Local artists
prominent in
,Fine Food & Entertainment //t\ public television
art auction
OCTOBER 15TH, 2011. PM
LE FLEUR DE LIS- PONCHATOULA - 7.00
Art and Travel Auction for
Louisiana Public Broadcasting,
scheduled to air live on Thurs-
day night, October 27. This is
the largest auction yet with
over 250 works donated by over
200 area artists, including:
Denise Austin-pottery, Bran-
di Newman-painting, Cricket
Ayala-painting, Donna Mollere-
painting, Chuck Wright-paint-
ing, Kim Zabbia-painting, Nancy
Lowentritt-painting, Charlotte
Corkern Reso-painting, Gina
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• Rockefeller's
FROM PAGE 1
It was obviously the Wong
influence that will "bring Chi-
nese wok-style meals made-to-
order to the new Rockefeller's.
Rubio has a love for sushi that
is shared by many in the area,
fueled in part by Wong's restau-
rant on Cate Street.
New at the restaurant will
be a mezzanine deck overlook-
ing the Atrium Room located at
the rear of the restaurant which
will be enhanced for banquets
and weddings, to be used as a
raised dais. Saul Rubio says to
look for special events on Fri-
day nights in the Atrium.
He also promised to bring his
popular Cinco de Mayo celebra-
tion to Ponchatoula, and plans
something very special for
Strawberry Festival.
Getting a makeover will be
the private 60-person dining
room on the second floor.
And Rubio stressed that the
new Rockefellers will be con-
structed and renovated with
materials purchased locally.
"We will be buying, not from
Lowes, but from Gabriels, and
that will be our philosophy in
all that we do."
He said it is his greatest wish
that Rockefeller's will increase
business traffic for the benefit
of Ponchatoula and its existing
businesses.
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THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, SEPTEMBER 22, 2011, PAGE 3,
Leadership
It's time for
bold leadership
with a vision
for our future.
A New Era in Parish Government
EARLY VOTING OCT. 8-OCT. 15
12PM-2PM
Frank Davis is a notable and widely recognized New Orleans "character"
whose effervescent personality and love for Louisana are contagious. Davis
considers himself blessed that he has been able to combine his three loves-
-fishing, cooking, and people--and get paid for it. "1 have a lot of fun doing
what I do," said the resident chef and outdoors director for WMML-TV in New
Orleans (CBS). "1 like to express that fun to everybody else as well." Come
visit with Frank at theTangi Library Free Book Festival.
LOUISIANA ART & SCIENCE MUSEUM
' ' Using star charts, this interactive activity
ii : challenges the participant's ability to locate
seasonal planets and constellations in the
night sky. Come explore other stellar objects,
planetary orbits, and space distances.
Participants will enter in small groups for a
15 minute session that will challenge their
outerspace knowledge while engaging the
senses.
JOURNEY OF THE DRUM PERFORMANCE • AUTHOR CAROL PEIRCE • AUTHOR DAVID ARMOND ° AUTHOR/ILLUsTRATOR MICHAEL VERRETT
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