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Chester R Wallace U.S. Navy 1970-1976Ollie, LA (6 miles South of Belle Chasse) I

have a brick at the Medal of Honor Park in Belle Chasse. Honorably discharged and since retired from the Federal Government. I am a

bee keeper in the community of Ollie, LA

U.S. Army Sgt. Roy Lally III • 1984-1992 Combat Engineer (Sapper)

Lives at 7289 Hwy 39, Braithwaite, LA

Travis Meinhardt, US Army ReserveMarch 2011-Present

This picture was taken in Iraq.From Belle Chasse, LA, lives

in Corpus Christi, Texas

U.S. Army Staff Sgt. John M. Ragas service since 2001.Belle Chasse High School, He is on his way home, 3rd tour in Iraq. He is stationed at Fort Drum, New York. Husband of Heather Stuart

& proud Dad of Willow and Kanyon. He enjoys Plaquemines Parish and wishes to be home.

Gerald W. NewmanArmy E5 Specialist 173 ABN, Bien Hoa, Vietnam

Served May 1965-1966From Buras/Triumph Louisiana

Kenneth J. Treadway • SSG E-6, US ARMYBorn & raised in Port Sulphur, LA

Picture taken in 1966 An-Khe, Vietnam (Door Gunner) Unit C TRP 1/9th Cav.

1st Cav Division, 20 Years retired

Joseph Powell, Sr., US Army (Sept 20, 1919 - Oct 20, 2005) Service -1941 - 1945 • Served in Japan

and the South Pacific in WW II • Born in the Eastbank of Plaquemines Parish, South of Ostrica,

LA. Resident of Boothville, LA.

John & Erin Meinhardt-from Belle Chasse, LA Currently serving since March 2010. They are married and are currently serving in Iraq now. Hopefully they will come home soon. Maybe

by Thanksgiving they should be home.

Irvin Juneau • SPC-5 US Army, 1963-66 Company “A”. 8th Army Signal, Belle Chasse, LA. I was on my way to Vietnam on L/C BTN Troop Ship USS Gordon, when they stopped in Korea and left off the men with initials A-J. Where I stayed 1 1/2 years in Pusan, Korea.

Frank Guerrera, CPL USMC12-29-65 • 12-13-68

Stationed in Quan-Tri, North of Da-Nang in Vietnam, 1966-67 received 3 purple hearts

and served as a tunnel rat.

Cpl. Joseph Sercovich • MarinesKilled in Action in Vietnam

January 17, 1966 at 22 years old

Charles “Danny” Ragas • Sgt. USMCService, Dec. 1967 - Dec. 1971

Viet Nam Service, Aug 1968 - Sept 1968Birth Place, Port Sulphur, LA • Graduated, Port Sulphur HS 1967

Carrie Simoneaux from Empire, La.United States Navy Active duty

E-6, Logisitics Specialist • 1994-PresentCommand: USS Porter DDG-78 • Norfolk, Va.

Capt. Casey R. Blasingame, USMC• UH-1Y Huey PilotSquadron: HMLA-169 “Vipers” • Active duty since Sept.

1998 to present. Served in Operation Iraqi Freedom,October 2007- May 2008 • Served in Operation

Enduring Freedom, October 2010-May 2011

SGT. Benjamin A. Ledbetter, Louisiana ARMY National Guard (Plaquemines Parish Sheriffs Office Deputy) Military Police and Special Reaction Team

Member • 15 Years of Service • Picture is from “Operation Helping Hands” on Haiti June 2011

Arthur Jeanfreau, I was in the USAF and stationed in Tuy Hoa, South Viet Nam 1968-69. This picture

was taken Christmas Eve, 1968 when I was 21.

1SG Lance Paul Robeaux • United States Army, Served 1990-Present • Born and raised in Port Sulphur LA • Picture was taken during Operation Iraqi Freedom

2005-2006

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CONCERNING INCREASING

FERRY FARESThe Director of Public Services, Michael Jiles, under the direction of the Parish President, Amos Cormier, Jr., and with the cooperation of the Parish Council, hereby calls the following public meetings to provide notice and take public comment on proposed increase in ferry fares.All members of the public are invited to attend and make their opinions known. If a member of the public cannot make one of these scheduled meetings; then he or she is invited to send their comments by any other reasonable means, including by phone, email, postal mail, or by manual delivery to the Popich Building.

Written or manually delivered comments should be directed to:

Director Michael Jiles, Department of Public ServicesPlaquemines Parish Government

8056 HWY 23, Suite 200 • Belle Chasse, LA 70037504-297-5594 (ofc) • 504-297-5697 (fax)

mjiles@ppgov.net (email)

Public Hearings:Belle Chasse Library8442 Hwy 23Belle Chasse, La. 70037On- Monday, November 23, 2015 at 6pm

Public Hearings:Braithwaite Auditorium1253 Hwy 39Braithwaite, La. 70040On-Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 6pm

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Arrest Reports October 21st-November 2015 Plaquemines Parish

JOHNSON, CYNTHIA ABAY ST LOUIS, MSPoss w/Intent to Dist Sch I CDS

JACKSON, GERALD JMCCOMB, MSFugitive Warrant

DEAN, WILLIAM LEETRIUMPH, LAAggr Assault/Domestic Violence

MORGAN, NYRABELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrants (2)Simple BatterySimple Burg Home Invasion

ESPADRON, JACOB TPORT SULPHUR, LABench Warrants (2)

CRETINI, JENNI LYNNGRETNA, LABench Warrant

SYLVE, PATRICK JOSEPH, JRPORT SULPHUR, LASimple Battery

MERRICK, KENDRICK JPORT SULPHUR, LASimple Battery

BERRY, LANCE MICHAEL, JRCOVINGTON, LAFugitive WarrantProbation Hold

TRAN, NGA KATHYBELLE CHASSE, LABarking Dogs,Noises,Vibrations

ENCALADE, TYRONE JPOINTE-A-LA-HACHE, LABench Warrants (3)

STEPHEN, TAYLORNEW ORLEANS, LAFugitive Warrant

WHITE, STEPHANIEHARVEY, LAFugitive WarrantResisting An OfficerDWI 1st OffenseReckless Operation Of A Vehicle

BRAUD, RYAN DAVIDBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrants (2)

BILLIOT, JOHN FRANK JREMPIRE, LABench Warrants (2)

BRITE, SHANNON MVIOLET, LABench Warrants (2)

ALEXIE, CODYMarrero, LADisturbing The Peace

WASHINGTON,CATHERINE WALKERNEW ORLEANS, LADWI 1st Offense

JONES, ELAINABURAS, LABench WarrantResisting An OfficerHeadlampsTail LampsDriver Must Be Licensed

WRIGHT, MICHAELBELLE CHASSE, LAViolation Of Protective Order

FORTMAYER, LANCE RNEW ORLEANS, LAFugitive WarrantDWI 1st OffenseOperating Vehicle Without D/LGeneral Speed LawNo Liability Insurance

HOOKER, RYAN CMETAIRIE, LABench Warrant

MARTE, FRANCIS FIAMONMETAIRIE, LAFugitive Warrants (2)

BARTHOLOMEW,RAYMOND JPORT SULPHUR, LABench Warrants (2)

GUEPET, ALOIS G IIIPrairieville, LAFugitive Warrant Probation Hold DWI 4th or more offenseDriving Roadway/Laned Traffic

GILBERT, SANDY MBURAS, LASimple Criminal Damage

RAGAS, RONTRICE MPORT SULPHUR, LABench Warrants (3)

FRISELLA, JEROME A IIIBELLE CHASSE, LAPossession Drug Paraphernalia

TOUPS, MARK ABELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrants (3)Resisting An OfficerBattery On A Police Officer

COOPER, CHRISTOPHER WADEVENICE, LABench WarrantFailure To Use Safety BeltsTail Lamps RequiredMirrorsPossession Drug ParaphernaliaSchedule II/Possession

CLARK, MARK APORT SULPHUR, LAObstruction Of JusticePossession Drug ParaphernaliaSchedule II/Possession

BABIN, JUSTIN LTERRYTOWN, LAFugitive Warrant

HOCK, CHRISTOPHER JAMESBELLE CHASSE, LAFugitive Warrants (3)

DOVE, CODY APORT SULPHUR, LABench Warrants (2)DWI 2nd Offense

KENNEDY, MICHAEL JBELLE CHASSE, LAReckless Operation Of A VehicleDWI 2nd Offense SuspendedLicense/Operating VehicleGeneral Speed Law

CUEVAS, RAYMUNDOBELLE CHASSE, LABench Warrant

WILLIAMS, KYRON DNEW ORLEANS, LABench Warrants (2)

WARREN, ELEXIE MSLIDELL, LAFugitive Warrant

Plaquemines Lawsuits 11.12.15CHILD SUPPORT Louisiana State Department of Children and Family Services v, in separate actions, v Jimmy L Merchant Jr. , Robert A ChartersPATERNITY Louisiana State Department of Children and Family Services v, in separateactions, v James Brown Jr DAMAGES Alton Dennis v Frank Piediscalzo III, et al, State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Co. v Levi J Lefevre, Fortress Group USA LLC, et al v Plaquemines Parish, et al, Donald Parker III, et al v Tenille Edgerson, et al. DIVORCE Shilo G Mailhos v Craig Mailhos, Scott R Griffith v Shellie W Griffith ENFORCE MATERIALMAN’S LIEN Settoon Towing LLC v Gulf Production Co, Inc EXECUTORY PROCESS GMFS LLC v Paula L Fabre, et al, Ally Financial Inc v Heather S ProutJUDGEMENT EXECUTORY Springleaf Financial Services of Louisiana, Inc v John J Cotton, Midland Funding LLC v Chester Argullard Jr. MONIES DUE NAS JRB Credit Union v Ebony Williams, et al, Autovest LLC v Faith M Southern, et al, Midland Funding LLC v Gladys EncaladeOPEN ACCOUNT Midland Funding LLC v Kathryn Bullis and in a separate action, Hillaree Terebonne, Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC v Kimmaly KeoPROMISSORY NOTEJefferson Financial Credit Union v Paulette A James, et al, NODA Federal Credit Union v Diane L HorrocksSUCCESSION Salvador J Cepriano III, in re, Barbara R M Ragas, in re, Stephen W. Blodgett, in re, Roy P Blanchard, in re, Alice N Clark, in re, Mary L Lamana, in re, James L Landry Sr., in re, Leroy Williams, in re, Douglas R Bankston, in reTAXES Elainew Armstead, et al v Nettie B Roche, et alTRANSFER STRUCTURED SETTLEMENTJonquel St. Ann, in re

PABI Call to ACTION!On September 12, 2015, with little notification or input from the business community the Plaquemines Council filed lawsuits against 68 oil companies which have worked and/or continue to work in Plaquemines Parish. The royalties and tax revenues received from the companies involved in the oil and gas industry account for over two-thirds of our Parish Government budget and significant portions of the budgets of other taxing bodies. The PABI Board does not believe it is wise to capriciously bite the hand that feeds you without first working on a compromise. We believe the Parish Council should have taken a different approach. Rather than immediately filing suit against the oil companies, our Parish Government should have negotiated with each of them on an individual basis, to try to come to a settlement with them, and filed lawsuits as a last resort against only those companies refusing to meet their obligations.

At the last Council Meeting, Councilman Charlie Burt introduced a Resolution to dismiss these lawsuits. NOW, is our opportunity to support Mr. Burt and the oil and gas companies that do business in Plaquemines Parish, hire our families, friends and neighbors and support our local businesses.

PLEASE make every effort to be at the Council Meeting this Thursday, November 12 at Pointe ala Hache and help convince the Council to do the right thing and dismiss these suits! Your attendance will go a long way in showing the Council that business and industry DOES NOT SUPPORT THIS LAWSUIT! NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE A STAND!

Who: ALL PABI MEMBERS/Anyone who supports Business & Industry

When: Thursday, November 12, 2015 - 1 p.m.

Where: Magnolia Center Bldg., 17563 Hwy 15, Pointe ala Hache (approx. 1 mile north of the Pointe ala Hache ferry)

The Pointe ala Hache Ferry leaves the WESTBANK on the quarter hour. (12:45/1:15. Etc)West Pointe ala Hache is about a ½ hour drive south from Belle Chasse.

For more information, please contact PABI Executive DirectorRobert Thomas at (504) 458-6167 or rthomas@pabigroup.com.

IF YOU CANNOT ATTEND THE COUNCIL MEETINGPLEASE CALL -E-MAIL YOUR COUNCIL MEMBER

(see list to the right inside of page 4 for contact information)

From top of page 4. PLEASE CALL - E-MAIL YOUR COUNCIL MEMBER!

District 1 John Barthelemy • 504-333-7501jbarthelemy@ppgov.netDistrict 2Beau Black • 504-934-6336wblack@ppgov.netDistrict 3Kirk Lepine • 504-934-6341klepine@ppgov.netDistrict 4Irvin Juneau • 504-934-6346ijuneau@ppgov.netDistrict 5Benny Rousselle, Chairman504-934-6351brousselle@ppgov.net

District 6Charlie Burt • 504-934-6421cburt@ppgov.netDistrict 7Audrey Trufant-Salvant • 504-934-3640asalvant@ppgov.netDistrict 8Jeff Edgecombe • 504-934-3630jedgecombe@ppgov.netDistrict 9Nicole Smith Williams • 504-934-3830nwilliams@ppgov.net

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13864 Highway 23 $1,900,000Belle Chasse. 5BD/4.5BA. Guest home w/ extra 1,500 sq. ft. 12 car garage w/ heavy duty roll up doors for extra storage. 26 acres from Hwy 23, L shaped w/ barn & about 300 citrus trees. Approx. 8,412 sq. ft. liv. & 14,621 total area.

155 Plantation Ln. $285,000Belle Chasse. 4BD/3BA. Offers bar area, gas frpl., recessed lighting, sunroom, tray ceilings, etc. 180’X265’ lot. Current owner pays $890/year for flood insurance. Approx. 3,790 sq. ft. liv. & 4,284 total area.

117 Woodchase $425,000Belle Chasse. 5BD/3BA. Dream kit. w/ breakfast area. Office. Bonus rm. Privacy fenced yard. Well maintained. Approx. 3,100 sq. ft. liv. & 3,550 total area.

109 Mu St. $199,999Belle Chasse. 3BD/1.5BA. Spacious living & dining rm. Kit. offers attached breakfast area overlooking rear yard w/ covered patio, detached garage, & shed. Extra long driveway. Approx. 1,752 sq. ft. liv. & 2,592 total area.

113 Melvyn Dr. $185,000Belle Chasse. 3BD/2BA. Living rm. complete w/ wd. laminate flooring. Spacious 20’ X 16.1’ master suite. Many storage options. Covered carport & long driveway. Approx. 1,650 sq. ft. liv. & 1,700 total area.

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTSCapt. Hoop/ Our Freedom / Life is Good!

Capt. Hoop -- Continued

I had been working about 8 or 9 days straight and was looking forward to 2 days off. That evening the phone rang and I booked it. So much for the day off. I had a guy from New York and his long time friend from New Orleans wanting to go inshore here for the first time. It was another rough windy day and I knew I had to look hard for some fish. The run through the bayou was an altogether new experience for them and they enjoyed the beauty this area has to offer. My day was going to be the same tough stirred up water and high wind fishing I have been putting up with all week. we started out getting a small flounder.

She, being a beginner, was having all the luck.

I spent the morning locked in a particular area as the winds got stronger and I did not care to get out of this sheltered place to get pounded elsewhere. What talk I could pick up on the radio was not enough to make me consider moving. We never saw another boat all day.

Some of the places I wanted to fish were still too windy to fish. The power pole would not hold. The wind was blowing the boat with the pole buried in the mud and I did not want to use the anchor.

They only wanted to keep enough for a meal so I kept some to clean and give away to my neighbors.

The ride across an open bay was quite rough and I had to do a lot of maneuvering to get us across without us getting too wet.

Life is Good! Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more important than that.

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Well, I guess you know what is on my mind. It’s rainy, a little cool outside and I am thinking Christmas! I know, I know, what happened to Thanksgiving? I love Thanksgiving but, I like doing fresh flowers for my Thanksgiving table so that will be a project for another day. Don’t want my fresh flowers all wilted. Besides, I have been painting up a storm! You see, my granddaughter, Carlea’, hits me up with what she wants us to make for her class for Christmas. And she is now a prayer partner for a younger child at school so we have to make something special for her also. I actually love it when she and I get together to make things for her class. She has some pretty good crafting ideas for a 10 year old. She quite creative. I am excited about the Christmas Shopping Extravaganza on Nov. 21 at Excelaration Warehouse. And most of my family members would rather me make their gifts. I must admit I do enjoy it because I can personalize each one. Time is just going by so fast I hope I have enough to it to do everything I have to do. Wish me luck!

When I first saw this piece by Renee Mullins I just knew I had to paint it. I love yard art and this one would look so cute sitting in a flower bed (since we don’t have snow to pile around it). You can always change the colors of the jumpsuit and the scarf to suit your mood. I like making my first piece as close to the designer’s as possible after that I will venture out and change up colors. This one was painted with Deco Americana paints, sealer, and varnish. I used an outdoor sealer on it since it will be outside and is much more durable. With that I chose a Kyrlon spray sealer. I chose the non yellowing one as some do tend to turn your project yellow. So be careful when purchasing your varnish. To secure it to the stake I used Tight Bond Wood Glue. I have used it for years and find it to be very dependable. You can also use brads or staples to secure the pieces to the stake. Just be sure they will not through to the finished side. I also sealed, painted, and varnished the stake and the backs of the project. It gives it a finished look and totally protects it from the elements. If you would like to know more about this project, such a where to purchase the pattern packet or would like me to paint one for you, send me an email. This little guy was a very easy and fun piece to make.

Well, that’s my project for this time. So…what will your next craft project be? Mine…I don’t know exactly which one, but I know it will be fun!

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Brown patch disease, our most prevalent disease in all southern lawns, is already starting to become apparent amongst lawns in South Louisiana. The disease starts out as circular patches of light green and yellowing leaves of grass. If you have these symptoms it is recommended to apply a fungicide in order to slow the spread and provide some protection for the rest of your lawn. All fungicides labeled for use on home lawns in the state of Louisiana show some effect on this disease. Look for Fertilome F-Stop, Green Light Fung-Away, Bayer Advanced Fungus Control for Lawns, or Scott’s Lawn Fungus Control at your local garden center or home improvement store.

TIME TO PLANT COOL SEASON ANNUALSUsually, when we get that first cool down in October many people get the itch to start switching out their annual flowers for those that perform better during the cooler months of the year. However as we all know, it can easily warm up again. To make it easier for all gardeners I always wait until November to plant cool season flowers. So here is your command. Get out and plant! Some of the cool season options you should be looking for will include: dianthus (Dianthus spp.), lobelia (Lobelia erinus), nasturtiums (Tropaeolum majus), pansies (Viola x wittrockiana), petunias (Petunia x hybrida), snapdragons (Antirrhynum majus), statice (Limonium sinuatum), stock (Matthiola incana) and viola (Viola tricolor). You will find transplants at the nursery during this time of year.

FAMILIAR SMELLSThe fall time of year in the garden brings about many delights in southern gardening but one delight can’t be left out. November brings with it, the appropriate time to plant sweet pea seeds. Sweet peas have been cultivated for at least 300 years. The original sweet pea was always fragrant but displayed weak stems which made for a pathetic cut flower in a vase. Present day breeding programs have not only improved the stem strength, but also have brought about larger blooming varieties. The hardest part about growing sweet peas is the germination stage, literally, because they have a very thick seed coat. One of the tricks at improving the germination rate of sweet pea seeds is to help the seed coat physically break down. You can do this by rubbing each seed with a sheet of sand paper. This will help the seeds soak up water fast, allowing them a much needed advantage to germinate faster. Plant the seeds no deeper than twice their width in a well cultivated soil amended with a shovel or two of compost. Sweet peas will need something to climb so provide with a trellis or something to climb on in the future when the plants get big enough. Another little trick to help produce the biggest and most beautiful sweet peas is to pinch off the top of the little seedlings. This will help promote branching and provide for the solid foundations of a healthy plant. Good luck and happy planting!

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TAKING A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE and STUMBLING TOWARDS THE GOVERNOR’S MANSIONBy Tony Onellion

With the Alabama victory over LSU last weekend, the stage is set for a gauntlet run the rest of this month for the Tigers to regain some respectability for perhaps the worst overall performance against the Tide in the Les Miles era. Saturday’s debacle, which temporarily derailed Leonard Fournette’s Heisman Trophy run and promoted Derrick Henry’s of Alabama, was, unfortunately, par for the course when Miles gets more than a week to “plan” for a win over the best and most disciplined program in college football. It was not clear which running back would have gained the most yards if both Henry and Fournette had run behind the disciplined Alabama line against the understaffed and much less disciplined LSU defensive run scheme. But Fournette would have not been held to his miserable totals if the teams had been reversed and Henry would have never seen 100 yards, let alone 210, if he had been in the Tigers’ backfield on Saturday night. Thanks again, Les. LSU should have seen this coming. An overrated offensive line and paper-thin defensive front seven were suspect from day one. Thank goodness Jalen Mills returned in time to have the secondary stop its bleeding. But while Alabama learns from its mistakes and becomes hardened in the fire of a coaching challenge, the Tigers remain a reflection of their “Les than fire and brimstone coach”, who finally, after 11 years, actually looked like he was chagrined and embarrassed after the pathetic performance at Bryant Denny Stadium. About time. Of course, that won’t change anything about Miles, who seems powerless to alter mediocre efforts with anything different or by actually challenging his team or himself. LSU’s special teams remain an abomination, their play calling sophomoric and frozen in the 1970’s era of Big Ten running power football. Brandon Harris is perhaps the only player on the offense that has improved and we grudgingly give much credit to Cam Cameron for that. But a man who prides himself on being an offensive line coach watches his so-called powerful offensive line being eaten up by Alabama’s unyielding defensive front seven and doesn’t or can’t do anything? And not even one damn time did this so-called offensive line actually pancake anyone or create a seam for LSU’s running game? Maybe Miles can recruit but he can’t coach these men any more and he needs to hire coaches who can and will humor (but ignore) Miles. Now LSU faces a rejuvenated Arkansas squad at home, goes to Oxford to face an angry Ole Miss team who allowed a freakish series of plays to beat them last weekend and then face Texas A&M, another “lost in the sauce” program with former LSU defensive coordinator John “Chief” Chavis licking his chops to stick a fork into Miles. Meanwhile, cancel those plans to travel to Atlanta for a first weekend in December football game and prepare for the Tigers usual mid-bowl appearance in Florida in January. We predict LSU will finish 8 and 3. Assuming Clemson wins out, following their win over Florida State last weekend, those Tigers would be ranked number one in both the polls and the four-team college playoff series while LSU drops from the top four, perhaps as far as outside the top ten. Right now, I would put Clemson first, Alabama second, Oklahoma State third and Ohio State fourth. Then I see Stanford, Notre Dame, Baylor, Iowa, Florida and Michigan State. Looking forward, our prediction is that either Michigan State or Iowa will upset Ohio State and become the number four team in the matchup. Notre Dame should lose to Stanford at the end of the season, knocking them out of the playoff picture while the loss of Baylor’s prolific quarterback dooms the Bears, along with their nasty final schedule, which includes games at TCU and Oklahoma State as well as home games against Oklahoma and Texas. Stanford will wind up as the best one-loss team during the regular season, followed by either Ohio State, Michigan State or Utah. LSU? 2016 can’t come soon enough. If this scenario comes true, Alabama would play Oklahoma State in the Cotton Bowl in the first playoff matchup and Clemson would face the Big 10 winner. Then it would be Clemson verses Alabama for the national championship and another crystal ball to Nick Saban. Meanwhile, the 100 or so four and five-star recruits who watched the Alabama/LSU game need to ask themselves: I can get to the NFL with either program because one teaches discipline while the other allows back end development in the pros that they rarely receive in the program. Do I want to spend three or four years around a genius egomaniac or a seemingly clueless, doofus-acting nice guy? The longest-lasting “nice guy” coach standing in the SEC is Mark Richt of Georgia and he probably won’t see Athens as a head coach after this season. Georgia implodes worse than LSU and that’s saying something. At least the Saints have righted their ship. Well, after Sunday, maybe not so much. But an overtime loss is a lot less embarrassing than the butt-whooping in Tuscaloosa. Meanwhile, the Saints are most likely shuffling through defensive coordinator resume’s following this season’s stumblings and the mixed bag of free agency defensive acquisitions. In election news, the super PACs have been ripping at each other in the John Bel Edwards/David Vitter race to see who succeeds absentee governor and third tier presidential candidate, Bobby Jindal. Now the Edwards camp has come out with a negative ad, positioning Senator David Vitter as a man who chose “prostitutes over patriots” in a television spot referring to a missed Senate vote when Vitter supposedly received a phone call from a prominent Washington D.C. madam. Edwards picked up a huge endorsement from Lieutenant Governor Jay Dardenne last week, who apparently dislikes Vitter as much as his political advertising reflected. Vitter has not received an endorsement from Scott Angelle and probably won’t. Vitter’s lack of focus and a gubernatorial agenda, clear issue positions and wishy-washy public persona is not serving the U.S. senator well and by the end of the month Vitter might be following former U.S. senator Fred Thompson’s physical death this month with a political demise of his own. No, I am not a Democrat. I’m an independent with strong conservative and Republican leanings but this state can’t afford another to add to a series of bad governors, including Blanco, Edwin Edwards’ last two stints and Jindal, or nearly invisible ones, like Roemer, Treen and Foster. Edwards has a strong military background while Vitter doesn’t seem to have a strong background in anything other than politics. John Bel Edwards does have connections to Obama but so does Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie. Maybe the slogan this year should be “vote for the Democrat….it’s important.” Hold your nose, forget the party…vote. What in hell did Jindal do for us the last term? On paper, he was the sharpest tool in the box when he ran eight years ago. Now he’s just a tool. It looks like the St. Tammany Sheriff’s race will end with a whimper, not a bang. Not much has been thrown out there as Scott Illing has not made any decision to back either Jack Strain or Randy Smith. Smith needs Illing’s backing as Strain was very close to re-election in the primaries and what might have been considered the development of a nasty smear race earlier this year has been far from the same. Fourth place candidate Jennifer Werther has endorsed Smith which could help him make up some of the gap between he and Strain. In St. Bernard, the ouster of David Peralta outweighs any decision the voters make between Wayne Landry and Guy McInnis for parish president. The only real “sit back and wait” race seems to be Billy Nungesser and Kip Holden running for Lieutenant Governor. In an office known more for tourism, I don’t see either candidate doing much in that area for Louisiana as their backgrounds are more administrative than pro-active. -0-

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Belle Chasse Academy recently celebrated their October Students of the Month in an assembly held in their Fine Arts Center auditorium attended by family and friends. Pictured are: front row –Liam Bradley, Cammrick Reesman, Patrick Louie, Madelyn Heard, Aubree Kelly, Owen DePremio, Taylor Stewart, Summer Lupson, Jael Moore, Ayda Velasquez, Ian Kindness; middle row – Sopia Corrado, Gabriella Zavala, Jaden Privitt, Brandon Langford, Trinity Begbie, Gabrielle DuBuclet, Ebriana Keiffer, Clayton Milstead, Kalaisha Ledet, Anthony Allen, Abigail Malchow; back row – Alajia Reece, Liam Cooper, Izabella Zavala, Cloe Brown, Joshua McPhee, Caleb Butler, Justin Laycock, Addyson Jensen, Paul Keiser. Not pictured: Brandon Duplessis. Congratulations to all students for a job well done!

Belle Chasse Academy 6th grade student, Cimonay Ward and Garden Coordinator Mr. Sam Downing work with 2nd grade students in the school’s Victory Garden. Cimonay is in Mr. Downing’s enrichment class and works with younger students on Wednesdays. Here they work with students and discuss soil – what it is, what it does and why it is so important. Pictured are Dane Bogosian, Victoria Gastelum, Cimonay Ward, Mr. Downing, Ziden Szampruch, Brianna Digsby.

Library Assistant Mrs. Sabine Kraska with some of her Origami after school activity students displaying their creations! Pictured are: back row – Mrs. Kraska, Michael Vaurigaud, Easton Albert, Chosen Ware, Zaire Price, Richie Bogosian; front row – Anna Jones, Amaja Segovia, Jalyn Ware, Miyah Wise.