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The Coltonport Leader, ThunJay May 1 1 1978 Page 3 May 15 Final Date price support loan on the soybeans, support loans, disaster and or defi- vation Service. iVville said. It is important that fanner under- ciency payments on tl comnuHhtici Any farmer in Avoyelles having stand how the set aside and diversion included in the farm programs, questions about the set aside programs programs work. Deville said, as parti- Sign up for the 1978 propuins will ilnudd contact the Avoyelles Parish cipation or non-participation could be continue thru May 15 and will be ASCS Office in Marksville Immedi- the difference between being eligible conducted by parish offices of the atety, IVville said for program benefits such as puce Agricultural Siahiliation and Consec- AREA DEATHS May 15 is the final date for Avoyelles Parish Fanners to sign up in the Cotton, Feed Grain and Wheat Program for 1978. Wdlard Dc ville, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation lASC) Committee for Avoyelles explained that fanners need to sign up to participate to be eligible for program benefits.

For 1978 the set aside provision of the farm programs ate set at 20V set aside for wheat, 10 for feed grains and 10 diversion for cotton. Fanners producing these crops along with other crops such as soybeans or rice need to participate in the set aside and diversion programs to be eligible for price support loans and other benefits for soybeans and or rice. Deville said as an example, a farmer growing 1000 acres of soybeans and 10 acres of corn must set aside 10t of the corn acreage to be eligible for A plea of not guilty was entered and the case fixed fur jury trial for May 22, 1978. Survivors include four sons, Joe of New Orleans and Lester, Belton and Harris of Marksville; one daughter, Ella Dukes of Marksville; two brothers, Zenon and Sam Lachney of Marksville; one sister, Clarice Sayer of Marksville; 26 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren. CHESTER H.

BORDELON. 64, of Marksville died on May 7, 1978. Funeral rites were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church at Marksville with interment in church cemetery under direction of Hixson Bros, of Marksville. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Eula Reed Bordelon of Marksville; two sons, Michael of Shreveport and Stephen of Marksville; one daughter, Donna Buster of Austin, three brothers, Lloyd of Jennings, Elton and Paul of Marksville; two sisters, Louise Cassiere of Shreveport and Mary Bon-nette of Marksville and four DEVOIL FIRMIN, 89, of Dupont died on May 2, 1978. Funeral services were held In Immaculate Conception Catholic Church at Dupont with Rev. Jules Spreit officiating. Burial was in Mater Dolorosa Cemetery at Plaucheville under direction of Escude of Man-sura. Survivors include his wife, Mrs.

Bertha Armand Firmin of Dupont; two grandchildren and three great grandchildren. WINNIE LEMOINE BORDELON, 82, of Moreauville died on May 6, 1978. Funeral services were held in Sacred Hear! Catholic Church at Moreauville with Msgr. John Tim-mermans officiating. Burial was in church cemetery under direction of Escude of Moreauville.

Survivors include her husband Paul Mack Bordelon of Moreauville; four sons, Louis of Moreauville, Kirby of New Orleans, Everett of Vallejo, Calif, and John of Plaucheville; two daughters, Rita Bordelon and Nar-cille David, both of Moreauville; one brother, Oliver Lemoine of Moreauville; 'one sister, Mrs. Wesley Valois of Moreauville; 15 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. LANCE JOSEPH GREMILLION, 62, of Belledeau died on May 5, 1978. Funeral services were held in St. Martin De Tours Catholic Church at Belledeau with Rev.

Adrian Molen-schot officiating. Burial was in church cemetery under direction of Escude of Mansura. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Blanche Marcotte Gremillion of Hes-smer; one daughter, Joyce Roy of Laplace; two brothers, Edwin of Hessmer and Otis of Belledeau; two sisters, Mrs. Layman Dauzat of Hessmer and Mrs.

Pennie Barrie of New Orleans and four grandchildren. MATHILDA ZIMMER BORDE- Avoymis com ROUHD-UP (By "Chuck" WhisAion) Russel Guillot, Marksville, charged with disturbing the peace on April 19, 1978 by using loud, offensive and vulgar language and swinging a lug wrench at several people. Trial has been set for May 18, 1978. TRIAL: James Manuel was tried and found not guilty on a charge of simple battery. HEARING: A preliminary hearing was held in the case of Johnnie Du-pas, Moreauville, and the court held that sufficient evidence was offered to hold the defendant for trial.

A charge of aggravated assault had been made as on March 30, 1978, Dupas assaulted Sherman II. Jacobs with a pistol. He had pleaded not guilty and the trial date has been set for May 1 1 1978. BOND FORFEITURES of this week will be presented on the next Court Round Up. TSO for the look of fashion.

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Texas State Oi tical Convenient cmlit available now in Alexandria SouthgatcMall 1804-A Mc Arthur Drive 1 rKT If -f J11 YOU CAN START YOUR f.lAGNALITE COLLECTION TODAY JUST BY OPENING A NEW CHECKING OR SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH US. The 12th Judicial District Court convened in the criminal jurisdiction Thursday, May 4, 1978 with the Honorable Judge Earl Edwards, presiding. The state was represented by the D. Eddie Knoll, his two as-sitants, Mrs. Jeannette Knoll and Darrel Ryland, these were accompanied by the administrative assistant, Freeman Ford and the D.

A. investigator, Ronny Bordelon. ARRAIGNMENTS William C. Stelly, Bordelonville, on a charge of felony theft in that on March 13, 1978 he did take four tires, the property of Lonzo Lemoine. His trial has been fixed for May upon a plea of not guilty.

Sharon Lachney, Mansura, arraigned on a charge of simple battery as on March, 12 she did commit a battery on Thelma DeSoto by striking her with her hands and fists. A plea of not guilty resulted in the matter being set for trial on May 11, 1978. Michael Ray and Marlon Bagwell, both of Pineville, arraigned on charge of theft as on February 20, 1978 they did take merchandise belonging to the Bordelon Catalog Sales Agency of Bunkie. Ray entered a plea of not guilty and his trial has been fixed for May 11, 1978. Bagwell entered a plea of guilty and has been remanded for sentence on June 8.

James Joseph Tassin, Marksville, was under an indictment by the Grand Jury for first degree murder on February 17, 1978. He was arraigned on the charge of first degree murder in that he did intentionally kill Samuel Baudin by running over him with an automobile. He entered a plea of not guilty and one of not guilty by reason of insanity. A trial by jury has been scheduled for May 22, 1978. Oscar Reed, Cheney ville, arraigned on a charge of forgery as on March 24, 1978, he did issue and transfer a check in the sum t)f $120 with the intent to defraud made payable to Oscar Reed and signed Roy Martin, as the proposed maker thereof.

A plea of guilty resulted in his being remanded for sentence on May 11, 1978. SUGGESTED SCHEDULE AMOUNT OF HEW DEPOSII i blLSrrfcLi if 'X I 1W LU11, I Ul DUiUClUUVUlC U1CU Ull May 6, 1978. 4 Funeral services were held in St. Peter's Catholic Church at Bordelon-ville with Rev. James Roy officiating.

Burial was in church cemetery under direction of Escude of Mansura. Survivors include three sons, Noba and Wilbert of Bordelonville and Garrett of Baton Rouge; three daughters, Mrs. Eugene Gaspard and Mrs. Beverly Armand of Bordelonville and Mrs. Wylis Armand of Harvey; 21 grandchildren; 15 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild.

BLANCHE NECK, 76, of Marks-ville; a native of Mansura, died on May 1,1978. Funeral rites were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Marksville, with interment in church cemetery under direction of Hixson Bros, of Marksville. Survivors include one son, Sam Neck of Marksville; two daughters, Mrs. Merlin Chatelain of Mansura, Mrs.

Wade Laborde of Echo; three sisters, Marie Halloran of Mansura, Rose Briggs of Marksville and Mrs. Estelle Desselle of Baton Rouge; 12 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. ELMUS P. PONTHIEUX, 64, of Marksville died on April 26, 1978. Funeral rites were held at Hixson Bros.

Chapel, Marksville, with interment in St Joseph Cemetery, Marksville, under direction of Hixson Bros, of Marksville. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Verlin Ponthieux of Marksville; one son, Steve of Carrollton, one step son, Michael Guillot of New Orleans; two daughters, Laya Jane Jones of Slidell, Charlotte Ponthieux of New Orleans; two step daughters, Carol Lachney of New Orleans and Sharon Cross of Lafayette; two brothers, Nelson and Sylvan Ponthieux of Marksville; two sisters, Edna Moulard of Marksville and Leontine Rabalais of Plaucheville and 7 grandchildren. EOLA L. COOPER, 75, of Marksville died on April 25, 1978.

Funeral rites were held at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Marksville, with Rev. Norman Buvens officiating. Interment was in church cemetery under direction of Hixson Bros, of Marksville. ,1 i Al.l Jlcm 1100 $500 SljOOO 5,000 SI0O 8" Omelet Tan 8.00 6.00 4 (H) I KIT 10.00 1 Qt.

Sauce Pan 12.50 10.50 8.50 3.50 14.50 2 Qt. Sauce Tan 15.50 13.50 1 1.50 6.50 17.50 3 Qt. Sauce Tan 16.50 14.50 12,50 7.50 IM.50 8" Covered Skillet 15.50 13.50 1 1.50 6 50 10" Covcrcxl Skillet 17.50 15.50 13.50 8.50 IV 50 10" Chicken Try er 20 00 18.00 16.00 11.00 22.00 3 Qt. Dutch Oven 14.00 12 00 10.00 5.00 16.00 5 Qt. Dutch Oven 17.50 15 50 13 50 8 50 19.50 12" Oval Roaster 23.00 19.00 19.00 14.00 25 00 SFicceSet 54.00 53 00 52.00 47 00 56 00 Member Mrs.

Peter Pepiton of Simmesport is Miown picking up two and three quart size pi-'s of Magnahte cookwear after making a deposit in Mansura State Bank last week. You too ran start or add to your collection of Magnalite Country Collection cookear by just opening or adding to a checking or savings am ount at Mansura State Bank, and paying only a small amount frx the piece of your choice. David Paul Jones, Mansura, arraigned on a charge of attempted murder as on April 22, 1978, he did attempt to murder Vemon Johnson by shooting him with a pistol. He entered a plea of not guilty and the case has been fixed for a trial by jury on May 22, 1978. Bank Mansura State Member PHOHE 964-2454 P.

0. BOX 8 Donald D. Guillot, Mansura, arraigned on a charge of aggravated battery as on April 19, 1978. he did commit a battery on Joseph H. Francois by staking him with a jack.

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