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Zachary Post • Tuesday, March 5, 2013 • Vol. 8, No. 10 • Published Weekly • Circulation 16,000 • zacharypost.com © 2013
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See ANTIQUES on page 4
Jackson Assembly Antiques Show & Sale March 22-24
The 48th An-nual Jackson As-sembly Antiques Show and Sale will be held March 22-24 this year in historic downtown Jackson, La. Started in 1964, the event is put on by the Jackson Assem-bly, a civic organiza-tion dedicated to the preservation of his-toric structures in the Jackson area.
All the traditional activities will be of-
This year’s Zachary/Baker Relay for Life is set for Friday evening, April 19 at the BREC Zachary Com-munity Park off of Old Scenic Hwy.
The event offers a great way to support those in our community who have lost loved ones and to celebrate with the survivors who fought—and continue to fight—cancer. Here are a few updates on how you can become involved if you have not already.
Teams: Relay teams are still forming, and you can either join an existing team or create your own. This year’s theme is “Making Can-cer History,” and teams are encour-aged to be creative when choosing tent decorations and food items. This can be a favorite historical time period, event or person. There will be prizes awarded for the best decorated tent related to this year’s theme with bonus points given if
you incorporate the food you are selling and/or your activity with your theme. Register your team or join a team at www.relayforlife.org/zacha-rybakerla.
Survivors: A special survivor dinner will be held in honor of all survivors, but registration is required to receive an invitation. Contact Ta-mara Vines at 225-654-0779 or reg-ister online at www.relayforlife.org/zacharybakerla.The dinner is free and will take place at the relay, from 6-7 p.m. Survivors registered will receive a free purple survivor t-shirt. To honor loved ones lost to cancer, the Relay committee is asking for photos for use in a slideshow during opening ceremonies and during the Luminaria ceremony. Send picture with name, years survived with can-
See RELAY on page 3
Zachary/Baker Relay for Life: Get Involved Today!
The Zachary Community School District hosted the 2nd Annual Black History Month Celebration in the new Visual and Performing Arts Center at Zachary High School. This year, the program centered on the 50th anniversary of “The Great March to Washington” and Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” civil rights speech.
The event got off to a rousing start with a performance by the Zachary High School Jazz Band under the di-rection of Donny Alexander.
The program continued with a performance of “We Shall Over-come” and “Lift Every Voice and Sing” by Reginald Collins and the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Zachary Committee and Community Choir Volunteers accompanied by Thomas Scott.
Elise Lathon led the crowd in a rendition of the National Anthem and was followed by student per-formances directed by Derek Mudd, Christopher Krejci and Trish Dry. All eyes were on the big screens in the theater for the airing of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech which was shown in its entirety with permission from the Intellectual Properties Manage-ment.
Bronco Beat, a select group of
ZHS Choir students under the direc-tion of Jason Bowers, also lent their voices to the evening.
After an extensive literary raf-fle, Superintendent Scott Devillier thanked the community for joining in the celebration.
ZCSD Students Celebrate Black History Month
ZHS Student Poet Taylor Franklin per-formed her original poem at the school district’s black history program.
The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Zachary Committee and Community Choir Volunteers, accompanied by Thomas Scott, performed for gathered guests.
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Students Celebrate Black History .......................Zachary/Baker Relay for Life .............................Jackson Assembly Antiques Sale .........................City ......................................................................Milestones ...........................................................2013 Students of the Year ....................................Classifieds ...........................................................Calendar of Events .............................................
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(Above) Mr. Charles Duplechain, President of the Myrtle Hill Civic Association attended the Zachary City Council meeting on February 26 to officially recognize and present a certificate of appreciation to the Zachary Fire Department, Zachary Police Department and Zachary Feed and Garden Supply for their outstanding service, contribution and support during their 2012 Christmas social in Myrtle Hill Subdivision. Mr. Duplechain said, “It feels good to be in a city that is supported by the leader-ship of our public safety agencies and area businesses coming together to make our event such a huge success.” Mr. Duplechain (right) is pictured here with Fire Chief Danny Kimble.
(Right, top) The Mayor and members of the Zachary City Coun-cil recognized Justin Walker, Zachary fireman (far left), who was recently awarded first place for the 2012 VFW Outstanding Fire-man of the Year Award from the local division and second place for the State Veterans of Foreign Wars Department of Louisiana.
(Above) Murphy Oil Company’s effort to strengthen the com-munities in which it operates was evident in downtown Zachary. Eric Burise, Murphy Oil district manager, along with nine re-gional supervisors, teamed up to spruce up the Zachary Historical District. The group washed windows, porches and steps at the historical homes and picket fences surrounding the homes on Virginia St. Mayor Amrhein and Zachary Historic Village Direc-tor Jean Byers were on hand to applaud the Murphy employees who generously donated their time and energy to freshen things up. The group plans to return in the future for more beautification efforts.
Freelance Artist Lisa Pope Exhibits Artwork at City Utility OfficeThe City of Zachary is proud
to showcase local artists from the Zachary Artist Guild at the City Hall Utility Office throughout the year. Zachary newcomer Lisa Pope is presently exhibiting several of her pieces, including “Two Blades of Grass”, soft pastel, “Purple Iris”, watercolor, “Curiosity”, watercolor and “Blue Star Fish Discovery”, watercolor. Her skills and expertise includes, watercolor, pastel, acrylic paint, graphite and charcoal draw-
ings. She also does commissioned paintings and portraits from photos. She is presently a member of the Louisiana Watercolor Society and the Zachary Artist Guild.
Lisa has always loved art, even though she chose to pursue a career in education, serving as a school counselor in Virginia Beach, Vir-ginia. With a career at hand, mar-riage and family, she was left with little time for art. After growing to miss it, she dug out her old paints
and gave them a whirl, immediately reconnecting with her original love for painting.
Lisa says, “I apply paint and can’t wait to see what happens. Pablo Pi-casso was quoted as saying, ‘Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once he grows up.’ This is what I am attempting to do–return to the art I love and see the world with fresh new eyes... It feels like a rebirth.”
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Luminaria and Wishing Lan-terns: The luminaria bags are $10 each and the floating wishing lan-terns are available for $25 each. Both of these can be purchased from De-nise Burdette at Zachary City Hall. The lanterns are placed along the re-lay site, and the wishing lanterns will be lit and released into the night sky
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during a ceremony. Local Fundraisers: Old cell
phones and electronics are being collected at the Zachary Branch Library to recycle and raise money for their Relay team. This Saturday, March 9, their team will host a book sale and bake sale at the Zachary Farmer’s Market from 8 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Drop off your used cell phones and see the handcrafted necklaces (Neck-Lace4Life) for sale. Both are fundraisers, and all proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. In ad-
dition, the City of Zachary Relay team is raffling off a shotgun for $5/ticket with proceeds going to Ameri-can Cancer Society.
Volleyball Tournament: Teams consist of six players per team. Teams are co-ed and no coach is needed. The cost to play is $10 per person, and you can either create your own team or the committee can help you put together a team. The tournament kicks off at 5 p.m. on April 19, and games end at 15 points, double elimination. Contact
Sharron Ventura at [email protected] or 225-266-4439 to sign up or gather more information.
The next Relay for Life meeting will be Monday, March 18 at 6 p.m. at Lane’s West Wing Conference Room. Anyone with a team is asked to attend as well as anyone interest-ed in learning more. Find informa-tion on all of these ways to become involved at www.relayforlife.org/zacharybakerla.
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fered including over 20 antique deal-ers from throughout the South selling elegant antiques and collectibles, a self-guided walking tour of the His-toric District including three historic churches and the original 1816 Feli-ciana courthouse, a regional artists’ show and sale, and, of course, the popular Gumbo Kitchen lunch fair for hungry antiquers looking to fill their bellies with home cooking and delicious desserts.
Every year, the event also features an additional historic structure on its tour; this year, it is the Professor’s Cottage at Centenary State Historic Site as well as the two-story col-umned 1837 West Wing Dormitory. The Cottage holds historic exhibits and period furnishings.
Even if you have already visited Centenary, you will want to drop by again to be among one of the first vis-itors to view a fascinating new video presentation. The 18-minute video, unveiled last November, covers the full history of the College, from its 1826 beginnings, through the diffi-cult Civil War period when the Col-lege was turned into a hospital and was even the site of battle, to its clos-ing and relocation to Shreveport in 1908. The video then recounts how the original campus and its build-ings changed hands over the next 60 years, facing demolition of some of its buildings and extreme disrepair before the state purchased it and re-stored the current standing structures.
Admission to the Antiques Show and Sale is $10 and includes the tour
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of the Professor’s Cottage and the West Wing at Centenary as well as entrance to the churches and court-house on the walking tour. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday and Sat-urday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sun-day. The Professor’s Cottage will be open from noon until 4 p.m. daily. The $10 ticket is good for all three days. All proceeds from the event support the preservation activities of the Jackson Assembly, which, over the decades, has been directly responsible for the preservation of seven historic structures and has in-directly influenced the preservation of upwards of 35 structures.
For more information, call 225-634-7155 or email [email protected].
Austin Bradford, a third grade student at Central Private School, earned another championship dur-ing the 2012 MTA Louisiana Cross-Country (LACC) races series which is a 10-round championship series promoted by AcadianaRacing.com. Race venues test each rider’s overall ability by offering motocross sec-tions, hills, roots, woods trails and grass tracks.
Although he was among the youngest of the riders for this class, Austin raced a 2012 KTM 50SX and proved that his talent and abil-ity, along with great support from his parents and little sister, was a hard combination to beat.
Over the course of the season, Austin has won seven out of the ten rounds and received the hole shot award for eight out of ten rounds. As a result of his hard work, Austin re-
ceived an award for the 2012 LACC Overall Championship as well as the Number 1 plate, which signi-fies his accomplishments during the 2012 series, at the year end LACC awards banquet in February.
Austin would like to send a spe-cial thanks to his Dad, who is his mechanic, for always keeping his bike running in top shape.
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Calendar of EventspARTy at Your Place Public Paint
Party | March 8, 6–9 p.m.This month you can get messy as attendees will have the option of painting “Pelican at Sunset” or dive into some molding paste and create a beautiful abstract. A 16x20 canvas and all painting supplies will be provided. The event takes place each month at Don Lyn Florist located at 4348 Hwy. 19. by pARTy at Your Place. Bring your favorite beverage (adult beverages are okay). Open to all ages including children. Call 225-288-3772 or email [email protected] to
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Parents Night OutMarch 8, 6–11 p.m.
Just Like Home Too is hosting a Parents Night Out so parents can enjoy a night on the town and leave the kids with them for an evening of “kid-sized” fun. Children will enjoy five hours of play, food, arts, crafts, video games and more. Cost is $25/child and $10/sibling. The center is located at 6363 Main St., Suite F in Zachary. For more information, call
225-658-5105.
Attic Trash and Treasure SaleMarch 8–10
Previously held at the old Mervyn’s at Cortana, the Inner Wheel Club of Baton Rouge has moved their annual event this year to the old Walmart building in Baker located at 14740 Plank Rd. The proceeds from this year’s sale will go to Brave Heart Children in Need, Inc., St. Vincent de Paul; Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center; Families Helping Families; The Hospice of Baton Rouge; The
JL Foundation; LA Resource Center for Educators; THRIVE and Young Leaders Academy of BR, Inc. This year, credit cards will be accepted. Choose from thousands of items including: furniture, collectables, and clothing for the whole family, jewelry, books, holiday items, antiques and more. Hours are: Fri. 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. and Sun. 11 a.m.-4
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RACZ General Meeting March 14, 6 p.m.
The Regional Arts Council of Zachary (RACZ) is hosting its quarterly membership meeting at the Zachary Branch Library. The meeting is open to the public, including all current members and anyone interested in becoming a member. A “Meet and Greet” session will start off the event. Enjoy light snacks and refreshments and learn how you can get involved in the exciting projects planned for 2013. For more information, visit www.
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Kick-A-Thon to Benefit St. Jude’s March 15, 5 p.m.
Zachary Karate is hosting a Kick-A-Thon to benefit St Jude Children’s Research Hospital with a goal of $5000. This unique fundraiser is open to anyone, young and old, and participants are to look for sponsors for their “kicks,” sponsored per kick or one-time donations. The event will try to “kick it up” for about 2 to 2-1/2 hours. Donations are tax deductible and ALL proceeds will go to St Jude. For additional details or to see how you can become involved, call Larry at 225-278-8620 or Edie at 225-772-
3623. Sponsorship forms are available at Zachary Karate.
Miss Zachary Pageant March 16
Part of the annual Zachary Arts & Music Festival, the Miss Zachary Pageant is open to girl’s ages 0-23. The pageant is a “Sunday Best” pageant (no glitz) and interested individuals have nine divisions to choose from. The pageant takes place on March 16 and awards will be given in each division and all participants who receive an award will take part in the fashion show on Sunday March 24. Miss Queen and Teen Queen will represent Zachary throughout the year, and all queens will appear in the Zachary Christmas parade and Zfest. Registration closes on March 2. For more information, visit www.Zfest.us or contact Rhonda Gerald, at
Hunter Safety CourseMarch 16 & 17
Sponsored by the 20th Judicial District Attorney’s office at the Jackson Civic Center in Jackson. Interested individuals must pre-register and attend both days. Course is 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday and 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Sunday. For more information, call
225-683-8563.
St. Joseph’s Altar at St. John the Baptist Church | March 16 & 17
The Eighth Annual St. Joseph’s Altar at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church will be displayed on Saturday, March 16 and Sunday, March 17 in the Parish Activity Center. Pastor, Father Jeffery
Bayhi will bless the altar on Saturday at 6 p.m. and again on Sunday at noon. There will be a Lenten Meal after the Sunday blessing. Everyone is welcome to view and to attend the Sunday blessing and meal. There is no charge. For more information call 225-654-5778 or visit www.sjb-ola.
org.
Diabetes Support Group Mtg. March 19, 2–3 p-.m.
This group welcomes those with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes as well as their family, friends and others in supporting roles. Come learn more or reinforce what you already know. Registration is not required and the group meets at Lane Regional Medical Center. For more information call Sherri Brady, RN
at 225-658-4583.
Zachary Arts & Music Festival (Zfest) | March 21–24
The 7th annual Zachary Arts & Music Festival will be held on the grounds of BREC’s Community Park, 20055 Old Scenic Hwy. There will be as many as 100 regionally and locally renowned artists, food vendors, a petting zoo and pony rides, paddleboards on the lake, a rock wall, and much more. Musical entertainment includes the Todd O’Neil Band, Chee Weez, Randy Houser and the Not4Sale Band. Carnival opens at 5 p.m. on March 21. Festival hours are: 5–9 p.m. on Thursday, 5–11:30 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m.–11:30 p.m. on Saturday and 12–7 p.m. on Sunday. For complete
schedules, visit www.zfest.us.
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