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Feb 21 - Dinners that make a Difference hosted
by Nola Caf 5:30PM - 9:00PM 1625 Hwy 51, Pon-
chatoula, La 70454For the Benefit of PHS FFA ALum-
ni. 5:30-6:30 pm Social Hour. 6:30-8:30 Dinner. $100.00
a couple (Must present ticket). Dinner Menu: Smoked
Pork Tenderloin, Baked Penne Pasta with Italian
Crawfish Zydeco, Twice Baked Potatoes, Penne Pas-
ta, Sauteed Vegetables, Salad/choice of dressing, Soft
drinks, Tea, House Wine. Cash Bar. For tickets contact:
Jr. Bardwell (985-969-4096 or Bradley Coleman (504-
319-1252 or Veronica Pierson (985-320-4543.
Feb 22 - Ponchatoula Library Home school
Book Club 11:00AM - 12:00PM 380 N. 5th St. Pon-
chatoula, La. 70454For more information contact 985-
386-6554
Feb 25 - Ponchatoula Lions Club Pastalaya
Cook-Off 7:00AM - 2:00PM Lions Club 750 East
Pine St. Ponchatoula, La. 70454Business, Family, and
Friends teams are welcome. If you think you make the
best Pastalaya around, then we challenge you to come
out The lions Club will be selling bowls so everyone can
vote for People's Choice. Please contact Steve Kelley at
985-320-6008 or Stanley Peltier at 985-969-0826
Mar 2 - Ponchatoula Library-Teen Club 4:00PM
- 5:00PM 380 N. 5th St. Ponchatoula, La. 70454This is
for kids and young adults ages 12-18 years. Reading is
a fun experience and something we all share. For more
information call: 985-386-6554
Mar 3-5 2017 Antique Trade Days 9:00AM- 5:00PM
Commuter Parking Lot, Downtown Ponchatoula, along
Train Tracks This 3 day family event hosts vendors
from across the United States. Please come view over
200 vendors and their products.
Mar 3 -.Knights of Columbus Fish Fry 4:30PM -
7:00PM 1701 Pecan Court, Ponchatoula, La.
Mar 4 - Krewe of Erin St. Patrick's Day Parade
10:30 a.m: Downtown Ponchatoula.
Tangi Democrats joined forces
with Independents
Tangi Democrats unite with other progressives
concerning Trump Agenda Tangi Democrats
joined forces with Independents, disaffected Re-
publicans, the Green Party, the Citizens Climate
Lobby, the Indivisible movement, and the Wom-
en's March, to share concerns about the Trump
agenda at their 'meeting on February 13, 2017.
Many people came from neighboring towns and
parishes to join the group. Those present advo-
cated for various issues, but the concerns that
united them most strongly were in the areas of
the Affordable Care Act/Women's health, the en-
vironment, and the erosion of civil rights. The
group will be attending local town hall meetings
and area protest marches, as well as writing let-
ters and making phone calls to their members of
Congress. Anyone interested in joining the group
can contact Jeanne Voorhees at jeannevoorhees@
charter.net
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LUNCH SPECIALS
Pizza Giorno
Hanger Steak Po Boys
Meat Balls & Spaghetti
Tuesday Pizza Night $10 Pizza
½ OFF Belgium Tappistes
Sunday- Monday Closed 129 East Pine St.
Tuesday - Saturday
Lunch: 11a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Ponchatoula
Dinner: 5 p.m. - 10 p.m.
Queen's Court toasts the City of Ponchatoula
Krewe of Erin members Elley Schyexnayder,
• Councilman Vergil Sandifer, and Lilah Schyex-
nayder are pictured at the krewe's annual Queen's
Toast to the City at the Strawberry Farmers'
Fountain at City Hall following the crowning of
the new Celtic queen, Molly O'Mally, on Saturday.
(Photo by Christie Schyexnayder)
Mimosa Queens of Madisonville marched
during the Madisonville Boat Parade
Lady Wave stellar season ends
Coach Landaiche and The Lady Wave Bas-
ketball team had a grelat season this year, 26-10
overall and 10-2 in district, also making it into
the second round of pldyoffs but coming up short
Monday night losing tp Natchitoches Central 70-
41. Great season Coaches and The Lady Wave Bas-
ketball Tearrd (Times Photo by John Beadle)
Throw me something mister at
Madisonville Boat Parade
On October 14th and
15th, 2017, the Lake
Pontchartrain Basin Mar-
itime Museum (LPBMM)
will present the 28th an-
nual Wooden Boat Festi-
val (WBF) along the banks
of the scenic Tchefuncte
River in Madisonville, La.
There will be a $250
gift certificate from Mo's
Art Supply and Framing
(to be used at either the
New Orleans or Coving-
ton locations) awarded to
the person chosen as the
2017 WBF Poster Art-
ist. In addition they will
be officially recognized at
The WBF poster unveil-
ing, have print recognition
with several media outlets
and provided with an art-
ist vendor tent at the two
day festival. This will be a
juried art contest with lo-
cal artists doing the judg-
ing. Artists interested in
being considered for the
2017 WBF Poster Artist
should submit 3 to 5 work
samples that demonstrate
your skills in rendering a
water and boat scene. All
mediums are eligible. Sub-
mit 3 to 5 jpeg images on a
cd, a brief biography, art-
ist statement, and 3 color
copies of digital images
that are on the cd.
All submissions must
be received by 4:00 pro,
Monday, April 10, 2017.
Please mail to:
2017 Wooden Boat Fes-
tival Poster Artist Selec-
tion Committee
C/O The Maritime Mu-
seum
133 Mabel Drive
Ma:disonviUe, LA70447
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