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Zachary Post • Tuesday, December 9, 2014 • Vol. 9, No. 49 • Published Weekly • Circulation 16,000 • zacharypost.com © 2014

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It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like ChristmasZachary to Host Open House and Parade on Friday and Saturday

With Black Friday over and Christmas just two weeks away, local merchants have joined with the Zachary Chamber and the City of Zachary for a Shop Local event this Saturday coinciding with the citywide open house and the an-nual Christmas parade.

The Annual Christmas in the Village Celebration will be held on Friday, December 12, starting at 6 p.m. in the Zachary Histori-cal district, in Downtown Zachary. Bring your family out for a night, not to be missed: an Old Fash-ioned Christmas Celebration. The Food Wround-up Trucks are com-ing to town! Gourmet food trucks will gather together in the City Hall Annex parking lot offering all of your favorite mobile food venues, Pullin Pork, with smoked BBQ, Tramonte’s, featuring a va-riety of great food at great prices, such as hamburgers, poboys, and meat pies, and Cupcake Allie, here to satisfy your sweet tooth.

Mayor David Amrhein will of-ficially light the Christmas tree and the whole village aglow with the new Christmas displays at dusk. Come fill your ears with Christmas music from local choirs and entertainment at the gazebo, located on Virginia Street.

Bring your camera or let us take your child’s photograph with San-ta Claus by the 1940 Vintage Fire Truck. A mailbox in the village will be ready to receive Santa’s letters. Have your child drop by to write his or her wish list to Santa. Santa’s elves will make a special trip to Zachary to pick up all the letters on December 19th.

With over 25 arts and crafts vendors on site, this pre-Christmas event will offer a unique shop-ping experience to jump-start your Christmas shopping. BREC will offer games and entertainment for children along Virginia Street. The Zachary Fire Department will

Join the City of Zachary for the lighting of the Christmas Tree at 6:00 p.m. in the His-toric Village in the heart of town.be selling delicious hot chocolate, donating the proceeds to the Zach-ary Food Pantry.

There will be something for everybody, including “Christmas Movies on the Lawn,” featuring A Christmas Story at the Bauman House co-sponsored by BREC. Tours of the beautiful turn of the century historical homes decorated for the holiday will be available.

Then on Saturday morning the Zachary Chamber of Commerce

Christmas Parade will march down Main Street. The theme for this year’s Christmas parade is “It’s A Wonderful Life In Zach-ary: A Celebration of Christmas Movie Classics,” taking the magic of Christmas movie classics such as It’s A Wonderful Life, Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Frosty the Snowman, A Christmas Story, How the Grinch Stole Christmas

Lane Regional Medical Center Earns “Top

Performer” RecognitionLane Regional Medical Center has

been recognized as a 2013 Top Per-former on Key Quality Measures® by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of health care organizations in the United States.

Lane Regional is one of only 22 hospitals in Louisiana and one of 1,224 hospitals in the United States to achieve the 2013 Top Performer dis-tinction.

The Joint Commission’s 2014 an-nual report “America’s Hospitals: Improving Quality and Safety,” rec-ognized Lane Regional for improving performance on evidence-based inter-ventions that increase the chances of healthy outcomes for patients, as well as attaining and sustaining excellence in accountability measure perfor-mance for Heart Attack, Heart Fail-ure, Pneumonia and Surgical Care.

To be a 2013 Top Performer, hos-pitals had to meet three performance criteria based on 2013 accountability measure data, including:

• Achieving cumulative perfor-mance of 95 percent or above across all reported accountability measures;

• Achieving performance of 95 percent or above on each and ev-ery reported accountability measure where there were at least 30 denomi-nator cases; and

• Having at least one core mea-sure set that had a composite rate of 95 percent or above, and (within that measure set) all applicable individual accountability measures had a perfor-mance rate of 95 percent or above.

“Delivering the right treatment in the right way at the right time is not only what patients expect, but it is also a cornerstone of high-quality health care,” says Randy Olson, CEO of Lane Regional. “I commend the efforts of our team at Lane for their excellent performance on the use of evidence-based interventions. We are proud to be named a Top Performer as it recognizes the knowledge, team-work and dedication of our entire hos-pital staff.”

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Publisher & EditorDaniel Duggan

Graphic DesignerTina Adams

Account ExecutivesGeorgiana Walls

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Contributing WritersJames Ronald SkainsJen Bayhi-Gennaro

Snow Globe DreamerCalla Duggan

Elf HunterChandler Duggan

Snowflake EngineerCecelia Duggan

Santa’s Little DestroyerColton Duggan

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The parade begins at 10 a.m. at the LeBlanc’s Grocery Store park-ing lot and continues east along Main Street to downtown Zachary.

The line up in order:

1 ZPD Lead: 1-ZPD Unit & 2 ZPD Four Wheelers

2 Mayor David Amrhein3 Police Chief David Mc-

David4 Zachary Fire Dept5 Zachary Fire Dept6 ZPD K-9 unit7 Zachary City Council8 ZPD DARE9 ZPD DARE10 EBRP Sheriff Sid Gau-

treaux11 Judge Lonny Myles-

Zachary City Court12 Charlene Charlet Day -

Family Court Judge EBR Par-ish

13 Judge Chip Moore14 Zachary High School

Marching Band & Flags15 Zachary High School

Cheerleaders16 Little Miss Zachary -

Baily Lane - 12months old17 Little Miss Zachary -

Amelia Nalencz - 22months old

18 Little Miss Zachary - Bryleigh Butler - 2 years old

19 Little Miss Zachary - Reagan Lynch - 5 years old

20 Little Miss Zachary - Kylie Brown - 6 years old

21 Little Miss Zachary - Hayley Barrett - 8 years old

22 Teen Miss Zachary - Teen Middle School Queen - Grayson Pickett 12 yrs old

23 Teen Miss Zachary - Teen High School Queen - Don-na Greaber

24 Miss Zachary - Queen 2014 - Victoria Jones

25 The Next Step Perform-ing Arts Center

26 Creative Designs by Amy/Girl Scout Troop 10145

27 First Baptist Zachary Student Ministry

28 Trail Life USA & Ameri-

can Heritage Girls Troup LA 22629 New Pilgrim Baptist

Church - 2014 Queen30 Kidz Life Christian Acad-

emy31 Molly Myers Dance Acad-

emy32 Bank of Zachary33 Superior Ford, Inc 34 ZEPTO35 Zachary Karate, LLC36 Krispy Kreme37 Pelican State Credit

Union38 Keller Williams Realty

Red Stick Plus39 Baker Funeral Home40 The Children’s Moving

Co.41 Legendz Zachary Jr.

Broncos C Team42 Legendz Zachary Jr.

Broncos D Team

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High School Band44 New Pilgrim Baptist

Church Children’s Church45 Zachary Colts Youth

Football46 Avery Lane Salon & Spa47 Complete Towing & Re-

covery48 Complete Collision Cen-

ter49 Turning Point Dance Stu-

dio of Zachary50 Feliciana Federal Credit

Union51 Zachary Jr. Broncos Elite

Football52 Louisiana Pit Perfect Ca-

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ist Church54 Knights of Columbus-

Council #1008055 Cub Scout Pack 4656 Edgar Smith’s Carpenter

Service57 360 Christian Center

Church58 Georgia Pacific59 Yogurt Bayou Frozen Yo-

gurt

60 Memories of a Lifetime Photography

61 Pierce Automotive62 Chubby’s Pizza & Grill63 COCA Sales64 COCA Sales65 Infant Toddler Develop-

mental Center66 Unique Autos LLC67 Zachary Community

Church68 Unique Health Care Op-

tions69 Regions Bank70 Central Title & Closing71 Redwood Baptist Church72 Gayle Battery73 New Providence Baptist

Church 74 Zachary Manor Nursing

Home75 Hughes Mechanical Con-

tractors76 SANTA77 Greenwell Springs Youth

Riders

In conjunction with the Parade, the Chamber will also be sponsor-ing a Shop Local Day to kick off the Christmas shopping season

with local Chamber Member busi-nesses offering discounts.

The Zachary Chamber of Com-merce is honored to play a central planning role for the Parade, and is dedicated to bringing the magic of Christmas classic movies to the community.

Participant in Shop Local Day include:

4 Sisters & EtcAll Star Chevrolet NorthAnimal CenterAntiques at The CrossroadsAmhrein HardwareBurk Heroman’s FloristCabba’s GrillDon Lyn FloristDr. WirelessFitness Design for WomenHalley’s PhotographyHoney’s LoveJoie Petite DesignsMoreau Physical TherapyNouveau CoiffurePersnicketyPretty WomanQuality Tire & Car Care CenterReal Property Management Pre-

miumRenaissance Medical SpaRuby SalonSacha CosmeticsSpectrum FitnessSwing Along KidsThe Chocolate CafeThe Cottage Fine Art & FramingTucker’s SeafoodVapeurette GalerieVertu BoutiqueYogurt BayouZachary Lumber & Hardware


Broncos Defeat Scotlandville, Advance to SemifinalsThe Zachary Bronco used their

high-powered offense to down the visiting Scotlandville High Hornets 41-26 in the Quarterfinal round of the LHSAA playoffs.

It was the 12th straight win for Zachary (12-1). The Broncos travel to play defending 5A champion Acadiana (10-3) in the semifinals. Scotlandville finishes 9-4. It is the first time Zachary has reached the Semifinals since 2009.

Despite a sore ankle, Zachary Quarterback Lindsey Scott completed 11 / 18 passes for 156 yards, as well as, numerous long runs for the Bronco offense. Zachary took their first pos-session opening downfield and scored as Scott threw a 65-yard scoring pass to Maurice Flowers. The first of Ash-ton Bastedo’s point after kicks made it 7-0 with 10:27 left in the first quarter. Zachary scored on its second posses-sion following a 13-yard Scotlandville punt. Shyron White caught an 18-yard touchdown pass from Scott that made it 14-0 with 7:28 left. The Zachary of-

fense scored 21 points in the first half.The Broncos forced a Scotlandville

three-and-out to open the second half. Scott put the Broncos up 28-6 with another 42-yard touchdown run at the 8:02 mark in the third quarter.

Coach Brewerton and his team are eager to face the Acadiana Rams. Un-der former coach Neil Weiner, Acadi-

ana ended Zachary’s playoff drives in the past three seasons.

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Dr. Michael WorleyOphthalmology & Oculoplastic Surgery

Williamson Allemond Regional Eye Center2421 Church StreetZachary, 654-1061

The Knights of Columbus Council #10,080 of St. John the Baptist Cacholic Church in Zach-ary donated $1,500 from their annual Tootsie Roll Sale to Foundation Industries of Zachary. Foundation Industries is a nonprofit agency that provides vocational services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Pictured are: Foundation Industries Director Jim Lambert Oswald, Ric Smith, John Paul Lamb and Butch Cambre, Chancellor of K of C at St. John’s.

BREC Winter Camp Sign Up Ends ThursdayBREC parks in Zachary are registering now for a children’s winter

camp Dec. 22-Jan. 5. Ages 6-12 are invited to attend Church Street and Plank Road parks.

Children ages 4-5 who are potty-trained are welcome at Zachary Community Park.

If a minimum of 15 children do not sign up for the 4-5 age group at Zachary Community Park, they will attend camp at Church Street Park.

Early drop-off and late pick-up times are available for parents from 7 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. for an additional fee of $6. Cost for camp is $81 per child.

Registration ends Dec. 11.Camp half-days are Dec. 24 and Dec. 31, and no camp will be held

Dec. 25 or Jan. 1.Camp times are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Call (225) 654-9861 to register your child for Church Street Park;

(225) 654-8401 for Plank Road Park; and (225) 654-4261 for Zachary Community Park.


The Perfect Gift FOR YOUR GOLFER

BREC Golf offers holiday gift cards available for purchase at

Beaver Creek and Dumas Memorial Golf Courses.

Gift cards can be redeemed for golf and merchandise and are great for those

“hard to shop for” golfers.

For more information, visit golf.brec.org.

Local Eagle Scouts Honored

Matthew Michael Flanders Connor James Usie

Matthew Michael Flanders, the son of Chris and Vickie Flanders, and Connor James Usie, the son of Ron and Debbie Usie, were honored on Saturday, November 30th, 2014, for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. Approximately 40 guests attended the BSA Troop 472 Eagle Court of Honor cer-emony held at St. John the Bap-tist Catholic Church gym. Both Eagle Scouts became involved in scouting at the very young age of 4 when their older brothers, Char-

lie Flanders and Tyler Usie, joined Tiger Cubs in the first grade. The younger brothers each awarded their older brothers, both Eagle Scouts as well, a Mentor Pin in recognition of their assistance and guidance throughout their scout-ing careers.

Matthew’s Eagle Project in-volved the construction and place-ment of wood duck boxes in an area near the Port Hudson Civil War battlefield along the Missis-sippi River. Connor’s Eagle Proj-ect involved the repainting of the

1400 ft. long black aluminum fence that surrounds the Port Hud-son National Cemetery.

Matthew Flanders is a freshman majoring in Computer Science at Louisiana Tech and Connor Usie is a freshman at Louisiana State University majoring in Account-ing.


By James Ronald skains

“The first thing everyone asks is how did I come up with the name “Frogskin Graphics,” Billy DeM-oss, owner of Frogskin Graphics along with his wife, Donna, told the Zachary Post. “It was not some stroke of genius; it came from the mouth of our then four year old son, Shelby, now 14.”

“He was playing with a piece of fabric when he told me, “Daddy, this feels like Frogskin.” I realized immediately that he had come up with a Graphic Designers’ dream name. We started Frogskin Graph-ics in Clinton which is the home town of both Donna and I, 11 years ago. Our business grew each year so we decided that since a lot of our business in the Clinton loca-tion was coming from Zachary, we would just open a store here in Zachary.”

“One of our specialties is full color graphics for vehicle wraps,” DeMoss explained. “Early on, we

Frogskin Graphics brings Feliciana Business into Zacharydid a whole fleet of trucks for the Tony Chacheres Seasoning Com-pany. That was an experience. We’ve also done a lot of work for Acadian Ambulance, Cajun Injec-tors, and Turner Industries.”

“When a customer comes in wanting a vehicle wrap, they typi-cally have some design in mind; sometimes even a picture. We’ve done golf carts, boats, trailers, 18 wheelers and just about anything that will roll. Camouflage is one of our most popular designs for off road vehicles and boats. Once we have a design layout, we begin to work back and forth with our cus-tomer to make sure we have the design just as they want it. We al-ready have templates for most ve-hicles on the market.”

“We then complete the proof, get their approval and then print out the design on our two 54 inch wide Rolland printers,” DeMoss elaborated. “We then do the instal-lation on the vehicles. Since we

start out with a template of each vehicle, the actual installation of the wrap doesn’t take long. We use all 3M film products which has proven to be the best of qual-ity for us.”

In 2013, Frogskin Graphics won third place in a national pro-motion for the Signs of the Times magazine. John Jackson’s (Out Da Bayou) truck was chosen in the Promotional Vehicle Category. The DeMoss husband and wife team tout Frogskin Graphics as Louisiana’s premier vehicle wrap company. For great design, great production and great installation, Frogskin Graphics is the choice.

Plus Frogskin Graphics is the only Place you can get a Frogskin wrap.

Billy DeMoss is a 1985 gradu-ate Silliman Institute in Clinton. In 1988, DeMoss graduated from the Art Institute of Houston with a degree in Visual Communica-tions in Graphic Design. After graduating from the art Institute of Houston, he spent several years working for a catalog merchan-diser in the panhandle of Florida before returning to his home town of Clinton.

“Everything I know about art, I learned from Billy,” Donna DeM-

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oss, also the business manager of Frogskin, acknowledged. “I’m the art critic in the operation. I judge art based on two criteria; does it look professional and do I like it.”

“We also do wall graphic design and installation. In many ways, our custom graphic design for wall ap-plication is similar to wall paper. In fact, we are just now beginning to print on canvas. In addition to wraps we do the standard print-ing items of signs, banners, busi-ness cards, koozies and mementos. One of our new product additions is screen printing of shirts. We can print whatever design you can come up with.”

“We have hoped and prayed for success for Frogskin Graphics

since we started it,” Donna DeM-oss admitted. “We never antici-pated the success we’ve had. We originally hoped that it would be enough to earn Billy an income while I was working with the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Corrections, but the little business that we had hoped for to start with quickly grew into a pretty big business for us.”

“I did retire from LA Depart-ment of Public Safety & Correc-tions not long ago. It wasn’t that I was tired of my job with the State, but that Frogskin had grown so rapidly. We just never anticipated the huge niche we’ve found in the market place for our products. We have regular customers both local-ly, statewide and even out of state. When I was working for the state, I was off on Holidays and had

vacation time, but with Frogskin Graphics, it seems I’m working all the time.”

“We have four employees now but we would like to hire two or three more, especially someone with graphic artist experience,” Donna related. “Now that we have opened an office in Zachary, we plan to get totally involved in the community especially with the Zachary Chamber of Commerce. We haven’t had time to set a date for a Grand Opening Event but we are thinking about what we want to do for our big splash.”

The four years Shelby, who branded the DeMoss Graphic business 11 years ago is now en-rolled in the Louisiana Connec-tions Academy, which is a online home school program. Fourteen year old Shelby is a Star and Life

Boy Scout and is now working on his Eagle Scout Degree. He also has a brown belt degree in martial arts from the Zachary Martial Arts Academy.

“We are very proud of Shelby. He does great academic work in the Connections Academy,” Billy DeMoss noted. “He seems to have inherited some of my talents in art and graphics, so who knows what career path he will take, but it seem very bright at this point in his life.”

“We are so grateful just to be in business and opening a location here in Zachary,” Donna DeMoss, in conclusion.

The four current employees of Frogskin Graphics are Matt Math-erne, Lacie Mayfield, Jennifer For-sten, and Jacob Bennett.


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