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Zachary Post • Tuesday, April 28, 2015 • Vol. 10, No. 17 • Published Weekly • Circulation 16,000 • zacharypost.com © 2015

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Z-Fest Begins Wednesday, Ends SundayAnnual Zachary Music and Arts Festival a great opportunity for family fun

The Zachary Chamber of Com-merce will host the 9th annual Zachary Arts & Music Festival on the grounds of BREC’s Com-munity Park, 20055 Old Scenic Highway. There will be a carni-val, BREC’s children’s village, arts & crafts, local food vendors and many more activities for all ages to enjoy. Musical entertain-ment comes alive in the evening with The Confidential Band open-ing and The Gillis Silo headlining the stage on Friday, May 1. Lo-cal favorites The Safer Street Band and Chase Tyler Band get the fun started again on Saturday, May 2 with Rockin’ Dopsie & the Zydeco Twisters rounding out the night. Throughout the day on Saturday we will also have local school & performance studios entertaining on stage as well as the winners of our ZStar Talent Show.

“We look forward to a fun fam-ily oriented event for all ages to af-fordably and comfortably enjoy a true community atmosphere,” said Chamber Director and Event Coor-dinator Heather Prejean.

The carnival will open at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29 but the event will officially kick-off with opening ceremonies on Fri-day, May 1 at 5:30 p.m. and a bal-loon release by local school chil-dren. The City of Zachary will host a fish fry for the public from 5-8 p.m. Tickets will be available for purchase at the Chamber and at the event. The Zachary Fire Department will also be cooking pastalaya for purchase on site. On Saturday, May 2 we will have the always popular Leblanc’s Super-market Wine Tasting event from 7-9 p.m. with tickets available for purchase at the Chamber office and at the event.

The Festival will be open from 5 – 9 p.m. on Wednesday & Thurs-day, 5 –11 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. – 11 p.m. on Saturday, and Noon– 6 p.m. on Sunday; April 29 - May3. Ticket specials being of-fered are $1 Wednesday where all rides and some foods are $1 and BOGO Thursday where all wrist-bands are 2 for $20.

Zachary Athletic Foundation Commences Fund Drive to Honor Jerry BoudreauxThe Zachary Athletic Founda-

tion has begun its 2015 fund drive which will be held in recognition of the work and legacy of the late Jerry Joseph Boudreaux, former principal of Zachary High School. The cam-paign, which will continue through June 1, 2015, is seeking donations from businesses and members of the general public with part of the campaign to include the placement of new signage on the Zachary High School Athletic Administration Building, naming it in honor of Prin-cipal Jerry Boudreaux.

According to John Stagg, Chair-man of the Foundation, the 60 day fund drive is an opportunity for the

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community of Zachary and the surrounding area to help the Foundation fill its mission to lead Zachary High School in building the preeminent athletic program in the state of Louisiana while enriching the lives of student-athletics both in the classroom and at the highest levels of athletic competition. “Our objectives have, at their foundation, the helping of our young student athletics achieve their full potential as students and in their

chosen area of athletics. We hope to help them become the leaders of tomorrow in their fami-lies, their careers and in their community,” Stagg remarked.

The 2015 fund drive honors the late Jerry Jo-seph Boudreaux, Prin-cipal of Zachary High School from 1970 - 1995 for his leadership in the community, as an educa-tor, a military veteran, Rotarian, LHSAA Hall

of Fame member, Jaycee, Church Member, as a devoted husband and

family man, and as a strong sup-porter of Zachary High athletic pro-grams.

The Zachary Athletic Foundation is seeking donations through June 1, 2015 in any denomination. “Ours is a community school that involves all people,” commented Stagg. “We want to give people the opportunity to be a part of our program and our school’s athletic future and in our 2015 campaign, we are offering sup-port levels ranging from $25 to any level people feel is appropriate for them,” he adds. Stagg reports that any individual or business donat-ing $1,000 or more will have their

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name in-cluded in a bronze com-memorative plaque to be affixed to the new Athletic Ad-ministration Building.

“The initial support for our 2015 fund drive has been strong,” states Stagg. “The people of our area have shown themselves to be strong and loyal supporters of our academic and athletic programs and through their continued backing, we will fur-ther the work of our Foundation and school on behalf of our students,” he concludes.

Board members of the Zachary Athletic Foundation include John Stagg, Chairman; Brent Bradley, Vice Chairman; Amber Town, Sec-retary; Chris Cosse, Treasurer; Floyd Pelichet, At Large Member; Christ Hilton, At Large Member; Jesse Cassard, Ex-officio Member and Chrissy Ashford, Ex-Officio Mem-ber. The Foundation can be reached at 4100 Bronco Lane, Zachary, LA 70791 or by phone at 225.658.7332. Donations are being accepted by check which can be mailed to their office address or by credit card using their website at www.zafzachary.org donating via PayPal.

Charlet Appointed to Lane Board of CommissionersZachary businessman C. Jordan Charlet was recently ap-

pointed by the East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council to a four-year term on the Board of Commissioners at Lane Re-gional Medical Center.

A native of Clinton, Charlet is co-owner of Charlet Funer-al Home in Zachary and has more than 20 years of experience as a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Louisiana.

Charlet serves as public information officer for the Clin-ton Volunteer Fire Department and as a captain with the Zachary Volunteer Fire Department. He also is a member of the Louisiana Funeral Directors Association and a member of the Disaster Mortuary Operational Response Team, a federal

program of the National Disaster Management System for identifying and assisting families in the identification of decedents in disaster situations, such as 9/11 and hur-ricanes Katrina and Rita. He and his wife of 15 years, Aimee Mouch, live in Zachary and have two sons, Jude, 13, and Colin, 10.

“Lane has served my family for many, many years and is a valuable resource for our community,” Charlet said. “I look forward to serving on the board and being part of the organization’s progressive plans.”

The Lane board has nine members in addition to Charlet: Chairwoman Dell Guer-ra, Vice Chairwoman Joan Lansing and members at large Dr. Keith Elbourne, Patricia Gauthier, Jimmy Jackson, Mayor Harold Rideau, Mark Thompson and Gaynell Young.

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Zachary Historical Association Planning Fundraising EventsBy James Ronald skains

“The latest project we are involved in is the William Bartram Trail Marker that will be located on the grounds of the Plains Presbyterian Church,” Betty Tucker, longtime Chairperson of the Zachary Historical Association, told the members in attendance at the April meeting of the association. “Randy Har-relson, historian and writer from New Roads and member of the Louisiana Bartram team, contacted me about the project.”

“He and Cindy Deshotels visited with me at the City of Zachary Archives Buildings to look at some old records of the Plains area. I also gave them a tour of the Annison House before we visited Plains Presbyterian Church to meet with Jane Burk and a committee from the church. The Plains Church Committee agreed upon a location on the campus for the Bartram Marker. The Bartram Trail Marker that marks the northern point that Bartram traveled to in Louisi-ana will be installed in August or Sep-tember at no cost to the Association or the Church.”

“Our annual Association Home Tour will be held on Sunday, October 18th,” Betty Tucker pointed out. “We have three houses lined up now for the tour and will probably have more by the time our plans are finalized. One of the historic houses we would really like to have on the tour is now on the market for $1.5 million. Perhaps, if we can get it on our tour, it will give them a little added exposure to interested parties. Another of the homes we are excited to have for the tour is the historic and recently renovated Nelson House on Main Street, which is owned by Daniel and Adonica Duggan.”

Jean Byers, Director of the Zachary Historical Village was invited to attend the April 7th meeting of the Zachary Historical Association. Byers, at the in-vitation of Betty Tucker, gave a detailed report of the new agenda planned for the Historic Village in downtown Zachary. Byers asked for the help of the Associa-tion to make the Agenda for the Village become a reality.

“We have always supported the Vil-lage and the things the City has wanted

to do to upgrade the Village,” Betty Tucker noted. “As an Association, we have raised and spent considerable monies for not only the Village, but also for the Annison House. The Association has provided a significant amount of furniture for the Annison House.”

“It was the work of the Association that really helped the Annison House become a reality. If you will recall, we applied for and received a considerable size grant for the Annison House Proj-ect. We are looking at fundraising op-portunities to secure money to continue our efforts in financially supporting historical projects in Zachary and the Plains.”

Byers presented the concept for the Boudreaux Memorial Area next to the Train Depot. “It will be green space with

flowers, grass and crepe myrtles,” Byers explained. “The Boudreaux Memorial Concept will be located at the rear of the existing Train Depot building. “

Preliminary drawings show a walk-ing pathway that will intersect with the Boudreaux Memorial area, giving visitors access the Historic Village. The walking path, which ends at an arbor as per plans, will use concrete etched into shape of cross ties to make the walk-ing path appear as an authentic railroad track.

The city’s agenda for improvements to the Historic Village includes painting the interior of the McHugh House, re-moving gutters and repair of soffit and fascia and sodding the lawn with new grass. The Bauman House is scheduled

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School Board Freezes Pay, Approves Field Cost Overage, Honors Students at MeetingBy Jen Bayhi-GennaRo

Superintendent Scott Devillier and the School Board met for their regularly scheduled workshop and board meet-ing, beginning at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21, 2015. Everyone was glad to see Superintendent Devillier back after a weeks-long absence due to a medical issue.

The meeting, which started at 7 p.m., was a packed house, filled with students and family members to watch the ceremonial recognition of students of the year from each school, the math Olympiad students, the Girls Divi-sion 1 Indoor State Champions, Zach-ary Principal of the Year, and Zachary’s own Alexis Granville, who competed on American Idol—all of whom have made Zachary proud.

But first, the workshop began with a review of an unusually long person-nel update. Several of the vacated posi-tions will not be filled due to mandatory budget cuts since the March 28 sales tax was defeated.

The first major discussion pertained to the Step Increase for 2015-2016. The district-wide salary step increase was frozen last year due to budget concerns. The Superintendent explained that cur-rently, teachers’ salaries are budgeted “down to the penny.” Board member Heidi Vessel said her paramount con-cern is “to take care of who we have now than to try to implement an in-crease to be attractive.” Board member Hubie Owen made a motion to freeze the Step increase, and it was seconded.

The biggest news of the night was that the lowest bid for Zachary High School’s Track and Multipurpose Field Project came in $175,000 over the ap-proved budget of $975,000, bringing the total project cost to $1,150,000.

Global Synthetics Environmental (Geo-Surfaces) had the lowest bid by a consid-erable amount. The project is to start on or about May 1, 2015, and the contract allows for 100 days to be given to com-plete the job. The firm will be assessed a penalty of $1500 per day for any over-ages, barring any torrential and repeated downpours that significantly delay the project beyond their control. The field is to be complete by the first home game on August 21.

“I know this is a large amount of money, but I know the benefits it has provided for every one of our kids,” said Board Member Beth Kimmell. “If we

don’t do it then we have a track we can’t use,” she said. Vessel said the $975,000 has already been allotted out of the gen-eral fund and is a “done deal” anyway. It was decided that the budget would be amended to allow for the $175,000 over-age to also be allotted from the general fund. Both the budget amendment mo-tion and the acceptance of the lowest bid passed with all in favor.

It was also discussed and voted on

in the meeting that the new Athletic Ad-ministration Building will be named in honor of our past ZHS principal, the late Jerry Boudreaux.

And on a similar note, Gaynell Young commented on the recent passing of Jesse Spears, who was “very instru-mental to our having our independent school system.” Adonica Duggan made a film on Spears that is now officially part of the fourth grade curriculum.

Students of the Year are pictured with Superintendent Scott Devillier and Board President Hubie Owen. The students are: Zachary Early Learning Center - Carson Southall, Northwestern Elementary School - Louis Martin, Rollins Place Elementary School - Isa-iah Smith, Zachary Elementary School - Skylar Campbell, Copper Mill Elementary School - Christopher Masterson, Northwestern Middle School - Tala’ Spates, Zachary High School - Eddie Veal and Zachary Career and Technical Center - Deontre’ Goodie.


Register Now for Zachary Charity League Tennis Tournament set for May 8

The Zachary Charity League an-nual Tennis Tourna-ment is looking for participants. The event will be held on May 8 and 9 at the Americana YMCA and at Fennwood Hills Country Club.

The event is a doubles only com-petition with 3 lev-els of both men and women competing. The men’s divisions are USTA ranking 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 – which is basically a novice (3.0), moder-ate (3.5), and pretty darn good (4.0). The three wom-en’s divisions are 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0 as well.

Teams can register by logging onto www.zacharycharity.org to register and pay or email [email protected] to re-quest a registration form.

The entry fee is $75 per player. The Entry Fee includes a goodie bag, t-shirt, crawfish boil on Fri-day night, continental breakfast on Saturday morning, Saturday lunch, beverages, snacks, prizes for the winners, and a good time.

The crawfish boil will be held Friday night at Fennwood Hills Country Club at 7:00 p.m. and tickets for non-players can be pur-

chased ahead of time on the Zach-ary Charity League website at www.zacharycharity.org.

Play will begin Friday evening, with the championships on Satur-day evening.

The entry deadline is May 1. The top Court Sponsors fro the

tournament are PacTec, David and Robyn Amrhein, Chubby’s Pizza and Grill, Sam Johnson’s State Farm, Red Stick Armature, along with Central Imaging/Modern Home Health/Modern Hospice/Bluebonnet Imaging.

The match sponsors include Lane Regional Medical Center, Superior Ford, Tex-Trude, Bank of Zachary, and Dr. Elizabeth Hess Orthodontics.

Congratulations to Rollins Place Elementary School Principal Jen-nifer Marangos who was honored as the Elementary School Principal of the Year for the district. Mrs. Marangos is principal of Rollins Place Elementary which serves more than 800 1st and 2nd grade students.


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for pressure washing and landscaping while the Allison House will get a new air conditioner. The Old Town Hall, which now houses the City of Zachary Archives, will receive a new roof and ceiling.

The Train Depot will receive the ad-dition of the Boudreaux Memorial Gar-den and walking paths. The Pavilion on the grounds of the Historic Village will receive electrical repair and painting. Also scheduled to be installed at the Pa-vilion are panels depicting the history of the Plains and Zachary area.

Out at the Annison House on Old Scenic Highway at the edge of Zach-ary, horse drawn farm implements are scheduled to be placed on display. A plan is in the works to create History Panels at the Annison House showcas-ing the farming and diary business heri-tage of the Zachary and Plains area.

“I hope the Zachary Historical Asso-ciation can continue to help the Zachary Historical Village as it has in the past. The Association has done a great job in helping the Village,” Byers noted.

Perhaps the Association can begin meeting in the Annison House to help make better use of the house.”

Ryan Southall, a Zachary High His-tory teacher and Quiz Bowl team spon-sor was re-elected as Secretary/Treasur-er of the Zachary Historical Association. He was re-elected to that position at the April 7th meeting held at the Archives Building across from the Village. Betty Tucker was unanimously re-elected to continue to serve as Chairperson of the Association. Billy Guidry is Vice-Chair-man of the Association. On the Board of Directors are Sandra Guidry, Mildred Totti, Ron Skains and Amy Allen.

Betty Tucker closed the meeting after a short discussion of fund opportunities for the Association. Tucker emphasized that the Historical Association would be meeting every two months until the Fall Tour of Homes.

Zachary Kiwanis Club Promotes Youth Reading

Members of the Zachary Kiwanis Club visited Zachary Early Learning Center on April 14 as part of the club’s annual literacy effort “Let’s Read.” The service organization invited several guests to help read “Kindergarten ABC” by Jacqueline Rogers to 238 pre-kindergartners in 15 classrooms at the school as well as donated enough books so that every child received a copy. Zachary Mayor David Amrhein, Fire Chief Danny Kimble, Police Chief David McDavid, Deputy Fire Chief Glenn Triche and Ashford’s husband, Marvin, joined Kiwanians Mike Alu, Ashford, Audrey Nabors Jackson, Bruce Langley, Erby Magee and Jacqueline Moore for the literary event. Pictured above: Mayor David Amrhein, Chief David McDavid, Teacher - Kay Mestayer and Audrey Nabors Jackson, Zachary Kiwanis Club Treasurer.


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ZHS Girls Track Team Honored

Congratulations to Coach Carrier and the ZHS Girls Track team on their 2015 Girls Division 1 Indoor State Championship.

ZHS Math Olympiad Honored

Congratulations to the Copper Mill and Zachary Elementa-ry students who placed in the top 25 of more than 400 com-petitors at the 2015 Louisiana Elementary Math Olympiad.


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ZEPTO Race to the Finish a Soggy, Successful EventMother Nature tried to rain out

the Zachary Elementary Parent Teacher Organization (ZEPTO) Race to the Finish, but over 720 runners and volunteers would not let that happen last Saturday morning.

The 2nd Annual event was pre-sented by Lane Regional Medi-cal Center and Colonial Pipeline Company and sponsored by Carrie Godbold at Keller Williams Realty in Zachary, Superior Ford, Dana Hanchey at UPS Store Zachary, Jett’s Food Mart, Cardiovascular Institute South, Dr. Mark Garon Pe-diatric Dentistry Zachary, the Free-man Family and Charlet Funeral Home Zachary.

“We had an overwhelming turn-out based on the weather,” accord-ing to race organizer Lianne Craw-ford. “Our numbers were fantastic overall.”

Of the many highlights of the day, the one that stood out most was the Zachary Fire Department run-ning the Mile with full gear includ-ing masks on, and firemen running the 5k race with full gear.

In addition, Ainsley’s Angels Riders were incredible and people were cheering wildly as they crossed the finish line. The introduction of Ainsley’s Angels was new this year and hopefully will become an an-nual fixture to the race. The race had 5 Ainsley’s riders, even in rainy weather, participate - and Superin-tendent Scott Devillier presented them all with custom made medals at the finish line. Ainsley’s Angels is an organization that runs with peo-ple who have developmental dis-

abilities to ensure that everyone can be involved in endurance events.

The youngest 5k participant was 3-year-old Seth Turner. He is a ZELC student who is taught by Ms. Candace Copeland. Young Seth was running in support of his cous-in, an Ainsley’s Angels rider. Seth did not stop and ran the entire 5k course with his teacher. Along the way, he got a helping hand from lo-cal Firefighter Jordan Charlet who picked him up and was encourag-ing him to keep going. When Jordan crossed the line he went back out onto the course looking for Seth. They crossed the finish line together with Seth shouting, “I’m a winner, I’m a winner.” Seth’s mother, Kan-dis Turner and father Alton Turner post-race were absolutely elated that a community such as Zachary could

pull together and give her son an ex-perience that enabled the cousins to share the same course at such young ages. Kandis is a lifelong Zachary resident and was over the moon that Jordan Charlet gave Seth something to remember for the rest of his life.

“Each year we hope to create memories that everyone in the com-munity will remember and cherish for years to come. Seth Turner and Jordan Charlet were the perfect ex-ample of community solidarity,” added Crawford.

All five ZEPTO Principals were present even in the rain. They were running, volunteering and cheering on their teachers and students.

Race to the Finish winners in-

cluded:5K (women): Hannah Curry,

24:25; Jennifer Reitzell, 24:49; and Melanie Anderson, 25:06.

5K (men): Charles Anderson, 17:55; Bradley Marler, 18:45; and Wyatt Barbe, 21:15.

OVERALL MASTERS (wom-en): Belinda Smith, Aimee Char-let and Christy Wojohn.

OVERALL MASTERS (men): Joel Carter, Carroll White and Michael Ackman.

Mile (women): Jaala Thymes, first place; Jakenzie Thymes, sec-ond place; and Katy Knecht, third place.

Mile (men): Thomas Ackman, first place; Brandon Blunschi, sec-


ond place; and Carson Dayton, third place.

This year the event also includ-ed a jambalaya cook-off, which was won by Rhett Messer.

The organizers want to thank the many people who were signifi-cant in helping Race to the Finish succeed: Zachary School District office employees; Jesse Cassard and Chrissy Ashford, Zachary Ath-letic Foundation; Rebecca Silman, race volunteer coordinator; Sherry Turner, registration coordinator; Dr. Elizabeth Hess, donated gift bas-kets to winners; Greg Barbe, Jeff Goudeau and Susan Hayden, Rock-

etkidz Foundation; Bret Fairchild, Coca Cola Bottling Company; and ZEPTO board members.


Births • Engagements • Weddings • Awards Obituaries • Anniversaries • ReunionsMilestones

Whitney Quin Zylks of Zachary, and Justin Wayne Mayers of Central will marry at First Baptist Church of Zachary on the evening of June 12, 2015.

The bride-elect is the daughter of Cliff and Paula Wheat of Zachary. She is the grand-daughter of Herman and Helga Wheat and the late Vernon and Doris Venable. She is a graduate of Zachary High School and is currently studying at Southeastern University and is set to graduate in December.

Her fiance’, Justin, is the son of Brian and Wanda Mayers of Central. He is the grandson of Jerry and Margaret Roberts and the late Cleveland and Verda Mayers. He is a graduate of Central High School and Louisiana State University.

He is employed with The City of Baton Rouge.

Zylks and Mayers to wed June 12


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