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:.t`.:..:.:.-:../.:`::::::.-..-..::::..`.`:::::v:.v.:L...: . ...-.::... :-: :,.-, ,:.:: .... :;:-,:.: ........ /anacture Fac'crj @vtlt (/JV6ERtL r A0 ¢vqyA :2: iMem0rial Park Ole CITY ..... :i? which means Knoen for s f/ae 7-:.' Ponchatoula is world famous  irJ atonal Strawberr Festival and Its t:mm alliata. It located /n oufhest Loulsia near the int:ersection of/m major interstate and offer. many in1: aM shops. October- 1995 \\; .::ii The above map of Ponchatoula was drawn by newspaperman-artist Ran Barthet, editor of the St. Tammany Farmer. The map is rendered in a limited edition collector's poster going on sale here next week. As a special attraction, the first 100 new subscribers to The Ponchatoula Times will receive a full-size map print suitable for framing. An New subscribers get print-map identical print will be given to the current subscriber who introduces a new "subscriber to the newspaper, until 100 numbered and signed prints are exhausted. Dr. Haight's home BELATED BIRTHDAY Leonard Alien Thompson October 7 Anniversaries ( ( ( October 10-Bobby & Tillie Cutrer, Bob & Theresa Hinson 11-Roger & Vrgie Benoit, St. October 13-Glenn & Terri Templet October 14-Victoria & Veron Slaven wins top design honor III _ I I I We now stock and install hitches for cars and trucks. SdV/#OSl An honor award was given to three issued throughout the tate at architect Michael Holly for Mr. Michael Louisiana. £here were 50 entries made A,. .n Haight's home in Ponchatoula by the into the competition. Louisiana Chapter of the American The Honor Award for Excellence w.s,a, Institute of Architects at the state subject is the home of Dr. and Mrs. I SdldU CJLq October 15-Dudlev & Eva Simmons, convention held at the Marriott Hotel, Michael Haight located in Ponchatoula, G78.15 John & Anne Jackson, Louis & Cathy New Orleans, Louisiana September 27- Louisiana and has been completed for I " H78-15 .I"  ;sae;3 '. Dugas, Carl & Jerrie Scott 29. approximately one year .... L78-15 I  I  I I 'P October 16-Rickey& Rose Harper Mich.ael . Holly .and Associates I I =:Ij noted that this award was one in on,y GASMATIC mm-ueeWe ,.,.o.,."-0-' ..-" SHOCKS I I,ll .r, ,, ,.. ,,, lllY Tnny scholars,  jj by Firestone  " ' IO parents meet teachers U et 1040 W. Pine St. 4th FREE! fs "" ,'-"R (Corner of Hwy. 51 and Pine St.) By EDDIE PONDS $00 ,"$' S I 7- 386-8507 Times Reporter '' O '* 3',.., ,, BlockwaiL  ALIGNMENT WE WILL BE OFFERING: New Equipment Separate Steam Rooms Prwate Whirlpool Private Dressing Rooms Aerobic Classes CO-ED III . IIIII II I I III I II I PONCHATOULA ( HEALTH CLUB \\; Hours: 9 am.. 9 pm. Mon-Fri. st. 9m.. z . ,....,,.. Last Thursday night more than 300 parents, kindergarten students and citizens interested in education converged on the parish public schools' only Early Learning Center, for open house. The former Perrin Junior High School building on South Eighth and West Ash was renovated during the summer to accommodate all kinder- garten classes. School Board Member Viola Beal said, "This is not an experimental program. Each school district will decide on its kindergarten program. For example, Hammond will have K-6." "All the principals and school board members met and decided it would be best to have all kindergarten students together. It's ideal, all students are the same age," she said. State law requires all students to successfully complete one year of kindergarten before entering first grade: Mrs. Carolyn E. Walker, Principal of the Early Learning Center said, "The 268 kindergarten students will receive letter grades in math, reading, social living, music and art." PTO members conducted a candle sale to raise money for new playground equipment. Mrs. Walker said, "I would like to thank all the merchants, dubs, organiza- tions, and volunteers who helped with the playground equipment." "By October 12, 80 percent of the. new playground equipment should be installed," she said.