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Page 7, The Basile weekly, Thursday, uct. 25, 1984 Sell That Unwanted Item Call 432-6807 To Place Your Ad. XII PUCLIC NOTICE 7, 7 -niy-W-iJ 'minim ul-iu up mn jmm? v.wtTTM 11 s-2 i iif CftCk" hi 3 i rr iu taw 7 MISCELLAMOUS KM SAIE MUST SELL: Complete dacquiri business Newly constructed building 12x24 with bath and storage loft Wilch Frozen Drink Machine Refrigerator -Freezer-Remaining stock. Price negotiable Call-432-5480 or 432-6372. LAND FOR SALE: 22.9 acres of land (14 ac.

cultivated highland, waterwell, elec, trailer hookup, remainder- is woodland), south of Basile to be sold by owner Call 432-6349, no collect calls. FOR SALE: Upright Kirby Vacumn Cleaner. Good Condition Call 432-6388 FOR SALE: 12 Speed Bicycle in good condition. Call 432-5194. The FBLA chapter at Basile High held the installation of officers Monday, October 8th.

at 7:00 p.m. They are (left to righO-Rachel Ortego, President; Rhonda LeJeune, Vice-President; Rachel Johnson, Secretary, Madeline James, Treasurer and Dawn Veronie, Reporter. Basile Court Report KB "I The Late Nathan Abshire New Book Features Cajun Musicians I will not be responsible for any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. M.J. Richard HELP WANTED WANTED: Work from home $60 per 100 inserting envelopes information send stamp to K.S.

Enterprises P.O. Box 1501-A Bloomfield NJ 07003 HELP WANTED: Jobs Overseas Big Money Fast. $20,000 to $50,000 plus per year. Call 1-416-482-1500, Ext. 24032.

HELP WANTED: AIRLINES NOW HIRING. Reservationists, stewardesses and ground crew positions available. Call 1-(619)-569-6315 for details. 24 hrs. HELP WANTED Government Jobs-Thousands of vacancies must be filled immediately.

$17,634 to $50,112. Call 716-882-2900, Ext. 31640. $60.00 PER HUNDRED PAID for processing mail at home! Information, send self-addressed, stamped envelope. Associates, Box 95, Roselle, New Jersey, 07203.

Regular meeting of Elton Lodge 349 Second and Fourth Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Visiting brothers cordially invited. JENKINS LUMBER YARD Dealer for Bute paints, hardware, paints, lumber, and building supplies. Ph- r.84-2213. Hwy.

190 Elton, La. Richard Supply House, Inc. Now Handling LONE STAR FEEDS Phone-584-2857 Hwy. 190 Eiton A. 4 Debbie LaFosse, Post Office Box 84, Elton, La.

was charged on September 29, 1984, with disturbing the peace by fighting at Driftwood Lounge and assault and battery; found guilty; fined $100.00 on first offense; $200.00 on second offense, plus $35.00 court cost, or a total of $335.00 or 33 days in jail. Andy Carpenter, Post Office Box 513, Basile, La. was charged on September 22, 1984, with assault and battery found innocent. L6 BLANC Plumbing Electrical Supply MOWERS SKK IS I-' IK ST FOR ALL YOl'K PLI'MBINCNKKIW Electric Motors for Air f'miHitinnors. Heaters, I HHrieorators.

Freezers and Water Wells 1900 W. Stagg Basile, La. Phone-432-6733 See Us For Your Insurance Needs! 'Open 5 Days A Week 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon James IMcQelland, Ins. Phone 432-6454 English translation.

In fact, the text is entirely French-English bilingual. As their collection grew, they realized they might have a book. Ancelet contracted the University of Texas Press. "We're really excited about "The Makers of Cajun Music," says Suzanne Comer, humanities editor for the UT of the books we did years ago which continues to be a best seller is 'Country Music U.S.A." The UT Press printed 1,500 hard cover and 8,000 paperback copies, and the University of Quebec Press will distribute an additional 2,500 copies throughout the French-speaking world. Of the more than 60 books published annually by University of Texas, eight to 10 are for a national, non-academic readership.

Makers of Cajun Music" is one of those, according to David Cohen, marketing director. The international recognition that will soon crystallize around the book is another indication that Cajun culture is making milestones, not gravestones. "People have been predicting the death of Cajun culture for decades," Ancelet says. "But Marc Savoy in Eunice is making 80 accordions a year, and he has a waiting list for them. We've discovered 34 active accordion makers in Acadiana, and 12 violin makers-that's an indication of how alive the culture is.

"I think the book does carry a message that's larger than just this culture. I think we're showing an example of cultural survival in the United States-how a people can preserve an identity." Lafayette, years ago, the first Tribute to Cajun Music festival demonstrated the vitality and popularity of French music in south Louisiana. Now a new book, "The Makers of Cajun Music," will convey the lyrics and lifestyles of Cajun musicians to an international audience. The book is produced by Barry Ancelet and Elemore Morgan, both of the University of Southwestern Louisiana, and is published by the University of Texas Pess. More than 20 musicians, including Dennis McGee, Nathan Abshire, Clifton Chenier, Bos-Sec Ardoin and Zachary Richard, are depicted in color photographs and in their own words, with linking text by Ancelet.

Accordionist Nathan Abshire of Basile says, "When I die, I wish they would break all my records and not play them any more. It doesn't feel right for the radios and everyone to keep on playing a musician's music after he's gone." Both claim that the musicians themselves are the third "author" of the book. Indeed, the bulk of the text is the musicans' own comments on their music and their lives. "What struck me throughout the project was the natural eloquence of those we interviewed," Ancelet says. "All come from an oral tradition, from a society that puts importance on the spoken word.

They're all good talkers and express themselves magnificently." All but two of the interviews were done in Cajun French, and appear in the book as they were told, with an accompanying FOR SALE: 1975-19' Dodge 360 Mini Motor Home, Low Mileage-Very Clean Asking $8,500. Call 432-6718. FOR SALE: Six parakeets each. See or call Hosea Hebert at 432-6333. USED CARSTRUCKS FOR SALE: 1976 Mustang-4 cyl.

3 new tires, good body-needs some or make offer-Call Wilson Marcantel 432-5180 or see him in Hebert Subdivision. FOR SALE: 1965 Mustang 289 3-speed See at Henry's Muffler or call 432-5160 and ask for Bob. HOMES FG3 SALE HOUSE FOR SALE: Four bedrooms, 2Vfe baths, Central Air and Heat, 1512 sq. feet living area, Lot 70 180. $43,000 Call-457-9385.

FOR SALE: Three bedroom woodframe home with approximately AVi acres land. Contact Melodes Sonnier. SERVICES WE BUY AND SELL Furniture, appliances and -garage sale items. Bring to 1110 W. Laurel (Hwy.

190) Eunice. The Trading Post. Business Opportunities: National Company looking for Satellite Antenna Dealers. No Experience required. Complete Unit Prices $630.00 and Up.

Retail $1,295.00. Phones Open 24 Hours 303-570-7800. MEN AND WOMEN 17-62 TRAIN NOW FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS No High School Necessary Positions Start As High As $10.62 H0UR FEDERAL STATE CITY COUNTY KEEP PRESENT JOB WHILE PREPARING AT HOME FOR GOVERNMENT EXAMS Writ Includt Phon No. To: National Training Service, Inc. Basile Weekly Drawer 578 Basile, 70515 PUCLIC NOTICE BUSINESS OP.

PORTUNITIES Windmill Dealership Opportunities. A lucrative opportunity for qualified business opportunity seekers minimum investment, $5,500 refundable. Serious inquiries only Call 800-232-WIND DOCKET OF CASES TRIED IN MAYOR'S COURT ON OCTOBER 10, 1984, AT 6-40 p.m. IN THE TOWN HALL. BASILE.

LOUISIANA. PARISH OF EVANGELINE. MINUTES OF A DISPOSITION OF EACH CASE ARISING UNDER THE ORDINANCES OF THE TOWN OF BASILE. LOUISIANA. ON SAID DATE- The Mayor's court was duly convened by the Honorable Joe Toups, Mayor, at6-G0 p.m.

in Basile, Louisiana, on October 10, 1984. The following individuals were charged with the following offenses with the following dispositions-Earl L- Pickett, Post Office Box 83, Basile, La. 70515, was charged on October 6, 1984, with careless and reckless driving while under the influence of alcohol; $200.00 bond forfeited. Roy L. Thomas, 308 'a North Franklin, Lake Charles La.

was charged on October 1, 1984, for speeding, 65 miles per hour in a 50 mile per hour zone; $85.00 bond forfeited. Chris Smith, Post Office Box 12, Basile, La. was charged on September 29, 1984, with speeding, 82 miles per hour in a 55 mile per hour zone; $136.00 bond forfeited. Constance Vincent, Route 8, Box 108-33, Lake Charles, La. was charged on October 1, 1984, with unauthorized use of a movable; found guilty; fined $75.00 plus $35.00 court cost, or a total of $110.00.

Clarence Durousseau was charged on October 3, 1984, with simple drunk and was charged on September 16, 1984 with verbal assault and threatening to do bodily harm and disturbing the peace by being loud and disorderly after being ordered by police to quieten down; found quilty; fined $50.00 on first offense; $100.00 on second offense and $50.00 on third offense, plus $35.00 court cost, or a total of $235.00 or 23 days in jail. Cathrine Durosseau was charged on September 16, 1984, with disturbing the peace by being loud and disorderly after being ordered by police to quieten down and verbal assault and threatening tofo bodily harm; fined on first offense $50.00 poul $35.00 court cost, or a total of $85.00, or 8 days in jail; found not guilty on seconnd charge. Kit Robert Glenn Droddy, 615 Berwick, Basile, La. was charged on September 22, 1984, with the following offenses Simple Drunk; Breaking and entering residence of Doris McClelland; Disturbing the peace; Destruction of private property; postponed until Mayor's Court of November 7, 1984. Angela Bertrand, Post Office Box 516, Basile, La.

was charged on September 29, 1984, with disturbing the peace at Driftwood Lounge; found innocent; also charged on September 29, 1984, with assault and battery and was found innocent. Dale Bertrand, Amelia, La. was charged on September 25, 1984, with disturbing the peace and simple drunk; $150.00 bond forfeited. The DUoil of th sua tv. pands as much as 45 percent when a person looks at something pleasing.

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