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20 A 1 1 WORLD Opekwsat, April 1)70 FOB HIGH AVERAGES 75 Area Students Are Among USL Honorees LAFAYETTE, La. The annual Spring Honors Convocation at the University of Southwestern Louisiana to honor students for academic achievement will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 28 in Angelle Hall Auditorium. Seventy-five area students JANICEC RADEUR DEBRA BOUDREAUX Opelousas Area Delegates To Girls State Selected JUNE SCHWARTZENBURG Deborah Clary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John Clary AIC; and Dianne Higginbotham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cories Higginbotham, Lawtell. The delegates and alternates were selected by the Girls State committee of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs.

Dalton Comeaux is committee tit' 7 Kiwanis Club, AIC Parent-Teacher Club and Lions Club all of Opelousas. Alternates to the Girls State delegates are Amalie Lastrapes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lastrapes, OHS; will be among the honorees recognized at the affair. The Convocation will honor scholarship among senior, junior and sophomore students who have maintained a 3.2 or better average and graduate students who have maintained a 4.0 average.

Students elected to Phi Kappa Phi international honor society this academic year will also be honored as well as those women students elected to the Vermillion Honor Society, a local honor group for junior and senior women with a 3.2 or better average. The Honors Convocation will begin with the academic procession which will include USL's president, academic vice president, deans and heads of departments and others on the program. Dr. Clyde L. Rougeau, USL Three junior high school students from Opelousas and Lawtell have been selected to represent Opelousas American Legion Auxiliary 45 at annual Louisiana Girls State.

The governmental program will be held Aug. 10-17 at Louisiana State University in a Rouge. The Girls State delegates are Janice Cradeur, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rives J.

Cradeur, Opelousas High School; June Schwartzenburg, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elridge Schwartzenburg, Academy of Immaculate Conception; and Debra Ann Boudreaux, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vickman Boudreaux, Lawtell.

Patrons The patrons, who will finance their stay at Girls State, are the Hazelwood, Cheryl Faye Richard, Alexa Winter Robertson, William Paul Lambert. Cheryl Sue Rose, and JoAnn L. Manzaneres, all of Opelousas: and Linda Gail Booty, Juliette Marie Sibille, and Bonnie Jean Taylor, Sunset: and Gregory J. Fontenot, Haidoe Dupre, Ellen Rita Landreneau, James R. Landreneau and Leila Jean Soileau, all of Ville Platte.

Juniors Shirleen Marie Berard. Anita Anne Breaux, John Ray Broussard, Nancy Ann Guidry, Charlotte Ruth Nepveux, and Lois Marie Patin, all of Breaux Bridge; Kay Marie Broussard and Stepehn Jean Dupuis. both of Carencro: Clarice L. Vuillemont. Eunice; Annette Fay Baillio, Monica Alvin Donatto, Yvette vlarie Dupre, Sharon Lynn Givens, Jeannette Landreneau, Susan Ann Urban, and Linda Catherine Boagni, of Opelousas; Andre Marie Dupre, of Port Barre; Patricia Ann Taylor, Sunset: and Paul Kenneth Ortego, Washington.

Sophomores Jeanne M. Lastrapes and Tyronne Thomas Girod, both of Arnaudville: Donald James Reed. Basile: Kathleen M. Latiolais, Mary M. Yongue, and Ronald Joseph LeBlance all of Breaux Bridge: Terence W.

Langley and Madeline M. McGee, both of Church Point; Carolyn Ann McGee, Eunice: Lawrence James Lindin, Grand Coteau: Timothy George Andrus, Charlene Brasseux, Laura Eliz Castille. and Carol Ann Venable, all of Opelousas: Cynthia Ann Alvarez, Regina Theresa Berard, Ann B. Broussard, James Otis Hebert, Ted Henry Martin, Max Quentin McLeod, and Eric Charles Resweber, all of St. Martinville; Linda Gail Courville and Josephine Anne Sibille, both of Sunset: and Marie Jeannine Coreil and Kathleen Ann Reed, both of Ville King of the Class STUDENTS AT Arthur Ford Public School at London, Ont, Canada, had mixed reactions to Sheba, a 19-month-old lioness owned by Brian Cronkite, left, of Ilderton, and Al Cox, right, of London.

They brought the lion to the school so the children could ask questions about their unusual pet. AP Wirephoto) president, will give the president's address. The Convocation address will be delivered by Dr. A H. Holt.

University of Tennessee president. STAGG TO SPEAK Alpine Fly-Inn Resort Toledo Bend Reservoir Trailer Hookups Camp Sites Air Conditioned Cabins Boats 'Baits Ice 'Groceries 'Stables 'Horseback Riding 'Playground Equipment 'Aviation Marine Fuel 'Call for Airport Pickup 'Automatic Fish Scaler 'Swimming Pool rather Robert Landry, pastor, Our Lady of Wisdom CABL Director to Address Teachers Catholic Church, will give the MARRIAGE LICENSES invocation. James Michael McGraw, Franklin, organist, will play the processional and recessional and Robert Hirtzel ass ny baritone, USL music MiLHM A UMIIMIUUIH instructor with Edgar St. E. Davis, USL assistant professor as accompanist, will sing.

In civic activities, Stagg has served on the Board of Directors of the Baton Rouge Community Services Council and of the United Givers Fund. He was named to a committee by the late Gov. Earl K. Long to study the Louisiana State Penitentiary. He was named by former Gov.

Robert F. Kennon to a committee to develop a plan for mental health training and research in Louisiana. During six months of 1967 Stagg serveu Platte. i jsr ill White Luke Gordon Carrier, 41, and Eldine Jane Cormier, 36, both of Eunice; Kenneth Wayne Lasyone, 20, and Abbie Gail Bergeron, 17, both of Eunice; Kenneth Vernon Moreau, 19, Opelousas, and Dolores Ann Lagrange, 20, Arnaudville. Negro Earl Clifford Jones, 20, Houston, and Frances Charles, 22, Opelousas; Ferdinand Thierry, 22, and Nellie Marie Moroe, 21, both of Eunice; Robert Lee Parker, 59, and Marie Augustine Celestine, 23, both of Eunice; Joseph J.

Char-lot, 33, and Amy Lee Citizen, 30, both of Sunset. Bicycle Built For Cue WOLVERHAMPTON, Eng land (UPI) Boys on bicycles are helping prostitutes keep track of police movements, Honor students to be presented are: Graduate Students Sherrell Hammack, Sunset, and Clay A. Chataignier, St. Martinville. Seniors Jacqueline M.

Guidry and Christine M. Guidry, Carencro: Bobbv Raymond and John Campbell, Arnaudville; John Lee Molbert, Richard Joseph Serrett, and Claudia Marie Theriot, Breaux Bridge; Cheryl T. Arceneaux, Elaine M. Arceneaux, Carol Anne Hopkins, Paul Michael LeBas, and Howard Jude Cormier, all of Church Point. Donna Marie Mayeux and Andrew R.

Dossman both of Eunice: Lorraine Fontenot, Myra Sue Councilman George Howies Gov. John J. McKeithen as hiJ. executive secretary. He is now Your Hosts: Cecil Algie Rogers Call In Advance For Airport Pickup Hemphill Texas 713-787-2690 said.

He said the prostitutes arrived by the truckload in Wolverhampton streets and urged stiffer law enforcement. EDWARD W. STAGG second. Foods and nutrition. Wanda Brignac, first; Sherell Ann Orville, Plaisance, second: Kathy LeBlanc.

third. serving on the Louisiana State Planning Advisory Committee appointed by the Governor. Edward W. Stagg, executive director of the Council for a Better Louisiana CABL) will be guest speaker at the annual banquet of the St. Landry Parish Teachers Association, Henry K.

DeMay, president of the association, announced. The banquet will be held at 8 p.m. Friday at The Inn. Stagg will be introduced by John It. Thistlethwaite, editor and publisher of the Daily World and a member of CABL.

Community Leader Stagg is a native of Crowley, a graduate of Jennings High School and the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Prior to being named Executive Director of the Council for A Better Louisiana, he was associate director of the Public Affairs Research Council. Before joining the Public Affairs Research Council, he was a assistant to Gov. Robert Kennon. A major portion of Stagg's experience has been in the newspaper field.

He was editor of the Lake Charles American Press and capitol correspondent for the New Orleans Item and United Press in Baton Rouge. While in the newspaper field, he contributed articles to Collier's and the Saturday Evening Post. Child development: Harriet 4-H Club Senior Home Economics Morrow, Arnaudville first; Wanda Brignac, second and Sharon Thomas, Plaisance third. LEGAL NOTICE Winners Named Columbian Squires SHERIFF'S SALE Winners were named today in Sponsor Fund Drive the annual 4-H Club Senior Home Members of Father John Economics contests. The announcement was made by Mrs.

Conney Circle 642, Columbian Squires are selling tickets in Katbi Walker, Associate St. lund raising project, it was announced today by Nolton Landry Parish Home Demonstration Agent and 4-11 Club advisor. Fontenot, chief counselor of the Notice is hereby given that I will offer for sale at public auction to be held at the principal front door of the Court House at Opelousas, La. to the last and highest bidder on Wednesday, April 22, 1970, the following described property of the Sheriff's department: One (1) 1967 4-door Ford automobile, Serial No. 7A51II 157417 and Circle.

Five gift certificates will be given away on June 1, Fontenot Winners were named in six categories and are listed by contest, school and place. Consumer education: Melissa Morrow, Arnaudville, first: Kathy Lclilanc, Arnaudville, second; Theresa Ann Johnson, Washington, third. said. Dwain Deville, bursar Squire, is in charge of arrangements. Tickets may be obtained from a Squire.

One (1) 1968 4-door Pontiac GOOD MORNING automobile Serial No. 252698X- Terms and conditions of sale Cash with the 'Sheriff's Depart Food preservation: Wanda ment reserving the right to re By REN A HAKGRODER Want Ad Reporter PENANG, Malaysia (UPD-Plantation worker S. Ramasamy was working in the field when a coconut fell on his head. The Straits Times reported the coconut cracked but Ramasamy, though knocked out and rushed to the hospital, showed no injury to his skull. Brignac, Sacred Heart, first: Gwendolyn Lavergne, Lawtell.

second; Evelyn Joseph. Plaisance, third. Home improvement: Eva ll BEDDING SALE! II The Finest Foam "Koylon" II II The Ultimate In Sleeping Luxury II II At Terrific Savings! II ll ip i ff 'I'TTj With values like these, every one can afford If I Tt 'I' I i7l 4 1' JWyst the comforting luxury and the perfect support II 1 1 1 II Cl i that tne most luxurious foam beddtog can of" I us. rubber Jl Damask Ticking, IJ jr sQuilted Topl. ject any and all bids.

s-Adler V. Ledoux, Sheriff Daily World April 14, 19-(2T) Jane Jones, Plaisance, first: Janice Lafleur, Plaisance CARPETED DIVING BOARDS A FEATURE Mrs. J.W. Leger, who operates Carnival Beach with her husband, was in the office this week. She placed her regular weekly advertisement for this popular summer spot.

"You must come over and see the improvements that we've made at the beach. It is now equipped with carpeted diving boards, and the platform for sun bathers is also carpeted, ihe lounge has been redecorated in colorful gay colors and we ve painted the tree trunks white Each Sunday, from 1 p.m. on, SPECIAL FOR WEDNESDAY'S SALE APRIL 22, 1970 1:30 P.M. COMPLETE DISPERSAL SALE OF DAIRY HERD OF MR. LAST IE BROUSSARD, ERATH, LA.

CONSISTING OF: 35 Cows (3 to 6 yrs.) Now Milking 35 Cows (2 to 6 yrs.) Springers, bred to Angus Bull to calf from now to Sept. 30 Open heifers (12 rno. to 18 months olds) there is music and dancing for your pleasure. Today's entertainment features Little Ken neth and The Rhythm Makers. And the beach is opened every day.

There are barbecue pits camp sites for the campers and tents, and picnic areas. Really a fun place for the entire family. A NOTICE FROM VILLE PLATTE AUTO DEALERS R.P. Monier from Veillon Motor Co. in Ville Platte called to place a "Special Notice" ad, informing the public that the following auto dealers will close This is a good Local Holstein Dairy Herd with a good production record.

The only reason this Herd is coming to market is the owner is retiring. So should you need some good replacement or additions to your Dairy Herd this will be a good sale for you to make. For more information Call Harry Guilbeau at on Saturday afternoon starting May 2: Veillon Motor Regular $179.95 Value Full Size Mattress And Matching Foundation Only $11995 1 1 Set Morein Motor Ardoin Used Car Lot. Hixbv Manuel Auto Regular $259.95 Value, Queen Size Mattress And Matching Foundation Only 1 892, Regular $359.95 Value, King Size Mattress And Matching Foundation Only $25995 Set Sales, and Jeff Manuel Auto or Sales. 942-5543 Opelousas, La.

or Otis Boudreaux at 942-2063 942-4963. "This is in cooperation with the auto supply and the repair shoos," Mr. Monier told the Ad Just Received Real Good Registered Angus Bulls 2 years old and ready for service. These are Illinois Bred and Are Bang, T. B.

and sterility tested. Taker. 1 SALE IN EUNICE At the adorably wild Bizarre Bazaar in Eunice, a 1-cent sale starts Tuesday. Barbara Savoy, owner, called to place a special ad announcing this sale. "Just continue my regular ad daily.

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