The Crowley Post-Signal from Crowley, Louisiana • 2

Sunday, April 7, 1991 2 The Crowley Post Signal Farm Bureau Membership Drive The Acadia Parish Farm Bureau Board of Directors will be conducting their annual membership drive the week of April 8 through April 12, The board would like to encourage all those who have not signed up for this coming year and all new members who are interested in joining to please contact our office and the office staff will be happy to assist anyone who desires to do so. Church Pt. Man Arrested hi fjlMx with two counts of possession of vehicles with altered or removed identification tags. Guidry was also charged with one count of conspiracy to possess stolen goods which were taken from a business place in Houston. Guidry was placed in the parish jail with bond set at $5,000.

on each charge by District Judge Bradford Ware. Following a two-month investigation by authorities in Acadia Parish with the assistance of the Texas Rangers and Louisiana State Police, a 42-year-old Church Point man has been arrested. Acadia Parish Sheriff Ken Goss said James Michael Guidry, a Church Point businessman and operator of Southland Salvage, Inc, was arrested on Thursday by deputies from his department and charged Senior Team Members of the Iota FFA Senior Livestock Judging Team includes, from left, Ryan Pons son, David Russell, Cade McManus and Staccy Bushncll. (Post-Signal Photo By Kathy Kibodcaux) Former Insurance Agency Owner Gets Five Years for $1.6 Million Theft Tops In Cook-Off David Mclancon and Angie Guidry, members of the Notre Dame 4-H Club Represented Acadia Parish in two district cooking contests recently. Angie feceived a second place award in the Egg Cookery Contest with her Crawfish Quiche entry.

In addition, she presented an illustrated talk on the economic nutritional value and cooking qualities of eggs. David was awarded first place in the Chick-N-Queing contest and will represent Acadia parish in the state event on May 1. Angie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Sidney P.

Guidry Jr. of Church Point and David is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Melancon of Crowley. (Post-Signal Photo By Kathy Kibodcaux) Kindergarten Registration Kindergarten registration will be held Monday, April 8, at Iota Elementary School.

A child must be 5 years old on or before September 30, 1991, in order to register. The child's birth certificate and immunization card must be brought to registration. CITY BEAT CITY POLICE Chief of Police Harry L. Courville reports the arrest of Ricky Moore, 42, of Crowley, on a warrant, issued by Judge Barrett Harrington, for "contempt of court by failure to He was booked, processed and bonded. Chief Courville also clarified the March 31st arrest of Odie John Broussard, 33, of Crowley who was charged with "DP.

by and "resisting This was Odie John Broussard, Jr. 33, not Odie John Broussard, Sr. Wevcly Alleman and Eugene Alleman both of Lafayette; four sisters, Olivia Alleman, Lclia Alleman and Eula Gary all of Lafayette and Odelia Thibodeaux of Mire; six grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. She was proceeded in death by a son, Felton Thibodeaux. Aaron Lagneaux Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

today in St. Joseph Catholic Church of Rayne for Aaron Lagneaux, 65, who died at West Cameron-Calcasieu Hospital. Burial will be in the St. Ann Cemetery in Youngsville. Survivors include his wife, Evelyn Lagneaux of Holly Beach; three sons, Larry Lagneaux of Rayne, Aaron Lagneaux, Jr, and Eric Lagneaux both of Holly Beach; two daughters, Pam Bouillion of Rayne and Caren Babineaux of Scott; one brother, Richard Lagneaux, Jr of Duson; four sisters, Pearl Steele of Duson, Hilda Comcaux of Lafayette, Mina Domingue of Lafayette and Ruby Lavergne of Duson and 10 grandchildren.

Cossco Funeral Home is in charge ajrangeroeots. x. Oran Smith JENNINGS Funeral services for Oran Smith, 77, who died at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in a Lafayette hospital, were held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Miguez Funeral Home of Jennings, with burial in the Estherwood Cemetery.

Officiating was Antoine Valdetero, AJ. Istre and Doug Broyles. A retired farmer, he was a native of Jennings and a resident of Esther-wood for many years. He was a member of the Avenue Church of Christ in Crowley and a member of the Adult Sunday School class. Survivors include his wife, Mary Lou Fluitt Smith of Estherwood; two daughters, Susan Smith Ardoin and Sandy Smith, both of Estherwood; four sons, Terry Smith of Jennings, and Jimmy, Billy and Donny Smith, all of Crowley; two sisters, Emily Istre of Jennings and Cora Smith of Orange, Texas; one brother, Alfred Smith of Jennings; and 12 grandchildren.

Fine Arts Degree Program PHILADELPHIA (AP) A new master of fine arts degree program MFA has been introduced at the School of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. cations for loans which Coco knew were forged. CINEMA IV HELD OVER Ninja Turtles Secret of the Ooze HELD OVER 2 Dances With Wolves (PO-tl) U-F 1:00 tit 2.M HELD OVER Silence Of The Lambs (R) M-F 7 a I JA7.a 4 NOW SHOWING LA. Story (PG-13) M-F 749 S-3 3,5,7,9 7U-42U Hwy. ll CrowUy Opan tor Mattnaa March JM-Apf lat Matin Discounted Only Ha Ta.

WtM Maarnta I Sunday, April 7th Apr WIT Paul's Will Be Open on Sundays Featuring The Paul Marx Variety Music Show "The Biggest Selection of The Best Music ANYWHERE 1 1" NO COVER Friday, April 12th LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Chad Sheldon 9PM-1AM 2.00 Cover Chirgi After 8PM PAUL'S Town ft Country Club S. Hwy. 13 Crowley TOM mi MARKSVILLE, La. (AP) Former insurance agency owner Andre D. Coco has begun serving a five-year prison term for stealing more than $1.6 million from premium finance companies.

The former mayor of Marksville reported to the Avoyelles Parish jail Friday evening, hours after he pleaded guilty to four counts of theft by fraud. Judge William A. Culpepper sentenced Coco, 51, to 10 years in prison after accepting his guilty plea Friday, but suspended half of the term as part of a plea bargain which Coco made with prosecutors. Coco agreed to drop appeals of a related conviction on 14 counts of forgery and a challenge contending that the theft trial amounted to double jeopardy. In a written statement released after his court appearance, Coco said he didn't realize his actions were illegal.

"The actions were strictly done to help a struggling business. I now realize that my actions were improper and I am prepared to pay my debt to, society through the sentence," he wrote. The theft sentence will run at the same time as the forgery sentence. Knoll said Coco will be eligible for parole after serving one-third of the five-year term. Coco will also be on probation for three years when he finishes his prison time.

Knoll said the state Department of Correcuons will determine where Coco will serve his time. Coco was charged with stealing $298,401 from Plymouth Finance Inc. of Hialcah, between May 1988 and April 1989; $844,576 from Premium Finance Co. of Bunkie between July 1988 and April 1989; $365,437 from Oupac Inc. of Opelousas between August 1988 and April 1989; and $237,623 from Afco Credit Corp.

of Atlanta, between December 1988 and April 1989. His forgery convictions were the result of his having sent to the four premium finance companies appli- Figure Skating Ohio native Scott Hamilton held the U.S. and world championship titles in men's figure skating from 198 1 through 1984 and won the gold medal in the '84 Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. Obituaries Onelia Thibodeaux Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday in St Michael Catholic Church for Mrs.

Dovic Thibodeaux, the former Onelia AUeman, 7 1 who died Saturday morning. Burial will be in the Woodlawn Mausoleum. A rosary will be recited tonight at 7 p.m. at Geesey-Ferguson Funeral Home. Survivors include her husband, Dovic Tbjbodeajix of Crowley; oqe son, Cleveland Thibodeaux of Crowley -owe daughter-Barbara Nell King of Crowley; three brothers, Arthur Alleman of Scott.

ACADIA, From Pg. 1 downs released last week were based on those 3,785 teachers' scores from the 66 school districts throughout the state. "We are pleased so many teachers are doing well," he said. "These latest results validate what we have believed all along, which is almost all teachers do a good job, and many are outstanding. Statewide, 90 percent of the teachers evaluated have passed the test the report showed, twnety-six percent of those teachers rated superior.

Nine parishes had 100 percent of their teachers scoring in the satisfactory range, and between 95 and 99 percent of the teachers evaluated in another nine parishes exceeded the minimum state standards, between 90 and 94 percent of the teachers in another 20 school systems also passed the evaluations, Cody said. At least 30 percent of the teachers in 18 school districts rated superior in the first year's evaluations, while 25 to 29 percent of the evaluated teachers in 10 other systems scored above average. In Claiborne, Morehouse, Sabine and Tensas parishes and the City of Bogalusa, data was incomplete because not enough teachers had finished the evaluation process when the report was compiled. MEETS, From Pg. 1 Veteran Administration to fund find locate a Veteran Outpatient rClinic in Southwest Louisiana.

Consider the resignations andor Appointments to the following: a. iAcadia Fire Protection District No. :5. b. Acadia-Vermilion Community EAction Agency.

Consider resolution authorizing and concurring in the calling of a Special Election to be held in the Acadia-Evangeline Fire Protection District Representative's) of H.O-P.E Consider the advertisement "or 'appointment of an Official Journal ffor 1991-92. Sales Tax report Consider the approval of bills. OLD SAMSFT ID. OPILOUSAS. LA.

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This desk, located outside Duval Hall in the basement of the capitol, is convenient to the Legislative Bill Room. Both the Legislative Bill Room and the Legislative Information Desk are on the same floor as the House and Senate committee halls. Did you Just one part oil per million parts water will make drinking water smell and taste funny. WOT I'tiMKMU ezTuTi Hit CROWLEY SKATE CENTER The MFA degree is the most advanced education degree available in the visual arts. The school says applications are now being accepted for the program, which begins this fall.

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