The Rayne Acadian-Tribune from Rayne, Louisiana • 3

1 ol tood flat R. A to to Hop Ban 111 daughters Mrs Ethel Gorsch of Mississippi Vis Josephine Harmon Urs 1.019 Richard at Brunch and Mrs Eumee Murphy and Urs Marjorie Moseles, both of Lake Charles one sister Mr. Leonard Stark of Crowley grandchildren greaT grandchildren and I great great grandelld Shrine- Goethe Betts Ann Gundre Kimberly Van Johnson. Flame Joliette Valerie Marie Joseph Brend. Sylvia Lawrence Antomette Leopaul Dianne Lewis Christie Marie Logan.

Linda Ann Vilson Stacey Ramona Marie Pickens. Lisa Marie Sumon Carl Ann Smith VA- all most happy with then IP recited remembranceMiss Patriot accompamed her to Mesandra. and tollowing their visit to the Hospital, they continued on Natchtoches where thes Me'LO the welcome guests of and Mrs Hellman Bales and them tamale tor a wondertul visit returning to Rune l'uesdas evening They report that thilman and Theresa and their family are all doing exceptionally well and that they sent along greetings to their mans friends here Avec- vour home" Be sure all debris is removed. leaves raked up and limbs and other trash removed This is a personal thing with each of us who truly love Ravne and an opportunity to let everyone else know what wonderful communty we are' And another meeting on sour must list 1S the planning session for Rayne's parishwide Bicentennial Assembly. to be I Lol 3.

is doer I 5 4 at pl SE ACADIAN TRIBUNE La. Police Jury Ass'n. Meeting In New Orleans The Police Jury Association of Louisiana will hold its annual convention in New Orleans March 28. 29 and 30 at the Marriott Hotel Association President Manning Broussard announced today Aaron Cart, president of the Acadia Parish Police Jury reported Monday that all members of the parish body are planning to attend. Over 1500 delegates including both veteran and newly elected jurors are expected to attend the conclave.

Registration will begin Sunday, March 28 at 11:00 a.m on the second floor of the hotel Highlighting Sunday's activities will be a reception sponsored by Orleans Parish: a dance will follow. Sunday afternoon the Executive Board and interim committees of the Police Jury Association will meet. Some of the speakers at the committee meetings include Bentley Mackay. chairman of the Governor's Council on Environmental Quality, who will speak to members of the Pollution and Litter Prevention committees in a joint session. Other speakers include J.

Burton Angelle, director of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries, who will give an overview of the 'state's programs in that area. U.S Congressman John Breaux will be the keynote speaker at the first general business session Monday morning. Other speakers include E.L. "Bubba" Henry, speaker of the Louisiana House of Representatives: Rep. Richard Baker and Legislative auditor Joe Burris.

Moon Landrieu, mayor of New Orleans, will wel ome delegates to the convention. Governor Edwin Edwards will address the convention at the traditional Governor's Luncheon at Ballroom A-H of the Marriott at 12:00 noon Monday The second general business session begins at 2 (0) p.m Monday Business on the agenda includes action on several resolutions passed at Police Jury Region meetings held recently throughout the state. as well as the election of officers and committee reports. The annual banquet and dance begins at 7:30 p.m. The new president and other officers will be installed at the banquet and awards presented.

At Tuesday's general business session, beginning at 9:00 a.m. a panel of speakers will discuss emergency medical services. The annual banquet and dance begins at 7:30 p.m. The new president and other officers will be installed at the banquet and awards presented. AI Tuesday's general business session, beginning at 9:00 a.m.

a panel of speakers will discuss emergency medical services. The panel includes B.J. Landry, of Lafayette, director of the Acadiana Health Planning Council; Dr. William H. Stewart, Commissioner of the Health and Human Resources Administration: Major Gerald Poe and Rep.

Louis "Woody" Jenkins. After a coffee break the controversial court order to dencentralize Angola will be discussed by Paul Phelps, newly appointed director of the state Department of Corrections: Alwynn Cronvich, Jefferson Parish sheriff; and Harry Connick, district attorney of Orleans Parish. A dance is scheduled for Tuesday night. The lady delegates will be treated to all convention activities with some extras such as a wine and cheese party at the Cabildo. and a ladies' luncheon.

Guest speaker at the luncheon will be newly elected Senator Virginia K. Shehee from Shreveport. Today Is Deadline For Poster Contest Entries Today IS the deadline for youngsters to enter the Cleanest City Poster Contest. according to Mrs. Mary Etta Sweeney of the Rayne Garden Club, who is serving as chairman of the contest The contest is open to all children in the public and private schools in Rayne.

from first through eighth grade. Theme of the contest is the April 7 Cleanest City judging for District honors. The winners In the four categories will be introduced to the judges when they visit Rayne and the winning posters will be placed on display at the reception for the judges. Division 1 includes first and second graders; Division 2, third and fourth graders; Division 3. fifth and sixth graders: and Division 4, seventh and eighth graders.

First place winners in each division will be given $5.00 while second place will be awarded $2.50 each. and ribbons for honorable mention. Acadia Salutes Bank Of Commerce On 50 Years Of Service To Area The Bank of Commerce Trust Company this week IS celebrating an important oc casion. the anniversary of 50 vears of service to the parish and its people a span of half a century which has seen many changes. much growth.

and great economic gains throughout Acadia. The original charter of the Bank was filed on March 27. 1926. and since that time, expansion has been experienced which includes the main offices in Crowley, a drive Branch Bank in Crowley, the Iota offices, and the beautiful structure which houses the Rayne offices formally opened September 12. 1970.

Mr. A Kaplan was first president of the Bank of Commerce, and he served until K. Goutreaux In MotorcycleCar Crash Here John Keith Goutreaux sustained minor injuries in a Sunday afternoon motorcycleautomobile accident near the intersection of West Jeff Davis and the Boulevard. according to report from the Rayne Police Department Goutreaux. driving a motorevele.

was in collision with an automobile driven by Michael Savoie. both of Ravne. al approximately 4 clock Sunday afternoon. J. Wallace Leger Home Next For Visit Of Statue 11r and Mrs James Wallace Leger of rural Ravne will host ISI of the statue of the the 1 Blessed Virgin beginning on Sundar March 28 in the vear being LOnE pilgrimage Sponsored by St Joseph Church Members of the Lav Car will gather at 3 30 111 metres the home of Mr and Sards 1: Cluton Peatiean tor praters.

'he statue will be Leger home tor hw Lave introduce the Legion's guests in attendance tor the night. while Mrs Lithe Bourque. Auxiliary U'mt president, who assisted Commander Thibodeaux with the program. asked Mrs Hubert Zaunbrecher. State Dept Vice President, to in troduce the Auxiliary guests.

Noted as Legion guests were Bill Catoire, Ville Platte, Pat Patterson of Baton Rouge. George Carver. DeRidder. Joe Ware and Henry Garcia of Lafayette, Francis LaPoint and Roy LaPoint. Crowley, John Callahan, Sulphur, and Giles Deshotels.

Opelousas Mrs. Zaunbrecher introduced the following guests of 'Auxiliary share the birthday celebration: Mrs. Kitty Patterson, Baton Rouge. State Dept. Historian, Marilyn Beauford.

Dept. Committee Chairman, Baton Rouge, Mrs. Bill Catoire and Mrs. Calvin Smith, Ville Platte, Mrs. George Carver, DeRidder, Mrs.

Roy LaPoint, Crowley, Mrs. Giles Deshotels. Opelousas, Mrs. Doris Callahan, Sulphur, and Mrs. Pat Eichelberger, of the State Dept.

offices in Baton Rouge. Following a long -time tradition, Mrs. Ruby Domingue and Mrs. Lloyd Bearb presented Commander Thibodeaux with a large birthday cake, containing the impressive lettering '57th and ornamented with delicate gold confection roses. The cake was baked by Mrs.

Clarence Junot and was a most delicious "dessert' following the buffet. Commander Thibodeaux and Mrs. Bourque, Auxiliary president, presided at the ceremony of cutting the cake. Grace before meals was given by Mrs. Olive Petitjean, after which a wonderful buffet supper was served, Auxiliary members providing a number of tempting special dishes, and Curtis Pellerin, Leroy Prejean and "Coon" Richard serving as cooks for beef roast, and other accessories.

Following the supper, Paul Marx and his band from Crowley provided the music for dancing to continue the birthday celebration for the remainder of a most enjoyable evening another very successful event in the long history of Arceneaux Post. Services- Rev. Tanner offered a beautiful prayer, and also of much comfort were the two selections, "Abide With and "The Old Rugged sung by a friend of the family, Mrs. Dot Jennings, accompanied by Mrs. Clista Stagg at the piano.

Pallbearers included six of her nephews, Billy and Wally Link. Gordon and Allen Link. and Donald and Jerry Hott paumr. and two triends. Louis Robbins and Kermit Harson Interment tollowed in the Ravne Cemetery.

with Rev Nevas and Res Tanner of heraling al the graveside services Gossen Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Mrs Morgan died at the Ravne Branch Hospital at 5 45 pm Sunday tollowing a briet illness Born in the Lank Community of Acadia Parish, she was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Ben Link Her four brothers preceded her in death. these including Rodney. Clyde, Wallace and DeWitt Link.

She was the only daughter She and Mr. Morgan were married almost 50 years ago, and first came to Rayne to make their home. For a few vears they resided at Intracostal City, but returned to Rayne some 40 years ago. and had since made their home here. She and Mr.

Morgan operated a garage and service station on the corner of North Polk and Stadium Drive, and through the vears. students attending Rayne High School became their close friends as they enjoyed visits with this interesting couple. She had been a member of Charity Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. for over 50 years. and one of the many beautiful floral tributes which filled the chapel of the Funeral Home for the Tuesday services was the Star emblem of the order done In appropriate flower arrangement.

She was a constant and loved companion to her husband, a dear mother to her son, and treasured by her grandchildren, whom she enjoyed thoroughly. And to others of her family, and her many friends, she was a cherished member. We had the privilege, through the years, of knowing her as a neighbor in the truest sense of the word. a and we are one of many who will miss her in the days ahead. Our sincerest sympathy goes to those who have lost such a loved family member.

She is survived by her husband, Herman F. "Dago" Morgan of Rayne; one son, Freddie "Bully" Morgan of Rayne, a dear daughter-in-law, Mrs. Freddie (Carolyn) Morgan; and five grandchildren. YMBCa.m. to 1 p.m.

Donations are only 12.00 per plate, including delicious chicken barbecue and all the accessories, and knowing the fine work of those YMBC chefs this promises be a wonderful noonday meal. Wives of the YMBCians are children act 10 A CHILDREN National POISON Prevention WEEK This important message IS MARCH 21-27 brought INDEPENDENT to VOU by RAYNE these PHARMACIES: MOUTON (Rexall) PHARMACY 301S Adams 334-2117 PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE 201 La Ave 334 3745 LASSEIGNE'S PHARMACY 308 Cheris 114 3178 also planning settle tempting homemade cakes these will be on sale also SUBL das Let the wite tams holidas from the kitchen this Sunday come 011 out and enjoy barbecued chicken MB style' See a member of the MB and get sour tickets today vou'll be sure not to be disap pointed Sunday at the att.ar is a "sell out All proceeds from the benett barbecue will be used by the YMBO tor thier com munty projects and programs Fair- Barbara Leger reported on the recent Candy Sale con ducted by the band, stating it had been a success. She was assisted by Joyce Lalande and Rose Richard Next meeting of the RHS Band Boosters 1 has been moved up to Tuesday. April 20 so that further plans on the Fair may be discussed at that time Officers- There is still time to become a member and be chgible to be elected an honorary officer of the organization for April Membership in "Les Amis de la Famille" remains open to anyone who wishes to promote this worthy cause. You may join al any time simply by con tacting Father Paul Belliveau, CJM.

in Rayne at 334-2193 or Vivian Cahanin in Mire at 873- 6968, or any of the more than 20 captains involved In the program both In Rayne and Mire. Circus- and dad remember from their youth will be seen. Clowns. trained animals, jugglers and comedy stars, and artists on the rolling globe. E.E.

Cummings, the writer and philosopher, said, "Damn everything but the circus. The one place left where you can buy happiness!" Under the auspices of the Volunteer Firemen and Police departments, the Mid America tor donations so don't undergo cell alt no rated Sale- Sale- miss this Saturd.is event The Rastie Lines have activities Such. as Dis mushed Youth of The Month providing Show et chairs bibs other necessary tor the Semor baskets tor needs Lanthes necessary Items tor then adopted child at hoot and they also assist the he h.umber of Commerce the Blood Services Drives M.arch of Dimes. Muscular Dystrophy Drives, they Healths Baby Week with 111 Annual Baby Picture Contest and mans more The Support that son give the Ravne Jasoce Jaynes during this Rummage Sale will be appreciated as well as helping them to continue their 111.111\ tine services for the COll munis Caren Crowley- Tuesday at Heritage Manor 111 Crowley following a lengthy illness Funeral services will be held today. Thursday, at 10 a 111 111 the Chapel of Geeses Ferguson Funeral Home in Crowler, with burial 111 the Elizabeth Memorial Baptist Church Cemetery at Branch Rev Paul Hamilton.

pastor of Elizabeth Memorial Church, will officiate at the services Geesey Ferguson Funeral Home IS 111 charge of arrangements. Mrs Hornsby, who was the former Rachel Labby. was well known throughout this section of Acadia Parish. she and her family playing a prominent part he serving as S.inctuars IS Lueted tor the accomodate the steadily mem betship And he hi special word S.It Jacobs. formers luseph Catholic Church here now doing outst.

Work al Me Neese Unnersits 111 Like Chareles. where he pastor of Our Lady ot Good Lounsel Enjoved a visit with friends week we had not seen Ate Urs DeWitt Link her daughter. Nancy. now marred and living Lat aette Cullen Lank. and others of then dear family Vis Dol Dangle and her two daughters Conette and Connie.

making Them home 111 Crowler the enjoyed quests of Dongle's sonlaw and duaghter. Vr and Mrs. Rheal their home. 903 Margaret Street. for a weekend and a delicious Sundas Better till Sunday Don't forget that Cleanest meet tonight! Wall Trim Paint Sale! OFF interior wall woodwork enamel spred latex latex HID flat wall trim wall paint low lustre Now Now Famous SPRED You get quality at enamel and a budget wall paint Gal.

Gal. 7.99 price! REG. 10.99 In ONF REG. Smooth, time-saving brush or roller application Dries fast to a nch, bow Dries in 30 minutes to a dmable sheen Durable frush is ideal for Choose from a wide variety of able colors Easy brush or roller appin Clean hands and tools easily soapy water Clean hands and tools E.C. FREMAUX SON.

INC. 303 N. Adams Rayne, La. Ph: 3113 the alled for Hall She I ot the Happy losels Harves tho was tamils all the and Roy I. A.IS dC Wed was held could he another the birthday ho were he day with 1c 1.0 over Tuesdav.

stop by and some 101d biscuts' He 15 all Ind he IS now program Methodist 1921. when Edward Daigle of Church Point was elected to this office. He served until 1944. when George K. Cutrer assumed the presidency.

In 1965. Vincent P. Daigle was elected president, heading the Bank until his death. when Norris Breaux was named as his successor. Through those 50 years, the Bank of Commerce weathered the Great Depression period.

World War I. and the other vicissitudes which came with the passing of time and each year the Bank grew stronger served an increasingly larger number of people and became more firmly entrenched as the largest institution of its kind in Acadia Parish, the enviable position it now holds as this half century of progress is commemorated. Throughout this week. registration has been underway at all four locations of ths Bank of Commerce. In Crowley.

Rayne and Iota. for four $50 savings bonds. Tomorrow. Friday. from 2 to 5:30 m.

an Open House will be observed at each of the four locations, with everyone invited to come by and enjoy cake. coffee and punch, and snare In the Bank's birthday party" At 5:30 p.m the $50 savings bonds will be awarded. and the winners announced. Be sure to go by and express vour congratulations to the officers and staffs of the four Bank of Commerce locations and help make this 50th anniversary a memorable event for the parish Legion- As long as there is an active Legion Post. our brave comrades and their families will never be forgotten.

So Happy Birthday to Arceneaux Post and the American Legion. and long max it live to serve our veterans and our community Marjorie Bernard member of the Rasne Cuts Council. was also introduced as all honored guest. her dad the late Guide Bernard being a tormer Post Commander Commander Thibodeaux called on Elton Bourque 10.