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SOCIETY Happy Birthday October 10-Alan Michael Stromeyer, Tammy Hardy,, Kim P. Stevens, Arlo Lawrence, Adrienne Anthony, Cindy Colkmire, Allen Motichek, Wayne R. Huguet, Sr. October l 1-Nancy Hutchinson, Rita Hardy, Charlie Pugh, Darryl Pinion, Jr., Bliss McMahon, Shirley Anthony, Dawn LeBlanc, Joshua Powell, Peter Lamonte October 12-Andrea Gregoire, Ollie Drude, Ricky Paul Muscarello, Trey Pepitone, Deborah Gill, Cathy Landry, Keith A. Pepitone, Jeffrey Roberts, Jon Stanga, Paul Kluka, Lott Cutrer October 13-Jamte Wilson, Michael Casanova, Lauren Cutrer, Linda Poche, Darrell Dominguez, Frank Schilling. Angela McKean, Larry Jacob, Jr., Lois Lamp, John Schliegeimeyer, Jr., Joshua Buck Huquet, Florence Ann Cowell October 14-Audrey Pomares, Mike Matherne, Jr., Debbie Wells, Derek Pisciotta, Pat Cunningham, Janice Jacob, Don Hoover October 15-Neeley Bauers, Carol Cutrer, Lanell Wagner, Doug Oliver, Tina Macioud, Tashia Watts, Carol Edwards October 16-Brett Sheridan, Cindy Meyers, Russell D. Hoover, Jeanette Pinion, Tressa Joiner, Terry Pepitone, Barbara Opdenhoff, Sharon Boudreaux, Hazel Clement, Ave McKean, Brian Allen, Shirley Adams The Professionals l Velma Kraft 386-3754 For a Complete review of Your Insurance Needs..... CALL Wilk McKean 386-2415 Farm Bureau Insurance • LIFE eHEALTH • RETIREMENT ,HOME • BUSINESS *AUTO Office 345-9505 For the convenience of my Ponchatoula, Albany, Springfield, Bedico, Robert and Hammond clients... Please note the direct dial number to my Amite office 542-0403 JOSEPH SIMPSON Attorney at Law P.O. Box 1017 Amite, La. 1mmmm||m|gmmHm Z BRANCH-DANIELS _-: General Insurance "g m 386-9987 i 3 THE PONCHATOULA TIMES, OCTOBER 10, 1985, PAGE FOUR Crystal Ann Stilley n rs. Douglas Bailey Crystal Ann Stilley became Mrs. Douglas Glynn Bailey in double ring ceremonies July 6, 1985 at First Assembly of God Churcb She is the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard I. Stilley of Ponchatoula and Ms. Teresa Nemeth Phillips of Monroe• Bro. Jerry Claunch officiated• Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Enos F. "Jake" Bailey of Hammond. The church was decorated with three large, beautiful pastel-colored fresh flower arrangements. The altar was decorated with full ferns and ivy from Graham's Nursery• Small colored nose gays arranged by Frances Lavine marked the pews. The bride wore a white organza gown, on-the-shoulder ruffles, bodice accented with sequined and beaded silk venise. Her skirt was trimmed with ruffles on a semi-cathedral train• Her headpiece was made of white silk flowers and beaded pearl sprays with a three layer fingertip length veil made by her aunt, Mrs. Enola McLaurin. The bride's bouquet was made of a fresh variety of white flowers. Attendants included: Maid of Honor Sonja Jordan, Brenda G. Henkel, Becky C. Claunch, JoAnn G. Mike, Michelle Henderson, Tessa Patterson, and Flower Girl Rachel Bailey. Bridesmaids wore tea-length dresseS, each of a different pastel color. Dresses were made of colored taffeta with while lace and organza. They carried freSll glower nosegays in soft spring colors. Groomsmen wore white D tuxedoes, with tie and cumberbun in a different pastel color to match dresses of the girls they escorted. Best Man Bailey was accompanied by Groomsmen Scott Henkel, Charl, Claunch, Brad Welford Steve Lin; g. Kelly Lotion. and Ringbearer Richar0 Stilley II. Ushers were John Miller. David Claunch, Harry Lavine, and Andj Lofton. A reception followed in the church'S Fellowship Hall. A three layer weddi cake with a blue water fountain, and.a groom's cake were made by Teresa i. Phillips, mother of the bride. Food was prepared and served I' relatives of the bride. Monmouth Plantation in NatcheZ, Mississippi and Navarre Beach, Florida provided settings for the honeymOO The couple now resides at 1109 Iowa, Hammond. Video store offers (Photo by Margaret Hawkins) student video I.D.'s In case of an emergency, would you be able to provide the authorities with all the vital information regarding your son or daughter? Rainbow Video Rentals (a member of Tangipahoa Video Association), in conjunction with the Tangipahoa Parish School Board and the various parish law enforcement agencies are offering a child identification program for children enrolled in public schools, private schools, day care centers and other child care facilities. This program entails obtaining an audio-video tape of each child in addition to a written profile consisting of vital statistics, identifying features (such as birth marks, mannerisms, speech impediments, etc.) and a brief medical Legion plals Veteran's Day Nov. 11 summary. The program will be implemented via the various elementarY and secondary schools and child car e " facilities, and the program may. available for pre-school and pre-daY care children (including infants) throug h the local educational institutions. As part of this program the Louisian State Police will obtain fingerprints 01 each child. This information will I updated annually to provide the variOUS law enforcement agencies with the needed information in case of a0 emergency• For further information, contact vo local school, the Tangipahoa SchO Board Office or Rainbow Video Rentals. 2285 Old B.R. Hwy., (345-1243) By E.J. ROLLING Historian Twenty-three members were present at the American Legion's regular monthly meeting, held the first Thursday of every month. The Legion is glad to accept all dues sent through the mail, or paid to another member. Boy Scout troop 101 is seeking new members and the return of old drop outs. Len Kraft gave a brief report on the scout canal trip down Tickfaw River. Everyone had a good time-and not one blister on the hands. Planning is underway for fi-Veteran's Day Celebration for Nov. 1 I: details by Nov. I. The flag pole on Legion plot in the Ponchatoula cemetery was repainted by Len Kraft, Buddy Anthony, and Buddy Joiner. Fall conference will be October 27 in Gonzales, La. Legion membership agreed to sponsor an Arts and Craft show in the American Legion Home Ponchatoula, La. on November 16-17. For more information call Chairman E.J. Rolling 386-6766. Local boy on TV Monday Postponed by Hurricane El,ha, 'the Louisiana Cajun King program featuring a local boy will be aired 8 a.m. Monday on Channel 9 (WAFB-TV). The segment will appear on the Morning In Louisiana show. Billy Chase Gueldner of Weinberger Road won top honors in the pageant over 11 other contestants Harry McKneely & Son Funeral Home Serving you since 1941 providing helpful We take pride in Since 1941, we have dedicated ourselves to understanding and support in your time of need. handling every detail with grace and generosity. Our Ponchatoula location has been completely renovated and is now open. It features two large chapels and a newly remodeled coffee room. We thank those families who were gracious enough to understand our difficulty and who took advantage of our Hammond location during the construction period in Ponchatoula. Springfield library club active In your time of need, turn to someone who cares... Harry McKneely & Son Funeral Home. Harry McKneely & Son Funeral Home September 10, 1985 Springfield High School Library Club held its first meeting of the year. The meeting was called to order by president Karen Freeman who introduced the 1985-86 officers. The roll was called by Lori Hoover who was standing in for secretarv Janeth Randall. The treasurer;s report was read by the treasurer Kelly Hutchinson• The club's beginning balance is $203.78. The meeting was then turned over to the club sponsor who explained the club's system• i The meeting was then turned back ,::..i::-!:i. , .... over to Karen who went into further Hammond • Ponchatoula _ detail on the projects and policies for the ;:; Now re-opened in Ponchatoula convention coming up at the end of the (.-, ..... 165 E. Pine St. Charlie Branch Jr. p.o Drawer 57 B Owner Ponchatoula i year. Janeth Randall, Angela Neale, IIlIUMIlUlIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIUlIHHIIMIIHIIIIIIIIII and Stacie Arceneaux were three of the five delegates who went to the IIIIIIIIIIIIIII convention and talked to the members of about what went on at the convention. Institute In new business members decided the following. During November members will put up a bulleting board and will also read to the elementary school during National Library Week. They also d cided to have a candy sale and I Plastic Surgery ! other pro ects are planned through the vear. P hC arls ancer . I Assoc. meets 5640 ead Boulevard, Suite 670 I he Fangipahoa Advisory Committee New Orleans, Louisiana 70127 (504) 241-9201 I Dr. Randolph Howes __ M.D., Ph.D=J of the Cancer Association of Greater New Orleans, Inc., with the support of the Tangipahoa Area United Way, will hold a dutch-treat luncheon meeting on Thursday, October 10, 1985 in the private dining room of Westparl- Hospital in Hammond at Noon. The purpose of this meeting is to review both public and professioral education programs in the varioos communities in addition to the patient service assistance program sponsored by the Cancer Association. ..',-, ..