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THE TIMES, AUGUST 8, 2019, PAGE 2
PONCHATOULA LIONS
CLUB-BINGO
Every Wednesday from 6:30pro- 1 l:00pm
at 750 E. Pine St. Ponchatoula, La. Doors
openat 6:30, 1st game starts at 7:00 pro.
Serving hot food, cold drinks and beer. Bring
your friends out, or justcome and meet some
new friends.' Cash payouts for each game.
You could be the next big winner
PONCHATOULA CHAMBER AFTER HOURS
AT ROSARYVILLE
August 8, 5:30pm- 7:O0pm Rosaryville
Spirit Life Center, 39003 Rosaryville Rd,
Ponchatoula, LA 70454, USA Join us for
good food and fellowship!
ROSARYVILLE FAMILY DAY "NUN RUN &
ANYTHING GOES COOK-OFF"
August 10, 8:30am- 5:00pro
Rosaryville Spirit Life Center It is that
time again. Please join the Rosaryvflle Spir-
it Life Center as they host The Rosaryville
Family Day "Nun Run & Anything Goes
Cook-Off. The 1 mile fun run start at 8:30,
the big 5K run starts at 9:00. The cook-offl
starts at 9:30 along with the band
BERRIES & BUSINESS LUNCHEON
August 13, ll:30am- l:00pm Ponchatoula
Rotary Hut 200 W. Beech St. Ponchatoula,
La. This event is a gathering of Ponchatoula
Chamber Members to network and hear from
business owners, local government officials,
and others pertinent to growing the town
Ponchatoula. RSVP is required-call the Pon-
chatoula Chamber office @985-386-2536 to
reserve your seat. Speakers to be announced
closer to event date -lunch provided.
SMART PORTIONS-A HEALTH WEIGHT
PROGRAM
August 15, 10am- 12pro 42074 North
Hoover Rd, Ponchatoula-PARD Please join
PARD and Keisha Fletcher, MPA, CHCFCS
Areas Nutrition ent, LSU Ag Center-Tan-
gipahoa Parish: the 4:week program ($50.00)
ill in'clude, 'a week 2,hour classes, a per-
's'bfihIiz6d meal plan, a resource binder, week-
ly weigh-ins, journal of personal progress,
food demonstrations and tastings, and tools
to keep you on track and motivated. QUES-
TIONS? contact Keisha Fletcher (985) 748-
9381 online registration required by August
6, 2019 at: httpS!]/store.lsuagcenter.com]p-
363-s,art-portions'tangipahoa-august-2019. !
aspx,
Parents Night Out'First Baptist Church of i
Ponchatoula i
August 16, 8:00am - 8:30am 325 E. Pine i
St Ponchatoula, La. Need a night off, well i
look no further than the fellowship of the First i
Baptist Church of Ponchatoula. they will be l
hosting a Parents Night Out. This is a fun i
event for Babies through 6th graders. Dinner i
will be provided form 6:00pm-7:00pm. Please ::
register online at fbcponchatoula.com.
A legacy in Stone
2019 Krewe of Erin Queen Maygan O'Mally
treated her royal court to an end of the summer
party with a purpose. The Krewe of Erin Court
and ladies of the Krewe were invited to paint and
decorate rocks that will be hidden in honor of Isla
Tinsley a seven-year-old girl from Hinckley, Leic-
estershire who passed away from terminal cancer.
Tinsley started a movement that spread across
the globe. Tinsley asked people to paint stones
and hide them when the stones were found you
were asked to take a photo with the stone post it
on social media and re-hide the stone. This is one
of Queen Maygans many community service proj-
ects. Pictured (left to right) Brooke Walker, 2019
Queen Maygan O'Mally, Princess Sophie Hill, 2017
Queen Mollie O'Mally, Princess Lilly Ingle and
Princess Elizabeth Newton. (COurtesy Photo by
Michelle Lott)
The Anchor Watch
The Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa hosted its
weekly meeting at The Balboa Corinthian Yacht
Club, located in Newport Beach California, this
past Thursday evening. The event was well attend
and hosted many out of town Rotarians to wit-
ness the Newport Balboa Rotary Club being pre-
sented with the District Governor Home Banner.
Pictured (left to right) Newport Balboa Rotarian
Past District Governor and Past President Roger
McGonegal, Attorney Michael Brennan (father of
Ponchatoula Rotarian Amy Brennan), Newport
Balboa Rotarian and Past President Richard
Dickson and Newport Balboa Rotarian Gary L.
Myers. (Times Photo by Amy Brennan)
POOL
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COMPROMISE IN QUALITY "
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Owner Chris Tartamella - Over 40 Years Experience
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Times Traveler
Local Ponchatoula Times reader and subscrib-
er Trint Lavergne enjoyed an end of the summer
vacation to Las Vegas with his mother Tiffney
Lavergne. Trint and his mother took a day trip
to The Grand Canyon and enjoyed a helicopter
ride into the Grand Canyon and then continued
their adventure to explore the canyon's beauty
by boat. Trint improvised with a homemade The
Ponchatoula Times paper as his flight was sched-
uled to leave before his weekly paper would be
delivered. Trint even asked his mother to stop at
a newstand at three a.n on the way to the airport
to purchase a paper. Please remember to bring
a copy of The Times with you on your next vaca-
tion and snap a photo to share your travel with
your community. (Courtesy Photo by Tiffiney La-
vergne)
Times Traveler
Ponchatoula native Morgan Brennan, 8, brought
along her copy of The Times to visit her family in
Orange County California. Morgan spent the day
with her Nana in beautiful San Juan Capistrano
sightseeing, shopping, enjoying a delicious lunch
at one of the city's many outdoor cafes and vis-
iting the gorgeous Mission San Juan Capistrano
which was founded in 1776. The city is the site of
California's oldest residential neighborhood, Los
Rios. Pictured in front of the fountain at Mission
San Juan Capistrano are (left to right) Carleen
Brennan and granddaughter Morgan Brennan
(Times Photo by Amy Brennan)
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