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rjt Thursd.y. Oclobrr 1992 vm RAVNE ACADIAN.TRIBUN3 Campus 'J i i t. 7 ,1 7 GOLDEN GRADUATES HONORED: Honored during the annual Homecoming Tea on Filday, Sept. 18, were members of the graduating class of 1 942 of Raync High School, celebrating their 50th year of graduation day. Classmates gathering for the occasion were, front row, from left, Rcnola Clement Bourque, Roy Denise, Rita Neu and Myrtle Thcriot Brooks; back row, Herbert Hernandez, Charles Chappuis and Nelson Richard.

(Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lisa Soileaux) HOMECOMING QUEEN IS CROWNED: Taking part in the crowning ccrcmon.cs ol half-time show during JheRaync High School Homecoming Game Friday evening at Wolf Stadium were, from nm. iron, Iclt.crown bearer Kyle James Fontenot, son of Jimmie and Norcllie Fontcnot, and EUse Marie Peliijcan. daughter of Jim and Lynn Petitjean, RHS Alumni; back row, Foy Cradcur, queen's father and escort for ceremonies Crvstal Cradeur 1992 Homecoming Queen; Kelly Pizzalotta. 1991 royalty, and RHS Principal James Proctor. adian-Trihunc Photo by Lisa Soileaux) Agricultural Educators Reap Top State Honors Public Notices Allen R.

Miller honored by ilvir professional asso- Both applications have been hcqdquartcrs for Regional forwarded to the National NVATA competition. High School, received top state honors in the National Vocational Agricultural Teachers' Association (NVATA) Outstanding Young uraaiey a. Leger nation for outstanding achievc- Two agriscience instructors from mcnts in their field. Allen R. Miller, Acadia Parish were recently Agriscience Instructor at Raync flii ff a a v4 r- -t "Nsseii i n-j V1" Member Award.

Bradley A. Leger, Agriscience Instructor at Midland High School, also received top state honors in the NVATA Outstanding Agriculture Education Teacher Award. These awards were presented at the Annual Louisiana Vocational Agriculture Teachers' Association (LVATA) Conference held in New Orleans August 5-7, .1992. Both Miller and Leger are very active in school and community activiucs as well as their professional organizations. They serve as Advisors to very successful and active FFA Chapters at their respective schools.

Miller currently serves as the LVATA Area III Membership Vice President and LVATA Executive Committee. Leger currently serves as a member of the LVATA Executive Committee, LVATA Past President, and Co-Chairman of the Louisiana Vocational Association Legislative Committee. Miller's award, which is sponsored by John Deere, in cooperation with the NVATA, is a means of encouraging young teachers to remain in the profession and to encourage and recognize participation in professional activities. Legcr's award, which is sponsored by Ford New Holland, also in cooperation with the NVATA, distinguishes, NVATA members who are at the pinnacle of their profession those conducting the highest quality agricultural education programs. The award recognizes leadership in civic, community, agriscienceagribusincss, and professional activities.

v- NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION Purauam to ttw provlalona of rwokjilon adopted by thoPvlth School Board of tha Parlth of Acadia. Stala of Uutelana (trw "Governing Authority), acting aa th govomlng authority of Church Point School Dind No. I of Acadia Pariah, Louisiana (tha 'DlatncT). on 8ptrtiar 15. 1992.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I apodal olacllon will ba held within tha District on TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 3, 1992, and that at tha laid afectlon than wll 0 aubmrttod to all ragiatarod votari in tha District quaJKIod and milled to vota at tha aald election under the Conatrtutlon and Lawt of the State of Louisiana and the Conatllution of the United Statea. the following proposition, lo-wtt: PROPOSITION-BONDS Shal Church Point School District No. 6 of Acadia Parish, Louisiana, Incur debt and lasue bonds to the amount of Six Mlllon Three Hundred Thousand Dollars (W. 300,000) to run twenty (20) years from date thereof, with Interest at a rate not exceeding twelve per centum (12) per annum, tor the purpose of acquiring andor Improving lands for buHding sites and playgrounds, Including construction of necessary sidewalks and streets adjacent thereto; purchasing, erecting andor Improving school buildings end other school relates' fadflle within and for the District and acquiring the necessary equipment and furnishing therefor, including (1) constructing of a new Church Point Elementary School consisting of classrooms sufficient to accommodate pre-Kindergarten through fifth grade and a new cafeteria capable of serving the school and Church Point High School; (If) Improvements to the Church Point High School consisting of an agriculture shop and business department additions, replacement of main building boiler system with unit heaters and building upgrade Including plumbing, restroom ventilation, electrical and lighting Improvements; (III) Improvements to Church Point Middle School consisting of new band room, administrative and restroom additions, and building upgrade Including plumbing, restroom ventilation, heating, electrical and lighting Improvements; and (Iv) Improvements to Richard Elementary School consisting of gym repairs and ventilation, two (2) new classrooms, admlnlalrailve and restroom additions, new multipurpose room, and buldlng upgrade Including plumbing, restroom ventlatlon, heating, electrical and lighting bonds wtl be general obigailons of said School District and wll be payable from ad valorem taxes to be levied and cosseted In the manner provided by Article VI, Section 33 of the Constitution of the Stale of Louisiana 0) 1(74 and statutory authority supplemental thereto? The said special election wll be held at the folowlng poling places situated within the District, which polls wtl open at six o'clock (8.00) a.

and close at eight o'clock (1:00) p.m., In accordance with the provisions of La. US. 10-541, to-wrc POLLING PLACES Ward 2. Precinct 1. Location (Part) Mire Fire Station, Hwy.

85, Mire Community. Ward 2, Precinct 3. Location (Part) Branch Fke Station. Parish Rd 2-21 Branch. Ward 3, Precinct 1.

Location VFW Home Post 9903, W. Koury Church Point. -Ward 3, Precinct 2. (Part) Richard Elementary School, Hwy. 370, Richard Community.

Ward 3. Precinct 3A. Church Point High School Gym. 622 S. Rogers Church Pctm.

Ward 3. Precinct 3B, Church Point High School Gym. 662 S. Rogers Church Point Ward PredncM. Church Point Jr.

High School, 340 Briscos Church Point. Ward 3, Precinct 5, Richard Elementary School. Hwy. 307, Richard Community. Ward 3, Precinct 6, American Legion.

Hwy. 35 North, Church Point Ward 3, Precinct 7. (Part) Vautrots Store. Hwy. 96 East Church Point Ward 7.

Precinct 1, (Part) Mowala Cathotc Church Hen Hwy. 13. North. Mowata Community. 7, Precinct 3.

(Part) LSU Eunice. Science Hwy. 755, Eunice. Ward 7, Precinct 4. LSU Eunice.

Science Hwy. 755, Eunice. The poling places set forth above are hereby deelg-r ired a the poling places at which to hold Ihe saJ Steele, end tha Conrtlssloners-ln-Charge and Cornrns- eteners, tespectsrery, shall be those persons designated according to law. The said special election wll be held in accordance wtrh the apptcabie provisions of Chapter 5, Chapter 6-A and Chapter 6-B of Trtte 18 of the Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1960, as amended, and other constitutional and statutory authority, and the officers appointed to hojd the said election, as provided In tha Notice of 8pedal Election, or such substitutes therefore as may Deselected and designated In accordance with La. R.S.

11:1287. wll make due returns thereof to said Governing Authority, and NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN that th Governing Authority wHI meet at its regular meeting place, the Parish School Board Office, Crowley. Louisiana. on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 9.

1992 FIVE (6O0) 0 CLOCK P.M., and shal then and there ki (pen and public session proceed to examine and per vms the returns and declare the result of the said special election. All registered voters of the District are antmed to vote at said special election and voting machines be used thereat. THUS DONE AND SIGNED at Crowley. Louisiana, en tNs, the 15th day of September. 1992.

ATTEST: aflobby C. Stringer Secretary aJohnnie Lee Smth Ptesldent Puooah In the Rayne Acadian Tribune beginning Thursday. September 17; Thursday. September 24; Thursday, October 1 and Thursday, October 6. 1992.

Alabama Gov. George Wallace prevented the integration of Tuske-gee High School in 1963 by encircling the building wih state troopers. RCE FESTIVAL ROYALTY: Master Blake Cary and Miss Jennifer Guid-ry were selected to represent Rayne Catholic Elementary at the International Rice Festival, scheduled for October 16 and 17 in Crowley. Blake is the son of Darrell and Susan Cary, and Jennifer is the daughter of Mark and Colcen Guidry, all of Rayne. (Acadian-Tribune Photo by Lia Soileaux) BETA CLUB OFFICERS: Selected to served as Beta Club officers at Branch Elementary for the 1992-93 school year are, front row, from left.

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