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city GovernMent
City looking to reduce electric rates
MICHELLE BATES
michelle@press-herald.com
Knights to battle
Amite in second
round of playoffs
FRIDAY
Discussion on the city’s
contract with SWEPCO
went behind closed doors
Thursday as the Minden
City Council talked about
ways to reduce the cost of
electricity for its citizens.
Even though the council
did not take a vote - as
required by law - to go into
executive session to discuss
the issue, Mayor Tommy
Davis says the end result
could include possible litigation.
“We want
to take steps
to see what
we can do to
either modify our contract
and
reduce our
cost and be
able to negotiate
with
DAVIS
SWEPCO, or
in the long-term, maybe get
out of our contract,” he said.
The city is in year seven
SPORTS PG.6 Downtown MinDen
of a 20-year contract with
SWEPCO to provide electricity. Davis says the city is
paying too much and wants
to find a way to reduce the
costs to the citizens of Minden.
The current agreement
replaces the contract set in
December 2008. It was
renewed Oct. 15, 2010 and
was renewed again in 2014.
The contract is more than
100 pages and outlines in
detail the services it provides to the city.
Davis says no clause in
READ IT ONLINE
Read the electricity
contract online at
the contract gives the city an
out without causing a
breach of contract.
“We’re just looking at it,
and we’re having an attorney look at it,” he said in a
separate interview following
See ELECTRIC, Page 3
IT’S FASCHING SEASON
Webster Parish Sheriff’s Office
Wanted
Detectives with the Webster Parish Sheriff’s office are
seeking any information
leading to the whereabouts of
Kasey A. Smith of Doyline.
Detectives say Smith has
active warrants for her arrest
and ask anyone with information to call Major Dustin
Reynolds or Detective Jennifer Ervin at 377-1515.
city of MinDen
City
auditing
payroll
records
Nancy’s Kitchen:
Bacon wrapped
smokies
LIFE PG.5
BRUCE FRANKLIN
bfranklin@press-herald.com
Webster
Tourism
report
OPINION PG.4
WEATHER
TOMORROW’S OUTLOOK
59
HIGH
32
LOW
Cloudy skies early
will become partly cloudy
later in the day.
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Trevor Davis of Johnson Brother’s Carnival prepares rides Thursday evening for the annual Fasching Festival Saturday in downtown Minden. Hours for the carnival are from 5 p.m. until 10 Friday and 11 a.m. until 10 p.m. Saturday weather permitting. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald
Carnival kicks off today,
Festival is Saturday
MICHELLE BATES
Minden will host its
Fasching Fifth Season Celebration in downtown Minden
this Saturday and will
include a little something for
all ages.
Fasching, or the Karneval,
will take over the streets of
downtown Minden with a
German flair, celebrating the
Fasching season, which ends
the day before Ash Wednesday.
On one side of Pearl
Street, the food vendors will
be set up and on the other
will be an authentic German
See FASCHING, Page 2
CARNIVAL
INFO
FRIDAY
Family Ticket Night
Special pricing
6 p.m. until close
SATURDAY
$15 Armbands
All you can ride.
11 a.m. until 4 p.m.
Family Ticket Night
Special pricing
4 p.m. until close
election 2015
KSLA Meteorologist Nicole Madden interviews
Fasching comittee members during KSLA News 12 This
Morning Thursday. From left, Fasching Committee
Chairman Kerry Easley; Webster Parish Tourism Director, Lynn Dorsey; Minden Main Stree Board President,
Terry Gardner; Minden Main Street Board members
Thomas and Alicia Adams. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald
City officials say an internal audit is underway for all
city employees’ payroll
records.
The audit comes on the
heels of six police officers
being over paid and left
owing the city.
“We’re
investigating
everyone’s pay to make sure
it is being done correctly,”
Minden Mayor Tommy Davis
said. “We’re going back 10
years and it will take some
time to make sure all the I's
are
dotted
and T's are
crossed.”
City Clerk
M i c h a e l
Fluhr - who
oversees the
payroll for all
210
city
employees FLUHR
will head up
the audit, Davis said.
He says the city has opted
to keep the audit in-house
rather than have an external
auditor review the records.
“We have capable people
at city hall that can do this,”
he said. “I have complete
confidence that when we get
through, it will be corrected.”
Problems came to light
after the officers received a
higher pay raise when they
received promotions.
Five of the six officers’
See AUDIT, Page 14
Governor, district 36 senate race top Saturday’s ballot
BRUCE FRANKLIN
Saturday voters will have
their say in who Louisiana’s
next governor will be as well
as other statewide and local
offices.
Topping the ballot locally
is the district 12 police jury
seat and the state Senate
seat.
According to the Webster
Parish Clerk of Courts office,
more than 350 people early
voted.
Polls will open at 7 a.m.
and close at 8 p.m.
On the ballot:
Governor
John Bel Edwards (D)
David Vitter (R)
Lieutenant Governor
Melvin L. “Kip” Holden
(D)
“Billy” Nungesser (R)
Attorney General
James D. “Buddy” Caldwell (R)
“Jeff” Landry (R)
BESE – District 4
Tony Davis (R)
Mary Johnson Harris (R)
State Senator – 36th
Senatorial District
Henry Burns (R)
Ryan Gatti (R)
Police Juror – District
12
Dustin Moseley (O)
Rebecca Shelley Sherrard
(R)
School District No. 6
Proposition (Bond)
Yes
No
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city GovernMent
caMP MinDen clean UP
City council to decide
on ordinance variance
Approval would
lead to new
construction
on west side
MICHELLE BATES
Waller Petroleum will be
asking the Minden City
Council at its next meeting to
grant an exception to an
ordinance in order to build a
new convenience store with a
gas station at 102 Broadway
Street.
Mike and Jesse Waller
explained during a city council workshop Thursday what
the project will entail and
why they are seeking the
exception from the council.
The property contains above
ground and underground
storage tanks and they are
proposing to replace the current single wall tanks with
state-of-the-art double wall
underground tanks only.
Ordinance 802 prohibits
gasoline or refueling facilities
from placing underground
storage tanks within 1,000
feet of any public wells. Rick
Broussard, with public
works, says there are eight
wells in the area.
“It’s a standard for the
groundwater protection ordinance that’s pretty much
statewide,” Broussard said of
the 1,000 feet criterion. “It
seeks to protect the surface
and anything that will contaminate a water well.”
Mike Waller says legally
they can continue the business even though they can’t
expand it; however, Ordinance 802 allows for the
replacement of new equipment.
“What we’re proposing to
do is reduce those tanks
Dr. Robert Flournoy, Delores Blalock, Ron Hagar and Dr.
Brian Salvatore listen intently as the Environmental
Protection Agency and representatives from Explosive
Service International present the baseline data from air
and soil samples taken from in and around Camp Minden. Michelle Bates/Press-Herald
Waller Petroleum will be asking the Minden City Council at its next meeting to grant an
exception to an ordinance in order to build a new convenience store with a gas station
at 102 Broadway Street. Bruce Franklin/Press-Herald
down to 30,000 gallons,” he
said. “They’ll be brand new
double-wall tanks that will
have constant monitoring on
them. It’s a reduction in the
size of equipment, plus much
better equipment. Right now,
we’re loading big trucks
there, and we’ll be moving
that part of the business to
another area. That’s a great
improvement.”
The current tank size is
100,000 gallons.
The proposed idea is to
cater to cars and smaller
trucks as well as sell groceries, he said.
The property is roughly a
little more than an acre, and
the Wallers hope to break
ground in May.
The item will be on the
agenda for the December
meeting.
In other council news,
members discussed amending Ordinance 1008, which
deals with the sale of adjudicated property. Currently,
the highest bidder has five
days to make a deposit on the
property, and Mayor Tommy
Davis says if they open bids
on Friday, then that means
the bidder loses two days.
He proposed adding five
“business” days to allow the
bidder to make the deposit
during business hours at city
hall. The minimum deposit is
$500, but if the cost of the
property is less than $500,
the ordinance will also be
changed to allow the bidder
to pay the cost of the property.
On the issue of sidewalks,
if approved during the city
council meeting, members
will change their policy on
sidewalk repair. Right now
the city pays up to 50 percent
of the cost of repair with the
remaining cost falling to the
homeowner or business
owner. If approved, the
council will pay up to 50 percent of the standard cost for
4-foot sidewalks.
The Minden Planning
Commission approved a variance for Craig Watson, with
Impressions
Advertising
Specialties, who is seeking to
place a digital billboard at
Minden Seafood, located at
718 Homer Road. He says the
Fasching events kick off at 10 a.m.
FASCHING
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beer garden where nothing
but German beer will be
served. Vendors will offer a
variety of German-style
foods including bratwurst
and sauerkraut, pretzels and
others.
Music will be entertaining
festival goers all throughout
the day, Festival Chairman
Kerry Easley said. Germanstyle music will be the order
of the day with several different bands playing, including
the Oompahsters, which will
start the day with the chicken
dance. The German Oompah
Band will play as well, he
said. Other acts will follow
including Elaine Eaton with
Exit 49, the Devil Anse Band.
The karneval will set up
downtown in the parking lot,
festival chairman Kerry
Easley said, “and we’ve got
face painters, and stilt walkers and Santa and his helper
will be here passing out
goodies to the festival goers.”
And if that’s not enough,
festival goers can play a game
where participants will get a
game card.
“You go to all the different
businesses, and frequent
their businesses and get a
check mark,” he said. “And
when you turn your game
card in, we draw for the winner. That’s going to be a fun
game designed to draw people into our businesses.”
Beginning at 10 a.m.,
shuttle rides to tour the Germantown Colony Museum
will be available for anyone
who wishes to learn about
Minden’s heritage. Departure and drop off will be in
front of Possibilities on Pearl
Street, Easley said.
An information desk will
set up near the stage between
Roma Italian Bistro and
Jamieson, Wise and Martin
and will be manned by the
Webster Parish Convention
and Visitors Bureau.
To culminate the day, a
fireworks spectacular will
take place at 6 p.m.
Celebrating its German
heritage, Minden began celebrating the Fasching Fifth
Season at 11:11 a.m., Nov. 11,
2011. The Fasching is the
German equivalent of the
Mardi Gas season, which
ends on Shrove Tuesday, the
day before the season of
Lent.
Events begin at 10 a.m.
Saturday.
sign will be 11 by 22 and 35
feet tall. The idea is to allow
advertisers to rent space on
the sign, Watson said.
Law enforcement will also
have direct access to the sign
for Amber alerts through a
cell phone attached to the
sign, if need be.
Traffic count on Homer
Road, according to Watson’s
survey, is 38,000 vehicles
per day.
Planning
commission
members say they had no
opposition from the community to allow the sign to be
erected.
The council also discussed
changing the time of the
council meetings, but it will
stay as is. The next council
meeting will be at 7 p.m.,
Monday, Dec. 7 in council
chambers at Minden City
Hall.
EPA talks air,
soil samples at
Camp Minden
MICHELLE BATES
All of the baseline samples for air and soil in and
around Camp Minden came
back clean with the exception one area on S-line,
Environmental Protection
Agency officials say.
Adam Adams, on-scene
coordinator with the EPA,
explained the baseline
results sent out to property
owners where the monitoring stations were set in
May. During an EPA meeting at Camp Minden Thursday, he says all the results
from seven different sites
came back clean with the
exception of two soil samples that exceeded carcinogenic screening levels for
both residential and industrial. Those same samples
tested for dioxin did not
exceed non-carcinogenic
screening levels.
“They’re high, but that’s
industrial numbers in an
See EPA, Page 14
WEBSTER&MORE
Turkey Contest Winners
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OBITUARIES
Lucille Mary Alford
Listed are the winners for
the Minden Press-Herald’s
Turkey Contest. Winners can
pick up a gift certificate for a
free turkey at the store where
their name was drawn.
Robert Thompson - Walmart
Gerald McEachern Hamburger Happiness
C.R. Cole - Richland State
Bank
Linda Rodgers - Spillers
Appliances & Furniture
Jeff Lair – MBL Bank
Minnie Thomas - A.J.
Price (Hwy. 531)
Cynthia Jones – Gibsland
Bank and Trust (Homer
Road)
Mary Taylor - Save-A-Lot
Tyler Mandino - Holcomb's Body Shop
Charles Camp - Cone's
Farm & Garden Mart
Steve Wilson – Hebert’s
Town and Country
Carolyn Walraven - HolMont Sales & Rental
Rachel Clayton - Gibsland
Bank and Trust (Sibley)
Kennly Jones - Mike's
Outdoors
Kenneth Quarles - Bon
Temps
Linda Pevy - Ace Hardware
K. Hamm - Possibilities
ELECTRIC
an
October
workshop.
“There’s not a definite clause
in there for us to get out of it.
For them there is, but for us
there’s not.”
The city pays in the millions of dollars each year for
electricity, and he said October’s bill was over $1 million.
Funeral services for Lucille Mary Alford
will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 21, 2015 at
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in Sibley with
the Rev. Meadow officiating. Interment will
follow at Pilgrim Rest Cemetery in Sibley.
Lucille was born Jan. 13, 1919. She was
preceded in death by her parents. She is
survived by two sons, James Alford of Sibley and LeeVon Walker of Minden. She also
ALFORD
leaves behind a host of grandchildren,
great-grandchildren, great-great-grandchildren, along with
loving nieces, nephews, and spouses of grandchildren and
great grandchildren.
Ronald Rice
A memorial service for Ronald Rice, 44, will be at 10
a.m. Saturday, Nov. 1, 2015 at Living Word Church on Hwy.
531 in Minden.
His father, Ralph Rice and sister, Renee Rice, precede
him in death.
He is survived by daughter, Jennifer Rice of Bowling
Green, Kentucky; mother, Ramona Rice of Haynesville; sister, Debbie Cardwell; uncle Derrell Cardwell and aunt Barbara; along with numbers cousins and friends.
Pastor Andy Maddox will officiate the service.
Chris Hebert of Hebert’s Town and Country looks on as Minden Press-Herald Advertising Director Telina Worley draws a turkey contest winner. Courtesy Photo
Ruby Mims - A.J. Price
(Main Street)
Sandra Glover - Minden
Farm and Garden
Sherry Peters - D D Super
Discount Liquor
lighter Apartments
Figures from the city
show that in 2014, revenue
from the sale of electricity
was $17,376,115.31. Payments to SWEPCO for that
year totaled $11,523,870.39.
The year 2013’s revenue was
$16,959,172.20 with payments to SWEPCO totaling
$10,529,878.47. In 2012,
revenue
totaled
$15,862,588.44 with payments to SWEPCO totaling
$9,747,406.24.
However,
city
clerk
Michael Fluhr noted payments to SWEPCO do not
represent the entire cost of
providing electricity to its
customers.
A customer’s bill, according to the contract, includes
the amount of power and
energy delivered during the
preceding billing period, the
demand and energy charges
for requirements services
provided during the preced-
ing billing period, the
amount of Minden Generation Capacity Credit, the
energy delivery requirement,
the gas index price, and the
reimbursement amount for
generator fuel, and the
amounts due either party
from the other for services or
reimbursements not included in any of the other
charges, including, but not
limited to, applicable taxes,
fees and assessments.
Bernell Thomas - Lamp-
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EDITORIAL
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Gov.
Jindal’s
executive
order dealing
with Syrian
refugees
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We're not fans of knee-jerk reactions or political grandstanding.
While we acknowledge security
concerns about possible terrorist
attacks, Gov. Bobby Jindal's executive order, issued following the terrorist attacks in Paris, that seeks to
avoid Syrian refugees from resettling to Louisiana smacks of both.
Jindal, like many other Republican governors, has stepped forward to try to block Syrian refugees
from moving to the state. Most of
the other governors' protests have
focused on asking President
Barack Obama and other federal
officials to reconsider their
announced plan of taking in 10,000
refugees. Jindal's executive order
does not seek to work with the federal government, but rather takes a
we'll-do-it-ourselves stand.
But the fact is, legal scholars
note this isn't a state decision.
Refugees don't immigrate to an
individual state, they come to the
United States. And once they gain
admission, they are free, like any
other person, to travel about the
country and settle in whatever
state they chose.
The idea of Louisiana or any
other state screening out a group
of people seems ridiculous.
Enforcing such a restriction would
require setting up checkpoints at
every entry point to the state to
check the traveler's documentation. Do we really want everyone to
have to have a passport and be
checked entering and exiting individual states? Of course not.
We also feel it is wrong to
attempt to broadly reject all
refugees simply based on their
country of origin. By saying we
won't accept any Syrian refugees
out of fear that there are terrorists
in their ranks is to imply that all
Syrians are terrorists. They aren't.
Nor are all Islamists or Muslims or
any other religion or nationality.
The sad reality of our modern
times is that terrorists can come
from any background. There are
people born and raised in the
United States who choose to
become terrorists. It's not a onesize-fits-all issue.
Rather than playing to voters
with tough talk that he can't really
backup, Jindal — and the citizens
of our state — would be better
served by focusing on working
with the federal government to
ensure proper background screening and vetting processes are followed regarding all immigrants.
That and ensuring state law
enforcement agencies have the
proper tools, technology and training to monitor known terrorist
groups activities and "chatter" to
prevent attacks whenever possible.
It's tempting to give into fear
and say we won't accept refugees
from a war-torn region. Staking out
a pro-citizen safety position —
even one that can't really be
enforced — can make for a good
sound bite for a politician trying to
look tough to win votes. But that's
not who we are as Americans. We
are a nation built by immigrants.
Our Founding Fathers were
refugees seeking a better life. Our
state shares that background, with
Acadians (Cajuns) venturing away
from Canada and settling among
the bayous.
We shouldn't let fear cause us to
turn our backs on refugees now.
Give us your
two cents!
Send your Letter to the Editor to
bruce@press-herald.com or
mail them to Editor, 203
Gleason St., Minden, La. 71055.
PERSPECTIVE
Webster Tourism report
On October 6, at 12 noon,
there was a formal ribbon cutting at the newly opened Welcome Center at the Germantown Colony. Secretary of
State Tom Schedler was there
to cut the ribbon. The museum is now open ThursdaySaturday 10 am- 3 pm and by
appointments for group tours.
The new Welcome Center and
the Germantown Colony
Museum were featured in a
program by Rick Rowe the following week on Channel 3
News five times.
The beautiful new Welcome Center houses more
than 2,000 square feet of a
"climate-controlled" designated exhibit gallery to display historical artifacts, a
reception area, a gift shop,
and handicapped-accessible
public restrooms.
According to a
recent
report from
the Jean
Doerge,
Curator of
the Germantown
Colony
State MuseLYNN
um, the
DORSEY
museum
has recorded just
under 500 visitors from April
2014 to June 2015. That total
is from the time the construction was completed and hours
were reduced until July 31,
2014. Since August of this
year, when the colony
returned to normal hours,
they have already had 214 visitors this year. That is over 700
visitors since the colony
reopened and the number of
visitors should continue to
increase due to free shuttle
buses to Germantown during
Fasching Festival on
November 21 and the large
number of visitors coming for
tours scheduled by our office
during the Holiday Tour of
Lights.
The following week, our
office hosted a ribbon cutting
with Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne on October 14. This ribbon cutting officially recognized the new signage
installed in Minden complimenting the locations identified in the Northwest Film
Trail brochure distributed at
69 visitor centers throughout
the state and the Shreveport
Municipal airport.
On Saturday, October 3,
our office hosted the
Louisiana North Movie Familiarization Tour with 7 travel
writers with various publications including Editor for
TravelingMom.com, Owner of
MagsOnTheMove.com, a
writer for Louisiana Life Magazine, Senior Editor for Variety
Magazine out of Los Angeles,
CA, Editor of Forum Magazine
and City Life Magazine and
writer for the Austin Chronicle. Believe me they loved the
Film Trail and new signage in
Minden. We have already seen
five great articles published so
far!
In August, our office made
sales calls in Dallas and Oklahoma City with representatives of the four other cities
that make up the Holiday Trail
of Lights. As a result the group
was invited to make a presentation of our combined area
at an annual Holiday Luncheon in Oklahoma City on
November 5. We had an audience of over 50 Group Leaders
who schedule tour for retirement communities, churches,
senior citizen clubs, and
more. We definitely had a
wonderful response and
anticipate many tours during
the Holiday Trail of Light in
2016 and 2017.
As previously reported, our
office has been making sales
calls and participating in
trade shows specifically targeted at the group tour indus-
try. We have had a remarkable
response. Here is a list of the
tours scheduled for November
and December of 2015 and
the beginning of 2016 our
office will be hosting.
OMNR
Sunday, NOVEMBER 15,
2015 – Working with the
Louisiana Office of Tourism r
hosting group tour operators
with Meier’s Go West, the
largest tour company in Germany. (20 German Travel
Agents)
Friday, NOVEMBER 20,
2015- Holiday Trail of Lights
Media Tour (6 Travel Writers)
Friday, DECEMBER 4, 2015
– Holiday Tour for the West
Tabernacle Senior Citizens of
Beaumont, TX (54 Guests
Confirmed)
Friday, DECEMBER 11,
2015 –Holiday Trail of Lights
Group Operator Familiarization Tour (10 Group Tour
Operators)
Saturday, DECEMBER 12,
2015 -Joyner Travel Holiday
Tour (25 guests)
OMNS
Thursday, JANUARY 7, 2016
WestWorld Tours of Canada
(52 people from Canada confirmed)
FEBRUARY 2016 “Northwest Louisiana Film Trail”
SATW Post-Fam Tour (number not confirmed yet)
Wednesday, MAY 11, 2016
Kaleo Tour Company “A Taste
of Louisiana” tour with (50-60
people anticipated).
Wishing you a Happy
Thanksgiving,
Lynn Dorsey
Executive Director
PERSPECTIVE
Our
jayvee
President
"He seems disconnected from
reality." That declaration, used to
describe President Obama, did not
emanate from Charles Krauthammer
or Ted Cruz. No, the words were
those of MSNBC's Joe Scarborough,
and they were not refuted by his
mostly liberal panel of regulars.
"The only strategy that's working
is the strategy that he tends to dismiss." That damning analysis came
not from Ralph Peters or John
McCain, but from CNN's Christiane
Amanpour.
Even many of President Obama's
most reliable supporters have awakened from their seven-year slumber.
They can finally recognize that he is
a commander-in-chief without a
strategy, a president without a clue.
The day before the Paris terror
attacks, the president notoriously
boasted that ISIS had been 'contained.' Then, after the attacks, he
minimized the carnage as a 'setback.'
But when the subject turned to
accepting refugees from Syria, President Obama finally displayed some
real anger. Not at ISIS or Assad or his
own strategy, which many believe led
directly to the refugee crisis. The
president's palpable ire was directed
at Republicans and a few Democrats
who are calling for at least a pause in
accepting refugees from Syria.
The GOP, he said derisively, is
'scared of widows and orphans.'
Truth is, Mr. President, a large swath
of the world is scared of radical
Islam, the ideology that dare not
speak its name in your administration. And there is
good reason for
that fear. Just as
the president was
mocking his political rivals, the
Islamists of Boko
Haram were busy
slaughtering 50
innocent civilians
in Nigeria. Many
of the dead were
children. That
BILL
bloodbath folO’RIELLY
lowed dual suicide bombings in
Lebanon, the bombing of a Russian
passenger jet in Egypt, and of course
the Paris massacre.
Mr. Obama's opponents are not
afraid of widows and orphans but
they are rightfully worried that his
fecklessness has contributed to the
growing violence. And many people,
both at home and around the world,
are also fearful of President Obama's
uncanny knack for ignoring reality.
Earlier this year he said this to
MSNBC: 'There is probably less war
and violence around the world today
than there might have been thirty,
forty years ago.' The president went
on to assure everyone that 'things
can get better.'
On that front he is absolutely correct. Things can get better, but not
until the president has a radical
change of heart. Let's call it a 'fundamental transformation,' the kind he
vowed to bring to the USA. Things
may also improve if the next commander-in-chief is someone who
can recognize the reality of the world
as it exists, not the fantasy of what he
or she wishes the world to be.
In two weeks President Obama
will be back in his comfort zone, talking about the dire consequences of
'climate change' at a massive international environmental junket. If the
past is any indication, he will declare
'climate change' to be the biggest
threat facing the world today. But
this year the conference just happens
to be in Paris, whose shell-shocked
residents know better. In fact, anyone to the right of Bernie Sanders
understands that the biggest threat
we face comes from the terrorists of
radical Islam, not the possibility of a
slightly warmer atmosphere.
The subhuman savages of the
Islamic State, through their repeated
atrocities, have declared war on the
West. The time has come for the
West to realize we are engaged in a
full-scale fight against a determined
and brutal opponent.
The butchers can be defeated, but
we will have to be just as determined, just as brutal. And let's face it,
we are in desperate need of a commander who can change strategy
when necessary, someone who is
strong and resolute and relentless.
ISIS is not just a jayvee team, far
from it. And to defeat this malignancy, the West requires a leader who is
not just a jayvee quarterback. That
may sound harsh; it also happens to
be true.
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Around Town
Nov. 20
Lakeview UMC’s “Arts and Crafts on the Pond” will
be open from 5 until 8 p.m.
Nov. 22
Galilee Missionary Baptist Church’s Usher’s Day
program will be at 8 a.m. Minister Richard Walker will
serve as guest speaker.
Antioch Baptist Church’s Harvest Program will be at
3 p.m. The Rev. Roy Edwards will serve as guest
evangelist.
Nov. 23 - 24
New Hope Baptist Church’s Harvest Revival will be
nightly at 7 p.m.
Nov. 26
St. Rest Baptist Church will host its a Thanksgiving
dinner at 1 p.m. at the BF Martin Community Life
Center, located at 611 E. Union Street. All are welcome to attend and bring covered dishes.
Share your events
with the community.
Send your events to
community@press-herald.com,
fax them to 377-1866,
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or in person at our offices
located at 203 Gleason St.
NANCY’S KITCHEN
Bacon wrapped smokies
My sister-in-law, Ava McWhorter, is an avid sports (any sport) fan,
football being one of her favorites. I
have known the basics of football a
long time but she has taught me
much
more.
Since then she
would probably
tell you how I now
truly get into the
game; whooping,
hollering
and
stomping my feet
through each one.
Although we
enjoy watching
NANCY
football together,
MCWHORTER
this football season has been a huge disappointment for us. It seems Ava and my
favorite teams (LSU, the Saints,
Texas U, and the Texas Cowboys)
have lost more than they have won.
Even when Ava superstitiously
wears her lucky matching shirts of
the team we are following at the
time has not helped.
The KEEPER recipe I have for
you this week is from Evelyn Brandon, a writer for the Texas “Orange
County/Bridge City Record” weekly
newspaper.
Quoting Evelyn:
“There is nothing like family football watching parties or playing
armchair quarterback with friends
and having good old snacks.” True
but in my opinion, I believe this
would not only be fitting for football game gatherings but also
preparing for any party or
family/friends occasions.
BACON WRAPPED SMOKIES
1 lb. bacon
1 lb. Little Smokies
1 stick butter
2 cups brown sugar, divided
Cut bacon into thirds and wrap
each link. Place wrapped links into
baking dish. Melt stick of butter
and mix one cup brown sugar into
melted butter. Pour butter mixture
over links and sprinkle the rest of
the brown sugar over links. Bake 15
– 20 minutes or until bacon is crisp.
NOTE: Double or triple this
recipe depending on how many
people they are being prepared for
To keep warm, transfer into a crock
pot set on warm
Glenbrook Junior Civitans Club
volunteer at Special Olympics Bowl-a-thon
On Nov. 4, members of the
Glenbrook School Junior
Civitans club had the opportunity to work with Special
Olympic students at the
annual Special Olympics
Bowl-a-thon at Holiday
Lanes in Bossier City. Club
members and students say
they had a great time working together and plan to
return next year. Courtesy
Photo
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Knights face familiar foe
B LA KE B R A N C H
blake@press-herald.com
SPRINGHILL - A
familiar face stands in
front of the North Webster
Knights’ path to the
Mercedes-Benz
Superdome.
The Amite Warriors (65) have knocked the
Knights out of the Class
3A playoffs two consecutive seasons, but both of
those games were played
at Amite.
This year, the Warriors
will make the long trip,
while the Knights lick
their chops in anticipation
of redemption.
“We’re excited about
the opportunity to play
them,” North Webster
coach John Ware said.
“The fans know the significance of it, as do the
players. It’s been a good
week of preparation and
our kids know what’s
expected of them.”
The Knights were
forced indoors for their
Monday and Tuesday
practices, but got to practice outdoors on turf at
Southern
Arkansas
University on Wednesday.
According to Ware, his
team looks sharp ahead of
the biggest game of their
season.
“The kids handled the
weather well,” Ware said.
“It’s been a good week.”
Amite went on to play
in the state championship
last year after knocking
out North Webster in the
semi-finals. Many of the
same players will take the
field this year, and Ware
said the Warriors will be a
tough out as usual.
“They have a new
coach this year, so they
look a little different,”
Ware said. “They have
tradition though. They’ve
been to the Dome several
times, a lot of those kids
have played in a state
championship, so they
expect to win.”
In the previous two
matchups with Amite,
North Webster has been
sharp defensively, but
offense has been hard to
come by. The Knights will
have to find some offensive consistency if they
expect a different result
than in years past.
“That’s the one thing
we haven’t done in two
years against them,” Ware
said. “We’ve played pretty good defense, but just
couldn’t move the football. We’re probably
going to have to play well
in the passing game again.
You have to pick your
spots to go for big plays.
They’re big up front and
have good athletes on the
field, so when you get a
chance to make a play,
you have to make it.”
Big plays are something Amite knows well.
“They throw balls up in
the air and let their big
receivers go make plays,”
Ware said. “If we can
limit those plays we have
a great shot.”
A win over the
Warriors would certainly
give North Webster all the
confidence they would
need for a run to the
Dome.
“We have the opportunity to play these guys at
home,” Ware said. “To get
past this team and make it
to Thanksgiving weekend
is very important to us.”
The
Knights
and
Warriors will kickoff at 7
p.m. in Springhill.
Jenny Clarke/Courtesy Photo
CROSS-COUNTRY
Lander, Greene cruise to state champ status
Special to the PressHerald
Every cross-country
runner trains long and
hard in a quest of winning an individual state
championship. Every
coach hopes his strate-
gies and workouts will
give his runners an
opportunity to achieve
this goal. On Monday,
at
the
State
2A
Championships
at
NSU, Alisa Lander,
Eric Greene, and Coach
Dan Grantham saw this
dream become a reality
with a sweep of the
ladies and men's titles.
Alisa Lander defended her state title from
2014, running a 13:38
over the three-mile
course. Lander grabbed
the lead early and
lengthened it during
the race. Second place
finisher, Alicia Stamey
of Episcopal, finished
18 seconds back at
18:56. When asked how
it felt to cross the finish line for the second
straight year in first
place, Lander used
simply
one
word,
"wonderful."
Eric Greene, state
runner-up in 2014, used
a different strategy to
run away with the 2015
race running a 16:13.
Greene laid back until
the two-mile mark
where he took over the
lead and cruised to a
25-second victory over
two Episcopal runners.
Greene, a senior, said
finishing first across
the line was like an out
of body experience and
also that he plans to
continue running in
college.
For
the
second
straight year, Cody
Robinson finished allstate by finishing ninth
in the men's race with a
time
of
16:46.
Robinson, a junior, said
his goal is to win next
year's title.
Freshmen
Tyler
Davis
and
Logan
Bailey finished 38th
and 66th running times
of 18:19 and 19:30.
Their seventh grade
teammates Austin Nunn
and Jeremiah Brown
finished 145th and
181st with times of
22:46 and 25:40. The
Lakeside men's team
scored a total of 249
points which placed
them seventh out of the
27 AA teams vying for
the championship. The
largest field ever consisting of 195 runners
finished the race.
The Lakeside ladies
made up of Lander and
six junior high performers placed eighth
out of 20 AA teams
scoring 244 points.
Kerrigan Zachary fin-
ished 54th at 22:35.
Egypt anderson ran a
23:54 for 72nd place.
Alaina Stiles finished
73rd at 23:56. Placing
75th was Angelina
Futch at 24:01. Kaylee
Davis took 79th at
24:17.
Essence
Anderson
finished
109th at 26:44. A total
of 160 ladies finished
the race.
In summarizing his
feelings after the meet
Coach Dan Grantham
said he was very
blessed to have worked
with such a good group
of kids throughout the
year.
Football experts pick ‘ em
Louis
Mitchell
Blake
Branch
Minden vs. Franklinton
Minden
N. Webster vs. Amite
Zach
Specht
Gregg
Parks
Curtis
Mays
Pete
Covington
Minden
Minden
Minden
Minden
Minden
N. Webster
Amite
Amite
N. Webster
N. Webster
N. Webster
LSU vs. Ole Miss
Ole Miss
LSU
Ole Miss
Ole Miss
Ole Miss
LSU
LaTech vs. UTEP
LaTech
LaTech
LaTech
LaTech
LaTech
LaTech
Miss. St. vs. Arkansas
Arkansas
Mississippi St.
Arkansas
Arkansas
Arkansas
Mississippi St.
Missouri vs. Tennessee
Tennessee
Tennessee
Tennessee
Tennessee
Tennessee
Missouri
Mich. St. vs. Ohio St.
Ohio St.
Ohio St.
Ohio St.
Michigan St.
Ohio St.
Michigan St.
Baylor at Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St.
Oklahoma St.
Baylor
TCU vs. Oklahoma
TCU
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Oklahoma
USC at Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
Oregon
USC
USC
Oregon
Jets at Texans
Jets
Jets
Texans
Jets
Jets
Texans
Bucs at Eagles
Eagles
Bucs
Eagles
Eagles
Eagles
Eagles
Packers at Vikings
Vikings
Vikings
Vikings
Packers
Packers
Packers
Rams at Ravens
Ravens
Ravens
Rams
Ravens
Rams
Ravens
Bengals at Cardinals
Cardinals
Cardinals
Bengals
Cardinals
Cardinals
Bengals
Cowboys at Dolphins
Cowboys
Cowboys
Cowboys
Dolphins
Cowboys
Dolphins
Last week
10-6
10-6
9-7
8-8
8-8
9-7
Overall
130-46
123-53
122-54
122-54
119-57
99-77
This week’s
games
Friday, November 20, 2015 — Minden Press-Herald 7
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL
HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL
Don Stahl tourney results All-District Lady Apaches
Lakeside 72
Minden 67
Lakeside
defeated
Minden in overtime
thanks to a fourth quarter
comeback and great free
throw shooting.
The Warriors shot 35
free throws to just 19 for
the Tide.
Jalen Gould led the
Warriors with 20 points,
followed by Djimon Lard
with 19 and Chris
Brantley with 11.
Lady Eagles 63
Lady Tiders 49
The Minden Lady
Tiders came up short
against
tournament
favorite, Evangel.
The
Lady
Tiders
couldn’t crack the zone
defenses of the Lady
Eagles, leading to the low
scoring output.
Lady Warriors 40
Lady Panthers 6
Chelsea Mays led
Lakeside with 14 points,
followed by Kelly Willis
with 12 and LaCandria
Key with five points.
Alyssa Martin (pitcher), Carsin Spurlock (first base) and
Megan Sims (shortstop) were chosen as first team all-district
for the Lady Apache softball team. The Lady Apaches were
coached by Anthony Mullins. Blake Branch/Press-Herald
Blake Branch/Press-Herald
FUNDRAISING
Glenbrook
Hunter ’s
super raffle
Congratulations to last week’s big winners in the
Glenbrook Hunter’s Weekly Super Raffle. Left, Kirsten
Smith poses with the Marlin Bolt 17 MM HMR Rifle won
by Glen McElroy of Bossier City in the Wednesday,
Nov. 11 drawing, with winning numbers 300. Right, Joe
Ellis Michael poses with the Stoger 3500 3 1/2" 12 GA
Auto Shotgun won by Mike Jarrell of Shreveport in the
Saturday, Nov. 14 drawing. His winning numbers were
807. The Glenbrook Super Raffle is sponsored by
Rockin’ Rooster in Minden and Michael’s Men’s Store
and Sporting Goods in Homer. Submitted photos
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available. 639-9138 Louisiana Department
of
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Treasury
as being persons
possibly entitled to
unclaimed
funds
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Bainter Leroy 347
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Valley
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Barber Marjorie 1101
Sibley Rd Minden La
Barton
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Lane
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Baten Frank 804
Hill St Webster La
Bates
David
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Road
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Valley
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Bennett Loretta 108
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Minden
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Teco
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Minden
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Bryce Kary L 15023
Highway 80 Minden La
Bryce Sharon 1630
Hwy 532 Dubberly La
Bryce
Sharon
B
15023
Highway
80
Minden
La
Bucklew Carla 400
Russell St Minden La
Bucklew Warner 400
Russell St Minden La
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Nursery
Rd
Dubberly
La
Burdett
Robert
400
Meadowview
Drive
Minden
La
Burleson
Russel
Kyle
1387
Percy
Burns Springhill La
Burley
Rebecca
1355 Sheppard St
Apt 304 Minden La
Burnett Della 300 3Rd
Street Se Springhill La
Burns Andre 683 Hwy
615 Shongaloo La
Burns
Pleasant
551
Hwy
615
Shongaloo
La
Burson
John
1005
Gladney
Street Minden La
Burson John S 1005
Gladney St Minden La
Byrd Alexis 109 5Th
Street Ne Springhill La
C Dale & Alice C
Baldree 804 Driver
St
Minden
La
Cade Van 305 S
Fairview Minden La
Calhoun Lyla Kay
1064 Penal Farm
Rd
Sibley
La
Campbell John T Po
Box 834 Minden La
Carey Joyce H 415
Homer Rd Minden La
Carey Richard D 415
Homer Rd Minden La
Carr Derrick D Sr 807
East St Minden La
Carrett William R
Pob 411 Springhill La
Carter
Brent
106
Valentine
Trail
Minden
La
Carter
Jessica
106
Valentine
Trail
Minden
La
Carter
Reggie
188
Calvin
Linerra Minden La
Chase
Layla
1000
Southridge
Dr
Minden
La
Cheatham
Brady
Dean 137 15Th St
Nw
Springhill
La
C h h a g a n l a l
Pramodkumar
791
Highway
802
Sarepta
La
Clark Cab Company
Po Box 172 Minden La
Cmj Services Po
Box 612 Sibley La
Colbert Isiah 509
Bradford St Minden La
Cole Mary 509 Jessica
Drive Cotton Valley La
Collins
Gerald
K
105
Valleyview
St
Minden
La
Colvin
Clayton
1984
Nursery
Rd
Dubberly
La
Colvin
Robert
Alan 806 Machen
Drive Springhill La
Compton
Ruben
M 789 Hilltop Rd
Shongaloo
La
Cook
John
D
120
Southfield
Park
Minden
La
Cook
Laura
400
M e a d o w v i e w
Minden
La
Cook M L Rt 3
Box 43 Minden La
Covington
Clayton
974
Mimosa
Ln
Shongaloo
La
Cox Amanda H Miss
Box 123 Sibley La
Craighead
Jeremy
718 10Th St Nw
Springhill
La
Crenshaw Crenshaw
Xii Llc 2198 Highway
532
Minden
La
Crichton Edward B Po
Drawer C Minden La
Cross
Dorthy
B
675 Elmo Burton
Loop
Minden
La
Crow
1456
Springlake Minden La
Crow Demond 201
Hall Aly Minden La
Crow Janice J 1415
Lincoln Ave Minden La
Crow Luvella 458
Crow Rd Minden La
Crow
William
S
1090
Bistineau
Line Rd Heflin La
Culpepper
Angela
1082
Bistineau
Line Rd Heflin La
Culpepper
Justin
1082
Bistineau
Line Rd Heflin La
Cummings
Minnie
H
Rt
4
Box
1016
Minden
La
Curry Delois 404
Moore St Springhill La
Curtis Myrtle 514 S
Main St Sibley La
Custer Jerry P 205
Forest St Springhill La
Davidson
Orville
3251
Sand
Hill
Rd Shongaloo La
Davis Casey 1201
Drake Drive Minden La
Davis Despina 1201
Drake Drive Minden La
Davis
Kevin
Po
Box 628 Minden La
Davis
Nellie
A
803
South
Main
St
Springhill
La
Davis Robert Po Box
68 Cotton Valley La
Day Joyce Lewis 5410
Hwy 164 Sibley La
Dick Bradley R 3975
Franklin Rd Heflin La
Dick Justin 109 Lil
Red Lane Doyline La
Dick Kathy J 142
Beech
Springs
Rd
Minden
La
Dinkins
Freida
N
204
Elmwood
St
Springhill
La
Disotell Chasity D Po
Box 14 Doyline La
Dixon Douglas M
1682
Hearn
Rd
Shongaloo
La
Double Eagle Energy
Services
10500
Hwy 80 Minden La
Dowell
Wanda
J
610
Durwood
Dr
Minden
La
Duggan Larry D Rt 1
Box 354 Doyline La
Dunmire
Maydelle
1203
Drake
Dr
Minden
La
Dunn Mark Anthony
1113
Gloria
St
Minden
La
Durham Edward Po
Box 1071 Minden La
Edwards Carl L 4364
Hwy 159 Minden La
Elmore Margaret 1304
Todd St Minden La
Emerson Almer P O
Box 783 Minden La
Fish David B 230
E 1St Springhill La
Ford Frederick Sr
1036
Diamond
T Rd Heflin La
Fountain
View
Nursing & Rehabi 215
1St St Ne Springhill La
Franklin Laquon Po
Box 343 Sibley La
Frazier Genevieve M
618 Elm St Minden La
Frazier Idell 16809
Hwy 80 E Minden La
Frye John D 907 Elm
Street Minden La
G & Y Still Limited
Prtnship
Po
Box
837
Minden
La
Gaines
Toby
1886
Highway
532
Dubberly
La
Garrett Tracy Duke
26814
Highway
157 Shongaloo La
Garrett Willie 509
Gillespie
L
E
900
Machen
Dr
Springhill
La
Gillespie
Marie
S
900
Machen
Dr
Springhill
La
Gloer Mark Po Box
51
Dubberly
La
Graham Lee 806 N
Ark St Springhill La
Grant
Justin
195
Country
Pines
Dr
Minden
La
Gray Jimmie J 802
Elm Street Minden La
Gray Roberta 802
Elm Street Minden La
Green John M Dr Jr
801 Hill St Springhill La
Green
Reggis
R
123 Oak Treeapt
23
Minden
La
Green
Sherica
M 1115 3Rd St
Sw
Springhill
La
Green Tara C 108
Hillside Ln Minden La
Greer
Charles
R
219
Pecan
View
St
Minden
La
Gresham
J
C
Estate C/O Francis
Eugina Greshambox
802 Springhill La
Grimmett Danny R
654 Hwy 792 Heflin La
Grisby
Gaylord
6490 S Cockrell Hill
Apt 3315 Cullen La
Haehn Stephen Po
Box 386 Springhill La
Hale Ann S Po Box
426
Minden
La
Hale
Judson
L
1015 Country Club
Cir
Minden
La
Hall
Ray
1007
Brenda Cir Minden La
Hall
Stephen
135
Poverty
Point
Doyline
La
Haltom
Mary
Po
Box 533 Sarepta La
Hamilton Josh 326
Goodwill St Minden La
Hanson
Doug
647
Hanson
Rd
Shongaloo
La
Hanson
Velinda
647
Hanson
Rd
Shongaloo
La
Harper Deborah 312
Hardy St Minden La
Harper
Jerry
Charles 104 5Th
St Ne Springhill La
Harper Marion Nix
Est Of 209 Oak
Street Springhill La
Harper Mike 620
Watson Dr Minden La
Harris
Johnny
2021
Peachtree
Rd
Dubberly
La
Harris
Monica
2021
Peachtree
Rd
Dubberly
La
Harris
Skot
306
Reynolds
St
Springhill
La
Harrison Emma E P
O Box 114 Heflin La
Harrison Hazel Po
Box 570 Cullen La
Harrison Oscar 16688
Hwy 80 Minden La
Harrison Thomas Po
Box 570 Cullen La
Harstad
Crystal
477
Franklin
Road
Heflin
La
Harstard
Mark
477
Franklin
Road
Heflin
La
Harvey Joy S 565
N Main St Heflin La
Hawkins Quintella 105
Southfield Minden La
Hawkins
Xavier
909
Mccausland
St
Minden
La
Haynes Diana M
13637
Highway
159 Shongaloo La
Haynes Dustin 314
Hardy Minden La
Haynes James D
13637
Highway
159 Shongaloo La
Heard
Carol
196
N. Main Heflin La
Henry G Hobbs P O
Box 912 Minden La
Hewitt Shirley Estate
Of
150
Webster
Rd
Heflin
La
Hill
Edward
805
Fancher Rd Minden La
Hill Javentres 208
Barbara Dr Minden La
Holcomb
Johnnie
570
North
Main
St
Sibley
La
Holcomb Justin 277
Aspen Dr Minden La
Holcomb
William
C
570
North
Main St Sibley La
Howard
Janet
170
Normandie
Lane
Minden
La
Hubbert
Vadis
400
Meadowview
Drive
Minden
La
Huddleston Amber N
H u d d l e s t o n
Taylor
Chase
200
Woodhaven
Dr
Minden
La
Hudgeons Alma Po
Hudson Bobby P O
Box 365 Cullen La
Hudson
Clyde
547 Camp Bistno
Rd
Doyline
La
Hudson Lillie Sykes
C/O Lula Bell Sykes
Curatrix199
Kite
Road Shongaloo La
Hudson Linda S Po
Box 412 Minden La
Hughes Lucian B 5509
Highway 2 Sarepta La
Hunt Damion 629
Sibley Rd Minden La
Hunt
Sherri
942
Foreman
Rd
Doyline
La
Iverson
Caroline
G 1398 Sheppard
St
Minden
La
J & J Brothers
Enterprise Llc 436
Mcdowell Doyline La
Jack
Earleen
J
402
Columbus
Ave
Minden
La
Jackson
Fannie
S
326
Columbia
St
Minden
La
James
Michael
W
305
Martin
Circle Minden La
James Tonya R 200
Virginia Ave Minden La
Jennings Horace 507
10Th Ne Springhill La
John D Rockefeler
Washington Po Box
887 Springhill La
John
H
Crichton
Investments Llc P O
Box 1332 Minden La
Johnson Julie 302
Camp St Minden La
Johnson Leroy 302
Camp St Minden La
Johnson Rosie 509
Johnson
Vondrick
J
244
Deerfield
Blvd
Minden
La
Jones
Angelia
201
4Th
Street
Nw
Springhill
La
Jones
Ardenia
1462 Peach Tree
Rd
Dubberly
La
Jones James D 601
Pine St Springhill La
Jones Lc 1462 Peach
Tree Rd Dubberly La
Jordan Larry Po Box
918663 Pilgrim Rest
Road Doyline La
Keener
Freddie
J
1409
Webster
Ave
Minden
La
Kemp Molonda 900
Bayou Ave Minden La
Kenyan
Edwin
201
7Th
Street
Ne
Springhill
La
Kenyan
Susan
201
7Th
Street
Ne
Springhill
La
Kinsey
Ernestine
Po Box 88 Heflin La
Kinsey Helen 411
Winford St Minden La
Kinsey
William
2166
Highway
531
Minden
La
Langston Laura 151
Roy Hale Dr Doyline La
Larry Jr Judge 537
Moore St Springhill La
Larsen Brett 403 W
Todd St Minden La
Lary
Andrea
L
2552 Jack Martin
Rd
Minden
La
Lawson Vonda 6306
Hwy 2 Sarepta La
Laytham Patricia 121
Mathes Rd Doyline La
Leonard
William
27550
157
Hwy
Shongaloo
La
Lewis
Don
W
688
Cook
Baker
Rd
Sarepta
La
Lewis
Erin
1301
Drake Dr Minden La
Lewis
Glenda
A
6880
Dorcheat
Rd
Minden
La
Lewis
Jeffery
T
6880
Dorcheat
Road
Minden
La
Lewis Lacharity Po
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Box 116 Cullen La
Lewis Mary Shaw
P
O
Box
547
Cotton Valley La
Lewis
Vera
714
East St Minden La
Lilly
Roy
M
Iii
100
Azalea
St
24
Minden
La
Lincoln Deldric R 515
Lindsey Jaysen D
270 Calvin Liner
Rd
Minden
La
Lindsey John 511
Ashley Rd Minden La
Little
Dr
Rufus
Leroy Jr 102 Mill
Litton Terry W 5381
Highway 371 Heflin La
Lofton
Darius
1413
Harmon
Loop
Minden
La
Louis Bonita 1380
Homer Rd Minden La
Lowe
Carla
653
Mosspoint Heflin La
Luna Urbano 418
Holomon
Loop
Dubberly
La
Madden
John
A 100 Us Ford
Lane
Minden
La
Maddox
Keith
Stanley 109 Kirby
Pl
Minden
La
Malone
Michael
Wayne 1409 Stuckey
Road Dubberly La
Maness Gertie L
869 Percy Burns
Road Springhill La
Marqui
Walker
Demario
1310
Mark Dr Minden La
Martin Eugene T Iii Po
Box 296 Minden La
Martin Margie 146
Newton Rd Sarepta La
Martin Marshall Po
Box 418 Minden La
Martin
Ricky
Po
Box 418 Minden La
Martin Theresa H
13489
Highway
371
Minden
La
Martin Vonceil P O
Box 452 Doyline La
Marzuola Jason 548
N Main St Sibley La
Mason Randy P O
Maxwell
Nancy
Nicole 116 Goode
Ave
Minden
La
Mccann Alfred Neal
Jr 503 W Marshall
St
Minden
La
Mcclaran
John
806
Norton
Street Minden La
Mccranie
Richard
W
405
Lawson
Pl
Minden
La
Mcinnis
Claire
112
Bay
Creek
Rd
Minden
La
Mciver
Thomas
801
Norton
Street Minden La
Mckiney
Lawrence
149
South
East
6Th Ave Sibley La
Mckinsey Beatrice Po
Box 150 Minden La
Med
Ornda
Healthcorp
Center
Attn A/Pone Medical
Plaza Minden La
Meeks
Ashley
K
401
Rosebud
Loop Springhill La
M e l a n c o n
Clyde
Joseph
155
Horseshoe
Loop Doyline La
Miles
Mark
119
Angelee St Minden La
Miller
Justin
231
Brushwood
Acres Minden La
Miller
Robbie
N
Azalea Apartments
12
Minden
La
Minden
Medical
Center 1 Medical
Plazaattn
Debbie
Grantham Minden La
Modisette
James
The Estate Of 740 N
Giles St Springhill La
Monroe Haley Po
Box 393 Sibley La
Monroe
Josh
1341 Peach Tree
Rd
Dubberly
La
Moody Robert 420
Moore
Eddie
P
326
Shadows
Ln
Dubberly
La
Moore William O 307
Hardy St Minden La
Morgan
Machinery
26338
Hwy
371
Sarepta
La
Morris
Predina
1355 Sheppard St
Apt 301 Minden La
Mosley
Donald
1746
Dorcheat
Rd
Minden
La
Mullins Steven 967
Middle Rd Minden La
Mullins
Steven
R
967
Middle
Road Minden La
Munn Roy E 1355
Shepherd
St
#
208
Minden
La
Murphey Joe H Route
1 Box 592 Sibley La
Murry Thomas L
521 S Natchitoches
St
Sibley
La
Nations
Lola
Boulware 22130 Hwy
157 Springhill La
Nelams
Antoinette
D 134 Payne St Po
Box 550 Cullen La
New Light Church
Pars
307
High
St
Minden
La
Nexion
Health
At
Minden
400
M e a d o w v i e w
Dr
Minden
La
Nicholson
Floor
Carpet
643
S h e r e v e p o r t
Rd
Minden
La
Noles
L
Britney
241
Nursery
Road
Apartment
12
Sibley
La
Nwla Hurricane Relief
Center 116 E Union
Street Minden La
Om
Sita
R
1401
Louisville
220
Minden
La
Orear Delna L 123
Timothy Dr Minden La
Osborne Heather 707
Main St Minden La
Pace Hilda R 705
Elm St Minden La
Pace Madison T 705
Elm St Minden La
Palmer
Channing
W
134
Hilltop
Road Springhill La
Pam
Welch
Na
168
Stuckey
Rd
Dubberly
La
Patterson
Bennie
O 139 Frye Rd
Springhill
La
Pavey Chad 6245 Doc
Steed Rd Minden La
Person Ricke 151
Cherie Line Minden La
Peterson
Rodney
A
291
Carey
Ln
Minden
La
Petty
Julius
E
Nantucket
Harbor
Apts
1154650
Lakeshore
Dr
Springhill
La
Pevy Debbie 503
Herrington Dr Apt
7
Springhill
La
Phillips
Hoyt
Donald P O Box
1011 Springhill La
Phillips Melba 116
Miller
Briarwood
Rd
Sibley
La
Pickett Paul 210
Fulbright Minden La
Pickett Velma J 210
Fulbright Minden La
Pierce Jarrell F P O
Preferred Materials
Inc
15025
Hwy
80
Minden
La
Prendergast
Pearl
Gorden
708
W
Church Springhill La
Preuett Jimmie Rt 1
Box 1110 Heflin La
Preuett Lillie Rt 1
Box 1110 Heflin La
Providence Ventures
Inc 260 Providence
Rd
Sarepta
La
Pruitt Yvonne 606
Pryor
Jeremiah
E 4543 Sand Hill
Rd Shongaloo La
Qwens
Kimberly
S
1102
Rathbun
St
Minden
La
R And R Home
Improvem 100 N
Main St Springhill La
Rainey
George
N Iii 198 Gifford
Hill Rd Minden La
Rambin Clenton H
654 Pilgrim Rest
Rd
Doyline
La
Rambo
Dinisha
M
302
Hardy
Street Minden La
Ranger Richard And
Wendy Ranger17321
Highway 80 Minden La
Ratcliff
Hayward
Po
Box
542
Cotton Valley La
Ratliff Anita M Jt
702
N
Arkansas
St
Springhill
La
Ratliff
Edward
E
Jt 702 N Arkansas
St
Springhill
La
Reed Robert 1106
East Street Minden La
Reeves
Jimmy
1005
Clarborne
Ave
Minden
La
Reliford Yulanda 278
Art Camp Rd Heflin La
Reynolds
James
1507
Shreveport
Rd
Minden
La
Richard
Demarcus
324
Evergreen
Rd
Minden
La
Richardson
Dana
Charles 1201 Baker
St
Springhill
La
Ridley
Devoderick
131 Oaktree Lane
Apt 131 Minden La
Ridley
Shannon
131 Oaktree Lane
Apt 131 Minden La
Rine James D P.O.
Box 506 Sibley La
Risch C Estate Of Po
Box 610 Minden La
R o b e r t s o n s
Family
Pharmacy
27
Reynolds
St
Springhill
La
Robinson John C
21962
Hwy
371
Cotton Valley La
Robinson
Latasha
S 1203 7Th St
Se
Springhill
La
Rogers L C P O Box
Rowell
Shawn
106
Gas
Plant
Rd
Doyline
La
Roy
Lilly
Legal
Servic
Po
Box
1176
Minden
La
Russell Charles Po
Salmon Marsha B 318
Chris Drive Minden La
Sanders
Dewey
R 518 Mc Arthur
Street Minden La
Sanderson
James
1355 Sheppard Prk
Village 311 Minden La
Sargent
James
1410
Louisiana
St315 Sheppard St
Apt 9 Minden La
Sargent
Julie
1410
Louisiana
St315 Sheppard St
Apt 9 Minden La
Schuler & Associates
Llc Po Box 515
Sarepta
La
Seamester Emma O
715 Cherry Minden La
Service
Lakeview
T
324
Homer
Rd
Minden
La
Sexton Lou Ellin
731 King Orchard
Rd
Sarepta
La
Shaffer Shere 214
Meadow
Creek
Dr
Springhill
La
Shinn James 1105
Beech St Minden La
Shyne Gloria 607
Weston St Minden La
Silas
Taylor
Heirs Inc Po Box
71021 Cullen La
Sims
Angela
G
9558
Hwy
159
Shongaloo
La
Slaid
Florine
B
401
Main
Street
Suite 230C/O Jack
Slaid
Minden
La
Smith
Jesse
1788
Dogwood
Dr
Minden
La
Smith
Johnny
B
2008 S Arkansas
St
Springhill
La
Specialist Inc 1380
Homer Rd Minden La
Speck Bill Po Box
Specks Ennis P O
Box 322 Sibley La
Specks Ruby Po Box
Spene
Arthur
Wilson 1349 Mims
Rd
Minden
La
Spillers
Lisa
1100
Dorcheat
Rd
Minden
La
St Rest Missionary
Baptist
Box
36
Shongaloo
La
Stephens
Jack
Connell Rt 1 Box
259X Doyline La
Sterling
Allen
F 359 11Th St
Ne
Springhill
La
Sterling
Dedrick
D 1200 S Talton
St
Minden
La
Stevens Jim Jr P. O.
Stewart A J 1105
Reynolds
Street
Springhill
La
Stewart Adam 17
Mason Minden La
Stewart
Edmond
L
403
Main
Street Minden La
Stewart
Marrianne
1105
Reynolds
Stewart Wanda P O
Box 607 Doyline La
Stratton
James
R 915 Homer Rd
Lot 15 Minden La
Sutson Nita Rt 1
Box 286 Sibley La
Swafford
Ronald
D
105
Church
Street Minden La
Symoniak Brandon
115 Leton Cutoff
Shongaloo
La
Symoniak
Carrisa
115 Leton Cutoff
Shongaloo
La
Tate
Shameka
P
O
Box
40
Cotton Valley La
Tatro Eugene Box
576
Doyline
La
Tatro
Irene
Box
576
Doyline
La
Tay
Raymond
O
260 Elmer Moore
Rd Shongaloo La
Taylor Amber 113
Tacoma Trl Sibley La
Taylor Demarcus 113
Tacoma Trl Sibley La
Taylor Gloria J 904
Woods St Minden La
Taylor Mary P O Box
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Taylor
Pearlie
S
127
Austin
Street Minden La
Taylor
Pearlie
Smith 127 Austin
Street Minden La
Temple Chirs & Lois
Temple
Janis
M
1727 Old Arcadia
Rd
Minden
La
Temple
Michele
1727 Old Arcadia
Rd
Minden
La
Temple
Norman
1727 Old Arcadia
Rd
Minden
La
Temple Norman B
1727 Old Arcadia
Rd
Minden
La
Terry
Ardenia
1462 Peach Tree
Rd
Dubberly
La
Thomas Crichton Iii
Test Tr C/O Of P P
Jr Ed Crichtonbox
1332
Minden
La
Thomas
Idella
Hudson
Indv
&
Usuf
507
Taylor
St
Springhill
La
Thomas Kennon Po
Box 6 Sarepta La
Thomas
Lisa
A
1401
Lewisville
Rd 141 Minden La
Thomas Windell L P
O Box 685 Doyline La
Thompson J A Jr
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Federal
Credit Unionpo Box
517 Springhill La
Tinsley
Matthew
S
417
Dogwood
Trl
Minden
La
Tinsley
Nobie
D
399 Highway 615
Shongaloo
La
Tomlinson
Bobby
537
Holomon
Loop Dubberly La
Tompkins Aura L Po
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Toups
Angel
L
585
Farrington
Rd
Springhill
La
Tsinnie Audrey A 183
Duck Cr Sarepta La
Tuey
Pamela
C
379 S Tanglewood
Dr
Minden
La
Turley Joann 441
Natchitoches
St
Sibley
La
Valdez Noe S 200
Lakeview
Estates
Rd
Doyline
La
Valentine
Chancy
114
Valentine
Trl
Minden
La
Valentine
Ferlando
M
706
5Th
St
Sw
Springhill
La
Vining
Anne
W
1405
Whispering
Pines Dr Minden La
Vining
Louis
S
1405
Whispering
Pines Dr Minden La
Vlasak
Francesca
17 Mason Minden La
Walden Elbert G 411
3Rd St Se Springhill La
Walden Frances 411
3Rd St Se Springhill La
Waldrop
Ranel
107 Fifth St Ne
Springhill
La
Walker
April
M
1050 Country Club
Cir
Minden
La
Walker
Ashley
605
Constable
St
Minden
La
Walker
Autumn
16607
Highway
371
Minden
La
Walker
Judson
1050 Country Club
Circle Minden La
Walker
Mickey
And
Patricia
Walker195
Deer
Creek Ln Minden La
Walker Ronnie Jr
16607
Highway
371
Minden
La
Walker
Ronnie
L
Jr 16607 Highway
371
Minden
La
Walker
Walter
807
Shreveport
Rd
Minden
La
Wall
James
859
Nursery Rd Sibley La
Walston
Morene
2923
Highway
159
Minden
La
Ward
Minnie
L
522
Lone
Oak
Lane
Sibley
La
Wardlaw
Myessha
606
Columbia
Street Minden La
Warner Barry W 1112
Ridgewood Minden La
Warziniack
Kay
339 Palmyra Park
Rd
Doyline
La
Watson Carl 120 N
Parke Dr Doyline La
Watson Vera C 624
Fort Ave Minden La
Watts Robert P 521
Gorton Rd Doyline La
Webb Joe B Po Box
46 Shongaloo La
Webb Joy O Po Box
46 Shongaloo La
Wells
Damion
L
100
Oaketree
Ln
Minden
La
Whitaker Loyd D 1207
Bonnie Ln Minden La
White
Alma
Bryant 622 Leary
Street Minden La
White
Cordrick
610
Douglas
St
Springhill
La
Whitham Gregory 200
Butler St Springhill La
Williams Edward Po
Box 323 Cullen La
Williamson Jacquelyn
S
218
Shirley
Drive
Minden
La
Wilson Lena 215 1St
St Ne Springhill La
Wimberly Lisa 205
2Nd
St
Pinehill
Springhill
La
Windham
Joseph
H
911
Jefferson
St
Minden
La
Wise
Mark
306
S
Tanglewood
Minden
La
Wood
Johnathan
Peter 6366 Hwy 160
Cotton
Valley
La
Wood
Johnathan
Peter 400 Center
Street Minden La
Wood Joseph Daniel
Jr
24133
Hwy
157 Springhill La
Wood
Shirley
Jean 24133 Hwy
157 Springhill La
Wright Relda M P O
Box 5771 Minden La
RASC 2004-KS2
VS.
LAQUINITA SMITH
A/K/A LAQUINITA
ROCHELLE SMITH
In
the
Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
No. CV72450.
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
and numbered suit
and to me directed,
I have seized and
taken
into
my
possession
and
will offer for sale
at public auction to
the last and highest
bidder for cash
WITH the benefit
of
appraisement
and according to
law at the principal
front door of the
Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
November 25,
2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
LOT SEVENTEEN
(17), L.T. BROWN
SUBDIVISION,
located in the W 1/2
of SE 1/4, Section
28, Township 19
North, Range 9
West,
MInden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana,
as
per Map and Plat
thereof
on
file
and of record in
the Office of the
Clerk of Court,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, in Map
Book
3,
Page
71, LESS, a part
thereof described
as beginning at the
NOrthwest corner
of Lot Seventeen
(17)
and
run
Northeast
along
curve of road 5.21
feet; thence run
South 4 degrees 46Õ
East 185 feet to the
rear lot line; thence
run
Southwest
along
rear
lot
line 9 fet to the
Southwest corner
of Lot Seventeen
(17); thence run
NOrthwest
along
lot line 186 feet
to the POINT OF
BEGINNING,
ALSO a part of
Lot Sixteen (16),
and run Northeast
along curve of road
20.11 feet; thence
run
South
22
degrees 00Õ East
142 feet to rear lot
line; thence run
Southwest
along
rear line 31 feet to
Southwest corner
of
Lot
Sixteen
(16); thence run
Northwest
along
lot
line
149.85
feet to the POINT
OF BEGINNING,
together with all
improvements
located thereon and
all rights thereto
belonging; subject
to
restrictions,
servitudes,
rights-of-way
and
outstanding
mineral rights of
record affecting the
property.
SHERIFFÕ S SALE Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
FEDERAL
and numbered suit
NATIONAL
and to me directed,
MORTGAGE
I have seized and
ASSOCIATION
taken
into
my
possession
and
VS.
will offer for sale
JAMES
R the last and highest
LINDSEY, JR
bidder for cash
WITH the benefit
In
the of
appraisement
T w e n t y - S i x t h and according to
Judicial
District law at the principal
Court of Webster front door of the
Parish, Louisiana, Courthouse in the
No. 74851.
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
By virtue of a WRIT Louisiana, on
OF SEIZURE AND
WEDNESDAY,
SALE issued out
November 25,
of the Twenty-Sixth
2015,
Judicial
District during the legal
Court of Webster sale hours, the
Parish, Louisiana, following property,
in the above styled to wit:
and numbered suit
and to me directed, Lot Number Five
I have seized and (5) of Cedar Crest
taken
into
my S u b d i v i s i o n ,
possession
and situated in Section
will offer for sale 22,
Township19
at public auction to North, Range 9
the last and highest West,
Minden,
bidder for cash Webster
Parish,
WITH the benefit Louisiana,
as
of
appraisement per map and plat
and according to showing revision of
law at the principal certain lots thereof,
front door of the on file and of record
Courthouse in the in Map Book 2,
City of Minden, Page 72A, of the
Webster
Parish, official records of
Louisiana, on
said parish in the
WEDNESDAY,
Office of the Clerk of
November 25,
Court, together with
2015,
all improvements
during the legal thereon and all
sale hours, the rights
thereto
following property, belonging; subject
to wit:
to
restrictions,
servitudes,
Begin
at
the r i g h t s - o f - w a y
Northwest Corner and
outstanding
of the Southeast mineral rights of
Quarter
of record affecting the
Northeast Quarter property.
(NW/C of SE/4 of
NE/4), Section 12, Being the same
Township 23 North, property conveyed
Range 11 West, to Anthony Nelson
Webster
Parish, Brown and Helen
Louisiana, thence Marie
Burtzel
run East 155 feet; Broowwn, husband
thence run South and wife by deed
432.5 feet to the from Vance Hayse
point of beginning; Heaberlin and Alice
thence
continue Life
Heaberlin,
South 120 feet; husband
and
thence run West wife
recorded
155 feet; thence 01/03/1997 in Deed
run North 120 feet; Document 407790,
thence run East in the Clerk’s Office
155 feet to the of Webster Parish,
point of beginning, Louisiana.
together with all
i m p r o v e m e n t s SOLD SUBJECT
thereon
and TO
ANY
all right thereto SUPERIOR LIENS,
belonging; subject M O R T G A G E S
to
restrictions, OR PRIVILEGES
s e r v i t u d e s , THERETO.
rights-of-way
S a i d
and
outstanding property
seized
mineral rights of is that of the
record affecting the defendant and will
property.
be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered
SOLD SUBJECT in our Honorable
TO
ANY Court.
SUPERIOR LIENS,
M O R T G A G E S GARY S. SEXTON
OR PRIVILEGES Sheriff and ExTHERETO.
Officio Auctioneer,
S a i d Webster
Parish,
property
seized Louisiana
is that of the
defendant and will Linda
Vaughanbe sold to satisfy a Deputy
judgment rendered
in our Honorable October 23, 2015
November 20, 2015
Court.
Minden Press-Herald
GARY S. SEXTON _______________
Sheriff and Ex- SHERIFFÕ S SALE
Officio Auctioneer,
CARRINGTON
Webster
Parish,
MORTGAGE
Louisiana
SERVICES LLC
Linda
VaughanVS.
Deputy
CHARLES
R.
BOYKIN,
III
A/K/A CHARLES
_______________ BOYKIN, III AND
SHERIFFÕ S SALE JODI
MORGAN
BOYKIN
A/K/A
U.S. BANK
JODI M. BOYKIN
TRUST, N.A., AS A/K/A
JODI
TRUSTEE FOR
BOYKIN
LSF9 MASTER
PARTICIPATION
In
the
TRUST, BY
Twenty-Sixth
CALIBER HOME Judicial
District
LOANS, INC., AS Court of Webster
ITS ATTORNEY IN Parish, Louisiana,
FACT
No. 74556.
October 23, 2015
November 20, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
VS.
defendant and will
November 20, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
MARIE
judgment rendered HELEN
_______________ in our Honorable BURTZEL BROWN
SHERIFFÕ S SALE Court.
AND
ANTHONY
NELSON BROWN
THE BANK OF
GARY S. SEXTON
NEW YORK
In
the
Sheriff and ExMELLON TRUST Officio Auctioneer, T w e n t y - S i x t h
COMPANY,
District
Webster
Parish, Judicial
NATIONAL
Court of Webster
Louisiana
ASSOCIATION
Parish, Louisiana,
FKA THE
Linda
Vaughan- No. 74772.
BANK OF NEW
Deputy
YORK TRUST
By virtue of a WRIT
COMPANY, N.A. October 23, 2015
OF SEIZURE AND
AS SUCCESSOR November 20, 2015
SALE issued out
TO JP MORGAN Minden Press-Herald of the Twenty-Sixth
CHASE BANK N.A. _______________ Judicial
District
AS TRUSTEE FOR
Court of Webster
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
in the above styled
and numbered suit
and to me directed,
I have seized and
taken
into
my
possession
and
will offer for sale
bidder for cash
WITH the benefit
of
appraisement
and according to
law at the principal
front door of the
Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
November 25,
2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
A 0.24 acre, more
or less, tract of
land located in the
Northeast QUarter
of the Southeast
QUarter (NE/4 of
SE/4),
Section
13, Township 22
North, Range 11
West,
Sarepta,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, being a
portion of Lot NO.
5, J.W. NEWMANÕ S
SUBDIVISION, as
per map and plat
thereof on file and
of record int he
Webster
Parish,
Clerk of CourtÕ s
Office
in
Map
Book 2, Page 3,
more
particularly
described
as
follows:
Begin
at
the
SOuthwest Corner
of Lot No. 4,
J.W. NEWMANÕ S
SUBDIVISION
and run South 14
degrees 01 minutes
35 seconds East 13
feet (call South 15
degrees 00 minutes
East) to an existing
iron pin; thence run
South 15 degrees
02 minutes 51
seconds East 100
feet (call South
15 degrees 00
minutes East) to an
existing iron rood;
thence run North 74
degrees 54 minutes
10 seconds East
150 feet (call North
75 degrees 00
seconds East) to
an existing iron rod;
thence run South
15 degrees 01
minutes 55 seconds
East 45 feet (call
South 15 degrees
00 minutes East)
to a set 5/8Ó iron
rod for the POINT
OF BEGINNING;
thence run North 74
degrees 58 minutes
51 seconds East
120.10 feet to a
set 5/8Ó iron rod
on the apparent
West right-of-way
of Slack Street;
thence run South
15 degrees 01
minutes 55 second
East 88 feet along
said right-of-way to
a set 5/8Ó iron rod;
thence run South
74 degrees 58
minutes 51 seconds
West 120.10 feet to
a set 5/8Ó iron rod;
thence run North 15
degrees 01 minutes
55 seconds West
88 feet (call North
15 degrees 00
minutes West) to
the POINT OF
BEGINNING.
SOLD SUBJECT
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
MORTGAGES
OR PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property
seized
is that of the
defendant and will
judgment rendered
in our Honorable
Court.
VS.
WILLIAMS, VICKI
AND
WILLIAMS,
LARRY GLENN
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
December 23,
2015,
during the legal
sale hours, the
following property,
to wit:
TO
ANY
SUPERIOR LIENS,
M O R T G A G E S
OR
PRIVILEGES
THERETO.
S a i d
property seized is that
of the defendant and
will be sold to satisfy a
judgment rendered in
the our Honorable Court.
In
the
Twenty-Sixth
Judicial
District
Court of Webster
at
Parish, Louisiana, Begin
intersection of the
No. CV72012.
East right of way of
By virtue of a WRIT Louisiana Highway
OF SEIZURE AND NO. 371 and the
SALE issued out North line of the
of the Twenty-Sixth Northwest Quarter
Judicial
District of the Southeast
Court of Webster Quarter (NW/4 of
Parish, Louisiana, SE/4), Section 25,
in the above styled Township 19 North,
and numbered suit Range 10 West,
and to me directed, said point located
I have seized and 324.4 feet East
taken
into
my of the Northwest
of
the
possession
and corner
will offer for sale Northwest Quarter
at public auction to of the Southeast
the last and highest Quarter (NW/4 of
bidder for cash SE/4), said Section
WITH the benefit 25; thence run
of
appraisement South 89 degrees
and according to 19 minutes 12
law at the principal seconds East 200
front door of the feet along a fence
Courthouse in the to a set 5/8Ó iron
City of Minden, rod; thence run
Webster
Parish, South 13 degrees
20 minutes 57
Louisiana, on
seconds West 80
WEDNESDAY,
feet to a set 5/8Ó
December 23,
iron rod; thence run
2015,
during the legal South 66 degrees
sale hours, the 28 minutes 25
following property, seconds West 100
feet to a set 5/8Ó
to wit:
iron rod on the
LOT
NUMBER East right of way of
EIGHT
(8), Louisiana Highway
CANEY
LAKE No. 371; thence run
S U B D I V I S I O N NOrth 36 degrees
NUMBER
ONE 47 minutes 15
(1),
a
second seconds West 150
resubdivision
of feet along said
part of LOTS TWO right of way to the
through TWELVE point of beginning,
(2-12) of CANEY together with all
LAKE
DRIVE i m p r o v e m e n t s
S U B D I V I S I O N , thereon and all
thereto
located
in
the rights
said
Southwest Quarter belonging,
of
land
(SW/4) of Section tract
0.35
16, Township 19 containing
North, Range 9 acres, more or less,
situated
West,
Webster property
Parish, Louisiana, in the Parish of
as per map and Webster, State of
plat thereof on file Louisiana.
and of record in the
office of the Clerk SOLD SUBJECT
ANY
of Court, Webster TO
Parish, Louisiana, SUPERIOR LIENS,
together with all M O R T G A G E S
and singular the OR PRIVILEGES
i m p r o v e m e n t s THERETO.
S a i d
thereon and all
seized
rights
thereunto property
is that of the
belonging.
defendant and will
SOLD SUBJECT be sold to satisfy a
TO
ANY judgment rendered
SUPERIOR LIENS, in our Honorable
M O R T G A G E S Court.
OR PRIVILEGES
GARY S. SEXTON
THERETO.
S a i d Sheriff and Exproperty
seized Officio Auctioneer,
Parish,
is that of the Webster
defendant and will Louisiana
Vaughanjudgment rendered Linda
in our Honorable Deputy
Court.
November 20, 2015
GARY S. SEXTON December 18, 2015
Sheriff and Ex- Minden Press-Herald
Officio Auctioneer, _______________
Webster
Parish, SHERIFFÕ S SALE
Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
November 20, 2015
December 18, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
SHERIFFÕ S SALE
JP MORGAN
CHASE BANK NA
VS.
H I C K M A N ,
TRACY
ELLEN
&
HICKMAN,
BENJAMIN JAMES
GARY S. SEXTON
In
the
Sheriff and ExOfficio Auctioneer, T w e n t y - S i x t h
District
Webster
Parish, Judicial
Court of Webster
Louisiana
Parish, Louisiana,
Linda
Vaughan- No. CV70381.
Deputy
By virtue of a WRIT
October 23, 2015
OF SEIZURE AND
November 20, 2015
SALE issued out
Minden Press-Herald of the Twenty-Sixth
_______________ Judicial
District
SHERIFFÕ S SALE Court of Webster
Parish, Louisiana,
U.S. BANK, N.A., in the above styled
SUCCESSOR
and numbered suit
TRUSTEE TO
and to me directed,
LASALLE BANK I have seized and
NATIONAL
taken
into
my
ASSOCIATION,
possession
and
ON BEHALF OF will offer for sale
THE HOLDERS
OF BEAR
STEARNS
bidder for cash
ASSET BACK
WITH the benefit
SECURITIES I
of
appraisement
TRUST 2006-HE9, and according to
ASSET BACKED law at the principal
CERTIFICATES
front door of the
SERIES 2006-HE9 Courthouse in the
City of Minden,
BETTER FINANCE
COMPANY INC
VS.
WILLIAM
BUDWAH
HEATH
In
the
Twenty-Sixth Judicial
District
Court
of
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, No. 74940.
By virtue of a WRIT
OF SEIZURE AND
SALE issued out
of the Twenty-Sixth
Judicial District Court
of Webster Parish,
Louisiana,
in
the
above styled and
numbered suit and to
me directed, I have
seized and taken
into my possession
and will offer for sale
bidder
for
cash
WITH the benefit of
appraisement
and
according to law at
the principal front door
of the Courthouse in
the City of Minden,
Webster
Parish,
Louisiana, on
WEDNESDAY,
December 2, 2015,
during the legal sale
hours, the following
property, to wit:
A 2014 KAWASAKI
ORV
4w,
Orange,
VIN#
JKBRTCC19EB50
2656
SOLD
SUBJECT
GARY S. SEXTON
Sheriff and Ex-Officio
Auctioneer, Webster
Parish, Louisiana
Linda
Deputy
Vaughan-
November 20, 2015
Minden Press-Herald
_______________
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WEBSTER&MORE
AUDIT
errors were caught months
after the raises went into
effect.
Fluhr, who denied a public records request for the
documents in reference to
how much officers had to pay
back, said in a meeting that
Officer First Class Chris
Hammontree, Officer First
Class Ben Allen, Officer First
Class Kenny James and former officers Justin Kemp
and Bryan King repaid
EPA
industrial zone,” he said,
adding S-line is the only soil
sample that came back with
any detections.
S-line is an old line used
during the days of the
Louisiana Army Ammunition
Plant.
Monitoring stations were
set up at Camp Minden
(three locations), the Doyline
water tower, Lakeside Jr./Sr.
High School, Minden fairgrounds, the Dixie Inn Fire
Department, Haughton High
School and Princeton Middle
School.
The 17-page report covers
a wealth of information
regarding air and soil samples with charts showing the
time intervals samples were
taken, the different chemicals they were testing for in
the air and soil and where
these samples were taken.
Adams also went over
how the data is compiled on
the EPA’s website. They have
uploaded an interactive story
map that shows where stations were set up and the corresponding information on a
scroll board next to the map.
Once the M6 destruction
begins, daily and weekly
around $450 each.
The sixth officer, Sgt.
Ryan Barnette’s error was
not caught for three years
leaving him owing nearly
$9,500.
He addressed the Minden
City Council at the November
meeting, making members of
the council and public aware
of the problem.
“In January of 2012, I
received a promotion from
the position of Officer First
Class to Sergeant. At that
time, I received a pay
increase – which I believed
to be the appropriate pay
increase for the promotion,”
he said at the meeting.
“Three years later, I was
informed there was an error
in the payroll department
and I owed the city almost
$9,500.”
During the meeting, Barnette said Davis informed
him earlier this year that he
had been receiving $100 too
much in each paycheck since
the promotion.
In an effort to correct the
oversight; he said his monthly pay was cut by $200 and
the city asked him to pay
back $75 a month for the
next five years.
He told the council he
would not voluntarily allow
the city to deduct money they
say he owes from his paycheck.
“You’ll have to sue me and
you will have to use taxpayers dollars to do it,” he said at
the time. “You’re going to
have to fight for it.”
Fluhr referred all questions to the law office of
Gold, Weems, Bruser, Sues &
Rundell in Alexandria in an
email at the time, but Davis
says the city is not currently
retaining the law office for
the matter.
Davis said in an interview
Wednesday that Barnette’s
case was still ongoing and
would not know the outcome
until the audit is over.
A public records request
for current police officers pay
information revealed that
Barnette also received the
two percent longevity raise a
year early.
City policy is for employees to receive the 2 percent
on the fourth year of consecutive employment. Barnette
received his on the third
year, Fluhr said.
To correct the error, he
said the raise was skipped
the following year.
Davis said he chose not to
terminate the payroll clerk
following the errors saying
everyone makes mistakes.
“There were a lot of mistakes made and it has been
addressed with the payroll
clerk,” he said. “If you dismiss everyone that makes a
mistake, you soon wouldn’t
have any employees.”
Fluhr explained that previously, the two payroll
clerks checked each other’s
work. To help prevent future
errors, he will also be checking over it.
He expects the audit to be
complete by January.
monitoring results will be
uploaded to an infographic
on the website to simplify the
information as it becomes
available to the public. As
results come in from ESI,
Adams says, it will be turned
over to the Louisiana Military Department, who will
then turn it over to the EPA
for public dissemination.
Health concerns, getting
public health information
regarding cancer statistics
and other questions were
raised during the meeting as
well. Some in attendance
said they were frustrated
with the speed at which the
government was able to get
information to the public
regarding public health.
Delores Blalock, a member of the EPA’s Citizens
Advisory Group and Camp
Minden dialogue committee,
says she came away a little
disappointed because CAG is
searching for grants to fund a
public health survey, and
they were told the survey
they want to do wouldn’t be
worth anything.
“We know what needs to
be done, and we have to figure out how to do it fast for
no money,” she said, adding
that the grant process takes
more time than they have.
As sampling continues
and community members
continue to seek answers,
construction at the M6 disposal site the contained burn
unit continue.
Rep. Gene Reynolds posted an update after he says he
received several inquiries
about the construction
progress. Officials say in the
update he received Tuesday,
the foundation at Camp Minden is 90 percent complete
and several units of the pollution abatement portion of
the contained burn unit have
been delivered to Camp Minden or are nearby.
The combustion chamber
is projected to leave Oklahoma around Dec. 1 with the
estimated arrival date at
Camp Minden of Dec. 23 at
the earliest.

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