Daily World from Opelousas, Louisiana • Page 12

DAILY WORLD TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1994 625 Miscellaneous FORMULA ONE Look good, feel good, have more energy. Call 948-9357 Having Problems With Hair Loss Dryness? We have Formula 1. 543-6766 IMMUNE SYSTEM Give boost With natural Herbs 948-3266 Lavergne Tin Roofin Specialist. Residential, commercial, industrial. Over 40 Yrs.

exp. 948-3756. Limestone $26 yd. Road graver, Top $16 yd. soil 5 yard fill sand.

miniMT Contractors 948-6562. Mike's Car Wash Detail $10 Wash; $25 Wax; $10 Wash Truck; $35 Trucks. Hwy. 190 Port Barre, next to Washerteria. $5.00 Off on full detail! BRING THIS AD ONAN GENERATOR Electric $1,250 Call 543-7110 Play Ground Equipment: 2 Electric rides, set made from heavy treated lumber.

Ph. 684-3164. 2 plots in Holy Ghost Cem. $450 ea. 2 plots in Bellevue Cem.

$500 ea. Cypress table $100. 948-8834. Refrigerator 6 yr. old Kenmore frost free Almond.

19.6 $275. 14.500 BTU Cition 220 volt. $200. 939-2180 evenings. Rent a House Washer $20 Day 948-7179 RIDING LAWNMOWER John Deere 38" cut.

Good condition. $1,000. Call 879-2340. San Antonio Margarita Drive by and ask for your free sample today! Oak's Lounge Drive Thru, open 3 p.m. Shower Doors, Tub Enclosures, Mirrors, Furniture table tops.

Nails for the homebuilder. Dixie Glass, 637 W. Landry, 942-6536. snapper. Riding electric Lawnstart deck.

$650. Call 363-9151. 4 Piece Bedroom Joe Smith Furniture, 1-49 Service 942-9000 or 942-5107. Spring Water at you sink for less than 1c per gallon. Say good bye to bad taste.

'Lil Eagle $30. Castille 948-6558. St. Landry Tree Service Licensed Insured. Free Hamilton 942-5980 or Estimates.

Call PAVer: non Fisher 826-3360. 4' SWIMMING POOL 4'x18, 1 yr. old with pump ladder, etc. $700. Call 942-6038 TOP SOIL Fill Road 942-5260 no calls aft.

9pm. VERY OLD Everett Boston Piano, 1901-1902, Asking $500. Call 942-6273, for Lena. ELECTRIC Joe Smith Furniture, 1-49 Service Road, Opelousas, 942-9000 or 942-5107. 630 Garage Sale $8.96 IS all it takes to insure your succesful Garage Sale.

Your 4 line Garage Sale ad can run twice under this heading for only $8.96. Thursday Friday are our best Garage Sale days. Call by noon Weds. to place your ad in Thursday's edition. Opelousas call 942-4971.

Eunice 546-6928. Carencro call 896-0032. Wanted 640 To Buy TIMBER WANTED Hardwood, Pine, Pulpwood. Large or small tract. Call 318-336-7721 or Elie Speyrer 318-879-2959.

Wanted to Buy: 2 exterior doors without frames; Used cypress weatherboard. 543-7110. WANTED TO BUY Antiques, old furniture, and old black pots. Call 879-2510 or 879-2422. 2 WANTED TO BUY Used Kitchen cabinets Call 543-7110 705 Pet Market AKC Miniature Schnauzer Puppy black silver male.

$200 Cash Call 826-3581 BRITTANY SPANIEL'S AKC Reg. Brittany Spaniel puppies. 6 weeks old. $150 each. Call 948-9263.

Cockatiels $35. Parakeetes $15. Small Large Parrots Gladys 585-7145 Port Barre. DALMATION PUPPIES AKC registered. Phone 318-981-4992.

FREE to a good home. 7 month old Lab. Doghouse included. Call 942-7569. FREE to good homes.

Part Lab puppies. Only 3 left. Call 948-9336. German Shepherd Puppies Pure Bred. No papers.

Dewormed. $40. Phone 363-4184. LOST: year cat, white dark grey in vicinity of Animal Med. Center, EuHwy.

Call 942-2969. REWARD! PEEK-A-POO 2 yr. Cockatiel with Call 826-5246." Springer Spaniel Puppies AKC reg. 8 weeks old. Males $100.

Females $75. Call 363-4937. STUD SERVICE-AKC Chihuahua. Weighs 4 lbs. Cream color.

Pick of litter or $100. Call 543-7491. WANTED: Good homes for nine playful kittens. Many colors. Free! 942-5321.

Poultry 710 Seafood LIVE CRAWFISH Open 7 days. Closed Sunday 12-3, call 543-6853 or 543-2952. 715 Livestock BRED BRAFORD Heifers. Wt. 850lbs.

Locatsin amount. Coushatta, LA. 318-932-5817 Sell any or 409-858-4174. Cross Heifers Bred cows up. Pairs up.

Call 754-7846 FOR SALE; 400 F-1 Heifers 20-24 months old 250-Braford Tiger Stripes 150-Brangus YOU PICK-EM 318-964-5129 REG. SIMBRA BULL $1,500. Have papers, USL bred, easy calving gentle. Calves to show, yearling 2yrs. Fertility checked one mo.

ago, very good. Call 942-5093. Farm 125 Equipment FOR SALE Horse Trailer $100 John Deere Disk CultiSub Call 942-5093 FORD-6 ft. Industrial Grader blade. In very good condition! Only $375 Call 948-8438 700 FORD TRACTOR With dozer blade, side blade.

$3,600. Call 468-2875. 31 h.p. Belarus tractor with 5' bushhog. Air cooled, diesel engine.

$3,500. Call 457-1390. HAYBALER- New Holland model 311 square baler. Excellent condition. $6,000.

Call 623-5805. Int. Fleetstar 2000 Live Tandem $3,750. Equipment trailer drop deck tail 40' tandem 1000-15 $3,850. 1-800-256-9054.

New Holland Square Hay Baler Deutz Hay Cutter. Good con. $2,000 both. 543- 6051 days, 543-6841 nights. Landscaping, 730 Nursery, Etc.

Do You Have a Landscaping Service? Let it be known through the Daily World Classified Advertising. Call 942-4971; Carencro 896-0032; Eunice 546-6928. Jim's Nursery-Summer plants, bulbs, plants, shrub, rose bushes. 624 E. Landry 948-3394.

735 Produce Fresh Vegetables- Snap Beans, etc. Also taking orders for sweet corn. Call 662-3634. GARLIC Fresh dug large garlic. Minimum per lb.

Call PEACHES- You Pick lb. Beard's Peach Farm, Rt 1, Box 209 Washington, 318-585-2855. TRANSPORTATION 805 Marine 1981 Tidecraft Bass Boa hull, fully loaded. 90HP Evinrude. Like new! $3,600 OBO.

Ph. 543-7153. Trailers 810 CAMPER-19' Terry Resort. Sleeps 6, awning. Like new.

Must sell $6,200. Call 566-8802. 23' Coachman 5th Wheel Camper. Rear bath. Garaged.

$9,000. Ph. 585-6967. KITE BROS. RV Hwy.

171 DeRidder. Spring Clearance Sale Underway. Now Over 200 new used motor homes travel trailers in stock. MondayFriday Sat. 318-463-5564.

1978 PROWLER Camper-31', needs some work. $3,000 firm. Call 942-6841 SHOP TOLL FREE CALL 1-800-259-1009 Terry Dutchman Wilderness RV Sales Service 1992 Wheel Salem Cobra. $9,500 neg. 585-6050 585-7480 night.

'92 Wilderness Camper 2812, 5th wheel Like new. $11,500 Call 585-7805 815 Motorcycles 1987 250 Big Red 3 Wheeler. New super swamper tires plus drive on ramp. $1800. Ph.

942-6841. 1977 HARLEY DAVIDSON Fresh engine. Fresh paint. $7,500 or best offer. Ph.

457-3179 or 457-2251. '89 HONDA 250 VTR. Runs great, good condition. With helmet. $1,200.

Call 585-2957. 1993 Suzuki 225 4 wheeler $2,750 Call 585-9961 Accessories 825 Dodge 360 Engine complete. Still in car, can hear Ford 9" Chrysler parts, 4 speeds other Chrysler parts. Call 543-6173 830 Trucks FORD One Ton Truck with bed. Good engine.

Good tires. Good truck. $1,250. Ph. 942-2940.

835 1988 BRONCO 11-New tires, new interior, 72,000 cassette, auto, $6,700. 942-9822. 1983 Chevrolet Pick- Up $1,800. 1982 Full size van $2,000. Ph.

684-6928. 1990 Chevy 12 ton Pick-up Short bed. 5 sp. V-6 engine. Tilt cruise.

56,000 miles. $8,200. Ph. 948-8629. 1973 CHEVY Ton, Over wheel tool boxes, ladder rack, auto.

Good work truck. $1000 Or best offer. Call 543-2312. 1980 Chevy Blazer 4 WD. New overhaul on motor trans.

Great cond. $4,000 OBO. 754-7483 aft. 5:00. 835 1976 Chevy Blazer K5 4 WD Runs good.

$2,100. Ph. 585-6496 aft. 5:30. 1987 CHEVY Custom miles, super Clean, new tires.

$6,449. Call 585- 6077. Can be seen at the Texaco in Port Barre. 1989 CHEVY S-10-4 60,000 miles, 5 speed, Excellent condition. $5,000.

Call 468-2460. 1987 Dodge Dakota LE Auto, air, new tires, cruise tilt. 76,000 miles. Real clean. $4,400.

Ph. 942-6751. 1990. DODGE VAN- -Low miles, loaded! Power windows locks, extra clean. $9,995.

Call 457-9013. FORD-1988 F250 Super Cab. 7.3 diesel, new tires. 42,000 miles. Mint cond.

$14,000. Call 942-7082. 1979 FORD PICK-UP For sale. Good condition. $1,200 Ph.

942-6030 for Lee. 1992 GMC Extended cab SLE one owner, never smoked in. Exc. 67,000 V-6 5. speed.

$11,500 firm. Call 543-7153. 1978 GMC PICK-UP Rebuilt engine new tires. Asking $1,500. Phone 468-3432.

93 MAZDA 4x4 pickup. Air, Cassette, bedliner, low miles, like new. 826-7043. 845 Automobile Antique Classic 1966 Plymouth. Rebuilt motor.

Good cond. Will trade for small truck or sell $1,800. 363-0906. 1987 AUDI 68,000 miles. Excellent condition.

Financing avail. $4500. Call 942-6972. '82 BMW 3201, Silver gray, 5 speed, sunroof, cassette. $3,500 or best offer.

Days, 363- 9430, evenings, 543-6838. 1989 Buick Park Avenue 71,000 miles. Exc. cond. New tires.

$8,000. Call after 5 p.m. 566-9904. 1985 BUICK Riveria. All power, remote control trunk drs, cassette player.

$3,750. 948-1768 Ortego. 1983 CADILLAC Fleetwood Brougham, 350 diesel enauto fully loaded. $1,700 nego. 684-2723.

1989 Cavalier-Candy apple red. Fully loaded. 35,000 miles. Like new. Asking $5,300.

Ph. 879-2857. '89 Chev. Camaro RS-Low miles, V-6, tilt, cruise. Exc.

cond. $6,500, neg. 879-2109. 1984 CHEVETTE Automatic. Runs Good $700 Call 942-5535 or 684-2723 1990 Chevy Lumina-4-door, cruise, tilt.

New tires. Blue. High mileage. Exc. cond.

$4,700 neg. 896-0573. 1988 Corsica: mileage. Front, damage. front clip to repair.

$2,000 for all. Ph. 1990 Ford Escort GT-2 door Hatchback. White, 5 spd. air.

36,000 mil. $4,800. Very good cond. 468-5369. For the best prices on used cars, trucks, vans contact Hargroder Auto Sales Port Barre, 585-7111.

1990 GEO PRIZM Automatic. 31,000 miles. $6,500. Ph. 457-1804.

1982 HONDA PRELUDE, Sunroof, heat, good condition. $1500. Call 566- 3423 after 5pm. 1991 Lexus 400 Leather interior. Fully loaded with moon roof.

Exc. cond. $29,500. Ph. 948-6874.

1988 Mazda 323 Good cond. Asking $2,150. 1987 Ford Escort EXP, Good cond. $1,350. 543-8600 or 543-6527.

'87 MAZDA Rx7 2 door, red, 5 spoiler. $4300. Call 948-4724, 10am7pm, 948-8928 aft. 7:30 pm, ask for Sonny. 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis.

Loaded. Low mileage. $4,500 neg. Phone 585-6830. 1990 Mercury Sable Station Wagon.

Loaded. 68,000 miles. Excellent condition. $7,500. 948-7229.

1994 NISSAN SENTRA XE, 7,000 miles Fully loaded. $13,000, Firm. Call 826-5445. 2 OPEL CADET 1900 for parts. 4-door Sedan, 1 station wagon.

$175 cash. No collect call 879-2761. 1992 PONTIAC Bonneville SE-Luxury 4 dr. SEdan, fully loaded 3,000 factory ty to 36,000 extended warr. or 60,000 mi.

$12,000. 942-9833. RENT A CAR $29.95 A Day Up Call 948-7179 1985 Toyota Camry LE Good cond. Fully loaded, sunroof. New tires.

$4,900 nego. 543-6051; 543-6841. 1979 Toyota Celica Good engine. Body needs work. $350.

Ph. 543-6122. 1979 TOYOTA COROLLA Runs good $800 Call 948-6765 1982 TOYOTA TERCEL 4 dr. Automatic. radio.

Good cond. $1,250. Ph. 684-3164. 1984 Volkswagon Jetta Motor needs block.

$1,000. Call 948-7041. 1988 VOLVO 740 GLE Wagon, white, heated leather seats, moon roof, loaded. Excellent condition. $6,500, neg.

662-5601. LEARNED IT That's what you'll say, after you've sabjected yourself to the Classifieds. Every school listing has class and you can really apply yourself." BETA CLUB TO READ READING Photos by Freddie Herpin Plaisance Elementary students, in waiting for membership to the Junior Beta Club are, from left front, Kelly LeBlanc, Falon Thierry, Crystal Savoy, Ashley Shaw, Shontell Edwards and Erica Zachary. Back row from left, Lisa Bellard, Miranda May, Albert Tezeno, David Jones, Roderick Rix and Ray Richard. TIME READING Trot Onfat Ad Fifth and sixth grade students from Plaisance Elementary, who were inducted into the Junior Beta Club are pictured above, not in order.

Randall Arvie, Keenan Broussard, Sylvia Carmouche, Clarelle Castille, Erica Edwards, Anna Lisa Joseph, Jerell Joseph, Timothy Randell, Herachio Thomas, Alisha Arclese, Shereda Arvie, Kimberly Auzenne, Kayla Greene, Rekeycha LeBlanc, Tamika Myers, Tarisha Prudhomme, Priscar Stevenson, Odelia Thierry, Tristan Thierry and I Krystal Washington. Ronnie Jones, a state Indicted man. If convicted of all Continued from Page 1 the defendants face ily "soldier," and Genovese associate Eugene Gilpin, the indictment alleged. Those three also were indicted. Gammarano and Corozzo are associates of imprisoned Gambino family boss John Gotti, authorities said.

U.S. Attorney Robert Boitmann said Bally Gaming Inc. was the victim of the alleged scheme and cooperated fully with investigators. Most of the indictments, the product of a investigation by the Louisiana State Police and the FBI, involved federal racketeering charges, wire fraud, mail fraud and conducting an illegal gambling conspiracy. It was the longest state police investigation in history, said Capt.

Economic Zone meeting is tonight The city of Opelousas is applying for an Enterprise Zone grant. If approved, the grant can provide the city with funds of $42 million for various projects. City officials are asking interested citizens to join them at City Hall tonight at 6 p.m. to offer input on how these monies can be used. "We have had several meetings around the city of Opelousas," said Charles Ross, administrative assistant.

"This meeting will be the last in a series of meetings before filing the proposal." All residents are invited to participate. OBITUARIES Joseph H. Bordelon EUNICE Funeral services for Mr. Joseph Higgin Bordelon, 82, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 1, in Ardoin's Funeral Home Chapel here with burial in Mt.

Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Bordelon, a resident of Eunice, died at 2:15 a.m. Monday, May 30, in V.A. Hospital in New Orleans.

He was a retired restaurant owner and a veteran of World War II. Survivors include: a son, Joseph "Butch" Bordelon of Gonzales; and four grandchildren. Visiting hours are from 5-8 p.m. today and from 7 a.m. Wednesday until time of services.

Ardoin's Funeral Home of Eunice is in charge of arrangements. Helena Fontenot LAWTELL Funeral services for Mrs. Helena "Lena" Fontenot, 87, will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in St. Bridget's Catholic Church here with burial in the church mausoleum.

Mrs. Fontenot, a resident of Lawtell, died at 7:35 p.m. Monday, May 30, in Opelousas General Hospital. Mission Continued from Page 1 land. The ceremony.

began with the hymn "Just a Closer Walk with Thee." Ben Pressburg, a former Port Barre resident who now lives in Baton Rouge, read a commemorative prayer written for the occasion, and later recited a poem written by a young medic in Resweber's unit. "On Eagles Wings" was sung, the popular aviators' sonnet "High Flight" was recited, and the ceremony was closed with "Wind Beneath My Wings," "Let There Be Peace on Earth" and "Taps." Ben Pressburg and Camellia Per-: sica of Baton Rouge organized the two-day observance in Port Barre. Ben Pressburb, who has investigated Resweber's last mission for the last two years, is writing an account Last and has communicated with film director Oliver Stone "Born on the Fourth of July," and "Heaven and about a possible motion: picture on the subject, according to al release from Pressburg. At a reception following the memorial ceremony at Raymond Resweber's Port Barre. home, Ben Pressburg briefed the group on the progress of his research on the mis-; sion and its aftermath.

Present at the reception were: Frank Resweber and Lou Dautrieve. of Lafayette; Sue Resweber of La-: fayette; Joyce and Frank Broussard of Opelousas; Fail Wagner of Lafayette; Carl and Vita Clement, and granddaughter Zi-Zi, of Opelousas; Monte and Catherine Bonin of Gon-: zales; Marguerite Resweber of Lafayette; Ben, Benjamin James and Ryan Scott Pressburg, all of Baton Rouge; Camellia Persica of Baton Rouge; Raymond and Armance Resweber of Port Barre; Morgan E. Freeman, son of crew member Morgan S. Feeman, and his wife Jean of Bossier City; Jeff Deblanc of Martinville; and John and Emily. Wilbert of Plaquemine.

The commemorative service will' be held each year around the date of: the mission, Ben Pressburg said. 20 to 230 years in prison and millions of dollars in fines. According to the indictment, Worldwide Gaming secured the sole rights in Louisiana to video poker machines made by Bally, a giant in the industry. Bally agreed to furnish Worldwide Gaming, which authorities described as an organized crime front, about $20 million worth of credit, cash and machines, the indictment alleged. Money from the machines, which could have been used to repay Bally, was diverted illegally to the three crime families, the grand jury al- of the charges, anywhere from police spokes- Memorial Continued from Page 1 of as were more recent military casualties: the 23 Fort Bragg soldiers killed in March in a plane crash at nearby Pope Air Force Base.

In some places, however, memories were short. The American Legion in New York City replaced its 73-year-old march up Broadway with a wreath-laying ceremony at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument because of dwindling interest. And in Columbus, Ohio, only two dozen people attended a memorial ceremony sponsored by the American Legion and the U.S. Marine Corps. "And I suppose you can't blame people for wanting to have a day off from their work," said Larry Evans, who served in the Navy during World War II.

"But I just hope somewhere in the day they remember the reason for this holiday." Turnout was better at other cere- Survivors include: a son, George Lee Fontenot of Lawtell; two daughters, Mrs. Alma Reed of Opelousas and Mrs. Helen Myers of Palmetto; two brothers, Leo Boudreaux of Lewisburg and Abner Boudreaux of Eunice; a sister, Della B. Jagers of Beaumont, Texas; ten grandchildren; and 34 great-grandchildren. Visiting hours are from 4-10 p.m.

today and from 7:30 a.m. Wednesday until time of services. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m. Sibille Funeral Home of Opelousas is in charge of arrangements. Vesta P.

Hickman REEDSVILLE, Pa. Funeral services for Mrs. Vesta P. Hickman, 87, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in Bohn Funeral Home Chapel here with burial Juniata Memorial Park in Lewistown, Pa.

The Rev. Bruce A. Hinderliter will conduct the services. Mrs. Hickman, a resident of Beaverton, died at 4:06 p.m.

Monday, May 30, in Lewistown Hospital in Lewistown, Pa. She was a member of the Cattlemans Association and the Cowbelles Association of Louisiana. leged. Authorities would not estimate today how much money the alleged scheme netted. There are about 12,000 video poker machines now operating in Louisiana bars, restaurants, truck stops, race tracks, and off-track, betting parlors.

It could not be determined immediately how many machines were being operated by Worldwide Gaming. Jones said Worldwide Gaming was placed into receivership by a federal bankruptcy judge last summer. Jones said administrative action to revoke any video poker licenses held by those indicted was pending. Meanwhile, Worldwide Gaming's machines are still operating. monies.

About 2,000 went to Marietta National Cemetery in Georgia, and 3,000 people attended the dedication of the Bristol War Memorial in Virginia. Parenting class set Wednesday An African-American parenting workshop will be held on Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the cafeteria at Holy Ghost Catholic School. The program will focus on the role of the parent as a model of teaching love, understanding and discipline. In addition, the workshop will stress pride in blackness and selfesteem, how to praise and comfort effectively, how to use special incentive methods, how to ignore children effectively and how to help children.

For more information, contact Lena Charles at 948-6131 or the Holy Ghost office at 942-2732. Survivors include: three daughters, Mrs. Douglas (Eleanor) Twiner of Washington, Mrs. Max (Ruby) Fleming of Reedsville, and Mrs. John (Theda) Nowaczewski of Beaverton, two sisters, Myrtle Hess of West Virginia and Nellie Young of Grafton, 16 grandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.

Donations may be made to Alzheimer's Disease 600 N. 12th Street, Lemoyne, Pa. 17043. Visiting hours are from 1-2 p.m. Thursday.

Bohn Funeral Home of Reedsville, is in charge of arrangements. Valex J. Mallet LEONVILLE Funeral services for Mr. Valex Joseph Mallet, 87, will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in St.

Leo the Great Catholic Church here with burial in the church cemetery. The Rev. Curtis Mallet will conduct the services. Mr. Mallet, a resident of Arnaudville, died at 6:10 p.m.

Monday, May 30, in J. Michael Morrow Nursing Home in Arnaudville. Survivors include: a daughter, Mrs. Ervin (Renella) Chautin of Ar-. Congress Continued from Page 1 conference on the economic contributions of Acadian communities.

His town celebrates an annual Folklife. Festival which places emphasis on: the Acadian and Cajun influences in the town. In addition to Joubert, several oth-' er persons from surrounding parish-: es will be traveling to Canda for the World Congress. Amanda LaFleur, a linguist and teacher in I Lafayette, will participate: in a round-table discussion on main-, taining relationships with Acadians who no longer speak the French lan-. guage.

She will also touch on elements that differentiate Acadian French from French languages in other parts of the world. Radio personality Easton "Ti-, Boy" Bourgeois of Carencro will participate in a round table on the future of community radio broad-' casts. Charles Larroque, a Lafayette teacher and local television producer, will discuss the possibility of an Acadian television network. Earlene Broussard, director of the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana (CODIFIL) has been invited to discuss the Acadian dispora as part of the conferences on culture and heritage. Also, Barry Jean Ancelet, a professor at the University of Southwestern Louisiana, will take part in a discussion on Acadian myths and symbols such as Evangeline.

USL Professor, Mathe' Allain will talk about the way historians have. interpreted the Acadian past. Richard Guidry, a Lafayette resident who works with the state Department of Education, will discuss teaching in Acadian schools. Other Louisiana natives that will be on hand for the Congress include Jackie Theriot of the Louisiana Sugar Cane Co-op in St. Martinville, and David Marcantel, a Jennings attorney.

naudville; a sister, Laurence Matt of Arnaudville; three grandchildren; and eight great-grandchildren. Visiting hours are from noon-10 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. Wednesday until time of services. A rosary will be recited at 7 p.m.

Melancon Funeral Home of Arnaudville is in charge of arrangements. Dorius M. Winn OAKDALE Funeral services for Ms. Dorius Marie Winn, 58, were to be held at 1 p.m today in Ardoin's Memorial Chapel here with burial in Resthaven Cemetery. The Rev.

Bob Wallace conducted the services. Ms. Winn, a resident of Oakdale, died at 7 a.m. Sunday, May 29, at her residence. She was a member of Trinity Baptist Church and employed by the Allen Parish School Board.

Survivors include: two sisters, Reece Neely of Bogalusa and Mavis Chavis of Oakdale; a brother, Elvin Winn of Oakdale. Ardoin's Funeral Home of Oakdale was in charge of arrangements..