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THE PONCHATOULA TIMES
APRIL 19. 1984 PAGE
. Springfield tracksters
Attending the district meet at SLU,
Springfield Bulldog track athletes had
their work cut out for them but they
also had strenuous training and' coach-
ing idance from Couch Townsend-
Boys Team pictured left. to right:
(Bottom) Allen DeMars- 3200m/Terry
)h,-800m, relays: Freddie Richard-
son-400m, relays; Pete Smith- mile,
shmpul: Manuel Connell- 40am, re-
lays; Roy Methven2 3200m, javelin;
(Top) John Rouch- shotpat, discuss;
Rocky Hano- 800m, hurdles; Tim
Bridges- high jump, long jump, hurd-
les, 100 and 20Ore; Lavrence Willis-
high jump, long jump, 100m; Andre
Fox- discuss, javelin; Coach R Town-
send, (not pictured:) JoJo Davis- re-
lays, 200; Richard Raney- relays, 100
and 200m.
S.H.S. Girls Track Team indudes:
(front) Tracy Golden- 100m, relays;
Alish Guilhry- 100m, relays; Tonia
Willis-"High jump, long jump, relays;
Dana Fontenot- 800m; ,(back) Sissy
Tumage- mile, long jump; Charlotte
,k/s- 400m; DanieUe Welch- discus,
20Omi Dionne Miller, 800m, relays;
: Bridge t Bmmfield- 400m, relays
Sibley promoted
Rodney P. Sibley. son of Ray W.
Sibley of Springfield. L'a,, and Frances
1_. Calhoun of 510 Third St., Morgan
City. I.a.. has been promoted in the
[IS Air Force to the rank of airman
.first class
Siblev is a photoprocessimlg specialist
at Offurt Air Force Base, Neb, with the
544th Target Materials Squadron.
lie is a 1984 graduate of Springfield
High School.
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Springfield Speaks Up
On Fishing
By DUANE E. HARRIS
Times Special Correspondent
As a result of the opening flood
gates into Lake Ponchatrain and
the shell dredging in Lake Maure-
pas, has fishing and spring spawn-
ing in rivers and bayous been
effected?
C.R. Denton: "'They ruined it? I
mean, for the next couple years
the fish will be slow in the
spawning season, not to mention
the water that is so polluted now."
Milton Hymel, full time fishermen,
"'The spawning of brim and bass
are taking to the smaller bayous,
away from the main channels.
Whereas the catfish can live in a
different habitat. So. it's not that
'bad now ""
Bobby Harris- thinks it has had a
drastic affect on the fish: "They
don't grow much anymore.
They're all little. The water is
always murky and the fish stay in
srnaller schools "
Allen Kimball- "'The river's main
l)robk'm is that it is so commercial-
ized lt*s hard to fish anymore on
the river due to all those darn
uncourteous boaters '"
Robert B. Harris Jr.- "I think the
biggest problem is the constant
starting and stopping of the dred-
ging which causes the water con-
difims to change so often and that
causes the spawning to decrease•
As an avid scubu diver, the water
clarity has no visibility at ail in my
opinion, the rivers will never be as
they used to due to industry."
David LaRoux- "tt's a shame
there's not enough people who
care enough to stop the wasting of
our waterways.
Percy Lee- "'l think it's a stupid
deal• t mean. Lake Maurepas was
set aside as a breeding sanctuary
for shrimp by the state Wildlife
and Fisheries Department. In my
opinion, the dredging is a pure
waste For fish like catfish, it's not
much of a problem. But for the
shrimp, in fact all the shellfish, it is
purely detrimental.",'
Jeff Harris- Fisherman and for-
mer manager of Tickfaw Marina
claims that -h's got to effect the
fish The water conditions affect
the rne;abolism of all the fish that
live in that cloudy habitat. The
Wildlife and Fisheries Dept, is
defeating their purpose• l'm a-
gainst it and it's just not right. It
doesn't take a biological scientist
to figure that out.'"
A wild Easter Hunt
Audubon Zoo's annual Easter Hunt
will have a different "twist" this year
when Sprite sponsors its first "Lymon
Hunt" on Friday. April 20 at the
Hibernia Pavilion. Other sponsors of
the 11 a.m. event are Wendy's Old
Fashion Hamburgers and WQUE-AM
(13-Q).
The hunt is open to children age
seven and under. Participants will be
admitted Free to the Zoo between 9:30
a.m. and 11:30 a.m. if they bring in a
Sprite can or bottle top, Children must
also be accompanied by a paying adult.
Children and parents are asked to
gather at Wendy's Wildlife Theater at
11 a.m. for preliminary welcoming and
ground rules. Children will then be
escorted to the grassy area at the
Hibernia Pavilion where over 500
lemons, limes and lymons will be
hidden.
Prizes from Sprite, Wendy's and 13-Q
will be awarded to those children
finding the most lymons, lemons and
limes, In addition, all participants of the
"Lymon Hunt" will receive small gifts
from Wendy's•
Come to the Audubon Zoo fro:
Sprite's special event and experience a
new "twist" on Easter Hunts.
Local Sonic giving away a Vette
Sonic Industries Inc.. Franchisor for
Sonic Drive-Ins, a hamburger chain
with 1,000 drive-ins in 20 states, will-
celebrate 25 years in business begin-
ning April 15. 1984 with a voluntary
chamwide promotion entitled the Cor-
vene Classic Giveaway.
The Sonic Drive-in of Ponchatoula
located at 753 West Pine Street, is
proud to be a part of this exciting
promotion. Although Sonic operates
as a chain, most drive-ins are locally
owned and operated, which presents a
unique opportunity for community
involvement and local tie-ins. The
manager and staff of the drive-in would
like to invite the community to help
celebrate their 25th Anniversary by
participating in the Corvette Classic
Giveaway,. Entry blanks will be given to
customers between April 15 and June
15. 1984.
Each Drive-ln will give away a local
grand prize replica 1959 Corvette
Go-Cart. in addition to an AM/FM
protable stereo radio to-be awarded as
a weekly prize 'for 8 weeks. The
National Grand Prize to be given away
at the end of the nine week
will be a beatifully
Corvette.
Sonic Industries Inc..
in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
the first Sonic Drive-ln in the
1959. Sonic featured a
combination of hamburgers.
and onion rings, Their
preparation is best exl:
slogan for the 1984 Silver
Celebration: After 25 Years
True -- We Start Cookin'
Hear From You.
* Bootsy's Deli *
386-3034 386-3034
Call tn vour order M en u call in your order
HAMBURGERS
Small 1.35 w/cheese 1.55
Large 1,60 w,cheese 1.80
Double-Meat New"
Small 1.95 w cheese 2.25
Large 2,55 w cheese 2.80
BACON BURGERS
Small 1.85 w/cheese 2.10
Large 2,15 w/cheese 2,35
B-B-Q & ROAST BEEF
Small 1.25 dressed 1.40
Large 1,60 dressed 1.75
HAM
Toast 1.50 wcheese 1.75
Bun 1.75 w/cheese 2.00
DUKE OF RIB (boneless pork)
Toa¢" 1.85
Bun L.85
HOT DOGS
w chili & fries 1.35
w cheese or onions , 15 extra
GRILLED CHEESE .90
BLT 1.65 "NEW"
POBOYS
Fish 2.95
Oysters 2.95
Shrimp 3.50
BBQ 2.75
Roast Beef 2.75
Hot Sausage 2.50
Hamburger 2.50
Cheeseburger 2,75
Ham 2.65
Ham & Cheese 2.95
Chicken Steak 2.65
w cheese 2,95
Duke of Rib 2.75
FISH OR OYSTERS
Toast 2.25
Bun 2.35
SHRIMP
Toast 2.75
Bun 2.75
CHEF Salad 2.50
LE'FrUCE & TOMATO
SALAD 2.00
POTATO SALAD
Half pt..95 PI. 1.90
CHICKEN FRIED STEAK FRENCH FRIES
Large 1.60 w cheese .15 extra Small .60 Large .95
"NEW" ONION RINGS 1.00
CHI( "{EN CORDON BLEU
Chicken-Ham-Cheese CHILl PI, 1.50
Large Bun 1.85
RED BEANS & RICE
w sausage, salad & french
bread 1.99
BISCUITS 5-9 A.M.
w butter & Jelly.30 2 .50
w sausage or bacon .60
2 1.00
WE HAVE SOFT ICE CREAM
BOX DINNERS
FISH OR OYSTERS
Box 4.95
Double Box 7.50
SHRIMP
Box 5.75
Double Box 8.95
SEAFOOD BOX 6.50
fish, oysters, shrimp
STUFFED SHRIMP BOX
Box 6.50
CHICKEN FRIED STEAK
Box 3.00
HAMBURGER STEAK
Box 3.99
DUKE of RIB (boneless pork}
Box 3.95
OPEN-FACED ROAST BEEF
Box 3.95
Boxes served with toast & 2 of
the following: Fries, green sall
or Potato Salad.
PLEASE ORDER FROM
MENU ONLY
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MAY t
From its current location at
t0t W. Pine St.
• To a shop located at
50t W. Mc Clellan
All repair jobs and items
left in the shop after May 1 can be
picked up at the new location.
Call for an appointment 386-8853
MOVING SALE
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April t9 thru April 30
ALL MARKED JEWELRY IN THE STORE WILL BE SOLD AT.
20% Off
Steel desks and a display case are also being offered for sale-
