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, J SOCIETY The Miser opens The "classical slapstick" of one of France's greatest comic playwrights will be presented at SLU Oct. 2-5 as the university theatre stages Moliere's "The Miser." The Cajun Market Flea Market and Retail Atmosphere In Hammond... Westwood Plaza Shopping Center Hwy. 51 North & Western Ave. Announces It Is Now Open Popcorn [ Limit One Per Customer ! I Bring To The Cajun Market 'i I I I Hwy. 51 N. & Western Ave. I _1 Hammond, La. I I ............... ----------I mq m • • m o O:er 14,000 sq. ft. of space for rent I I Bring This Coupon For ,i • • Minimum 100 sq. ft. i • Air Conditioning A FREE Soft Drink or • Carpet • Food Concessions on Premises. (Cokes, Hot dogs Hamburgers, Beer and More) . FLEA MARKET PRICES CLEAN RESTROOMS SAFE PARKING FRIENDLY DEALERS Register for our $500 Dollar Shopping Spree! ! ! ! ! ! I NO PURCHASE NECESSARY We are looking for Old and New Products and Services! • Arts & Crafts • Silk Flowers • Collectibles • Woodworking • Jewelry Dealers • Tools • Plants • Frame • And Much More 1 4000 Sq. Ft. of Rental Space Minimum 100 Sq. ft. No Lease Required. For Further Information Call Hal (504) 456-2393 or 345-5680 Dr. Frances Wiggins Chiropractor Director o°u.. SUFFER, FROM: ' • Headaches • Depression • Painful joints t Nerve tension I Restless nights o Stiffness of neck O Tired hips and legs o Anxiety in the chest O Pain between shoulclers O Numbness in arms and hands • Stiffness or pain in the lower back PERHAPS WE CAN HELP Call For An Appointment 542-8657 i i ii II I I I Suite K-M Magnolia Plaza 1007 W. Thomas Hammond iii ii iiii iii i i I II II I|1 IIIIII I I II I I I THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, SEPTEMBER 26, 1985, PAGE [ Michele Perrin to wed Richard Cannon Mr. and Mrs. James A. Perrin, Jr. Hammond. announce the enqaqement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Michele to Richard A. Cannon, Jr.. son of Mrs. Linda Cannon Vicknair, Ponchatoula. and Mr. Richard A. Can- non. St.. Hammond. Hammond. The wedding will be solemnized in early October at Holy Ghost Catholic Church. Hammond. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Tony' Pecoraro, Jr., Hammond, and the late Rosalie Martino Pecoraro and Mrs. Rita Perrin. and the late James A Perrin, St. Houma. The prospective groom is the grand- son of Mrs. Mary Nemeth Cannon and the late Percy Cannon of Hammond, Paul Triche. Jr. and the late Enid Anglade Triche of Ponchatoula. Folklife showcased October 3-19 The Hammond Cultural Foundation will sponsor A Folklife Showcase at the Levy Building - 217 East Thomas Street in historic downtown Hammond. October 3-19. 1985. Folklife represents the traditions of a culture - the way people work and play. worship and celebrate. The folk artifacts and craft items displayed will illustrate these traditions. Among the items shown will be old and new handmade quilts, iron tools, cypress and magnolia furniture, Indian and oak baskets. musical instruments. Hungarian embroideries, dance costumes, christening robes and a St. Joseph's Altar. An opening reception will be held October 3rd from 6-8 p.m. when the public is invited to view the exhibit. The Levy Building is open Tuesday-Friday Westpark adds new detox service AMI Westpark Community Ho announced today the addition of del fication to its range of services. Dell- fication is the critical first step intO[ rehabilitation of the alcohol or dependent patient. In this treatm which lasts from two or four days:P I patient is medically withdrawn alcohol or drug effects while under cl supervision of staff specialists. In announcing the service, Wesl1 Executive Director, Steve Turn€ stated that alcohol and drug abuse isi increasingly significant problem Louisiana as it is across the rest of IJ United States. And while there numerous inpatient rehabilitati programs available in the surround areas of Baton Rouge, Covington New Orleans, experts feel thai tn crucial intervention and entry point detoxification is needed in el0: proximity to large population cent such as Tangipahoa Parish. Westl will develop relationships with inpati# programs to which their patients can I referred after the detoxification period. The service will make available a.c'c line which will be :staffed by train€ personnel for counseling of'intere# individuals..family members, a businesses who ' may suspect proble with alcohol and drug depend# employees Westpark is being assisted in t$ development of this service by rep" sentatives of Brookwood Recov Centers which is a subsidiary compa of American Medical International, InC:. as is Westpark Community Hospit Brookwood Recovery Centers is J national leader in the field of alcoholi and chemical dependency treatmed and operates centers in Texas. Mississip# Alabama, Florida, and OhiO; Procedures. protocol, and traininj d personnel is being provided by BroOk wood. ,l Turner stated that the service woU'l be available to receive patients 0 I October 21, 1985. Prior to that tire'l educational presentations will be ma.l available to health care profession#'l law enforcement, and social serviCe agencies and other interested groups. from 12 noon until 4 p.m. For guided tours of the exhibit, please call the Hammond Cultural Foundation office at 542-9546. The Folklife Showcase is funded ir part by a grant from the Louisiana State Arts Council through the Division of the Arts, Department of Culture. Recreation and Tourism and the National Endowment for the Arts. • BEHAVIOR • MOODS • FAMILY/PEER RELATIONSHIPS •SCHOOL PERFORMANCE Why f c " wait )r a crisis to find the answers/ The Greenbrier ADOLESCENT ASSESSMENT PROGRAM can help teenagers and families find their answers through com- prehensive assessment, evaluations, and the design of a "tlor made" intervention program Take the first step toward finding the answers... CONTACT: DALE FIRESTONE, BCSW PROGRAM DIRECTOR 893-29"10 NEW ORLEANS DIRECT 523-3994 COVINGTON, LOUISIANA IN