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16 Advertiser, Lafayette, May 24, 1987 i Business Bureau answers questions Acadiana duo claims awards Program honors AHS stars Q. I received a notice in the mail that I have been selected to receive a vacation. It would have a $50 reservation fee. Would this be worth my money? A. If you have to pay a i eservation fee, you have not won anything nor have you gotten something free.

In this particular offer, you a ould have to pay your own transportation, food, and entertainment costs. We suggest you consider this offer carefully, as often you can plan your own vacation for as little or less money. Q. What is a time shaie vacation package? A. A time share is the exclusive right to occupy a unit in a real estate development for a spccK.l period of time each year, usually or acation purposes.

There are three basic types of time sharing: ownership, lease, and security. Under this plan, you buy or lease propet tv in common with other customei and each person has a right to use the property at a certain time of year. If you are interested in time share, you should give it the same con- sideration you would any property or alike. service your what Q. company some me a first deal, good wasnt report, reports A.

reports tool. the our or BBB Boudreaux win awards at Douglas Palombo, Michelle Acadiana commencement. uu ould buy to know hat responsibilities are and exactly your rights to the property are. A salesman for an insurance who wanted me to replace of my current policies showed BBB report on his company. At I thought it had to be an OK since your report said it as a company.

Then I realized it on a BBB form. Was it your and do you provide these to firms for showing prospects? No, we do not provide dut to firms to use as a sales BBB policy disallows the use of BBB as a reference or the use of name or symbols in any selling advertising. This policy applies to members and non-members outstanding service to Maziar Hayatdavoudi. Interact club awards, presented by Ashley Andrus, were received by Maziar Hayatdavoudi and Candace Brice. A Good Citizen Award was presented to Donnie Courville.

Literary, industrial arts and foreign language rally awards were presented by George Brown and Don Aguillard, assistant principals. Don Aguillard, assistant principal, presented departmental awards to students who achieved excellence for four years in each department. Those receiving awards Agriculture Chad Alleman, Art Drawing Katherine Yeager, ArtMixed Media David Speyrer, Automotive Technology Randall Pittman, Business Education Cherie Sutherland, Chorus Todd Clement, Drafting Matthew Kebodeaux, Drama Tamara Willingham, English Rebecca Hollingsworth, Forensic Kenneth Bassinger, French John Stelly III, Home Economics Lisa Porter, Journalism Rachel Domingue, Marching Band David Hernandez, II, Mathematics Michael Blue, Musical Productions Andrea Gerard, Mens Physical Education Nicholas Voisin, Science Steve Barnes, Social Studies Tonya McKinney, Spanish Ben Waggoner, Symphomic Band Paula Hosey, Wood Technology Todd Miller, Yearbook Journalism Lisa Le ayid Stephanie Judice. Graduating seniors Michelle Boudreaux and Douglas Palombo received American Legion Awards as well as the Ram of the Year Awards during Acadiana High School baccalaureate and senior awards program Friday, May 15 at the Lafayette Municipal Auditorium Ballroom. Michelle is the daughter of Glen and Martha Boudreaux.

Douglas is the son of Darrell and Ann Palombo. Robert Rogers, Grace Presbyterian Church, delivered the baccalaureate address. Seniors named in the top 10 percent of the graduating class were announced by Judith H. Cox, principal. They are: Steve Barnes, Kenneth Bassinger, Deborah Bau-doin, Stephen Bennett, Michael Blue, Honey Boudreaux, Michelle Boudreaux, Dona Broussard, Donald Courville, II, Adrienne Credeur, Rachel Credeur, Rachel Domingue, Andrea Gerard, Maziai Hayat-davoudi, Sandra Hebert, David Hernandez, II, Rebecca ingsworth, Christina Holmes, Paula Hosey, Michelle Hull, Matthew Kebodeaux, Pamela Labbe, Lisa Le, Julie Liebert, Jennifer Lueck, Michael Lutgring, Keli Marsiglia, Tonya McKinney, Darrin Menard, David Miles, Michael Morrison, Thanh Nguyen, Douglas Palombo, Jeffrey Pelletier, Lisa Porter, Wendy Reynolds, Carolyn Riedel, Pamela Sargent, Donna Savoy, John Stelly III, Staci Stover, Stacy Thornton, Benjamin Waggoner, Stacey Walters, Keith Wicker, Tamara Willingham and Shelly Zobel.

Michael Lutgring, Douglas Palombo, and Donna Savoy received U.S. Army Reserve National Schol-arAthlete Awards, while Shawn Antoine received a full athletic scholarship to Southern 'and Lee Arceneaux received a full athletic scholarship to Southwest Mississippi. University of Arkansas Montecello granted full athletic scholarships to Jonathan Carmouche, Steven Kibodeaux, and Mark Weber. David Chaney was the recipient of a $2,600 athletic scholarship to William Carey College, Todd Cled-ment received a $600 Lafayette Bowling Council Scholarship. McNeese State University granted Douglas Dotson and Kelly Frankenberg full athletic scholarships, while Ronald Duhon and Tyrone Harris will be attending Arizona Western on full athletic scholarships.

Kenneth George received a full athletic scholarship to Northwestern University. Randall Pittman will be attending Northeastern University on a full athletic scholarship. Receiving scholarships to the University of Southwestern Louisiana were: Stephens Barnes $6,200, Kenneth Bassinger $6,500, Debbie Baudoin $400 and $4,400 music, Stephen Bednnett $5,000, Nicholas Bngnac $400, Chantal Brunner $1,600, Jason Clifton $600, Donald Courville $5,000, Adrienne Credeur $400, Rachel Credeur $4,800, Natalie Crutcher $600. Jennifer Daspit $400, Adam De-cuir $600, Rachel Domingue $400, Laura Dougherty $400, Ruth Ducot $2,000 music, Dennie Edwards $400, Andrew Gordy $400, Sandra Hebert $400, David Hernandez $5,000, Kim Hoffpauir $400, Donald Hollier $400, Christina Holmes $600, Paula Hosey $6,800, Mathew Kebodeaux $5,000, Lisa Le $400, Jennifer Lueck $400, Michael Lutgring $4,800, Gregg Mann $400, Darrin Menard $600, Michael Morrison $400, Philip Pons $4,800, Andy Prothro $600, Carolyn Riedel $5,500, Pamela Sargent $5,000, Danny Sellers $400, Tricia Smith $600, Lori Soileau $400, David Speyrer $4,800, John Stelly $5,000, Stacy Thornton $4,800, Brian Vowell $600, Ben Wagoner $1,700, Dawn Walsh $4,800 music; Stacey Walters $600; Keith Wicker $4,800, and Beth Witherwax $3,200. Other scholarship winners were Stephen Barnes $1,000 Mercer College, $4,000 Louisiana Tech; Kenneth Bassinger $8,000 Texas A $15,000 LSU, National Merit Finalist; Stephen Bennett $15,100 LSU, National Merit Finalist; Mike Blue $15,100 LSU, $44,000 Tulane, National Merit Finalist, Honey Boudreaux $3,600 Northeastern, LAvenir Science Award; Michelle Boudreaux $500 Literary Rally Association, $750 Phi Delta Kappa; Donald Courville $15,100 LSU, $8,000 Texas Wendy Courville $1,900 Northwestern; Rachel Credeur Young Mens Business Club Outsanding Business Student: Jerry Dartez full tuition music LSU, $12,000 music Loyola; Rachel Domingue $500 Lloyd Faulk Memorial; Ruth Ducote $6,400 music Northeastern, $4,000 music Northwestern, $8,100 music Louisiana Tech, $4,000 music Geneva College, $9,000 music Houston Baptist University; Amy Fountain $800 Louisiana College; David Hernandez $12,100 LSU; FINLEY, KUMBLE, WAGNER, HEINE UNDERBERG, MANLEY, MYERSON CASEY tkes pleasure in announcing RUSSELL B.

LONG formerly United States Senator from Louisiana and Chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and C. Kris Kirkpatrick have become partners of the firm and that the firm established an office in lo Inited Plaza, Suite 800 Ralon Rouge, LA 70809 (504) 922-5110 Rebecca Hollingsworth $11,700 University of Mississippi, $15,100 LSU, $10,700 University of Alabama, $8,000 Texas National Merit Finalist, Paula Hosey $5,600 North Texas State, $14,000 LSU, $18,900 Southern Mississippi; Michelle Hull Full tuition Heymann Foundation; Matthew Kebodeaux $50,000 Naval ROTC, $12,100 LSU; Julie Liebert $1,000 Wal Mart Foundation Association, Jennifer Lueck $3,500 to University of Texas; Michael Lutgring $5,000 McNeese, $7,500 Northeastern, $1,000 Louisiana Tech, $12,100 LSU; Monica Meza $16,000 Loyola, $7,600 music LSU; Douglas Palombo $12,100 LSU, Optimist Club Student Mayor of Lafayette, Britt Patin $850 Northwestern; Wendi Pope $1,000 Chick-fil-a; Lisa Porter USL Home Economics Service Award; Wendy Reynolds $400 McNeese, $4,800 Louisiana College; Carolyn Riedel $1,000 Wal Mart, $6,500 Louisiana Tech, $15,100 LSU, National Spanish Examination second in state; Pamela Sargent $500 Lafayette Parish clerical $12,100 LSU; Chantell Smith Full tuition Heymann Foundation, Century III Leaders Certificate of Merit; Tricia Smith $5,200 music Northeastern; John Stelly $12,100 LSU; $4,000 Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, Staci Stover $3,400 Northwestern; Tim Thomas Full tuition Heymann Foundation; Stacy Thornton $12,100 LSU; Ben Waggoner $2,000 National Merit $36,000 Tulane, National Merit Finalist, National Spanish Examination first in state, Louisiana Board of Regents Scholar Award, Debbie Baudoin $1,000 Rotary Club, $8,800 music Northwestern, $5,000 music Louisiana; and Beth Witherwax $4,800 Louisiana College, $6,800 Northwestern. George Brown, assistant principal, presented civic awards: Newcomb Alumni Good Citizen Award to Lisa Porter; Galvez Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolui-tion Good Citizen Award to Doug Palombo; LHeur dAmete Math Award to Pam Sargent; Scottish Rite of Free Masonery Awards Lisa Le and Mike Lutgring; Woodmen of the World Kenneth Bassinger; Southern University Alumni Awards Tim Thomas; Knights of Columbus Award Michelle Boudreaux; and LBPW Good Citizen Award Beth White. Receiving the Science club Award was Honey Boudreaux. Kathryn Broussard, Girls Service Club president, presented their award for Pelican Has Great i to help make your savings soar Acadiana throng claims honors, awards at Acadiana Highs 87 commencement ceremony.

Report Summertime enrichment. Lifetime enhancement. ft fete. 'V LV Vis rif it i. Am if MSS' Mflw French Camp (2 two-week sessions, June 8 -June 19, June 22 July 3, a.m., French in a relaxed atmosphere.

Both sessions encouraged. Volleyball Camp (2 one-week sessions, June 8 -June 19, a Progressive system, using games, drills, and proper execution. To enroll, mail completed form with $50.00 registration fee (deductible) to EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF ACADIANA, P.O. BOX 380, CADE, LA. 70519.

For more information, call (318) 365-1417. $1,000. minimum Monthly Dividend Checks available Insured to $100,000 by FSLIC Automatically renewable ESA 's Sixth Annual Summer Study Camp June 8 July 3, 1987 Open to all students A strong future depends on quality time now. Enchance one month of your child's summer mornings with productivity and fun. Transportation provided for Lafayette and New Iberia residents.

Math and English Study Skills Program (4 weeks, June 8 July 3, a.m., Academic enrichment for all students. Middle School English Composition, vocabulary, reading comprehension and study skills. Middle School Math Integers, fractions, decimals, percentages and study skills. English 9-10 Competent writing skills. Computer Course (2 two-week sessions, June 8 -June 19 and June 22 July-3, a.m., Hands-on experience.

Maximum two students per machine. Ages 8-14. Typing Course (4 weeks, June 8 July 3, 8.30-11:30 a.m., Introductory personal typing. S.A.T. Preparation (2 two-week sessions, June 8 June 19, June 22 July 3, 10:30 a.m.

p.m., Practice tests, review and analysis. Primarily for juniors and seniors. EPISCOPAL SCHOOL OF ACADIANA Federal regulations require penalty for early redemption -ing rates change periodically Effective annual rate based upon principal and interest rema mng on deposit for one year at the stated rate. tv- LENDER LAFAYETTE 4202 Johnston 984-9500 Sm-ing the Lafav Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Monroe New Orleans Shreveport metropolitan areas. PELICAN HOMESTEAD Savings Association Established 1922 HIGHWAY 92 CADE, LA 365-1417 MjjMJMmwi mi i 1 111 II' it.miiJU u.mm.mmU:.