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Ten Thursday, July 23. 199S The Assumption Pioneer ille, Assumption 4-H'ers participate in State 4-H Short Course Prayer to the Holy Spirit Holy Spirit, you ho solve oil problem, ho lights all roads so that I can attain my goal. You mho give me the divine gift to forgive and forget all eil against me and that in all instances of my life You are ith me. I want in this short prayer to thank you for all things and to confirm once again that I never want to be separated from You, even and in spite of all material illusion. I wish to be with You in eternal Glory, thank You for Your mercy toward me and mine.

The person must say this prayer for three consecutive days. After three days the favor requested ill be granted even if it may appear difficult. This prayer must be published immediately after the favor is grunted ithout mentioning the favor, only your initials should appear at the bottom Puhlualum Promised. AP. ment of character.

Hundreds of youth from across the state participated in a Sci-Tech Fair Thursday, as well as a variety of projects ranging from working at the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank to constructing stuffed toys for the Children's Center at Our Lady of the Lake Regional Medical Center. "Promoting character education and community service learning are important parts of our 4-H youth development program, and we arc proud to be the leading organization in the stale in these two areas," says LSU Ag Center Chancellor' Bill Richards n. As for competition in various 4-H project areas, most of the first place winners in the more than 35 different contests were awarded educational trips or opportunities to compete in sectional or national contests. Winners of state contents from atrik Louisiana were announced Thursday at he final session of the K4ih annual 4-H Short Course in Baton Rouge. More than 2.1X10 young people from across the state participated in the three-day event on the LSU campus, which included educational programs, contests, service projects, recreation and entertainment.

Amongst the 2000 people. 39 were 4-H'ers from Assumption Parish. The events, which focused on the theme "4-H: Windows of Opportunity." were sponsored by the Louisiana Cooperative Extension Service, the educational branch of the LSU Agricultural Center, which administers the 4 Club youth development program in Louisiana. "This gathering of youth from across the state is one of the largest, if not the largest, 4 events in the nation." said Dr. Steve Mullen, who is the Extension Sen ice's div iskm leader for 4-H Youth Development.

Mullen said the annual Short Course creates "special memories" for the young people who participate. "We've educated them about possible careers, about life and about the value of higher education." Mullen said. "We've taught life skills and provided a living laboratory where delegates were introduced to new ideas, exposed to new learning opportunities and had numerous opportunities to practice their social skills." Among the events included in the Short Course this year was a continued focus on community service projects, educating youth about science and technology and stressing the develop mm 3 1 'XZx' shea Pain may be eliminated for millions SPI A A drug ilial is exciting researchers in the treatment of pain has been fonnulatedintoa new prod uct known as "Arthur Itis," and is being called a "McJical Mirodc" some, in the treatment of debilitating conditions such as arthritis, bursitis, rheumatism, painful muscle aches. The LSI' Fire and Emergency Training Institute held a pump class for the fire departments in Assumption and surrounding parishes on July 13, 14 and 15 at the Napoleonville Fire Station. Members of the Napoleons ille, Paincourtville, Pierre Part and Labadieville Fire Departments were in attendance.

After two days of classes firemen put this information to use training new firemen to better protect the areas they serve. joint aches.simple backache, bruises. and more. A Ithough the mechanism of action is unclear, experiments in- dicatcthat Arthur Itisa relieves pain Did You Know? by first selectively attracting, and then destroy ingthe messengerchemi-cal which carries pain sensations to the brain, thus eliminating pain in the affected area. Arthur Itis is Assumption Parish Blue Ribbon Winners (front row left to right) include: Jason Bell (Conservation Demonstration), Atticus Finger (Insect I.D.), Erin Aucoin (Public Speaking), Tess Webster (Riee Cookery), Lydia Finger (Food Nutrition), Brooke Barbera 1998 State 4-H Present and National 4-H Delegate (Cooperative Speech), kristy Aucoin, (Consumer Foods), Brandy E.

Landry (Consumer Foods), Ray la Cavalier (Housing and Home Environment), Joseph Wilson (Conservation Demonstration.) Second Row (left to right): John Braud, volunteer leader; Lisa Arcemont, Assumption 4-H Home Economist; Ronnie Allemand (Personal Development and Careers), Kimberly Adams (Soybean Illustrated Talk), Craig Capello (Poultry Judging), Brad Landry (Poultry Judging), Crystal Gros (Club Reporter), Kamie Aucoin (Fashion Revue), Heidi Landry (Child Development), Kate LeBJanc (Home Ec. Demonstration), Ten Boudreaux (Horticulture Judging), Beckie Sevin (Home Ec. Demonstration), Mindy Barbier (Fashion Revue) and Renee Naquin Assumption Parish 4-H County Agent. Third Row (left to right): Phillip Arcement (Sheep Sheering), Blue Ribbon Winner, Dawn Oubrv (Consumer Foods), Lani Devalcourt (Fashion Revue), Justin Clement (Horticulture Judging) kimberly Oubre (Plant Science), Brandy L. Landry (Plant Science), Calli Boudreaux (Horticulture Demonstration), Brandon Barbera (Horticulture Judging), Cherie Dubois (Personal Development and Careers), Clint Campo (Poultry Judging), Amy Rivere (Horticulture Demonstration), Beth Dinino (Plant Science), Jessica Landry (Forestry), Claire Crawford (Dog Care), Jonathon Wilson (Compact Tractor), Brandon Rivere (Livestock Judging) and Andy Blanchard (Livestock Judging).

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teed to work or your money back. Um only Ooiaxl AVAILABLE AT: Pai acy PUBLIC NOTICE NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM COMMODITIES DISTRIBUTION SCHEDULE AI' The Assumption Parish Police Jury will distribute commodities at the following sites: TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1998 Napoleonville Community Center 9:00 a.m. -11 :00 a.m. Pierre Part American Legion Hall 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 29, 1998 Bayou L'Ourse Fire Station 10:00 a.m. a.m. Labadievifle Fire Station 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1998 Paincourtville Fire Station 9:00 a.m.

a.m. Belle Rose St. Jules Church Hall 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Rapides Parish Sheriff William Earl Hilton has been elected 1998-1999 president of the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association by acclamation and succeeds Concordia Parish Sheriff Randy Maxwell, according to R.

B. Rives, executive director of the Association. Rtvts'addcd lhat as president Sheriff J4j1ub wilt lei the state's sixty-five chief law' enforcement officers and 12,300 deputy sheriffs, his tenure as Association president will take effect September I Installation ceremonies of Sheriff Hilton and the Association's newly-elected officers and board members were conducted by the Honorable Richard leyoub, Louisiana Attorney General. The Sheriffs induction to the presidency caine at the culmination of the Association's annual training conference for sheriffs and wardens in which law drug interdiction and prison issues were addressed. Sheriff Hilton, a career law enforcement man, was elected to the post of Rapides Parish sheriff in 1992 after having served with the same office as a deputy sheriff for twenty years.

He was reelected in 1996 without opposition and will seek a third term as sheriff in 1999. A long and distinguished law enforcement career has well prepared the Sheriff to serve his fellow sheriffs and deputies. Sheriff Hilton presently Turner. Allen Parish Sergeant at Arms- Sheriff Decn. Bossier Parish 1st District- Sheriff Jack Strain, St.

Taminany Parish. Alternate Sheriff Harry Lee, Jefferson Parish 2nd District- Sheriff Charles Foljq Orleans Parish. Allcqubj. Sheriff Paul Valteau, Orleans Civil 1 3rd District- Sheriff Greg Champagne. St.

Charles Parish; Alternate Sheriff Tom Mabile, Assumption Parish 4th District- Sheriff Ken Volcnlinc. Claiborne Parish; Alternate Sheriff Ted Riser. Webster Parish 5th District-Sheriff Bob Buckley, Union Parish; Alternate Sheriff Larry Cox, Madison Parish 6th District-Sheriff Pop Hataway. Grant Parish; Alternate Sheriff Steve Pylant. Franklin Parish 7th District-Sheriff Willie Graves, Livingston Parish; Alternate Sheriff Ed Layrisson, Tangipahoa Parish 8th District-Sheriff Ricky Edwards Jefferson Davis Parish; Alternate Sheriff Don Breaux, Lafayette Parish 9th District-Sheriff Wayne Jones, St.

John the Baptist Parish; Alternate Sheriff Paul Smith. Pointe Coupee Parish Ex-Of'ficio Member-Sheriff Randy Maxwell, Concordia Parish serves on the Louisiana Drug Policy Board, the Lcuisiana Commission on Law Enforccmci-t. the Federal Corrections Relations Board, the Northwest Louisiana Criminal Laboratory Executive Board and chairs the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, in addition to serving a rnultitude of state and local professional and service organisations. His community involvement runs deep and wide, but he has been most committed to the youth and senior citizens of Rapides Parish. In his address to family, friends and associates, Sheriff hilton indicated that, professionally, the only honor which exceeded his presidency of the Louisiana Sheriffs' Association was his election to the office of sheriff of Rapides Parish.

Sheriff Hilton and the Association's newly elected officers and board members will serve until September 1999. Officers and board members include: Louisiana Sheriffs' Association Executive Board 1998-1999 President- Sheriff William Earl Hilton, Rapides Parish First Vice President- Sheriff Frank Howard, Vernon Parish Second Vice President- Sheriff Duane Blair, Washington Parish Secretary-Treasurer- Sheriff Harold Only those families that have prc-registcred and been determined eligible, by the June 5, 1998 deadline date, based on the new guidelines listed below will receive commodities and a new participation card on the distribution dales. If you have not pre-registered, but you wish to apply, you will be able to do so at the site. However, you will not be able to receive commodities, if you are eligible, until the October, 1998 distribution. DON'T FORGET 1Q BRING YOUR PAPER BAGS i i 1 1 1 1 1 in unncrcL Since 1966 Legendary Service Award YEARLY GROSS INCOME IS LESS THAN 10,465 14,105 17,745 21,385 25.025 28.665 32,305 35.945 3.640 MONTHLY GROSS INCOME IS LESS 873 1,176 1,479 1,783 2.086 2,389 2,693 2,996 304 A.

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Applicant receives Supplemental Security Income D. Applicant's household receives general assistance or aid to families with dependent children. All applicants must bring proof of income of all household members to the site in order to complete an applicant. RULES FOR ACCEPTANCE AND PARTICIPATION IN THE PROGRAM ARE THE SAME FOR EVERYONE WITHOUT REGARD TO RACE, COLOR. NATIONAL ORIGIN.

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