Ciara McGarry (E. Baton Rouge)Conal McGarry (E. Baton Rouge)David William McGuire (Orleans)David R. McGuire, Jr. (Orleans)John Barrett McGuire (Orleans)Bruce W. McIntyre (Caddo)Constance N. McIntyre (Caddo)James D. McKnight (North Carolina)Marie Mcleod (St. Bernard)Chris Junior McNabb (Lafayette)Chris Senior McNabb (Lafayette)Nancy McNabb ( L a f a y e t t e )Norman C. McNabb, Jr. (Lafayette)James S. Meagher (Florida)William A. Meagher (Florida)Louis Mendez ( O r l e a n s )Early J. Meche (St. Landry)J. R. Meng (Point Coupee)Louis E. Meng (Point Coupee)Lucille Marie M. Meche (St. Landry)Carrie M. Meng (Point Coupee)Carrie Elizabeth M. Meng (Point Coupee)Mary Elaine Meng (Point Coupee)Rae E. Meng (Point Coupee)Angelia Merritt ( O r l e a n s )Barbara Ann Messarra (Caddo)Elie John Messarra (Caddo)Lillian Michie ( O u a c h i t a )P. C. Miller (E. Baton Rouge)Thomas P. Mince (Orleans)Avery A. Mitchell ( L a f a y e t t e )Ethel L. Molligan ( O r l e a n s )Judy Ann Molligan ( O r l e a n s )Eugene Montgomery ( O r l e a n s )H.E. Montgomery ( O r l e a n s )Jennie Elizabeth M o n t g o m e r y ( O r l e a n s )Jenny Elizabeth M o n t g o m e r y ( O r l e a n s )John B.Montgomery Jr. (St. Tammany)Noreen Montgomery (St. Tammany) Megan Lee M o n t g o m e r y ( O r l e a n s )Harold T. Moore ( O r l e a n s )Margot Alexius MooreHiram Morehead Danielle T. Morgan (Orleans)Ursula C. Morgan ( O r l e a n s )Gina Marie Morgani (Jefferson)Lisa P. Morgani ( J e f f e r s o n )Dr. Benjamin O. Morrison (Red River)J. J. Mullen (Jefferson)Marie Mullen ( J e f f e r s o n )Ola Christopher Murtagh (Orleans)Louis Murtagh, Jr. (Orleans)Isabelle C. Murthogh (Orleans)Betty M. Muse (Point Coupee)Tommy L. Muse Jr. (Mississippi)Betty J. Muse ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Gilbert B. Myles ( O u a c h i t a )Gilbert B. Myles, Sr. (Ouachita)Richard S. Nadler (Orleans)Neil M. Nadler (St. Tammany)Stephanie Nadler (St. Tammany)Haakon Nelsen ( O u a c h i t a )Mary Elizabeth Nelson (Ouachita)Terry L. Newman ( C a l c a s i e u )Isaac Newton ( O r l e a n s ) Beulah Newton ( O r l e a n s )Carmen P. Nichols

( J e f f e r s o n )Dawn Lea Nolen (St. Mary)Ralph Norman Nolen, Jr. (St. Mary)Ralph Norman Nolen, III (St. Mary)William Richard North (Lafayette)Annie M.. Ogborne ( L a f a y e t t e )Clyde D. Ogborne ( L a f a y e t t e )Janice E. Ogborne ( L a f a y e t t e )Elroy J. Pabst ( J e f f e r s o n )Fannie Clare Pabst (Jefferson) Edward Page (E. Baton Rouge)Julia S. Page (E. Baton Rouge)Anthony J. Palermo III (Orleans)Anthony J. Palermo Jr. (Orleans)Tiffany Elizabeth Palermo (Orleans)Lillian Palermo ( O r l e a n s ) Henry Parker ( A r k a n s a s )Era Lee Parks (Union)Zelma Patchin ( L a f a y e t t e )Mary Brown Patchin (Oklahoma)Luna B. P a t t o n ( L i n c o l n )David F. Pearley ( A s s u m p t i o n )Charline C. Pentecost ( C a l c a s i e u )Joe B. Pentecost ( C a l c a s i e u )Susan Pettigrew ( O r l e a n s )Zachry Pettigrew ( O r l e a n s )Yvette Marie Pflug (St. Bernard)Rachel Pflug (St. Bernard)Cynthia Alicia Pierce (E. Baton Rouge)Mitchell A. Pierce, Jr. (E. Baton Rouge)Milben J. Pitre ( E v a n g e l i n e )Sheila Ann Pitre ( E v a n g e l i n e )Barry R. Pittman, Jr. (St. Tammany)Tina Marie Plattsmier (Acadia)Catherine O. Porche (Lafayette)James D. Porter, Jr. (North Carolina)James D. Porter, Sr.Samantha Mae Porter (North Carolina)Melissa Renee Powdrill (Caddo)William E Powdrill III (Caddo)Clifford Powell John E. Prengenser ( O r l e a n s )Joe M. Price ( C a l c a s i e u )Micelle Louise Price (Calcasieu)Joseph W. Prince (St. Landry)Argentine C. Prince (St. Landry)

Jeffrey Bryan Pugh (E. Baton Rouge)Nina Nicols Pugh (E. Baton Rouge)Herman Pullin ( C a d d o )Robert C. Pullin (Caddo)Cory Rabalais (Caddo)Patricia Rabalais ( C a d d o )Christopher C. Rachal (Rapides)John J. Raezer ( O r l e a n s )Verna Raezer ( O r l e a n s )Harry E. Ragland (Caddo)Emma L. Rambin (Caddo)Richard H. Rambin (Caddo) John V. Ramirez, Jr. (Jefferson)Kathy M. Ramirez ( J e f f e r s o n )Fraaklin Rash ( L a f a y e t t e )Jamie Rash ( L a f a y e t t e )Blanche V. Ray (Ouachita)Henry C. Ray, Jr. (Ouachita)Robert M. Reaves, Jr. (Orleans)Robyn L. Reaves ( O r l e a n s )George L. Rhinehart, Jr. (Rapides)Duand Kendell Rhodes (Mississippi)Diane Rhodes ( M i s s i s s i p p i )Ora T. Rice (Orleans)Shirley Stearns Richardson (Orleans)Catherine Nan Richaud (Jefferson)Georgene Buist Richaud (Texas)Katheryn B. Richaud (Texas)Kathryn Buist Richaud (Jefferson)Kathryn B. Richaud (Orleans)Paul Buist Richaud (Orleans)

Earl Ricks Lodema Riggs ( C a l i f o r n i a )Alfred R. Ripoll III (Orleans)Cheryl M Ripoll ( O r l e a n s ) Brenda Faye Robbins (Texas)Murphy Roberson (St. Landry)Grager Robert (St. Landry)Tony Robert (St. Landry)Minnie Robertson ( M o r e h o u s e )Taylor J. Robertson (St. Landry)Susanne Camille Robicheaux (Caddo)Noamie Robin ( L a f a y e t t e )Anthony P. Robino (Jefferson)Melissa Anne Robino (Jefferson)Bessie Martha Stringer Robinson ( T e r r e b o n n e )Burloe Robinson ( C a d d o ) Elizabeth Robinson ( O r l e a n s )Francis J.G. Robinson ( T e r r e b o n n e )Jesse Robinson ( C a d d o )Ruby Rochon ( L a f a y e t t e )Larry Rochon ( L a f a y e t t e )John H. Roemers ( O r l e a n s )Eddie Mae Rogers (E. Baton Rouge)Rose Guidroz Rogers (Orleans)Elizabeth Ann Rush (E. Baton Rouge)Richard O. Rush (E. Baton Rouge)Peggy F. Russell (New York)Ronald W. Russell (New York) Thomas Wayne Russell (New York)Joel Virginia Russell (Orleans)Virginia Spaar Russell (Orleans)Marlyn R. Ruttley (St. Mary) Eve Elizabeth Sam (Lafayette)Rita Sam (Lafayette)Wilbert Sam ( L a f a y e t t e )Lydia Sanchez ( O r l e a n s )James Sanders ( O r l e a n s )John J. Sanders ( O r l e a n s )Lnda J Savage ( O r l e a n s )David Lawrence Scally (Iberia)Everett Gordon Schaefer, III (Orleans)Frances Darrah Schaefer (Orleans)Clara G. Schaefers ( O r l e a n s )Clara G. Scharfers ( O r l e a n s )Durel C. Scharfers ( O r l e a n s )Mosses Clyde Scharff (Orleans)Seth SchaumburgAda Lou SchaumburgDurel Scheafers ( O r l e a n s )Carl Schellton Bernie ScheltonEmily Schloss ( O r l e a n s )Margaret Schloss ( O r l e a n s )Howard M. SchlossHoward L. SchlossAnn Schmidt (Caddo)Frederick Schmidt ( O r l e a n s )Philip J .Sciortino ( O r l e a n s )Patricia E. Sciortino (Orleans)Christopher Michael Scivally (Caddo)Hazel Mae P. Scott (E. Baton Rouge)Mabel Scott (Orleans)Martha Nell H. Scott (Vermilion)Raymond Scott (E. Baton Rouge)Ozeme B. Scott (St. Landry)Donald Ray Scroggins (Texas)Mark Carlson Seaver (Orleans)Joseph H. Seaver (Orleans) Shelly Beth Seaver (Orleans)David Alan Seeder (Orleans)Sharon Seeder ( O r l e a n s )Deborah Marguerite Seelig (Orleans)Philipp A. Seelig (Orleans) Jennifer E. Seelig (Orleans)Lisa Seelig (Orleans)Virginia Miriam Seibert (Red River)Emelia Trumps Semar (St. Landry)Raymond J. Semar (St. Landry)Stephen Shambuger (E. Baton Rouge)Joel Shamburger

(E. Baton Rouge)William ShannonWilliam Q. Shannon Alan West Shaw, III (Lafayette)Alan West Shaw, IV (Lafayette)Christopher Howard Sherwood (Orleans)Edward Read Sherwood (Orleans)Dorothy Lynn Shields (Orleans)Laurie Lynn Shields (Orleans)Joseph R. Siegel (West Feliciana)Jason Allen Siegel (West Feliciana)Robert Joseph Simkins (California)Robert Shaw Simkins (California)Margret Simkins ( C a l i f o r n i a )Carolyn Read Simmons (Orleans)Fisher E. Simmons ( O r l e a n s )Nathalie Read Simmons (Orleans)Stephen D. Simmons (Orleans)John B. Simon ( M i s s i s s i p p i )U r e l a i n e R a s h a n d a n i q u e Simon (Mississippi)Lauren Denise Slavant (Ouachita)Tammy Slavant (Ouachita) Christian A. Smalley (Orleans)Kent Smith (E. Baton Rouge)Kent J. Smith, Jr. (E. Baton Rouge)Kurt Smith (E. Baton Rouge)Randall Johnson Smith, Jr. (E. Baton Rouge Parish)Robert Randolph Smith, Jr. (Texas)Robert Smith, Sr.Felton Sneed ( O r l e a n s )Barbara L. Sneed (Orleans)Judy B. Solomon ( O r l e a n s )T h e o r d o r e George Solomon, III (Orleans)Elliot B. Stamps ( G e o r g i a )Charles J. Stein (St. Bernard)Angela R. Stemley (Orleans)Girline M. Stemley (Orleans)Adam Malcolm S t e v e n s o n (Orleans) Malcolm Stevenson ( O r l e a n s )William E. Stevenson (E. Baton Rouge)Richard A. Stockwell (E. Baton Rouge)Gayle Lavonne Stookberry (Orleans)April Strickland ( J e f f e r s o n )Barbara Strickland ( J e f f e r s o n )T. R. Strohe (Jefferson Davis)Stephan Ward Strohe (Jefferson Davis)William Peter Strohe (Lafayette)Charles Suazo ( O r l e a n s )Melvin A. Swancy, Jr. (St. Mary)Dorothy I. S z c z e p a n s k i ( P e n n s y l v a n i a )Eva R. SzczepanskiMarilee Trice Tabb (Orleans)William Granville Tabb, IV (Orleans)Chaim Nelson T a n n e n b a u m ( O r l e a n s )Harold Tannenbaum ( O r l e a n s )Rubie G. Tate ( O r l e a n s )A n d e r s o n Taylor (Orleans)Chavada Taylor ( C a l i f o r n i a )Ellis Taylor (Orleans)Eran Taylor ( C a l i f o r n i a )Zola Thayer ( J e f f e r s o n )Dolores Ann Theriot (Orleans)Gilda M. Thibodeaux (Acadia)John L. Thibodeaux ( A c a d i a )Charles E. ThompsonCharles E. Thompson, II (Texas)Laferne Tibbs J B Tonkel III (Florida)J B Tonkel Jr. (Florida)Natalie Elizabeth Tonkel (Orleans)Betty Tonkel (Orleans)Rene Toups ( L a f o u r c h e )Judy W. Toups ( L a f o u r c h e ) Michael Troyer ( C o l o r a d o )Larry Troyer Anthony Trusch (North Carolina)Lillian Huther Tsecouras (Orleans)Louise Tsecouras

( O r l e a n s )Elijah Tyler (Caddo)Rosa M. Tyler (Caddo)Carroll D. Van Geffen (Jefferson)Lauren Elizabeth van Loon (Jefferson)Troy Verges ( J e f f e r s o n )Emile Verges, Jr. (Jefferson)Paula Gayle Vice (Calcasieu)S e m p i l i c i o Vilbar (Orleans)Sofronio Vilbar ( O r l e a n s )Neal Paul W a g u e s p a c k ( J e f f e r s o n )George Walcher ( C a d d o )Bertha Mae Walker (St. Landry)Ralph A. Walker (St. Landry)Willie Walker Jr. (Lafayette)Albert Walters ( O r l e a n s )Barrett Gibrian Walters (Orleans)Treva L. Walters ( O r l e a n s )Helen E. Warren ( O r l e a n s )James Washington Jr. (Jefferson)James Washington Sr. (Jefferson)Valeria Olivia Washington (Orleans)George Thomas Waterfallen (Caddo) James R. Waterfallen, Sr. (Caddo)William S. Webb (Caddo)Kay C. Webb (Caddo)Dennis James West (Orleans)Lucy West (Webster)Arden Allen White (Orleans)August Rist White Carolyn C. White ( J e f f e r s o n )Charles Brent White (Orleans)Gerogia Bell WhiteLorraine White ( O r l e a n s )William A. White, IV (Orleans)Hiram Wilder S.H. WilderDwayne Wilkerson (Orleans) Yvette Wilkerson (Orleans) Jimmie Williams ( C a d d o )Juanita Williams (Caddo) Dorothy Williams ( O u a c h i t a )Weldon Williams ( O u a c h i t a )Charles Williams (Texas) Julia Gray WilliamsOliver Williams (Florida)E. Eileen Williamson ( C a l i f o r n i a )G. Richarda Williamson (Orleans)James Willoughby ( J e f f e r s o n )Estew Wilson (Morehouse)Katherine Ann W i n c h e s t e r ( A s c e n s i o n )Stanley Allen W i n c h e s t e r ( A s c e n s i o n )Evelyn Winn (Orleans)Otilia Winn (Orleans)Thedore S. Wittels, MD (Bossier)Judith A. Woods ( O r l e a n s )Tom Hamilton Woods (Michigan)V i r g i n i a Margerette Woods Michael R. Yarborough (E. Baton Rouge)Nicholas Hovey King Yokum (Orleans)Rita Hovey King Yokum (Orleans)Ellison B. York Perry Wayne Young (Jefferson)Perry Wayne Young, II (Jefferson)Ruth Helen Young (Orleans)Geraldine F. Zauner (Orleans)Richard D. Zauner (Orleans)Brett A. Zukowski (New York)Stanley H. Zukowski (New York) Vito C. Zuppardo ( O r l e a n s )Vito Zuppardo, Jr. (Orleans)

April 17, 2015Minden Press-Herald_______________


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