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age 2A The Rayne Acadian-Tribune Thursday. August 13, 1998 iH)fllDTllJAItnE 0 V) tl Gossen Funeral Home of Rayne was in charge of funeral arrangements. Mrs. Roland Matte CHURCH POINT Funeral services were held at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church In Church Point at 2 p.m. Monday, Aug.

10. 1998, for Mrs. Roland Matte, the former Jennie Lee Sonnier, 66, of Church Point, who died at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8.

1998, in Doctors Hospital in Opelousas following a lengthy illness. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Matte was a retired nurse's aide at Rayne Guest Home. Guidry Funeral Home of Church Point was in charge of funeral arrangements.

Nelson St. Amant Funeral services were held Wednesday, Aug. 12. 1998, at 1 p.m. in St Joseph Catholic Church, with Father Gene Tremle officiating, for Mr.

Nelson St. Am.ant, 56, of Rayne, who died Monday, Aug. 10, at his Rayne home. He is survived by two son. Burton St.

Amant and Michael Lyons, both 1 of Baton Rouge; two sisters, Lorena Mire, Duson, and Rosa Mae St. Amant, Baton Rouge; seven grandchildren and a host of nieces and nephews. Duhon Funeral Home of Crowley was in charge of arrangements. Ml It). PICKUP TRUCK FLIPS: A Lake Charles driver and his unidentified male passenger suffered moderate injuries about 5 p.m.

Tuesdays when the pickup truck flipped twice and came to rest in the ditch on the westbound lane of Interstate 1 0. The driver, Mario Garner, 1 8, according to the trooper, apparently fell asleep at the wheel, allowing the truck to drift into the left lane. When the driver overcorrected, the truck went into the ditch and flipped twice before landing upright. Both Garner and his passenger were transported by ambulance to American Legion Hospital in Crowley. Garner was charged with careless operation.

(Acadian-Tribune Photo by Paul Kedinger) Texas; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Trahan, Mire; maternal great-grandparents, Gerlis Meche and Joseph Irby Comeaux, both of Rayne. Pallbearer were Albert Breaux and Blake Trahan. Duhon Funeral Home of Rayne was in charge of funeral arrangements.

Rita Fontenot CHURCH POINT Funeral services were held Sunday, Aug. 9, 1998, at 3 p.m. in Our Lady of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Church Point, with Father Fred Swenson officiating, for Rita Fontenot, 82, of Church Point, who died on Friday, Aug. 7. 1998, at 8:30 a.m.

in the Acadia-St. Landry Hospital In Church Point. Burial was In Our Lady of Sacred Heart Cemetery in Church Point She is survived by two sisters, Theresa Arceneaux, Church Point, and Mrs. Ferdie (Ella Fontenot) Arceneaux, Lawtell; and five brothers, Vincent Fontenot, Ville Platte, Nolton Fontenot and Ferdie Fontenot, both of Opelousas, Francis Fontenot, Lawtell, and Daniel Fontenot, Baton Rouge. She was preceded in death by two brothers.

Levy Fontenot and Ivan Fontenot. Duhon Funeral Home of Church Point was in charge of funeral arrangements. Oraphine S. Hoffpauir INDIAN BAYOU Funeral services were held Tuesday, Aug. 9, 1998, at 2 p.m.

in the Indian Bayou Methodist Church for Oraphine Smith Hoffpauir, 90, who died at 5: 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 9 in the American Legion Hospital in Crowley. Burial was in the Indian Bayou Methodist Cemetery. She is survived by two sons, Avery Lloyd Hoffpauir, Indian Bayou, and Howard James Hoffpauir, Lake Charles; seven daughters, Ora Foreman, Velma Stutes, Zora Ann Hoffpauir, Buel Hyfleld and Annette LeBeouf, all of Indian Bayou, Irene Foreman, Houston, Texas, and Lorraine LeBouef, Abbeville; two brothers, Kelly Smith, New Brunsfel, Texas, and Jennings Smith, Hackberry; two sisters, Alma Sensat, Brennhan, Texas, and Helen Harrington, Jennings; 17 grandchildren; 23 great-grandchildren; and four great-greatgrandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, Avery C. Hoffpauir, and three i 1111 i IJolton H. Menard I'Z Funeral services were held in Friday. Aug. 7.

1998. at 2 Iptm. In St. Joseph Catholic Church here for Nolton H. IMenard, 70.

Burial was In St. Leo Cemetery. Survivors Include his wife, Jtfta Neu Menard, Rayne; one ion, Wayne Menard, Rayne; 'four daughters. Merlle M. Harrington, Crowley, Connie M.

Billiot. Susan M. Henry and 'Debbie M. Robinson, all of feayne; one brother, Antolne Menard, Rayne; four sisters, fefia M. Roberts.

Marie M. faiibodeaux and Lena M. Walker, all of Rayne. and Odella Pelllssier, Morgan City; 12 jrpindchlldren; and three step-; grandchildren. He was preceded in death by "fjts.

parents, Dominic and Emily jgjnlth Menard; and four broth- Xfs; Jules, Leonard, Alton and JStlas Menard. Gossen Funeral Home of JSayne was in charge of funeral StTangements. MSB. Ccottie Joseph Breaux Graveside services were held Jiklay, Aug. 7, 1998.

at 2 p.m. 2rSt Joseph Cemetery No. 2 Jbf infant Scottie Joseph Breaux of Rayne who died at foirth on Wednesday, Aug. 5, in Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge. jl'He is survived by his mother ind father, Jennifer and Joseph Breaux, Rayne; one sister, Natalie Nicole Breaux, Rayne; parental grandparents, Dupuis, Kaplan, and Breaux, Inglesid, sTRIBITS dontinued from Page 1A hygiene products.

I Chief Arceneaux advises some items have been recov- ered and expects an arrest Tsoon. Bridge work bids opened The Louisiana Department rof Transport-ation and Development (DOTD) opened bids on several federal bridge replacement projects in Acadia 'Parish at its July 29 public bid opening. The low bid of $606,495.52 submitted by Cypress Construction Pipeline Service, Inc. of Westlake for grading, base course, paving, drainage and related bridge work on Ebenezer Road over Que DeTortue, on Ebenezer Road over Bayou Blanc, on Standard Mill Road over Bayou Blanc Just each of SCrowley and on Tornado Road Bayou Wickoff about one west of LA 98. The low bid of $698,786.24 submitted by W.E.

HVIcDonald Son, Inc. of for bridge work on 'Stakes Road over DeSaule I Coulee just east of LA 3070, on 'Howard Road over Pointe Aux Loups Bayou just south of LA 98, on Allie Young Road over Berwick Bayou, 6-10ths of a mile east of LA 97 and on "Perchville Road over Bayou Mallet three miles southeast of In mm included in a multi-media CD produced by Acadiana '99 to commemorate FrancoFete and the 300th anniversary of the settling of Louisiana in 1999. The CD ROM is endorsed by CODOFIL and contains pictures, video, photographs, maps and listing of Acadiana attractions. Huner told the Council members. For its sponsorship, the City of Rayne will be featured on 60 seconds of video, provided a 60-image slide show, a map and text information about the city and its tourist attractions.

In addition, the city will receive 1,000 copies of the CD which it can sell or distribute to visitors. The mayor again praised city workers who built ball fields in Mauboules Park with a $35,000 Louisiana Office of COME MEET LOIS CITY EARNS LMA AWARD: Prior to Monday night's meeting, Mayor Jim Petitjean and members of the City Council joined city workers who built baseball fields at Mauboules Park, a project which won the city a second place award for Community Achievement Award for community development during the convention of the Louisiana Municipal Association this past weekend in Shreveport. This award is the fourth the city has received in as many years. Rayne won a first place for its RV Park and second places for the development of Depot Square and the new wastewater treatment plant. During the meeting, the mayor led a round of applause for the city workers who provided all the labor to construct the playing fiels with a $35,000 Louisiana Office of Rural Development grant.

(Acadian-Tribune Photo by Paul Kedinger) COUNCIL ii IS Rural Development grant The project earned a second place Community Achievement Award for community development at the recent LMA convention in Shreveport The competition is co-sponsored by the Luisiana Department of Economic Development Louisiana Industrial Development Executives Association and LMA. In other business, the Council: Introduced an ordinance adopting an operating budget for the coming fiscal year; Approved a 30-day lease of the fairgrounds by the Chamber of Commerce for the Frog Festival; and Declared a spray tank surplus equipment JOHN BREAUX in Idx Oizrhs at the Lake Charles Civic Center Exhibition Hall, 900 Lakeshore Drive Wednesday, August 19, 1998 8pm $25 per couple. Casual Attire. MOfffAVX a Broussard reunion The Famille Brausoleil Association (Broussard Families) met recently and continued to plan for a mini-reunion of all Broussards to be held in the Town of Broussard on Sunday, Oct. 18, 1998.

This get-together will finalize plans for the first international reunion of Broussards to be held July 31. 1999, in the USLBlackham Coliseum in Lafayette. The next planning meeting will be held in the dining room of Le Miason de Maman, the restaurant located in Vermilionville in Lafayette. Lunch will be available beginning at 12 noon for $8 including choice of entree, vegetable, salad, drink and dessert. The meeting will begin at 1 p.m.

For information, call Don Louis Broussard at 318-984-9955 or erbbchevrcn.com. begin Aug. 24 cessing (ISYS (75 clock hours) will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. beginning Feb. 18, 1999, through May 27, 1999.

Classes must consist of least 10 students to begin. Mr Cft ce TO FO OF i tli Ro ok da Im In. Ju In In oo on no 1S 1 I a. 9 ft It (p it IK to ft ft tl. Continued from Page 1A standards.

Mader also complimented the plant operator for his close attention to plant operation and maintenance. Mayor Petitjean offered some stern words to Wilton Benoit, the owner of eight properties which Building Inspector Dave Besse reported must be brought up to accepted building standards. Four of the building are located on East Branche. while three are located on Karen St The Council voted to give Benoit 60 days to repair the houses on East Branche and clean up trash and 90 days to repair the Karen St houses before proceeding with demolition. After hearing a presentation by C.L.

Huner, the Council agreed to spend $7,500 to be 2 fk 6 Acadian Campus to Acadian Campus will begin the fall quarter on Monday, Aug. 24. Persons interested in enrolling in day classes can apply by phoning the campus at 788-7521 to make applications by scheduling entrance testing. The TABE test is given each Tuesday beginning at 8 a.m. and lasting until approximately 12:30 p.m.

There is a 55 charge for testing. Registration for the following fall quarter evening classes is now being taken from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. until Aug. 28.

A $5 registration fee is required for the following classes in addition to tuition. Drafting and design technology and computer aided drafting will be offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. beginning Sept 1 through Dec. 17 and Jan. 5 through May 27.

1999. Welding will be offered Monday and Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. beginning Aug. 31. 1998, through Jan.

27, 1999. Class size will be limited to 15 students. Computer literacy (IISYS 110)(45 clock hours) will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m. beginning Sept. 1 through Oct 20, Basic keyboarding rTYPG)(75 clock hours) will be held Tuesday and Thursday evening from 6 yo 9 p.m.

beginning Oct 22 through Feb. 11, 1999. Introduction to word pro Homeowned Operated by 1 41 0 The Blvd. Rayne 334-4820 Gerald Brunella Alleman 1 0am-9pm Mon-Sat 1 0am-3pm Sunday MondayAug. 17 Hamburger Steak Platter 3Pm-9Pm 4,49 WednesdayAug.

19 Shrimp Po-Boy. All Day S2 -95 Seafood Platter. 3pm-9pm 7.95 Thursday Woodman plan benefit raffle -The Modern Woodman of America, Camp 2219 of Rayne Is sponsoring a matching fund raffle for the benefit of the Christian Service Center here. The donation is $1 per with the drawing to be held "Thursday. Aug.

20. Prizes will include a 13-inch color television, a VCR and a rice pot All proceeds from this project will be matched by the home office of Modern Woodman of America up to $2,500. The money will be donated to the Christian Service Center and will be used to purchase ifood and clothing for the poor and homeless in the community. For more information, contact Raymond Trahan at Hamburger Combo avv.kreawxli.t I Tl I fl i FridaySaturdaySunday 1 Priori Qhrimn nr i (VU Will lllll VI Combo FishShrimp tell Til Frit J-177 i i 24 Shrimp Platter $9.99 SaturdaySunday 8 Pc. Dark (Chicken Rolls) r3-99 Ribeyes, Crawfish Etoufee, Fried or Grilled Pork Chops, Hamburger Steaks.