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Local scholar in Nutcracker
Alana Knight, a fourth-grader at D.C. Reeves in Pon-
chatoula, has been selected to perform in the Baton Rouge
Ballet Theater's production of "The Nutcracker: A Tale
from the Bayou." The production features world-class guest
artists, local dancers and a unique Southern Louisiana fla-
vor to the holiday treat that the whole family will enjoy.
The Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra will accompany the
performances of Tchaikovsky's masterpiece at the Baton
Rouge River Center on Dec 18 & 19. Alana is a student
of Fellom Ballet in Hammond and the daughter of Alan &
Becky Knight of Pumpkin Center. (Courtesy Photo)
FROM PAGE B-1
was done on both teams. Scor-
ing for the Wave was Savanna
Balado 7, Hannah Fletcher 22,
Allie Seale 10, Bailie Stewart
and Andrea Kaigler 6 each and
Anne James 9.
12 - 3 - 10
Ponchatoula 42
St. Michael's 57
The Lady Wave began the
game keeping up with the Lady
Warriors. Despite missing shots
and turnovers at the end of the
quarter the score was tied at
11.
In the second was the same.
The Wave hung in there with St.
Michael's as they went into the
locker room with a 24 - 23 lead.
Scoring in the half for the Wave
were Johnson, Balado, Fletcher,
Kaigler, and James.
The second half Ponchatoula
fell apart and the Lady War-
riors outscored the Wave 33
- 19. Scoring for Ponchatoula
were Taylor Johnson 3, Savan-
na Balado 6, Hannah Fletcher
and Anne James 10 each, Allie
Seale 4, and Andrea Kaigler 9.
12-4- 10
Benton 37
Ponchatoula 52
The Lady Wave came out
like a different team from last
night. They played team ball
and scored well. By the time
the first quarter ended the
Wave was ahead 23 - 6. James
and Fletcher were the hot hand
players, scoring 9 and 6 respect-
fully.
The next quarter they fell
apart and didn't do a thing as
a team. The Lady Tigers came
back and outscored the Wave
18 - 8. At halftime Ponchatoula
had a 31 - 24 lead.
The second half the game got
out of control and there was a
lot of physical contact going on
that wasn't called on the Lady
Tigers. Ponchatoula somehow
tried to play their game and
outscored Benton 21 - 13. Scor-
ing for the Wave was Savanna
Balado, Allie Seale, and Bailie
Stewart had 4 each, Hannah
Fletcher 21, Andrea Kaigler 5,
and Anne James 14.
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Rep. Pugh introduces Catholic Charities official
Lisa Bourgoyne, program coordinator with Catholic
Charities, was introduced to the Ponchatoula Rotary Club
by speaker Rep. Steve Pugh at the club's regular Thursday
noon meeting where Pugh gave an address on drawing new
voter district lines based on the new U.S. Census informa-
tion. (Times Photo)
Mr. Bingle
goes traveling
Gardenettes Tonya Fer-
guson and her mother Pat
Sweeney took Mr. Bingle to
nine different countries to
have his photo taken. Pic-
tures were displayed on the
wreath they made for the
City Park in New Orleans
annual lighting event. The
Gardenette entry is shown
in a special building with
other garden club wreaths
depicting Mr. Bingle on
tour. According to Fergu
son, they wereSrying to take
his picture with his suitcase
on a bridge in Honduras in
the rain during Hurricane
Tomas, when the swing
bridge opened with them on
it. Mr. Bingle went on cruise
starting in Boston and vis-
ited Mexaco, British Virgin
Islands, Aruba, Curacao and
other interesting ports of
call. (Courtesy Photo)
Councilman Vergil
Sandifer having a ball!
(Times Photo)
Kiwanis President with
two visitors from the North
Pole at Sunday's annual Ki-
wanis Club Pancake Break-
fast in the Log Cabin (Times
Photo)
THE PONCHATOU
C O U N TRY MARK E T
Jessie Co,, and ruth rolliug host a ceramics booth
with perfectly priced origiual gifts such as these
ceramic Christmas bells and useful pottery
Merle Mulkey and Margaret Mardi Massel feature i
their booth quilts, embroidery, unique handmade
gifts, plus heirloom sewing and monogramming
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