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SOCIETY
Mental Health Center open
Billie Thorson, Director of the new
Northshore Mental Health Center in
Hammond, welcomed local dignitaries
and other special guests to the clinic's
opening at I007 West Thomas Street in
Magnolia Plaza. The clinic, which offers
a wide variety of counseling and thera-
peutic services, has available to area
citizens comprehensive evaluations,
group therapy, marital counseling, and
crisis intervention, as well as parental
consulation and a full service outpatient
program for the treatment of alcohol
and other chemical dependencies.
Behavior modification and partial
hospitalization services also available.
An affiliate of the Hospital Corporation
of America, which is involved in the
operation and development of more
than 50 psychiatric and substance abuse
hospitals in the U.S. & abroad,
NSMHC does not discriminate on the
bases of race, color, national origin.
handicap or age in access to or treat-
ment in its programs and activities,
Clinic hours are from 8:30 a.m. to
4:00, with evening hours by arrangement.
For more information, or for free educa-
tional services, call 542-4904. All
services are strictly confidential.
Ponchatoula Winn Dixie Manager
Bill Hill presents Mrs. Ann Williams
with a check for $100, top prize in the
Winn Dixie-Coca Cola contest. "!
always shop at the Ponchatoula Winn
r)iie oven though I li,,p in Hmmnnd."
THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, SEPTEMBER 26, 1985, PAGE FoUll
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oosts . ose a etics
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......... including set-ups. The dance beginsal
mow can you ooost ,ocat a[metics p.m. and lasts until I a.m.
4 while dancing? Easy, the St Joseph Tickets are available at: The Pon
Boosters Club is sponsoring a dance toula Times. Wolfe Lumber^a
September 28 at the school gymnasium Supply. Metropolitan Insurance
featuring the popular band "'Flite.'" on Fagan Drive. and at the St. J
......... " .... i
said Mrs. Williams, "Because 1
always find this store clean and the
personnel are always friendly. It's well
worth the short drive."
(Times Photo by Terrence McMahon)
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Velma Kraft
386-3754
For a Complete
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Wilk McKean
386-2415
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Old P.H.S.'s last yearbook on sale
The commemorative edition of the
1985 Ponchatoula High School Green-
back, "The Last Hurrah." will be ready
for distribution next week. according to
Mrs. Kim Howes Zabbia.
The yearbook is a special tribute to
the last year in the old school, and it
covers the long, colorful history of PHS.
Last year's seniors and townspeople
may pick up their books on Sat.. Sept.
28, from II:00 to I:00 in the West
Parking Lot of the New Ponchatoula
High School on Hwy. 22 Extra copies
are available for purchase at this time at
a cost of $20 each.
Townspeople who included the $3
postage fee with their order should
expect to receive their yearbooks in the
mail by Sept. 28.
PHS students will receive their copies
on Man.. Sept. 30 in homeroom.
Anyone wishing to purchase one by
mail should send his name, address,
and $23 to PHS Greenback. H.wy. 22.
Ponchatoula, La. 70454.
Auxiliary hears from youth leaders
Leander J. Kinchen American Legion
Auxiliary Unit 47 met on Thursday.
September 5 with 26 members present.
Before the meeting representatives from
Boy and Girl State came and gave a talk
on their experience in Baton Rouge.
Senior citizens will be served
following their meeting. Those making
cakes are: Claire Palmer. Agnes Tate
and Jennie Tate. Those attending and
helping to serve were Jennie Tate and
Alice McSulain.
Fifty dollars was donated to Perrin
Early Learning Center to help with play-
this time it was decided to have their
monthly meeting on the third Monday
of the month at 3:30 p.m.
Gold Star Mother's Tea will be at the
Hammond Legion Home on Sunday,
Sept. 29 at 2 p.m.
The Thanksgiving party at Carville,
La. will be on Sunday, November 24.
Cindy Newton was selected to serve
on the committee for the-Chamber of
Commerce for the City of Ponchatoula.
There will be a garage sale at the
Legion Home in Ponchatoula on Oct.
4& 5from 8a.m. til 4 p.m.
TOUGil TlllE-
PRICED RIGHT
BELTED CLM"
I I
BELTED CLM
P.165/80/B-13"A 78
P-175/80/B-13--B 78
P-185/75/B-14C 78
P-195/75/B-14E 78
P-225/75/B-14,tH 78
P-205/75/B-14:F 78
P-215175/B-14=G 78
824.67
$25.76
$28.18_
$29,32
$32.08_
$29.93
$30.73
P-205175/B-15=F 78
P-2141751B-15--G 78
P-225/75/B-15=H 78
P-235175/B-15"-J 78
$30.66
$31.47
$32.81
$34.09
ground equipment. Unit 47 received a certificate of ' ' ' ' "
A meeting wlas calledofnOr lo e Junior appreciation from the V.A. Hospital in "r/r .... |,. ,,.,
II,IIXlIIllIIII,I:III:4,I Auxiliary at t e Legi me on Alexandria, La. for volunteer service to I lUllllil:::lll3l I
Wednesda,Septemberllat6p.m. At veterans.. New & Used Tires
Institute 7:30 ..m. - 5:30 p.m. OU.¢
American Legmn changes Bingo : " =4303 ,,w,os,
By E.J. ROLLING These cards will be 50 cents each. I I III I II
O American Legion Club Post #47 held
'Ponchatoula
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R ec meengSpmbr3 ! 50'b
was decided we make the followinc
Plastic Surgery changes in the Monday Night Bingc
game. They will go into effect beginning Sack 50
October 1, 1985: •
Cards will cost $I apiece, good for •
Red Potatoes On,
tenth game, and there will be no more
Blackout game. There will be winner-
5640 Read Boulevard, Suite670 ner- .,o, o, U.S. No. I
New Orleans, Louisiana 70127 and sixth games.
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"=l¢llOll Iell Basso, Kenneth Kraft, Harry J. Gabriel,
$
Henry Arnold
September 27-Weaver Wolfe, Kathy
uBHR Mount, Raymond Perkins, Korie New-
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Tim Cutrer, Deirdre McMahon, Bryan
September 28-Elsie McCall, Scott
GeneralInsurance | Lemoine, Scott Stanga, Edna Ott, Local Shallots
= Cynthia Gregoire, Deanna Waller
== September 29-Cindy Fletcher, Andy $ 2
386-9987' | Daigle, Barbara Kraemer, Cheryln
Zimmerman, Dennis Charbonnet, Jr.,
i Jeffrey Ragan, Matthew Schliegei- LETTUC"
Branch Jr. 65 E. Pine St | meyer
September 30 AI Landry, Jr., Sara
• P.O. Drawerponchatoula57B Wells, Michellecummings,Hileman, Theresa ; JobrBa; koel 6"11 for "
Owner Lavigne, Slate Betty Jo
Cutrer, Wilton 'Bill Perrin, Wayne
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October 1-Stevie Kelley, Jerry Bard- 1
well, Janet Bowden, Mrs. Willie Mae Vine ripened
Robertson, Eric Boudreaux, Bradley
For the convenience Poche, Tillie Lavigne, Jason Pepitone,
Shaun Pepitone. Gall Digby
October 2-Jeanette Fendlason, Berry
Of Hardin, Ronald Lessard, Milton Lavigne,
my Ponchatoula, DonnieMiller, Leslie Morgan, Joseph
Zeringue, Devin Hoover, Savanna C.
Albany, Springfield, Ragan
Bedico, Robert and Anniversaries
Hammond clients... September 26.Darrell & Denise
• ,' Hoover
' '' Please note the direct dial September 27-Milton & Dot Hill,
Arthur & Kathy Abel, Mr. & Mrs. Ted
., Perkins
September 29-Donald & Joycelyn
number to my Amite office James
542-0403 BELATED BIRTHDAY
John Michael May
JOSEPH SIMPSON September |6
Christine Shlrcliff
Attorney at Law September 20
Michael Barbter
P.O. Box 1017 Amite, La. Septemberl3
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-'," Charles Hookfln, Jr.
• . September 24
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Bananas Cucumbers Boiling
3 Ibs.
$
for
Peanu
5th Street Market I
,th. Street at Pine