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A Business EditionA Supplement to

TheEunice News Sunday October 31, 2010

Smith’s True Value Hardware & Just Ask Rental are located at 300 East Laurel.

The business is owned by Claire & Harry Smith.

Eric Jackson is manager.The family owned business has

been operating in the hardware and rental fields since 1937.

The firm’s operating hours are 7 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday.

The hardware operation has everything traditionally associated with a True Value store. From fencing materials to dryer vents, hammers to hoists, people can find what they need to complete that do-it-yourself project or to help with heavier work.

And the inventory of rental items is extensive, meeting needs for people planning a project, hosting a party or planning a wedding or other special occasion.

Hardware, housewares,

paint & supplies, lawn & garden, plumbing, electrical - all is avail-able for sale and much is available for rent.

The rental list is extensive, meet-ing virtually every conceivable need.

Air compressors, air tools, auto-motive tools, hoists, jacks, saws, drills, Bobcat Steerloader, carpet tools, compaction equipment, cut-ting equipment, fastening equip-ment, gerenators, grinders, heat-ing/ventilation, ladders, and plumbing supplies - all can be rented.

And for party purposes, there are tents, chairs, tables, linens, fountains, candelabras, coffee pots, roasters, punch bowls, columns, archways, platters, and wine and champagne glasses.

Even if you don’t have a spe-cific item you need to buy or rent,

Smith’s is a good destination for browsing, where you almost always find something you have needed, do need or will need.

Smith’s even offers gift wrapping. And, if you just can’t decide which gift to go with they offer the True Value Gift Cards, so you can’t go wrong.

Smith’s True Value Hardware & Just Ask Rental offers just about anything you need.

Be sure to view their online ad at www.EuniceToday.com and click thru to the True Value web-site (www.TrueValue.com) for even more True Value information.

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SMITH’S HARDWARE

Acadiana Smiles, located at 203 West Magnolia in Eunice and 608 North Av-enue K in Crowley, is dedi-cated to giving everyone a good reason to smile.

Acadiana Smiles is open Monday through Friday, 8:10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Owners are Dr. Mark A. Broussard, DDS and Dr. Stuart F. Taylor, DDS. Of-

Brown.

founded in July 1975; the

up in November of 2004.Acadiana Smiles pro-

vides family dentistry, cos-metic dentistry, Invisalign, restorative dentistry and complete smile makeovers.

In addition to the two dentist-owners, Acadiana Smiles employs three hy-gienists, four administra-tive assistants and seven

dental assistants.Dr. Broussard returned

to his hometown of Crow-ley in 1997 to practice den-tistry in the community he grew up in.

In order to provide the best care available to his patients, Dr. Broussard continues to advance in the latest dental techniques. He has attended numer-ous continuing education courses, including those at the Dawson Center for the Advancement of Dentistry and the LSU Cosmetic Dentistry Continuum, one of the best programs on cosmetic dentistry in the country. He continues to help make state-of-the-art dental procedures.

Dr. Taylor, also a native of Crowley, returned to his hometown in 2005 af-ter practicing dentistry in New Orleans.

A graduate of the LSU School of Dentistry, Dr. Taylor has made a com-mitment to advancing his dental education through courses that include cos-metic dentistry, root canal therapy, TMJ disorders and periodontal disease. Dr. Taylor is excited about helping people main-tain beautiful as well as healthy smiles.

“Our staff is known for going the ‘extra mile’ to make you feel at ease and the level of care given by our doctors is extraordi-nary,” Brown said.

Acadiana Smiles invites everyone to visit their web site at www.acadianas-miles.com and learn more about their practice and enter their drawing for a chance to win a compli-mentary professional tooth whitening.

Acadiana Smiles

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~ Family Dentistry ~

Dr. Mark BroussardDr. Stuart Taylor

Smith’s True Value Hardware& Just Ask Rental owners

Claire Smith and Harry Smith

Thursday, October 31, 2010 3The Eunice News Keeping Company

Sears

The Sears Hometown Store is located at 340 East Laurel Avenue.

The store is owned and man-aged by Phil Young.

Eight employees make up the Sears of Eunice team. They are Donna Thibodeaux, Carolyn

Young, Saundra Guillory, Hillary Young, Bruce Miles, Shannon Aucoin, Cody LaCombe and Joey Buxton.

Phil Young has owned the store since 2004.

The Hometown Store is a retail sales center for home appliances, lawn & garden, electronics and household items and offers internet sales opportunity.

The store is open from 8:30 a.m. until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m.

to 6 p.m. Saturday and from 12:30 p.m.

until 5:30 p.m. on Sunday.Sears has been serving the

needs of the Eunice area for more than 50 years. The store first opened as a catalog store in May of 1954 and was located on Walnut Street.

It was later moved to the Amy Shopping Center and then to the Westgate Shopping Center.

In 1996, Sears decided to get out of catalogs and cata-log stores and opened locally owned dealer stores. Eunice was selected as a store site and it opened under the ownership of Marie and Jimmy Young in March of that year.

Phil and Judy Young, no rela-tion to the first owners, bought the store in 2004 and are cur-rently operating it with no intentions of selling or closing.

Sears moved from the dealer stores to the Hometown Stores concept over the past year, mak-ing a big push to keep the local stores open and viable in today’s economy and markets.

“Sears has been here for Eunice in the past and will continue to be here for Eunice in the future,” Phil Young said.

“We would like to thank everyone from Eunice, Mamou, Basile, Iota, Ville Platte and the surrounding area for their support.

“Without this support, we would not have been in busi-

ness this long. We appreciate our patrons who shop Eunice

first,” Young said.

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Anytime Fitness offers convenience and results 24 hours a dayAnytime Fitness is located at 1516

Highway 190, Suite G.It is owned by Mike and Kylie Saucier

and is one of more than 1,400 Anytime Fitness clubs worldwide.

Lori Chapman is manager and Derek Hicks is personal trainer at the gym, which opened in June 2008.

The club offers a variety of services including tanning, personal training and ladies circuit training classes.

Anytime Fitness is the fastest-growing fitness club franchise on the planet and the only co-ed gym with more than 1,200 clubs open worldwide.

Opening clubs at a rate of more than one per day, Anytime Fitness is rapidly expanding internationally and expects to open its 2000th club by the end of 2010. “We’re also one of the few fitness fran-chises to succeed in smaller popula-tion centers traditionally ignored by larger clubs. In fact, most members live or work within a 3-mile radius of our clubs. That convenience is fueling the growth of Anytime Fitness,” Saucier said. Inside each club, members will find top-notch equipment that is safe and easy-to-use. The equipment also spans the varying fitness levels of members, which ranges from beginner to elite.

Anytime Fitness clubs are scrupulously

clean and bright, with expertly designed workout areas. Each club has one main workout room that is well lit and offers a full view of the club’s external surround-ings. Plus, Anytime Fitness offers private and secure restrooms and changing areas.

Members can access Anytime Fitness clubs 24 hours a day by using comput-erized pass cards and/or key fobs. In addition, clubs prominently display their staffed hours on the outside of their build-

ings and on their websites.Staff members provide new mem-

bers with comprehensive orientations of clubs and their equipment. Personal trainers available by appointment to help members devise an individualized exercise and nutritional program – regard-less of a member’s fitness level.

Anytime Fitness prides itself in offer-ing a friendly and supportive atmo-sphere in clean and well-maintained facilities, and it responds to all inqui-ries and requests within 24 hours. Anywhere Club Access means, if you join one Anytime Fitness club, then you can use any of the other clubs at no addition-al charge. That’s an extremely valuable option when you realize that there are more than 1,400 Anytime Fitness clubs all over the world.

Club members have made it clear that they love this benefit because it allows them to work out near their homes, near their workplaces and even when they travel.

In this way, Anytime Fitness is unique – no other fitness franchise offers the com-bination of 24-hour access and reciprocity between clubs.

Between the two they have lost over 245 pounds

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Mike BreauxAfter

Athena Breaux

After


Darrell Bozyone Building and Remodeling was founded on Psalm127:1: “Unless the Lord builds the house, they labor in vain who build it.”Located at 680 Saddle Drive, the residential building and remodeling company is licensed by the State and fully insured. It is owned by Darrell Bozyone and managed by his wife, Dannielle, and was established in 1983.The phone number is 546-0485; hours are 8a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon on Fridays.Bozyone describes his business as Christian owned and operated; he credits his passion for his profession and his success to his Christian faith. “I am just a tool in the hands of the Master Carpenter, Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior,” Bozyone said.The business covers virtually every aspect of home construction, including repair and re-modeling work, building new custom homes and also some light commercial construction work.The company works on projects in Lafayette, Youngsville, Crowley, Breaux Bridge, Caren-cro and Washington, as well as the Eunice area and is a member of Acadiana Homebuild-ers Association.

The business received accreditation by the Better Business Bureau earlier this year, and currently has an A+ BBB rating.Bozyone worked for many years in the con-struction business be-fore founding his own company, and brings that experience to his business.Bozyone says he has found it more ben-

building to hire li-censed and insured subcontractors who specialize in each phase of the building.Those subcontractors, Bozyone says, are a

-ness, and it is essen-tial that they conduct themselves with in-tegrity and care at all job sites.In Oct. 2009, the busi-ness was featured in

the Oct. 2009 edition of “Builder’s Journal: Acadiana Edition”, a highly-coveted honor.

Darrell Bozyone Building & Remodeling

Bellard’s Family Pharmacy & GiftsBellard’s Family Pharmacy

& Gifts is located at 621 West Maple Avenue.

The pharmacy and gift shop is owned by Aurdie and Rhonda Bellard and is affili-ated with Bellard’s Home Medical Supply.

There are 20 employees in the pharmacy and four in the home medical division.

“We would not have been able to grow without our dedi-cated employees and all their hard work,” the Bellards said.

Bellard’s opened for busi-ness on Sept. 1, 2000 and has been growing ever since even offering free delivery service to Eunice, Mamou, Basile, Chatagnier, Mowata and Church Point.

Operating hours are 8 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday. There is 24-hour emergency service for after-hour phar-macy needs. Aurdie makes himself available to fill pre-

scriptions, making sure you have just what the doctor ordered - when you need it.

Rhonda Bellard implement-ed a small gift department in the pharmacy shortly after it opened. Then Cindy Soileau joined the staff and the gift department grew rapidly.

Bellard’s now offers gifts for every one and every occa-sion with price and value the highest considerations. A bridal registry has been pop-ular since it opened in 2003.

The pharmacy department offers complete pharmacy ser-vices, including compound-ing, nursing home packaging and the most recent addition, immunization service- includ-ing flu, shingles, meningitis, pneumonia and Gardisil .

Aurdie Bellard also pro-vides help to seniors in understanding Medicare Part D and he dedicates Tuesdays in November and December to helping those in need with their Part D plan.

Bellard Home Medical Supply expanded its servic-es in September 2006. Since then, it has grown into a state-of-the-art 3,600-square-foot building with adminis-trative offices, fitting room and large warehouse.

Services are offered for Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance and private pay customers.

Medical equipment on hand includes oxygen, hospital beds, wheelchairs and walk-ers.

Services are offered to the private sector, hospice patients and those in long-term care facilities.

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Northside Veterinary Hospital is located at 440 Highway 13 North.

It is owned by Dr. Tim Deshotel, and first opened on April 28, 1991.

Nicole Soileau is practice man-ager; Darla Francois is team coor-dinator and Amy Deshotel is hos-pital administrator.

Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 7:30 a.m. until noon on Saturday. Hospital emergency services are available round the clock, seven

days a week.While a debate continues over

how to best extend health care to humans, there’s no argument about how to deliver it to the ani-mal world.

Northside is an example, offer-ing boarding, preventative medi-cine, medical and hospital care as well as surgery.

The hospital has the latest in ultrasound, radiography and blood chemistry analysis, as well as anesthesia and surgical moni-

toring.“We strive to be a modern, tech-

nically advanced hospital provid-ing cutting-edge veterinary care, while maintaining the comforts of small-town service and an ’at-home’ atmosphere,” Deshotel said.

In June 2010, Dr. Jessica Turner joined the team. She is a native of Eunice, recently graduated from LSU-S with honors and has a special interest in small animal medicine.


Northside Veterinary Hospital - A state-of-the-art, around the clock small-town vet

Creadeur’s Body Shop, a name you can trust

Creadeur’s Body Shop is located at 201 North C.C. Duson.

The auto body repair busi-ness is owned by David Creadeur, who started the firm in February 1986.

Creadeur has 35 years expe-rience in the auto body repair industry, including 20 at his present location.

The shop does exterior work on motor homes, motorcycles, any brand of automobile and headliners.

If you wonder what kind of work Creadeur’s does, ask a friend relative or neighbor. Creadeur has probably done work for them or someone they know.

Creadeur said his is the only shop in town that uses Spies-Kecker paint. He is capable of mixing all his own colors for any vehicle.

He chose this brand because of its excellent matching ability. It is one found on all European cars.

Creadeur noted residents don’t have to go to a dealership out of town to get their foreign vehicles fixed. He can do it right here in the convenience their hometown.

“Before you go out of town to get a part, let me order it and save you a trip. I have access to every type of car part you may need.

“Give me a try and let’s see if I can save you money,” Creadeur said.

David Creadeur

Wenner’s Flooring - A name and service that is dependableWenner’s Flooring & Paint

is located at 201 North C.C. Duson.

Wenner’s Flooring is owned and operated by Dale Soileau.

The flooring and paint business has been opened under Soileau’s ownership for almost eleven years. It opened on Jan. 2, 2004

Customers ranging from

carpenters, to contractors, and flooring specialists to the average joe, can find dependable service at Wenner’s Flooring. Owner and operator Dale Soileau is always ready to help, offering friendly, expert advice on all of your flooring and paint needs.

Wenner’s offers a wide range of floor products including,

carpet, laminates, vinyl, granite, wood and ceramic tile and other stones.

The firm offers free estimates on the installation of flooring materials.

“We only sell name-brand products, with warranties, such as Farrell Calhoun paints, one of the best paints on the market,” Soileau said.”

Dale Soileau - Owner

Wenner's FlooringNick’s on 2nd Street

Nick’s on 2nd Street is located at 123 South Second Street in downtown Eunice.

Owners are Dexter and Sunny Guillory.

Nick’s on 2nd Street is a res-taurant which also boasts a banquet room, dance hall and outdoor courtyard.

It first opened as a men-only bar owned by Nick Ferro and Blackie Guillory in 1937.

Still in use today is the origi-nal bar, brought to Eunice by horse-drawn wagon. Hanging in

the building are three original paintings by T.L. Lewis, dated 1938.

It is believed he was a trav-eling artist who painted in exchange for drinks and meals.

Current operating hours are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 3:30 p.m. until 10:00 p.m. on Saturday.

The restaurant popular house items on its menu as well as specials themed to seasonal regional and cultural dishes.

Nick’s on 2nd Street is a must-go place for special events and holiday seasons. With the Thanksgiving-Christmas season approach-ing people are advised to make their party reserva-tions as soon as possible.

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Southern Mower Sales and Service is located at 1910 West Laurel Avenue, across from Wendy’s Restaurant.

The store is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon.

A new business in Eunice, Southern Mower opened its doors January 1, of this year.

Owner Lewis T. McGee, manager Christine Lejeune, and employees Ryan McGee, Chris Ar-doin, Jeffery Burge and David Duplechin stand

care needs.Southern Mower sells zero-turn mowers, self-

propel walking mowers, push mowers, trimmers, hedge trimmers, chain saws, blowers, generators,

Southern Mower carries a wide range of name-brand lawn care products, such as Grasshopper, Hustler, Toro Snapper, Stihl and many, many more.

They’ll also repair your existing lawn and garden

equipment, and perform chain saw and lawnmower blade sharpening, all on-site.

They specialize in Briggs & Stratton, Kohler, La-wasaki and Honda engines.

Southern Mower services all equipment before it leaves the store, so customers are not sent home with piece of equipment that does not operate cor-rectly.

All products sold come with a 30-day return policy with receipt of all parts and accessories.

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Large inventory of engine and mower parts Small engine repair.

1910 W. Laurel 457-2700(Across from Wendy’s)Owner Lewis T. McGee, manager Christine Lejeune, and employees Ryan McGee, Chris Ardoin, Jeffery Burge and David Duplechin.


TT The General Dentistry practice of Dr. Tim P. Fon-

tenot and Dr. Tim S. Fontenot is locat-ed at 149 North Third Street and can be reached at 457-1342 or 457-1354.

Tim P. Fontenot began practicing in 1981, and was in practice for seven years before moving to the current lo-cation in 1988.

Twenty years later he was joined by his son, Tim S. Fontenot, who has been in practice with his father since June 2008.

Tim P. Fontenot’s hours are 7:30

a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Tim S. Fontenot’s hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to noon Friday.

-coin, Heather Guillory, Sheila Lane and Raven Lavergne.

The elder Dr. Fontenot grew up in Eunice and graduated from St. Ed-

from LSU School of Dentistry in 1981

practice.The younger Dr. Fontenot is also

a graduate of St. Edmund and LSU School of Dentistry.

The practice offers all forms of Gen-eral Dentistry, including treating chil-dren, cleanings, cosmetics, removable full and partial dentures, crowns and

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Dr. Tim S. Fontenot also offers children’s sedation dentistry. This is

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and be able to care for children who may not have been able to be treated.

Dr. Tim P. Fontenot & Dr. Tim S. Fontenot Dentistry

La Nouvelle Salon is located at 239 North Second Street.

owner, and the salon/spa is also staffed by Wendy Nu-gent, manager, Melanie Prather and Brydie Richard.

La Nouvelle Salon is open from 9 a.m. until.

Operating since 2008, La Nouvelle Salon has recently added to their list of services.

hair cuts and coloring, they now offer a variety of spa facials, chemical peels, air-

-ing.

They also now carry Scentsy wickless candles and Premier Jewelry.

“Our staff ’s priority is a clean and professional envi-ronment, where clients feel

at ease and know that we are committed to providing

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you with all of your hair and skin care needs!” she added.

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The Home Store is located

It is open from Monday to Thursday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Friday 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

For over 14 years, the Home Store has provided

covering and paint for com-mercial and residential use.

The Home Store has every-thing needed for building,

renovating and remodel-

stones, and covers any array

The Home Store also has over 75,000 product SKUs of lighting and fans, with an

-tal chandeliers and contem-

They also carry paints for

-poses, industrial mainte-nance and home or commer-cial use.

The Home Store also car-ries a complete selection of vinyl, aluminum clad and wooden windows, as well as custom or prefabricated

clad doors.

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Basile State BankThe Basile State Bank Eunice branch is located at 751 West Maple Avenue in Eu-nice.Their hours are Monday through Thurs-day, 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., and Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.Basile State Bank was established in 1956, and the Eunice branch opened its doors in 1994.President/CEO is William J. Johnson; An-gela Guillory serves as branch manager.

-et Leger, Lisa Leger, Sonya Fusilier and

Kayla LeJeune.Basile State Bank provides overdraft privilege, online bill paying, mobile bank-ing, free internet banking, ATM debit cards, safe deposit boxes, free checking, and the best customer service in town.Basile State Bank prides itself in offer-ing Big Bank products and services and Small Town customer service; the best of both worlds.Stop by Basile State Bank, and experi-ence banking with a personal touch.

Miller Veterinary Hospital - a legacy in animal careMiller Veterinary Hospital is

located at 1020 Highway 91.It is owned by Jerome

Fontenot, DVM, who recently purchased it when Dr. Miller retired in October 2008.

This veterinary hospital is a veteran in Eunice, having been opened in 1964.

Miller Veterinary Hospital consists of Janet Manuel, who serves as manager, and other employees working

alongside Dr. Fontenot are Erin Bergeron, Tiffany Heinen and Erin Frey.

The hospital is open from 7:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday (closed from noon until 1 p.m.) and on Saturday from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m.

The facility is a full-service animal hospital that has been caring for pets for nearly 5 decades, since Dr. Miller

opened it.Dr. Fontenot, a Eunice

native, is carrying on that tradition.

The hospital offers a wide range of services, including medicine, surgery, dentistry, vaccinations, flea and tick preventatives and pet food.

Pet boarding, with air conditioned kennels, is also available.

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Sacred Heart Christian Books & Gifts

Sacred Heart Christian

Books & Gifts is located at

1701 West Laurel Avenue,

Suite G.

Established in 1985, it has

been under the ownership of

Myrtis Darbonne since 2000.

It’s open Monday through

Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and

Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Sacred Heart prides itself on

being a ministry as well as a

business.

They offer a wide selection

of gifts for all types of celebra-

tions, as well as memorial

gifts.

They also offer Christian

books and Bibles for all denom-

inations, with free imprinting

offered on Bibles. Books and

Bibles can be special ordered

if Sacred Heart doesn’t have

what you’re looking for in

stock.

Sacred Heart also carries

a wide range of religious and

inspirational jewelry, rosaries,

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ding and anniversary gifts.

They offer balloons and bou-

quets at competitive prices,

and provide complimentary

gift wrapping.

In addition, Sacred Heart

carries a large line of profes-

sional cake baking and deco-

rating supplies.

They also offer the “Edible

Images” service, which can

copy your favorite photos and

apply them to an edible icing

for cakes.

They also offer cake decorat-

ing classes at affordable rates,

for beginners or advanced stu-

dents.

Sacred Heart’s staff strives

what they’re looking for.

With Sacred Heart Christian

Books & Gifts, there’s no need

to leave town to look for gifts

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Gossip Clothing BoutiqueGossip Clothing Boutique

is located at 109 West Wal-

nut Avenue.

It opened in June of this

year, under the ownership

of Cadi Pedigo, and is man-

aged by Gail Pedigo.

Gossip Clothing is open

Monday through Friday

from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and

Saturday from 10 a.m. to

noon.

Gossip Clothing Boutique

has always been a dream

of owner Cadi Pedigo, and

she is thrilled to share her

dream with the public.

Gossip gives you the oppor-

tunity to shop current and

fashionable styles at reason-

able prices, without having

to go out-of-town.

Upon walking into Gossip,

you will experience down-

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est with brick walls, beamed

ceilings and a breathtaking

spiral staircase that will

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ion trends.

While specializing in cloth-

ing for young contemporary

women, Gossip offers a wide

variety of accessories, purs-

es and gifts for all ages.

“Our stylist will make sure

you leave with everything

you need to complete the

Pedigo. “Whether it’s a foot-

ball game, wedding or night

on the town, Gossip has

what it takes to leave you

forward. Shop with us and

give everyone something to

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LA Academy of BeautyLouisiana Academy of Beauty is located at 550 East Laurel, and is owned by John F. Cobb. The

cosmetology school’s operating hours are 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday.

Louisiana Academy of Beauty is a NACCAS-accredited program, enabling students to become

licensed cosmetologists and even continue on to become instructors of cosmetology.

Their team members have an established reputation for expert instruction, affordable courses

and high success rates.

Classes start on the first Tuesday of each month and financial aid is available to those who

qualify.

Clinic services are available by appointment.

The academy offers weekly specials and is a place customers can get hair, nail and skin care

services done at great rates.

The school offers cuts, colors, perms, relaxers, manicures and pedicures, sets, styles, up-do’s,

conditioning treatment, waxing and more perfomed by students under the supervision of licensed

instructors.

Special services include the Beauty Package, the

Mini Spa, the Luxury Spa and the Customized

Spa, and even scalp therapy for thinning hair.

Louisiana Academy of Beauty offers a great

career opportunity for both men and women. Their

students are on the path for successful careers.

As future salon professionals, the students receive

hands-on training in small classes, so everyone

gets the one-on-one attention they deserve.

Whether you’re interested in pursuing a career as

a licensed cosmetologist, or a cosmetology instruc-

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Faith Christian Wor-ship Center is locat-ed at 301 N. Second Street, across from Pi-cou’s Drug Store in Eu-nice.

Pastors Heather and Cardell Ardoin, both natives of Eunice, are assisted by Associ-ate Pastors Beau and Bambi Ardoin and Children’s Ministry Directors Kwan and Tonya Frederick.

FCWC, a non-de-nominational, multi-cultural church, was established Feb. 2009, holds services Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. and Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m.

“With a casual and friendly atmosphere you will experience life-changing worship and messages relevant to your daily life. Our beliefs are simple. If it’s in the Bible then we believe it. If it’s not, then we don’t. Every-thing taught from our

pulpit can and will be backed by scripture to prove it,” the Ardoins said.

FCWC offers serveral ministries, including a nursery (ages 0 to 4), Truth Seekers (ages 5 to 12), and Frontline Youth ministry, (ages 12 to 25), Men’s Min-istry, Women’s Minis-try and the GOTCHA! Ministry.

GOTCHA! is an out-reach ministry by FCWC geared towards showing people the love of God through ran-dom acts of kindness; paying for someone else’s meal, mowing their lawn, or wash-ing a neighbor’s car, and then giving them a GOTCHA! card are all ways the ministry can be used to touch the lives of neighbors in Acadiana.

Pastor Heather Ar-doin said, “As Pastors, we are often faced with the misunderstanding

that the way we live for God comes easily and without cost because we have already done it. This is not the case for most people and it is certainly not the case for us.

“We want you to know that we don’t serve God as radically as we do be-cause we always knew who God was; we serve Him like this because at the lowest point in our lives He proved to us who He was. At that time in our lives, our marriage had fallen apart, we didn’t have a dime to our names, I was battling depres-sion, my husband was addicted to drugs and alcohol and my daugh-ter was deathly ill, the devil had us just where he wanted us; alone and overwhelmed.”

“We didn’t know what we needed, we just knew we needed a mir-acle and we needed one yesterday. God brought

people into our lives that KNEW Him and not just knew about Him. They understood His love, grace, mercy and POWER. They had the answer we needed and that answer was JESUS!. Since that time God has restored our marriage, healed our daughter, healed our emotions, brought complete freedom into my life as well as my

husband’s and taken us from a place of poverty and lack into a place of supernatural blessing,” she continued.

FCWC extends a spe-cial invitation to any-one who feels they need to be connected with people who know and understand the love, grace, mercy and pow-er of God.

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