THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, SEPTEMBER 22, 2011, PAGE 4
Lallie Kemp
hosts Family Fall Festival
INDEPENDENCE - The Lallie Kemp Foundation will host
the first annual Family Fall Festival on Saturday, September 24,
2011, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., in downtown Independence, La., on
East Railroad Avenue.
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A family affair - Neill and Gideon
Shelby, Caitlyn, Laurie, Chris, Christopher and Byron
Gideon are pictured as the sun set Sunday evening on
September 17 and the family gathered at the gazebo on
the Mandeville lakefront to celebrate their union. The cer-
emony was performed by the brother of the bride, Rev. Ab-
ner Neill III. Afterward a dinner celebration was held at
Morton's Restaurant in Madisonville. The bride's parents
are Abner and Sharon Neill, the groom's mother is Alice
Gideon widow of the late Mayor Dr. Charles Gideon. (Cour-
tesy Photo)
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forcement dogs so they the
benefit officers and the pub-
lic." K-9 Gator, a Belgian Ma-
linios breed, spontaneously
displayed the discipline in-
stilled in him by Williams
during their presentation
in Memorial Park. A young
mother walking with her
toddler on W. Beech Street,
inadvertently wandered
into the dog's practice area.
The cute tyke spied a train-
ing toy of the veteran police
dog and picked it up. Rotar-
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concern as Gator registered
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the child's action, but the
highly-trained animal re-
sponded by merely looking
up to his human partner as
if to shrug and say "Sheesh,
kids!" The demo contin-
ued uninterrupted. (Photo
courtesy of Kim LaMarca
Photography Studio, Pon-
chatoula, La.)
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Just when PHS was starting to
get its game back on, East Jeff
interfered and received a pen-
alty, pushing them back only to
the 19 yard line. Unfortunately,
they still somehow managed to
make another two touchdowns
with 6:52 left in the game, mak-
ing the score 24-26.
Thankfully, PHS got it to-
gether in order to make_another
touchdown after multiple first
downs starting bn E. Jeff's 35yd
all the way to the goal line with
a total of six Ist downs in a row.
This brought the finaI score
to 30-26, and finished the game
by keeping East Jefferson in one
spot. When Ponchy got the ball
turned over to them. they took
a timeout and decided to just
run the clock out. "I would have
rather not been trailing," Coach
Hank shares, "But I knew we
would win the entire time."
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Protein discovered at
LSUHSC may suppress
breast cancer growth
NEW ORLEANS - Research
led by Dr. Suresh Alahari, the
Fred Brazda Professor of Bio-
chemistry and Molecular Biol-
ogy at LSU Health Sciences
Center New Orleans and its
Stanley S. Scott Cancer Center,
has found that a protein discov-
ered by his laboratory can in-
hibit the growth of breast can-
cer cells.
The research was published
September 14, 2011 online in
the Journal of the National
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Jamie Ernst, Loren Connelley,
Mark Basso, Stephen Pugh II,
Teri Gegenheimer, Vanessa La-
tino, Vanessa Ohler,
September 27 - Ashley
Meissner, Bryan T. McMahon,
Carroll W. Anderson, Deirdre
McMahon-Sanchez, Doug John-
son, Gene Tallo, Heather Cleav-
er, Joey Stevens, John Coyne,
Korie Newman, Rodney Smith,
Shelly Ponder, Tim Cutrer, Jo-
nah Schmitt
September 28 - Brenda Join-
er Edwards, Charlsa Cannon,
Chris Stafford, Deanna Waller,
Edna Ott, Frank Drury Sr.,
Greg Davis, Jaida Bergeron,
Joshua Flattmann, Kristen
Bruhl, Lauryn Simon, Michelle
Harper, Patsy LeBlanc, Roslyn"
Vining, Ruby Guilliot, Scott
Stanga, Spencer Sticker, Han-
nah Habisreitinger
Cancer Institute.
Building upon Dr. Alahari's
earlier discovery of Nischarin,
a novel protein that regulates
breast cancer cell migration and
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ments planned for the future,
including repairs or a complete
renovation of the boat launch
at Pass Manchac, working
through the state Department
of Transportation and Develop-
ment (DOTD).
He cited the repaving of 1-55
and of the interstate service
roads as evidence of progress.
Politically, Pugh opined,
"Ponchatoula needs its own
senator, which we had when
John Hainkel was alive."
"We are in a positive mode in
South Tangipahoa, with three
roundabouts planned for 2012,
two at 1-12 and one at Club De-
luxe. Regarding Walmart, it's
good to see new business come
in. We have long planned to
4-lane Highway 51. The bridge
over Ponchatoula Creek will be
the main obstacle. I hope we
can now accomplish this," said
the local state representative.
Pugh thanked Kiwanis for
its part in his being named king
of the next Strawberry Festival.
And Pugh praised the daughter
of Kiwanis member Mark Mob-
ley, Michelle, who is now chief
page of the Legislature.
And Pugh said that from an
abysmal reputation, Louisiana
has raised itself up so "We are
Number One in ethics."
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