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SERVING THE PARISHES OF EAST FELICIANA, WEST FELICIANA AND ST. HELENA THEADVOCATE.COM

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THURSDAY APRIL 16, 2015

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Special to The Advocate

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St. Helena Arts and Technology Academy third-grade student Chivaston Cornish planted a pepper plant in the school’s spring garden April 8 at the academy in Greensburg.

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Volunteers help St. Helena Arts and Technology Academy develop garden

CLINTON — The East Feliciana Parish School Board voted 7-5 Tuesday to interview three finalists for the position of schools superintendent after discussing opening the selection process to additional candidates. The board’s interviews on April 21 will be closed to the public, board President Michael Bradford said. A committee of out-ofparish educators and parish residents interviewed 11 applicants for the post on March 30, recommending that the

board accept Patrick D. Jenkins, George Norflin Jr. and Carlos J. Sam as finalists. The board is seeking a successor to Henderson Lewis Jr., who left last month to become superintendent of Orleans Parish schools. Board members Derald Spears Sr. and Paul Kent attempted to discuss the interview panel’s recommendations behind closed doors without naming the three people the committee recommended. The names already had been announced, however, in an äSee FINALISTS, page 2G

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The design team assisted the elementary students with their garden, and Robertson talked Third- and fifth-grade science with the students about their experiences with home garand social studies enrichment dens. He also spoke with them class students and 4-H’ers at about the things needed to St. Helena Arts and Technolmake a garden grow properly: ogy Academy planted a spring tools, site, water, sun, plants garden April 8 at the academy and teamwork. in Greensburg with the help of The students brainstormed LSU and Southern universities’ a little about why someone Agricultural Center Assistant would grow a garden. The Agent Ahmad Robertson and young gardeners had a chance other volunteers. to share their favorite things Volunteers included local about gardens and gardening. farmer Warner Hall, Rachel The school has two raised Muse, Sank Paige and LSU/SU beds, and the youth planted AgCenter Youth Coordinator Toni Melton, who were on hand tomatoes, okra, hot peppers, to support and assist the youth hibiscus, marigolds, begonias, parsley, sweet basil and dill. with basic demonstration and The students grow their own best planting practices. Robertson said he visited the gardens September through May and are taught a gardengarden before planting day to ing curriculum, which emphaassist the students with bed preparation and weed control. sizes sustainable horticulture practices. St. Helena College and CaRobertson said that through reer Academy agriculture teacher Terry Guy and his stu- hands-on activity, the students learned about mapping and dents developed a landscape constructing a garden bed. and design team to beautify the St. Helena Parish school gardens and flower beds. äSee GROWING, page 2G

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West Feliciana Council approves subdivision BY HOWARD ARCENEAUX Special to The Advocate

St. Helena Arts and Technology Academy student Demya Self helped plant the school’s spring garden April 8. The thirdgrader planted a begonia in the garden to add spring beauty to the crops.

ST. FRANCISVILLE — After a spirited and sometimes contentious public hearing Monday, the West Feliciana Council approved by a 4-3 vote the preliminary plan for the Oak Run subdivision. The preliminary plan for Oak Run, a proposed 27-lot subdivision on a 38-acre tract off La. 966, had been previously rejected by split votes of the council twice, despite unanimous recommendation of the parish’s Planning and Zoning Commission each time. Most recently, two minor requirements were specified as being needed to be addressed by developers Courtney and Brandon Tucker and engineer

Greg Ferries. The modifications were made in the plan that was presented Monday. However, during the public hearing discussion on the subdivision, council member Lea Williams brought up what she considered confusion about the parish’s ordinances pertaining to subdivisions, some of which were adopted in 1983 and others in 1994 and still others in 2005. She said that confusion was reason to consider delaying the subdivision’s approval. However, Parish President Kevin Couhig and Public Works Director Jim Ferguson explained that ordinances adopted in 2014 superseded those previously adopted. In äSee SUBDIVISION, page 2G

BRAC report: Area schools improve some BY STACY GILL

The report looks at data from the Louisiana Department of Education showing outcomes The Baton Rouge Area Cham- of public schools in the Baton ber published its annual educa- Rouge area and provides an tion report card April 6, ana- indication of overall regional lyzing kindergarten through performance. BRAC’s Capital Region in12th-grade performance in the Capital Region schools during cludes East and West Baton Rouge, East and West Felicithe 2013-14 school year. Zachary schools remained ana, Ascension, Iberville, Livat the top — both in the region ingston, Pointe Coupee and St. and in the state — for the 10th Helena parishes. BRAC produces the report consecutive year, the report annually to serve as a tool for states.

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the business community, nonprofits, regional leaders and families to utilize in gauging the quality of educational options in the region, as well as to determine challenges that remain, BRAC officials said in a news release. “Public education is a critical part of growing the regional economy. Keeping track of and reporting this data publicly is important for families, newcomers and business leaders,” said Adam Knapp, president

and CEO of BRAC. “The data in the report card shows that there is still much work to do, but progress is being made. The sobering reality is that the jobs being created today cannot wait until workforce supply catches up.” The majority of the 13 school districts in the Capital Region achieved significant improvements in overall district performance scores, the release said. An average of those scores shows a four-point increase,

which equates to six percent growth overall compared to a one percent improvement for the state as a whole. The increase is largely in part to a big jump by the EBR Recovery School District. In 2013, the Capital Region had four school districts ranked in the top 10 in the state and five in the top 25, which means that in 2014, half of Louisiana’s top 10 school disäSee SCHOOLS, page 2G

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Editor: Darlene Denstorff, (225) 336-6952 or email extra@theadvocate.com

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tricts and nearly one quarter of the top 25 districts were located in the nine-parish region. Comparatively, five school districts remain in the bottom 25 in the state but saw improvement with the most dramatic taking place in the EBRRSD, which increased its score by seven points. The report showed that EBR-RSD and St. Helena were at the bottom of the state rankings at 71 and 73 respectively out of 74 total. Three of the region’s school districts improved by a full letter grade — Livingston, St. Helena and the EBRRSD. St. Helena’s improvement was based on the performance of its elementary and high school following the closure of the RSD-controlled middle school, according to Superintendent Kelli Joseph, who said she knows the importance improving a school district. “Our district has a clear vision now to develop a productive educational system that increases student achievement, develops educator effectiveness and builds public confidence,� said Joseph. “We will continue to work in that spirit of excellence.� East Baton Rouge Parish and Baker school districts saw growth of one percent each with EBR increasing its performance score from 80.3 to 81.3 and Baker from 62.4 to 63.4. West Feliciana schools fell slightly from seventh to 10th overall. The average school performance score for a charter school in the Capital Region is 64, or a D letter grade. The single charter school in East Feliciana — Slaughter Community Charter School — has a school performance score of 98.9, slightly more than one point from an A rating. The BESE-authorized charter schools have an average school performance score of 66.5 (D) while the EBR School Board charters averaged worse with an SPS average of 58.2 (D). BRAC’s full education report is accessible at www. brac.org/K12research.

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LSU/SU AgCenter assistant agent Ahmad Robertson, left, shows St. Helena College and Career Academy ninth-grade student Jermil Myles how to space the plants April 8 while assisting with the spring garden at St. Helena Arts and Technology Academy. The freshman is part of the landscape and design team in his agriculture class at the academy.

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“The students worked well together to make group decisions in planning the school garden and

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did a fantastic job planting all of the plants and flowers,� Robertson said. In addition, Robertson said they develop job and life skills such as responsibility, teamwork, communication, problem solving and leadership.

In other action, the council voted to authorize the purchase of the soon-to-be-vacant grocery store on Highway 10 for $592,500 plus an additional $300,000 for renovations. The building will be used to house the parish’s social services agencies and the Chamber of Commerce. The council also approved the purchase of two lots along the Mississippi River front for the development of a docking facility for river boats and 15 acres for recreational use.

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said Couhig. “It’s about growth and prosperity for the parish, Continued from page 1G and people that want to kill it.� He also presented a petition signed by 163 parish residents addition, a company hired by supporting the subdivision and the parish, Municode, is work- said the two issues brought up ing to update the parish’s ordi- by the council before had been addressed by the developers. nances, they said. Williams persisted in present- The majority of the speakers ing information that she said also supported approval of the made the process of applying plan. Although she was confor subdivision approval concerned about the subdivision fusing. “I don’t think anybody is ordinance, Williams did join fooled by this conversation,� three other council members

— John Kean, Ricky Lambert and Heather Howle — in voting for the subdivision. Voting against were Otis Wilson, Melvin Young and Mel Percy, who, after the vote, said he actually would have voted in favor of Kean’s substitute motion. Later, the council voted against placing a moratorium on approving subdivisions. Voting for the moratorium were Kean and Williams, while Percy, Wilson, Howle and Young opposed it, with Lambert abstaining.

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lecting a superintendent. Member Broderick Brooks Continued from page 1G Sr. argued against the closeddoor session and changing the selection process that the board email from Bradford to board had accepted earlier. “We can’t keep changing,� members on March 30. Spears said he wanted the Brooks said. Brooks, Rhonda Matthews, executive session “to discuss our concerns with the list of J. Curtis Jelks, Melvin Hollins, candidates we have before us,� Tim Corcoran, Mitch Harrell adding he believed the board and Beth Dawson voted for a should consider other candi- substitute motion to name and interview the three finalists, dates. Kent said the board faces “a while Richard Terrell, Joyce dire financial situation� and Kent, Bradford, Paul Kent and may be moving too fast on se- Spears voted in the minority.

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Dardenne to speak about outlook for historic sites

Poverty Point World Heritage Site and Rosedown Plantation Lt. Governor Jay Dardenne State Historic Site in St. Franwill be the guest speaker April cisville. Both are open seven 18 at a public reception hosted days a week. All state historic sites are by the Friends of Oakley. The reception will be held at closed Thanksgiving, ChristAudubon State Historic Site, mas and New Year’s days. Gov. Bobby Jindal’s proposed 11788 La. 965, St. Francisville, budget for the fiscal year bebeginning at 3:30 p.m. Prior to the reception, mem- ginning July 1 includes $3.3 bers of the Friends of Oakley million in additional cuts and are invited to attend a 3 p.m. the recommendation to close 10 of Louisiana’s 19 historic sites, business meeting. Dardenne will speak at 4 p.m., addressing the outlook for Louisiana’s state historic sites during the coming fiscal year. Faced with a $1.5 million budget reduction for the remaining six months of the fiscal year, the Office of State Parks has recently cut $800,000 in maintenance and construction projects and terminated 108 park employees, said Dwight Landreneau, newly appointed assistant secretary for the Louisiana Office of State Parks. Operating expenses have been further reduced by limiting the days and hours some facilities are open. To accommodate staff reductions resulting from recent budget cuts, State Parks will maintain winter hours through the summer, according to a State Parks news release. State Historic Sites will maintain current hours of operation, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Sundays, except for Advocate staff report

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The Rev. Joy Comeaux, of Jackson United Methodist Church, leads the Gospel while the Rev. Jesse Means, of Concord and New Hope United Methodist churches in West Feliciana Parish, reviews his sermon for an Easter sunrise worship service attended by the congregations of the three churches April 5 near Jackson.

Feliciana churches unite for Easter sunrise service Advocate staff report Three Feliciana churches united their congregations on Easter for a sunrise worship service around the outdoor cross on the Spillman property near Jackson. Formerly the Spillman Ranch, which belonged to Irma, Kermit and Russell Spillman, the property was willed to the three churches — Concord United Methodist and New Hope United Methodist in West Feliciana Parish and Jackson United Methodist in East Feliciana Parish, according to Beth Dawson, Jackson church member. The Rev. Jesse Means, of Concord and New Hope, delivered the sermon, and the Rev. Joy Comeaux, of Jackson United Methodist, recited a greeting opening prayer and presented the Gospel lesson. Guest Debbie Morris, of Judson Baptist Retreat Center in St. Francisville, led the congregation in three hymns:

“He Lives,� “Christ Arose� and “Fairest Lord Jesus.� Following the service, the church members gathered for breakfast at Jackson UMC, prepared by the church’s women’s group and organized by Berlene Morgan. The sunrise service tradition calls for the ministers to take turns giving the sermon and hosting the breakfast. In 2016, Comeaux will deliver the sermon, and Concord UMC will host the breakfast.

Friends of Oakley chairman Tracey Banowetz said. East and West Feliciana Parishes are home to five state historic sites: Audubon, Centenary, Locust Grove, Port Hudson and Rosedown. “The economic activity generated by the operation of these sites has a significant impact on our local economy,� Banowetz said. “Members of the community are urged to attend Dardenne’s address on

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east feliciana Battle of Jackson Crossroads set; plan to swap plants The Jackson Living History Association invites everyone to its 24th annual Battle of Jackson Crossroads Civil War Reenactment on April 25-26 in Jackson, less than one mile north of Dixon Correctional Institute, 5568 La. 68. Re-enactments, campsites and Sutlers Row will be held in the fields on La. 68 not far from the original battle site. This year’s event will attract soldiers and cannons from the southeast region of the United States. Gates open at 9 a.m. April 25 and at noon April 26. The main battle both days will begin at 2 p.m. Spectators are encouraged to

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come early to visit 1860-era campsites and Sutlers Row, featuring period military clothing and specialty items, as well as souvenirs for sale. Admission is $5 for adults, $4 for senior citizens 62 and older, $3 for youth 7 and up, and children under 6 are admitted free.

Food concessions and bathroom facilities will be available. For information, visit www.battleofjackson crossroads.org or call the East Feliciana Chamber of Commerce at (225) 634-7155.

Plant sale and swap set

The Jackson Tourist Enhancement Committee is hosting a plant sale and swap from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. April 25 in Jackson next to the Feliciana Veterans Memorial site on La. 10. JTEC needs bulbs, cuttings, plants, saplings or trees from residents cleaning out and trimming their flowerbeds for planting at the site. “We need anything that

grows,” said Audrey Faciane, of the East Feliciana Chamber of Commerce. “Please think of us and donate to our plant sale.” Donations can be dropped off at the Chamber, 1752 High St., Jackson. For donation pickups or information, call Faciane at (225) 719-0356 or Cynthia Beauvais at (225) 7211514. In addition to the plant sale, food, music and items for gardeners will be featured. All proceeds will go toward repainting the mural on the side of the NAPA building. Additionally, JTEC is selling engraved bricks for the pathway leading up to the memorial. Anyone with relatives serv-

ing in the military or who have served is invited to purchase a brick to be engraved with your relative’s name. Bricks are $35 each and will be sold at the plant swap or by calling the Chamber at (225) 634-7155.

COA activities

The East Feliciana Council on Aging, 11102 Bank St., Clinton is open from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Most activities start at 11 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. Public transportation to East Baton Rouge Parish for medical appointments are provided Monday through Friday. For information, call the Council on Aging at (225) 683-

Clinton plans blues, not berries

Send news and events for Around East Feliciana to Stacy Gill at sgill@theadvocate. com by 3 p.m. Fridays or call (225) 993-0066.

EAST FELICIANA PARISH SHERIFF’S BOOKINGS The following were arrested and booked into the East Feliciana Parish Prison from April 3-7:

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Clinton Mayor Lori Bell recently outlined changes to the upcoming Red, White and Blueberry Festival to be held in July in downtown Clinton. Bell said that because blueberries are no longer in season when the festival begins, the town decided to change its name to the Red, White and Blues Festival, which will be sponsored by the town. It’s scheduled to kick off at noon July 3 at the courthouse square in Clinton. The mayor said the festival will not run into the Red, White and Blue Festival, which is scheduled for July 4-5 north of Clinton, on Liberty Highway at the American Legion Park. It’s sponsored by the Lions Club, the mayor said. Bell said two local blues legends, Kenny Acosta and Kenny Neal, have confirmed their performances. There will be a fireworks display around 9 p.m. There will be vendors selling their wares, and the mayor said she is meeting with several companies to possibly get a few carnival rides. Bell said the opening ceremonies also will take on a new twist. “When we have all the entertainment confirmed and a few other details worked out, I will let the public know what to expect,” Bell said. “I want to make sure that all who come out to the festival have a good time and want to come back next year.”

9862. Activities include: FRIDAY: 11 a.m., arthritis movement exercise class MONDAY: 11 a.m., arthritis movement exercise class TUESDAY: 11 a.m., games WEDNESDAY: 11 a.m., bingo followed by a visit from St. Francisville Country Manor for exercises APRIL 23: 11:30 a.m., devotional followed by blood pressure checks APRIL 24: 11 a.m., arthritis movement exercise class

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Church hosts seniors for Easter meal

Members of a Feliciana Baptist Church Sunday school class provided an Easter meal for seniors at the senior center in Clinton on April 2. The meal included fried fish, french fries, hush puppies, coleslaw and many different types of desserts. An Easter egg hunt was held. Gathering for the festivities, from left, are Mary Curtis, Fester Daniels, Myrtis Spears, Burnell Harrell, Dorothy Wilson, Hosea Sensley, Shekinah Muhammad, Julius Kennerson and Aurcha McKneely.

BROWN, DAVID: 29, Highway 952, Jackson, warrants. CAMERON, CRAIG: 47, 8717 S. Lakeshore Drive, Ethel, warrants, fugitive. HAWKINS, KAISHA: 29, address unknown, warrants. HOLLIDAY, COREY: age and address unknown, first-offense driving while intoxicated, no driver’s license, driving under suspension. PARKER, ADAM: 23, address unknown, warrant, probation and parole hold. PINLEY, CALVIN: 48, 9251 Battle Road, Ethel, fugitive. SMITH, BRACKSTON: age and address unknown, domestic abuse battery. STEVENS, NICOLE: 25, 21565 Walker South Road, Darlington, probation violation. WILLIAMS, MAURICE: 61, 14125 Audubon Trace, St. Francisville, driving under suspension, public intimidation. WATSON, ADRIENNE: 31, 3226 College St., Jackson, fugitive from Livingston Parish.

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Displaying crafts recently created by seniors at the Jackson Senior Center, first row from left, are Kathleen Williams, Wilbert Harris and Catherine Weber, and second row, Irene McKlemurry and Helen Davis. Members of Girl Scout Daisy Troop 10145, visited Morris East at the Louisiana Veterans Home in Jackson on March 28. Daisies, from left, are Samantha Sanders, Chloe Larkin, Sarah Jones, Autumn Alvarado, Savannah MacArthur and Mackenzie Scelfo. Photo provided by KATE MACARTHUR

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Girl Scout Daisies visit vets home Advocate staff report Members of the Girl Scouts Daisy Troop 10145 in Zachary delivered cookies March 28 to the Louisiana Veterans Home in Jackson. The girls also visited retired Sgt. 1st Class Morris East, father of Troop Leader Mary Sanders, while at the home. East is a U.S. Army veteran who served 20 years and re-

ceived the Meritorious Service Medal for his actions in Vietnam. Girl Scout Daisies are girls in kindergarten through first grade who meet and go on trips, learn about nature and science, and explore the arts and their communities, according to Girl Scouts Louisiana East. Daisies earn Learning Petals and receive participation patches by taking part in troop

activities. The Daisy troop includes members Autumn Alvarado, Allyson Atkins, Peyton Bell, Nylah Craig, Kia’ayla Hamilton, Sarah Jones, Chloe Larkin, Maddie Lehnert, Savannah MacArthur, Lillie Page, Samantha Sanders, Mackenzie Scelfo, Sage Turner and Anna-Liza Washington, all of Zachary. Erica Hamilton and Chrissy Lehnert are troop leaders.

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McGehee transfers to Landmark Bank’s Clinton office Advocate staff report Landmark Bank recently welcomed lender Carrie McGehee to its Clinton office. McGehee transferred from Landmark’s Zachary office, where she was a lender, in February. A native of Michigan, McGehee moved to Louisiana in 1981 and began amassing 34 years of experience in the banking and commercial lending industries at financial institutions such as Bank of the South, Regions, MidSouth and Landmark.

McGehee said she is happy to be closer to her home in Clinton, where she lives with her husband, Marlin. McGehee The couple’s son, Marcus, is a graduate of Silliman Institute and LSU. Landmark Bank serves its customers at three full-service locations: 12225 St. Helena St., Clinton; 31 Kendrick St., Greensburg; and 20070 Plank Road, Zachary.

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ABOVE: Members of the Sullivan Dental team in St. Francisville sell cotton candy April 10 at Relay for Life. From left, are Frank Sullivan, Emma Hildebrand, Amy Hebert, Monica Summers, Candace Sullivan and Clay, Jill, Barrett and Townes Couvillion. LEFT: Trey Rogers, left, pays ‘bail money’ to West Feliciana coach Paul Sirchia, the ‘warden’ guarding a jail at Relay for Life on Friday.

Youths perform an impromptu dance during the Relay for Life.

Rain doesn’t slow Relay for Life Advocate staff report

Inclement weather forced organizers of the annual West Feliciana Parish Relay for Life to move Friday’s fundraiser to the West Feliciana Middle School gym. The change in location didn’t dampen Advocate photos by HOWARD ARCENEAUX

the spirit of the participants, who raised

A group of cancer survivors ready themselves to walk around the gym for the traditional Survivors Lap on Friday at money for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life in St. Francisville. Relay for Life benefits the American Cancer Society. through a variety of events at the relay.

ABOVE: Members of the West Feliciana High School band perform Friday. LEFT: Enthusiastic attendees cheer for the West Feliciana High cheerleaders Friday at Relay for Life in St. Francisville.

Daniel Lathrop, left, and Chris Nettles sing during Relay for Life.

Angola’s ‘Wildest Show in the South’ starts Saturday Advocate staff report The Angola Prison Rodeo celebrates 50 years as the “Wildest Show in the South” on Saturday and Sunday at the Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola. What began in 1965 as a small rodeo staged for the entertainment of prisoners and employees has grown over the years and has strived to provide a professional rodeo production, proving beneficial to the internal inmate economy but also to the West Feliciana Parish tourism industry, a news release said. In 1967, the rodeo officially opened to the public, but there were no stands; spectators sat on apple crates or on the hoods of their vehicles. The success of the 1967 and 1968 rodeos prompted construction of a 4,500-seat arena in time for the 1969 rodeo. The rodeo grew in size over

inmates. Ticket, concession and hobby-craft sales in 1998 and 1999 broke records and prompted construction of a new arena for 7,500 people. The Angola Prison Rodeo is now an all-day arts and crafts festival with entertainment, food and rodeo events for 10,000 spectators. Events include the Bust Out, which places six brave “convict cowboys” atop six angry bulls. When all six chutes open simultaneously, releasing men and Advocate file photo by BRIANNA PACIORKA bulls into the arena, the last An Angola inmate goes airborne as inmates swarm a raging man to remain on a bull wins bull in order to retrieve a poker chip tied to the bull’s forehead the event. Wild Cow Milking features during the Guts and Glory event at the 2013 Angola Prison teams of inmates chasing aniRodeo. mals around the arena trying In 1997, spectator capacity to extract milk. The first team the years and added events and sponsorships. In 1972, the of- was expanded by 1,000 seats, to bring milk to the judge wins ficial Professional Rodeo Cow- and a roof over the seating area a prize. Convict Poker includes boys Association rules were was constructed as well as the four inmate cowboys sitting adopted, and the Angola rodeo expansion of a hobby-craft area at a table in the middle of the featuring handmade items by arena playing a game of poker. became a permanent fixture.

A wild bull is released with the sole purpose of unseating the poker players. The last to remain seated is the winner. The Guts and Glory run has a poker chip tied to the meanest, toughest bull and has inmates trying to get close enough to snatch the winning chip. Other events include barrel racing, bareback riding, buddy pickup, bull riding and wild horse races. Gates open at 9 a.m., and the rodeo starts at 2 p.m. Several inmate bands are scheduled to perform before the rodeo, with the Angola Prison Rodeo Band performing during the entire rodeo beginning at 2 p.m. Inmate craft booths will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days, and items for sale include jewelry, leather crafts, paintings and woodworking. Souvenir caps and T-shirts will be sold. Concession stands throughout

the arena will sell sandwiches, salads, pizza, po-boys, jambalaya, barbecue ribs, meat pies, burritos, tacos, nachos, fried shrimp, fried catfish, roasted and boiled peanuts, baked potatoes, french fries, pastries, funnel cakes, ice cream, snow cones, soft drinks, lemonade, punch, water and coffee. Proceeds from the Angola Prison Rodeo cover rodeo expenses and supplement the Louisiana State Penitentiary Inmate Welfare Fund, which provides educational and recreational supplies for inmates. Held the third Saturday and Sunday in April and every Sunday in October, the Angola Prison Rodeo is located at the end of La. 66 about 22 miles northwest of St. Francisville. Tickets cost $15 and are available online by visiting angolarodeo.com. Call (225) 655-2030 for information.

Arts for All ‘rocks the block’ Advocate staff report The first in a series of Arts for All collaborations, Rock the Block, was held March 26 at the Bank of St. Francisville and included West Feliciana Parish businesses and organizations enjoying music by Pete Verbois and Friends, refreshments and fun, said Lynn Wood, of Arts for All. Arts for All is a nonprofit group of local artists, actors, musicians, writers and poets working together to promote and support the arts in West Feliciana Parish. “This is our own ‘Live After 5’ event,” Wood said, referring to downtown Baton Rouge’s concert series. The second Rock the Block event is set for May 2 at Temple Design and will feature local musician Adrian Percy, of The Fugitive Poets. Wood said Percy builds acoustic musical instruments. “Arts for All believes creativity is vital to healthy people and to a healthy Advocate photos by HOWARD ARCENEAUX community, and we work to help others Emma Minson, left, and her sister, Zoey, dance Peter Verbois and Friends perform March 26 in the lobby of the Bank of St. Francisville during the of all ages and at all stages of life learn at the ‘Rock the Block’ event March 26 in St. first ‘Rock the Block’ event. to make and appreciate art,” Wood said. Francisville.

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west feliciana Bridge Institute plans summer enrichment classes Numerous studies have noted a phenomenon called summer slide, which relates to school skills lost when students leave school in mid-May and do not return until mid-August, according to Supervisor Bridget Plauche, of the Family Service Center and West Feliciana Parish schools. “Teachers often have to reteach skills from the previous grade in order for students to catch up when they begin the new school year,” Plauche said. “To mitigate the summer slide, West Feliciana Schools, the Family Service Center and Capital Area United Way have formed a partnership to study ways to address the issue.” Also, the Bridge Institute will provide a summer enrichment program for youth leaving Head Start, preschool or child care and going into formal prekindergarten classes. The summer enrichment initiative is a five-week program from May to June.

“The partnership of Children attend CAUW and West Felicifour days each ana Parish Schools will week, are served translate into many opbreakfast and portunities for children lunch, and proand families,” Plauche vided bus transsaid. “We’re very grateportation. The ful for this partnership program’s focus is AROUND WEST FELICIANA and look forward to on literacy, math and science and SGILL@ THEADVOCATE.COM working closely with United Way.” will include interactive, hands-on Audubon Nature School Day activities each day, Plauche said. Children aged 4, or who will turn 4 St. Francisville’s Audubon State by September, are eligible to attend. Historic Site will present Audubon The program has a capacity to serve Nature School Day from 9 a.m. to 1 60 children. p.m. Friday. As part of Capital Area United Preregistered students are invited Way’s educational initiatives proto visit a variety of stations where gram, the Bridge Institute will be they will see the native plants and fully funded. animals of Louisiana and take part in Registration is open, and informademonstration areas. tion can be obtained by calling the There is no cost to preregistered Family Service Center at (225) 635school groups. For information, call 5299 or Head Start at (225) 635-5449. (225) 635-3739.

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Boy Scout fundraiser planned

ers from 1996 to 2014 compete in a friendly volleyball tournament, said Georgia Dudley, of WFHS. The event will be in the high school gym at 11 a.m. Saturday, April 25. Games begin at 1 p.m. Pastalaya, concessions and T-shirts commemorating the event will be sold. Admission is $5 per person. All proceeds generated will benefit the Lady Saints volleyball program. “This event is a great opportunity for former players to reunite and run the court together again while raising funds for the West Feliciana volleyball program,” Thornhill Volleyball reunion April 25 said. For information, email Dudley at After 20 years of coaching volleyball at West Feliciana High School, dudleyg@wfpsb.org. Celeste Thornhill has decided it’s Send news and events for Around time for a volleyball reunion. West Feliciana to Stacy Gill at sgill@ West Feliciana High alumni are invited to watch former classmates theadvocate.com by 3 p.m. Fridays or call (225) 993-0066. and Lady Saints volleyball playSt. Francisville Boy Scout Troop 61 is hosting a jambalaya fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday. Dinners cost $7 each and will include jambalaya, white beans, salad and dessert. Plates can be picked up behind St. Francisville Town Hall, 11936 Ferdinand St. Proceeds will help send older Boy Scouts on a week of camping and rafting in Tennessee or younger Scouts on a weeklong trip to Camp Avondale in Clinton this summer. For information, call Scoutmaster Wayne Slater at (225) 721-1831.

Aldermen Robertson dies at 59; honored by board BY HOWARD ARCENEAUX Special to The Advocate

ST. FRANCISVILLE — The St. Francisville Board of Aldermen honored Alderman Oscar Robertson Jr., who died Monday after a brief illness, with a special resolution in memoriam at its meeting Tuesday. Mayor Billy D’Aquilla said Robertson, 59, had been in failing health recently due to complications related to diabetes. Robertson, who was retired from the accounting department at Entergy, served as an alderman for 22 years and, when first elected in 1993, became the first African-American in recent memory to serve on the board. “I served with him for all those years; he was a real asset to the town,” said

D’Aquilla, who will speak at Robertson’s funeral on Saturday. “I first got to know him when he would come to the board meetings and sit in the audience. He was a very good neighbor and a good friend of mine. St. Francisville lost a great citizen.” A lifelong resident of St. Francisville, Robertson was a deacon with Greater New Hope Baptist Church in Zachary. He was a former Rotarian and he served on the town’s Planning and Zoning Commission. In part, the resolution reads: “The citizens of the town of St. Francisville will remember Alderman Oscar Robertson Jr. with affection for his dedicated public service and the goodwill and friendship he extended to everyone. He was

a good man.” Visitation for Robertson is scheduled Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Greater New Hope Baptist Church, 1896 Flanacher Road, Zachary. A funeral service will take place at the church on Saturday at 11 a.m. followed by burial at Pilgrim Rest Cemetery in St. Francisville. D’Aquilla said the board has 20 days to appoint someone temporarily to fill Robertson’s term until October, when an election will be held to permanently fill the remainder of his term until regular elections in fall 2016. D’Aquilla said he would like the board to appoint a minority to fill the seat, and he encourages the public to suggest nominations by calling his office at Town Hall at (225) 635-3688.

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WEST FELICIANA SHERIFF’S BOOKINGS The following people were booked into the West Feliciana Parish Prison by the West Feliciana Sheriff’s Office from March 29-April 4.

the peace by intoxication. MULLEN, ANDRE M.: 22, 12240 Jackson Road, St. Francisville, possession of synthetic marijuana. TURNBULL, QUINESHA M.: 25, 1595 Matthews Road, Gloster,

Mississippi, malfeasance in office.

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JOHNSON, JENNIFER: 30, 5962 Street B, St. Francisville, simple battery.

MARCH 29

JONES, JAMES O.: 53, 8850 Melinda Lee Lane, St. Francisville, first-offense driving while intoxicated, hit and run, open container, littering, failure to stop at stop sign and improper display of license plate

MARCH 30

BRADY, SHADREKA S.: 23, 8856 Flower Hill Road, St. Francisville, bench warrant, angling without a license and failure to appear. RAYFORD, RICKEY O.: 48, 7277 Solitude Road, St. Francisville, driving on right side of road and possession of synthetic marijuana.

MARCH 31

MILLER, TRACY L.: 32, 1000 Broadmeadow Drive, Monticello, Mississippi, felony theft. RABALAIS, BRIAN J.: 36, 10188 Old Field Road, St. Francisville, violation of protective order.

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BOWSER, CORY M.: 32, 308 Oak St., St. Joseph, speeding and driving under suspension. LOUIS, LATASHA L.: 31, 7696 Park St., Ventress, fugitive from Pointe Coupee Parish.

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Fun activities stoke love of libraries Children who read often are more likely to develop a love of reading that can become a lifelong habit, increasing their knowledge of all things. Pack up the kids and take a trip to your local library for fun-filled activities while checking out the new books the library offers.

st. helena Never walk alone, even in bad times nnn Happy birthday to my 31-yearAnniversary blessings to these old son, Nathan Snoddy, whose couples: Mr. and Mrs. Clifton birthday is on April 8, and other Speed, April 12; Mr. and Mrs. Colarea residents: Connie Herzog, lin Bamber, April 30. of Amite, and Brother Warren nnn Kinchen, April 8; my cousin Wedding congratulations to Jeff Bradshaw, of Mississippi, Megan Dioron, of St. Gabriel, and April 11; Rosa Lee Sykes, Bryan BUTTERFLY Trevor Stubbs, of Pride, married Woods and Robert Schivers, all WINGS on July 24. April 12; and Nancy Carruth, FRAN SNODDY nnn April 13. To Charlene Smith being named nnn Landmark Bank director, way April Greensburg First Baptist to go! Landmark Bank locations are: Church birthday stars are Ben Gill, Greensburg, Clinton and Zachary. CharRoss Freshe, Ashley Woodard, Bryan lene is the former mayor of Zachary, Burhoe, Sean Wilkinson, Gabe Caramong other achievements. raway, Anthony Shaidee, Fran Saucier, nnn Jimmy Taylor, Amber Dover and Glenda Extended to the family of Darby H. Wascom.

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ECHO’S FROM THE PAST BY STEPHANIE WARREN

swarren@theadvocate.com

Each week, we’ll take a look back at photos published in

The Echo. The feature photo for this week’s Echo’s From the Past is from the Aug. 8, 1979, edition of the St. Helena Echo.

Pajama-rama planned

Children can go to the St. Helena Parish Library, 1492 Library Lane, Greensburg, wearing their pajamas while listening to a story at 7 p.m. Thursday, April 23. They also can bring their favorite stuffed animal to join in on the fun. Call (707) 963-5244.

Movie time at the library

There will be a kids matinee at 3 p.m. Wednesday at the library in Greensburg. The movie will be “A Mouse Tale.” The movie tells the story of two mice and their efforts to save their kingdom from evil rodents. Contact Stephanie Warren by phone at (985) 5174869 or email swarren@ theadvocate.com.

Carroll are love and prayers. My memory of Mr. Carroll is when I was employed with Amite Tangi Talk. He ran an auto parts business. nnn We may be wondering if Jesus is still present and with us,when our lives are turned upside down by loss and disappointment. Rest assured, He is. Romans 38:39 tells us, “Neither death nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come ... shall be able to separate us from the love of God which is in Jesus Christ our Lord.”

Dr. Jimmie Varnado, right, shares office space with Dr. Stringer in the practice of family medicine in Greensburg.

The original publication from 1979 reads: “ ‘I am glad to be back in Greensburg,’ said Dr. Jimmie Varnado. The sentiment is shared by many people in St. Helena Parish who have been concerned for some time about the shortage of doctors in St. Helena Parish. Dr. Varnado returned to Greensburg on July 1 to begin the full-time practice of family medicine after spending 12 years on active duty in the army. The 33-year-old doctor is the son of Mrs. Jennie C. Breeden and stepson of Mr. Laurie Breedom of St. Helena Parish. He was raised in Liverpool in north St. Helena Parish. His wife is former Peggy Gray, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Gray, of St. Helena Parish. The Varnados have three children; Anjanette, Angela and Jason. The Varnados are members of Days United Methodist Church. Dr. Varnado graduated from LSU School of Medicine in 1971 and interned at Fitz-Simmons Army Medical Center in Denver, Colorado. He had two years of family practice residency training at Martin Army Hospital in Fort Benning, Georgia. After completing his residency training he was appointed as chief of the family practice residency training program at Martin Army Hospital. He is board certified by the American Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Varnado is presently sharing Dr. Stringer’s office and has the same office hours as Dr. Stringer. As his practice increases he said he will probably extend his office hours.”

ST. HELENA PARISH BOOKINGS The following were arrested and booked into the St. Helena Parish Jail from April 2-7: BRUMFILED, ERICK: 38, 420 Pearl Road, Amite, warrants. CRAIG, LOGAN: 40, 2142 O’Neal Lane, Baton Rouge, second-offense driving while intoxicated, improper lane use, careless operation, battery of a police officer, assault. CORNISH, ETHAN: 33, 9377 La. 43, Pine Grove, driving while intoxicated, driving left of center lane. CORNISH, DARIN: 20, address unknown, driving while intoxicated, driving under suspension, speeding, two headlights required. HAMILTON, DEQUARIUS: 26, 216 Ard Road, Greensburg, domesticabuse battery. JOHNSON, ROBERT: 56, 1107 Opal Bennett Road, Greensburg, domestic abuse. MCGRUFF, BILLY: 49, 115 Wicker Lane, Greensburg, driving while intoxicated, driving under suspension, intended littering. RHEAMS, DRELL: 32, 194 Ard Road, Greensburg, probation violation. SANDERS, RUSSELL: 36, 610 E. North Place, Darlington, sexual battery, violation of judges order.

ST. HELENA SENTENCINGS The following people were sentenced in proceedings held in 21st Judicial District Court in St. Helena Parish. Judge Jeff Johnson issued the following rulings on April 6: EDWARDS, LEDEVIN: Given a new court date for felony carnal knowledge of a juvenile. LEE, IMMANUEL: Sentenced to seven years with the Louisiana Department of Corrections for distribution of Schedule II narcotics. SMITH, MICHAEL: Sentenced to five years Louisiana Department of Corrections, suspended all but one year, for illegal possession of stolen items, four counts simple burglary, four counts criminal trespass, possession of a firearm with obliterated number or mark, simple burglary of an inhabited dwelling.

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Silliman girls victors at relays; Saints baseball hosts tourney The Silliman Institute girls captured first place in the Wildcat Relays over Centreville Academy, while the two boys teams switched places. Centreville was first and Silliman second in their division. Silliman set the pace among the eight varsity girls squads with 76 points, edging Centreville (69), Central Private (36), Bethany (23.5) and Trinity (16). The Lady Wildcats led in first-place finishes by Kayla McNabb in the 1,600-meter run, the high jump and the triple jump. Rachel Melancon scored a first-place win in the 3,200-meter run as did Mary Brighton Morris in the discus. In the 10-team boys division, Centreville collected 105 points to easily outdistance Silliman with 52 points. Rounding out the top five were Columbia (41), Ben’s Ford (24) and Trinity (23). Josie Milton earned the Wildcats’ only first-place finish with a win in the discus. Silliman also finished first among the junior varsity

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boys with 109 points ahead of Centreville (75) and the junior varsity girls with 102.5 points ahead of Centreville (57).

Saints place second, fourth

The West Feliciana boys finished second and the girls fourth April 10 in the Episcopal/Jostens Invitational meet. Catholic High won the boys division with 202 points followed by the Saints with 71, Zachary (67), Episcopal (66) and Walker (42). Highlights were Ryan Reed and Derek Turner finishing 1-2 in the 200-meter run for the Saints. Meanwhile, St. Joseph’s Academy captured the girls

title with 159 points followed by Zachary (118), Episcopal (85), West Feliciana (50) and Dutchtown (44). Highlights for the Lady Saints were wins by Raven Davis in the 100-meter and 300-meter hurdles and a 1-2 finish in the long jump by Davis and teammate Dominique Dorsey.

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Tourney benefits Saints

Ferguson earns All-District

Senior forward Jazz Ferguson continued his remarkable sports year by earning a spot on the All-District 7-3A basketball team. LSU signee Ferguson, also named all-district in football, is the only Saint to earn the recognition.

Tigers make all-district team

East Feliciana’s junior guard Demarco Branch earned AllDistrict 6-2A basketball recognition. Named to the girls squad was senior guard Tatyana Brown. Brown also earned honorable mention for the Louisiana Sports Writers Association Class 2A All-State

High-resolution color digital photos should be emailed to The Advocate Extra sports sec- ddenstorff@theadvocate.com or tion welcomes submitted sports sent via our Web-based system photos and sports news items at http://sendphoto.theadvocate. from high school, middle school com. The date and place of the event and recreation teams.

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The West Feliciana Invitational, a coed softball tournament, will be held May 9 at the West Feliciana Sports Park with proceeds to benefit the West Feliciana Saints baseball program. Entry fee is $150 per team and a first-place trophy will be awarded to the winning team. All teams must also have at least four girls. The tournament will feature pool play to double elimination. Each game will last 30 minutes and there will be one pitch per batter. The tourney will include a homerun derby for men and women. To register, call coach Mark Lester at (225) 7218501 or email lesterm@wfpsb.org. Registration deadline is May 1. Send sports news, photos and stats to Howard Arceneaux at harceneaux@theadvocate. com.

and a contact name and phone number must be included. For information, call Community News Editor Darlene Denstorff at (225) 336-6952 or (225) 603-1998. Information also can be submitted to extra@theadvocate.com.

Photo provided by LAUREN FIELD

From left, Willia Parkerson, of the West Feliciana Parent-Teacher Organization; Miles Higgins, representing the Feliciana tennis community; Kevin Dreher, of Entergy; and West Feliciana Middle School Principal Javonka Ganes are shown at the Feliciana Tennis Classic in March. Entergy donated $1,500 to the middle school to help some of the students reach their target potential, a news release said.

West Feliciana Middle benefits from tennis event $1,500 in support of programs at the middle school. The The Feliciana tennis com- funds will target students permunity held its inaugural Fe- forming below grade level and liciana Tennis Classic March low socioeconomic students, 27-29 at the West Feliciana said Willia Parkerson, of the Parish Sports Park in St. Fran- West Feliciana Parent-Teacher Organization. cisville. Entergy’s Kevin Dreher The tennis tournament drew about 70 players and even presented the check to West Feliciana Principal Javonka more spectators. All proceeds from the event Ganes. Parkerson and Miles Higwill benefit West Feliciana gins, representing the FeliciMiddle School. Entergy was the sponsor of a ana tennis community, attendjambalaya social and donated ed the presentation.

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Members of the East Feliciana Retired Teachers Association, part of the Louisiana Retired Teachers Association, visited East Feliciana High School on March 19, designated by Gov. Bobby Jindal as Louisiana Retired Teachers Day. The group of retired educators met with about 10 seniors to answer their questions about careers in education, college and exiting high school.

“The students are registered for area colleges, but we were there to encourage them to choose a career in education,” former teacher Glinda Jenkins said. “As educators, we wanted to also encourage them to aim high and reach their goals, because one day we were where they are now.” Visiting members included EFRTA President Sonja Terrell, Jenkins, Robin

Malveaux, Rufus Nesbitt, Dianne Wilson and Mary Wilson. Terrell shared the letter of proclamation from Jindal concerning Retired Teachers Day, and the group presented each senior with a copy of a poem about encouragement, door prizes, “goody bags” and snacks. Louisiana is home to about 60,000 retired teachers, Jenkins said. East Feliciana High Counselor Trina Brown Allen coordinated the visit.

Photo provided by GLINDA JENKINS

Members of the East Feliciana Retired Teachers Association visited East Feliciana High School seniors March 19 on Louisiana Retired Teachers Day. Front row, from left, are Rufus Nesbitt, Mary Wilson, Sonja Terrell, president, and Dianne Wilson; middle row, Glinda Jenkins, seniors Mary Flenoid, Jasmine Perkins and Kiunna Wilkerson, and Robin Malveaux; third row, seniors Denisha Hunt, Jarmacus Goudeau, Tydaishia Matthews, Anthony Underwood, Bryson London and Devante McKnight.

Photo provided by MEREDITH DELEE

West Feliciana Parish 4-H Club members participated in cooking, photography and sewing contests March 7 in St. Francisville. Gathered, from left, are LSU AgCenter Nutrition Agent Layne Langley, 4-H’ers Kaitlyn Butler, Trevor DeLee, Katie Eschete, Jon Elise Sturgeon, Callie DeLee, Gaby Eschete and Alex Patin, and West Feliciana Parish 4-H Agent Meredith DeLee.

4-H CONTEST DAY

West Feliciana Parish 4-H Club member Callie DeLee won first place in the black and white photography division for her image of Brussels sprouts and was named Most Artistic overall.

Students compete in cooking, sewing, photography Advocate staff report

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West Feliciana Parish 4-H’ers recently competed to find the best cooks, sewers and photographers among the group. The club’s annual contest day, held March 7 at United Methodist Church’s Fellowship Hall in St. Francisville, was open to parish 4-H members of all ages. “We have project clubs in these three areas of 4-H — cooking, sewing and photography — and they’re very active throughout the school year,” LSU Agricultural Center’s Meredith DeLee, of West Feliciana Parish 4-H, said. “Youth involved in project clubs are often able to complete the projects during monthly workshops or learn tips to finish them at home and then enter the projects on contest day.” DeLee listed finishing a pillowcase or apron in the sewing club, learning how to take a quality photograph in the photography club, or learning how to prepare healthy, tasty meals at a “Six Easy Bites” workshop

as examples of club activities. LSU AgCenter Nutrition Agent Layne Langley held a scavenger hunt for the 4-H’ers while their entries were being judged. Clues were left throughout St. Francisville’s historic district, and the children received plenty of exercise searching for facts related to town and parish history, DeLee said. Club members with the most correct answers were entered into a prize drawing. Judges for the cookery contest included State Rep. Kenny Havard, St. Francisville Mayor Billy D’Aquilla, Amy Betts, Contessa Brooks, Mary Brown, Sue Horton, Leigh Hughes, John Kean, Dan Klein, Ellen McFarland and Pam Wall. The sewing contest was judged by Dewana Bobo and Delana Robinson and the photography contest by Tara Morris. Jon Elise Sturgeon won first place in the ground beef quick and easy contest, processed

poultry, other poultry and egg appetizer divisions. Other winners included: SUGAR: Katie Eschete, first place, cakes; and Alex Patin, first place, pies. POULTRY-CHICKEN: Patin, first place. MY FAVORITES: Callie DeLee, first place, sweet potato; and Trevor DeLee, first place, wild game. Receiving Best of Show nods in the cookery divisions went to Eschete, sugar; Sturgeon, ground beef, poultry and egg; and Callie DeLee, my favorites. Cookery division winners advanced to the regional competition, where they represented West Feliciana on April 7 in Ponchatoula. The Sew With Cotton contest results were: PILLOW CASE: Patin, first place; Kaitlyn Butler, second place; and Abbie Guillory, third place. Earning honorable mentions were Caylen DeLaney, Catherine Hodges and Ella McKinney. TOTES: Sturgeon, first place,

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Representatives from the tenth-grade class at East Feliciana High School opened the meeting of the East Feliciana Parish School Board on March 31. Opening the meeting, from left, are Jenaysha Turner, Class Vice President Desnia Johnson, Class President Johnessia Harris, Historian Nadia Bell and Tristan George.

and Callie DeLee, second place. DRESSES: Sturgeon, first place, and Callie DeLee, second place. In the photography contest, Patin won first place in the people, animals and other categories, and Callie DeLee finished in first place and Sophie Alberstadt in second in the black and white category. Overall awards for Best Use of Light and Most Artistic were given to Patin and Callie DeLee, respectively.

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Dresses and totes made by West Feliciana Parish 4-H Club members Jon Elise Sturgeon and Callie DeLee in their sewing club won first and second places, respectively.

During East Feliciana Parish School Board meeting March 31, Alvera McMillan, reading interventionist and Read180 teacher at East Feliciana High School, was honored as the district’s employee of the month. Celebrating the teacher’s recognition, from left, are Superintendent Henderson Lewis Jr., board member Rhonda Matthews, McMillan, board member Broderick Brooks Jr. and board member Joyce Kent.

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Bains recognizes both math skills, citizenship Advocate staff report Bains Elementary School students can excel in more areas than one, said Bains’ Marilyn Pohlmann. The student in each homeroom who works the most math problems correctly in the quickest time is the Math Challenge winner for that nine-week grading period, Pohlmann said. Math Challengers for the third nine-week grading period include: SECOND GRADE: Hillary Jones, Axel Pattison, Nakiya Pittman, Landon Rourke, Dimitria Rucker, Hunter Teague and Remington Wunstel. THIRD GRADE: Madelyn Anthony, Tucker Bullock, Broderick Carmenia, Shaniya Dixon, Desmond Roundtree, Gracie Villemarette and Brooke Williams. FOURTH GRADE: Kim Barr o w, J o n t r é C u m m i n g s ,

Dy’Monique Emery, Jacob Hunter, LaMarcus Mullen, Taylor Summers and Emillié Williams. FIFTH GRADE: Mackenzie Bedell, Maggie Hawkins, Trey Rogers, Desmonique Roundtree, Keshon Whitaker, Mary Frances Whitehouse and Olivia Wilson. Students who earn “good citizen” status at Bains are chosen based on the “Leader in Me” program modeled after Sean Covey’s book, “The 7 Habits of Happy Kids,” Pohlmann said. The seven habits are being proactive; beginning with the end in mind; putting first things first; thinking win-win; seeking first to understand, then to be understood; synergizing; and sharpening the saw. Pohlmann explained that based on those habits, students take initiative, act responsibly, set goals, listen to

others’ ideas, appreciate feelings, work to get along with others, and take care of their bodies by eating right, exercising and getting sleep. Good citizens for the third nine-week grading period include: SECOND GRADE: Alyscia Ernest, Landon Hubbard-Fruge, Libby Kate Levasseur, Tia Milton, Kalie Smith, Chris Turner and Avery Weeden. THIRD GRADE: Aniaya Cage, Shaniya Dixon, Cade Grissett, Makyra Johnson, Ke’Ajah McQuirter, Eli Milton and Gracie Villemarette. FOURTH GRADE: Mary Camille Bell, Emma Gene Fiser, Hannah Lea, Jamia Raby, Charles Fox-Smith, Olivia Tate and Shelbie Welch. FIFTH GRADE: Blanche Butler, Dawson Decker, Grace Felker, Jasmin Lucas, Devin McLendon, Tyler Rourke and Brenton Thurman.

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Advocate staff report Achieving high marks takes a great deal of hard work, dedication and a commitment to learning, said Academic Dean Peggy Reno, of Slaughter Community Charter School. “Parental support and encouragement are also key elements in student success,” said Reno about SCCS students named to the A and A and B honor roll. The following students have a 4.0 grade-point average: 11th GRADE: Logan Box, Katlyn Forbes and Tanaya Keller. 10th GRADE: Krista Box, Rebecca Shields and Ashlynn Taylor. EIGHTH GRADE: Kaleb Coleman SEVENTH GRADE: Naomi Mock Students earning all As and Bs are: 11th GRADE: Ashlyn Ellender, Delilah Gremillion, Adrienne King and Jamyria Tillery. 10th GRADE: Gabrielle Adams, Coleman Bryson Bond, Case Corban, Devante George, Jaleicia Hamilton, Tydashia McElewee, Chelsea Morgan, Danielle Ramsey, Mya Wilson and Deonesha Woodridge. NINTH GRADE: Bailey Davis-Vicknair, Jayci Fulkerson, Sabrina Hayes, Jordyn Loftin, Randi Mar-

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Students from Northshore Technical Community College recently competed in the Louisiana Skills USA competition at South Louisiana Community College. Skills USA is a national organization that supports career and leadership development of high school and post-secondary students. Louisiana’s community and technical colleges supported Skills USA students in competition within various highdemand workforce training

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fields. Chancellor William S. Wainwright said the key to building a strong Louisiana workforce is the promotion of quality training in highdemand fields of study. “We at Northshore Technical Community College are proud of all students who competed, and we will continue to support those gold medal winners who will now go on to the National Skills USA Competition to be held in Louisville, Kentucky,” Wainwright said. NTCC has a long history of students returning from the national competition having

earned gold, silver and bronze medals, according to Wainwright, which he attributes to the dedication of faculty focused on quality teaching and learning. Placing in the competition were Leslie Gardner, customer service; Nicholas Cox, Internet working; Patrick Lockhart, welding; Jesse Sanders, criminal justice; Lemarkis Harry, information technology; Bonnie Moore, information technology; Victoria Peterson, care and development of young children; and Patrick Sanfilippo, welding.

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NOTICE --East Feliciana Parish Police Jury Clinton, LA Regular Meeting March 17, 2015 6:00 P.M. The regular meeting of the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury was called to order on 17 March, 2015, at 6:00 P.M. by Mr. Dennis Aucoin, President. Opening prayer was offered by Mr. Ed Brooks and the Pledge of Allegiance was then led by Mr. Larry Beauchamp. The roll was called by the Parish Secretary, Ms. Barbara Hebert and Mr. Dennis Aucoin, Mr. Sean Smith, Mr. Larry Beauchamp, Mr. Louis Kent, Mr. Chris Hall, Mr. Dwight Hill, Mr. Keith Mills, Mr. Ed Brooks and Mr. Jason McCray were present. A motion was made by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to approve the agenda. This motion passed unanimously without comment. Administrative ments:

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2015 NACO Convention runs from 10-13 July in Charlotte NC. Interested Jurors need to register soon to get the best rates and guarantee the best hotel location. Registration is currently $515.00 for members and $150.00 for spouse/ guest. Interested parties may request a packet from Ms. Hebert. Pre-emergent roadside spraying has been completed. The next round of growth retardant will be scheduled near the end of May. Your Tier 3 Financial Disclosure forms are behind your agenda’s. Filing deadline is 15 May – no penalty for early filing. The Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a luncheon Wednesday, 25 March at Hemingbough. Interested parties need to complete and forward the attached form. The litter pick up is going good. A motion was made by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Jason McCray to adopt the minutes of the 2 March 2015 regular meeting and Public Hearing. This motion passed unanimous-

ly without comment. No update on the Fair Housing Complaint. A motion was made by Mr. Chris Hall, seconded by Mr. Louis Kent to adopt the following Resolution for the Sale of Slaughter Park: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, The East Feliciana Parish Police Jury voted unanimously to sell Slaughter Park property to the Slaughter Community Charter School with the Police Jury maintaining the mineral rights to the property; and WHEREAS, the appraised value of $150,000.00 is agreed upon by both parties for the 10.74 +/- acres located at the comer of Midway Road and Highway 412. NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED in regular session convened by the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury that it fully adopts and authorizes Dennis Aucoin, East Feliciana Parish Police Jury President, to sign on behalf of East Feliciana Parish to transfer the title of the aforementioned property upon such terms and conditions mentioned above to the Slaughter Community Charter School. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Sean Smith, seconded by Mr. Chris Hall to award insurance quote for general liability and errors and omissions to Dart Insurance in the amount of $85,782.00. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Louis Kent, seconded by Mr. Keith Mills to allow food bank pick up the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Louis Kent, seconded by Mr. Ed Brooks to provide a letter of support for the Miracles Happen Facility. This motion passed unanimously with comment. President, Dennis Aucoin read a Proclamation recognizing Alex Myers for earning the rank of Eagle Scout. A motion was made by Mr. Louis Kent, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to adopt the following Proclamation proclaiming March as Red Cross Month: American Red Cross Month is a special time to recognize and thank our Everyday Heroes - those who reach out to help people in need. American Red Cross heroes help disaster victims recover. They give blood to help a hospital patient. They brighten the day of an injured service member. They step forward to help someone having a heart attack. We would like to remember our heroes here in East Feliciana Parish who help people in need. They work tirelessly to assist their neighbors when they need a helping hand. Across the country and around the world, the American Red Cross responded to disasters. When an injured service member ended up in a hospital far from home, the American Red Cross offered comfort. When a hospital patient needed blood, American Red Cross blood donors helped them. When a lifeguard jumped in to save a drowning child or someone stepped up to help a heart attack victim, the American Red Cross was there. We dedicate the month of March to all those who support the American Red Cross mission to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies. Our community depends on the American Red Cross, which relies on donations of time, money and blood to fulfill its humanitarian mission. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Dennis Aucoin, President of East Feliciana Parish, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and laws of East Feliciana Parish and Louisiana, do hereby proclaim March 2015 as American Red Cross Month. I encourage all Americans to support this organization and its noble humanitarian mission. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this 17'h day of March, in the year of our Lord two thousand fifteen, and of the East Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to adopt the following Proclamation proclaiming April as Fair Housing Month: PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the 47th Anniversary of the National Fair Housing Law, Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, during the month of April, is an occasion for all Americans individually and collectively - to rededicate themselves to the principle of freedom from housing discrimination whenever it exists; and WHEREAS, this law guarantees for each citizen the critical, personal element of freely choosing a home; and WHEREAS, a fair housing law has been passed by the state of Louisiana, and implementation of the law

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10285 requires the positive commitment, involvement, and support of each of our citizens; and WHEREAS, the department and agencies of the state of Louisiana are to provide leadership in the effort to make fair housing not just an idea, but an ideal for all our citizens; and WHEREAS, barriers that diminish the rights and limit the options of any citizen to freely choose a home will ultimately diminish the rights and limit the options of all. NOW, THEREFORE, I Dennis Aucoin, President of East Feliciana Parish Police Jury, Clinton, Louisiana do hereby proclaim April 2015 as FAIR HOUSING MONTH IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand and caused to be affixed the official Seal of the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury, Clinton, Louisiana, on this the 17th day of March, 2015. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Louis Kent, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to adopt the following Water Works District No. 7 Grant Resolution: Whereas, The East Feliciana Parish Police Jury desires to provide safe water throughout the Parish of East Feliciana, which will benefit the citizens of East Feliciana Parish. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury that this public body endorses and supports the project to improve Water Works District No. 7's system by continuing additional upgrading of water lines along Robins Road and LA Highway 961. This will increase water flow south of LA Highway 961 by creating a continuous line. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury that a copy of this resolution shall be provided as favorable consideration to the request for grant assistance by the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury. PASSED, APPROVED, AND ADOPTED at a regular meeting with a quorum present and voting on the 17th day of March, 2015. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Larry Beauchamp, seconded by Mr. Ed Brooks to approve a one day liquor permit for a charity event (CCA Banquet). This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Jason McCray, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to adopt the following Proclamation proclaiming April 7, 2015 as Parish Day of Recognition: Parish Day of Recognition WHEREAS, service to other is a hallmark of the American character, and central to how we meet our challenges; and WHEREAS, the nation’s counties are increasingly turning to national service and volunteerism as a costeffective strategy to meet city needs; and WHEREAS, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps participants address the most pressing challenges facing our communities, from educating students for the jobs of the 21st century and supporting veterans and military families to providing health services and helping communities recover from natural disasters; and WHEREAS, national service expands economic opportunity by creating more sustainable, resilient communities and providing education, career skills and leadership abilities for those who serve; and WHEREAS, AmeriCorps and Senior Corps participants serve in more than 60,000 locations across the country, bolstering the civic, neighborhood, and faith-based organizations that are so vital to our economic and social wellbeing; and

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10285 East Feliciana Parish, do hereby proclaim April 7, 2015, as National Service Recognition Day, and encourage residents to recognize the positive impact of national service in our county; to thank those who serve; and to find ways to give back to their communities. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Larry Beauchamp, seconded by Mr. Chris Hall to approve monthly invoices. This motion passed unanimously without comment. Transfer of Funds was tabled until the next meeting. A motion was made by Mr. Sean Smith, seconded by Mr. Chris Hall to advertise for 2015 road project. Sub-Motion by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Louis Kent to not overlay any gravel roads until all paved roads have been overlayed. Voting for sub motion: Mr. Dwight Hill, Mr. Louis Kent, Mr. Keith Mills and Mr. Jason McCray. Against sub motion: Mr. Sean Smith, Mr. Larry Beauchamp and Mr. Chris Hall. Mr. Ed Brooks abstained. Sub-Motion passed with comments. A motion was made by Mr. Sean Smith, seconded by Mr. Chris Hall to table overlay project. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Louis Kent to allow the movie production people to run a power line across the Clerk of Courts office. This motion passed unanimously with comment. A motion was made by Mr. Dwight Hill, seconded by Mr. Louis Kent to allow Mr. Buck Richardson to fix the bricks at the Court House and repair the parking area, also replace the post if needed. This motion passed unanimously with comment. Update on Front End Loader was tabled until the next meeting. Mr. Jim Parker informed the Jury that things are going well at the Homeland Security Office and they are continuing to update their files. Public Comments: Mr. John Stewman voiced his concerns on overlaying Perkins Road. A motion was made by Mr. Jason McCray, seconded by Mr. Sean Smith to adjourn. This motion passed unanimously without comment. _______________ Barbara Hebert, Parish Secretary _______________ Dennis Aucoin, Police Jury President 5116070-apr 16-1t

PUBLIC HEARING Public notice is hereby given that the East Feliciana Parish Police Jury has scheduled a Public Hearing for the following purpose to-wit: Receive public input and comments on the proposed sell of Slaughter Park Property 5:30 P.M., Monday, May 4 24, 2015, Police Jury Meeting Room – 12064 Marston Street, Clinton, LA 70722 East Feliciana Parish Police Jury 5116075- apr 16, 23, 30-3t

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS --Sealed bids will be received for the State of Louisiana by the Division of Administration, Office of Facility Planning and Control, Claiborne Office Building, 1201 North Third Street, Conference Room 1145, Post Office Box 94095, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70804-9095 until 2:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 19, 2015. ANY PERSON REQUIRING SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS SHALL NOTIFY FACILITY PLANNING AND CONTROL OF THE TYPE(S) OF AC C OM M ODAT ION REQUIRED NOT LESS THAN SEVEN (7) DAYS BEFORE THE BID OPENING. FOR: Replace Fire Alarm and Upgrade Sprinkler System, Patient Dormitories 1, 2 & 3, Villa Feliciana Medical Complex, Jackson, Louisiana PROJECT NUMBER: 0 9 320-11-02, Part 01 Complete Bidding Documents for this project are available in electronic form. They may be obtained without charge and without deposit from http://www.lettermans.co m/. Printed copies are not available from the Designer but arrangements can be made to obtain them through most reprographic firms. Plan holders are responsible for their own reproduction costs. Questions about this procedure shall be directed to the Designer at: KME Salas O'Brien 2380 Towne Center Boulevard, Suite 1210 Baton Rouge, LA 70806 Telephone: 225-766-8002 All bids shall be accompanied by bid security in an amount of five percent (5.0%) of the sum of the base bid and all alternates. The form of this security shall be as stated in the Instructions to Bidders included in the Bid Documents for this project. The successful Bidder shall be required to furnish a Performance and Payment Bond written as described in the Instructions to Bidders included in the Bid Documents for this project. A PRE-BID CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD at 10:00 AM on Friday, May 1, 2015 at Villa Feliciana Medical Complex, Administration Building, 5002 Highway 10, Jackson, LA 70748.

WHEREAS, national service participants increase the impact of the organizations they serve with, both through their direct service and by recruiting and managing millions of additional volunteers; and

Bids shall be accepted from Contractors who are licensed under LA. R.S. 37:2150-2192 for the classification of Electrical Work. Bidder is required to comply with provisions and requirements of LA R.S. 38:2212(B) (5). No bid may be withdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after receipt of bids, except under the provisions of LA. R.S. 38:2214.

WHEREAS, national service represents a unique public-private partnership that invests in community solutions and leverages non-federal resources to strengthen community impact and increase the return on taxpayer dollars; and

The Owner reserves the right to reject any and all bids for just cause. In accordance with La. R.S. 38:2212(B) (1), the provisions and requirements of this Section; and those stated in the bidding documents shall not be waived by any entity.

WHEREAS, national service participants demonstrate commitment, dedication, and patriotism by making an intensive commitment to service, a commitment that remains with them in their future endeavors; and

When this project is financed either partially or entirely with State Bonds or financed in whole or in part by federal or other funds which are not readily available at the time bids are received, the award of this Contract is contingent upon the granting of lines of credit, or the sale of bonds by the Bond Commission or the availability of federal or other funds. The State shall incur no obligation to the Contractor until the Contract Between Owner and Contractor is fully executed.

WHEREAS, the Corporation for National and Community Service shares a priority with county executives nationwide to engage citizens, improve lives, and strengthen communities; and is joining with the National Association of Counties and county executives, across the country for the County Day of Recognition for National Service on April 7, 2015. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Dennis Aucoin, Parish President of

Facility Planning and Control is a participant in the Small Entrepreneurship (SE) Program (the Hudson Initiative) and the VeteranOwned and ServiceConnected Disabled Veteran-Owned (LaVet)

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LEGAL NOTICE ---1SOUTHWEST MOUNT COMMON CHURCH FIELD 15-306 STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE OF CONSERVATION BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA In accordance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, and with particular reference to the provisions of Title 30 of Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, a public hearing will be held in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, LaSalle Building, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015, upon the application of COMSTOCK OIL & GASLOUISIANA, LLC. At such hearing the Commissioner of Conservation will consider evidence relative to the issuance of Orders pertaining to the following matters relating to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, in the Southwest Mount Common Church Field, East Feliciana and West Feliciana Parishes, Louisiana. 1. To establish rules and regulations and to create one (1) drilling and production unit (to be designated as TMS RA SUA) for exploration for and production of oil and gas from the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A. 2. To force pool and unitize all separately owned tracts, mineral leases and other property interests within said unit, with each tract sharing in unit production on a surface acreage basis of participation. 3. To provide that with respect to horizontal wells drilled to the

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10285 Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or to serve the unit created herein, where the horizontal portion of the well is cased and cemented back above the top of the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, the distance to any unit boundary and any offset well(s) should be calculated based on the distance to the nearest perforation in the well, and not based on the penetration point or terminus. 4. To provide that any future wells drilled to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or outside of the unit created herein, should be located no closer than 330’ from any unit boundary and no closer than 660’ to any other well completed in, drilling to, or for which a permit has been granted to drill to said reservoir. 5. To provide that the Commissioner of Conservation should be authorized to reclassify the reservoir by Supplemental Order, without the necessity of a public hearing, if the producing characteristics of the reservoir change and evidence to justify such reclassification is submitted to and accepted by the Commissioner of Conservation. 6. To consider such other matters as may be pertinent. The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A is defined as the stratigraphic equivalent of that oil and gas bearing zone encountered between the depths of 13,531’ and 13,948’ (electric log measurements) in the Radzewicz Operating Corp.-Judson Baptist Retreat No. 1 Well, located in Section 48, Township 1 South, Range 1 West, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. A plat is available for inspection in the Office of Conservation in Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Louisiana. http://dnr.louisiana.gov/co n shearings All parties having interest therein shall take notice thereof. BY ORDER OF:

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10285 JAMES H. WELSH COMMISSIONER OF CONSERVATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE AT THE HEARING, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE OF CONSERVATIONENGINEERING DIVISION AT P.O. BOX 94275, BATON ROUGE, LA 70804-9275 IN WRITING WITHIN TEN (10) WORKING DAYS OF THE HEARING DATE. 5116948-apr 16-1t

LEGAL NOTICE ---1SOUTHWEST MOUNT COMMON CHURCH FIELD 15-306 STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE OF CONSERVATION BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA In accordance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, and with particular reference to the provisions of Title 30 of Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, a public hearing will be held in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, LaSalle Building, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015, upon the application of COMSTOCK OIL & GASLOUISIANA, LLC. At such hearing the Commissioner of Conservation will consider evidence relative to the issuance of Orders pertaining to the following matters relating to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, in the Southwest Mount Common Church Field, East Feliciana and West Feliciana Parishes, Louisiana. 1. To establish rules and regulations and to create one (1) drilling and production unit (to be designated as TMS RA SUA) for exploration for and production of oil and gas from the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A. 2. To force pool and unitize all separately owned tracts, mineral leases and other property interests within said unit, with each tract sharing in unit production on a surface acreage basis of participation. 3. To provide that with respect to horizontal wells drilled to the

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10285 Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or to serve the unit created herein, where the horizontal portion of the well is cased and cemented back above the top of the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, the distance to any unit boundary and any offset well(s) should be calculated based on the distance to the nearest perforation in the well, and not based on the penetration point or terminus. 4. To provide that any future wells drilled to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or outside of the unit created herein, should be located no closer than 330’ from any unit boundary and no closer than 660’ to any other well completed in, drilling to, or for which a permit has been granted to drill to said reservoir. 5. To provide that the Commissioner of Conservation should be authorized to reclassify the reservoir by Supplemental Order, without the necessity of a public hearing, if the producing characteristics of the reservoir change and evidence to justify such reclassification is submitted to and accepted by the Commissioner of Conservation. 6. To consider such other matters as may be pertinent. The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A is defined as the stratigraphic equivalent of that oil and gas bearing zone encountered between the depths of 13,531’ and 13,948’ (electric log measurements) in the Radzewicz Operating Corp.-Judson Baptist Retreat No. 1 Well, located in Section 48, Township 1 South, Range 1 West, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana. A plat is available for inspection in the Office of Conservation in Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Louisiana. http://dnr.louisiana.gov/co n shearings All parties having interest therein shall take notice thereof. BY ORDER OF:

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10285 JAMES H. WELSH COMMISSIONER OF CONSERVATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE AT THE HEARING, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE OF CONSERVATIONENGINEERING DIVISION AT P.O. BOX 94275, BATON ROUGE, LA 70804-9275 IN WRITING WITHIN TEN (10) WORKING DAYS OF THE HEARING DATE. 5116949-apr 16-1t

LEGAL NOTICE ---2NORTHEAST SPILLMAN FIELD 15-307 STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE OF CONSERVATION BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA In accordance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, and with particular reference to the provisions of Title 30 of Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, a public hearing will be held in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, LaSalle Building, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015, upon the application of COMSTOCK OIL & GASLOUISIANA, LLC. At such hearing the Commissioner of Conservation will consider evidence relative to the issuance of Orders pertaining to the following matters relating to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, in the Northeast Spillman Field, East Feliciana and West Feliciana Parishes, Louisiana. 1. To create one (1) additional drilling and production unit (to be designated as TMS RA SUE) for exploration for and production of oil and gas from the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A. 2. To force pool and unitize all separately owned tracts, mineral leases and other property interests within said unit, with each tract sharing in unit production on a surface acreage basis of participation. 3. To provide that horizontal wells drilled to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or

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10285 to serve the unit created herein, where the horizontal portion of the well is cased and cemented back above the top of the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, the distance to any unit boundary and any offset well(s) should be calculated based on the distance to the nearest perforation in the well, and not based on the penetration point or terminus. 4. Except to the extent contrary herewith, to extend the provisions of Office of Conservation Order No. 1374-B, effective March 20, 2012, as amended and supplemented by the 1374-B Series of Orders, to the proposed unit. 5. To consider such other matters as may be pertinent.

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10285 ty electrical contractors, underground utility electrical contractors and electrical utility right of way contractors for emergency storm restoration work for the 2015 hurricane season. Please include: a) labor and equipment hourly rate schedules, b) pay policies regarding overtime and holidays, c) crew and equipment types and availability and d) insurance certificates. Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and women-owned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5117206- apr 16-23-2t

The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A is defined in Order No. 1374-B, effective March 20, 2012. A plat is available for inspection in the Office of Conservation in Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Louisiana. http://dnr.louisiana.gov/co n shearings All parties having interest therein shall take notice thereof. BY ORDER OF: JAMES H. WELSH COMMISSIONER OF CONSERVATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE AT THE HEARING, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE OF CONSERVATIONENGINEERING DIVISION AT P.O. BOX 94275, BATON ROUGE, LA 70804-9275 IN WRITING WITHIN TEN (10) WORKING DAYS OF THE HEARING DATE. 5117172-apr 16-1t

PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals from overhead utili-

PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals for full-service, turnkey catering and storm service companies for the 2015 hurricane season. Storm services include meals, shower units, bunk trailers, cots and linens, tents and generators. Please provide a detail list of the rates and availability for each service. Please also indicate if the services can be retained separately. Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and womenowned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5117217- apr 16-23-2t

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Sealed bids will be opened and publicly read by the Procurement Section of the Division of Administration, 1201 N. 3rd. St., 2nd. Floor, Suite 2160, (P.O. Box 94095), Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 10:00 A.M. for the following: File No. V544851, Solicitation No. 2259241 – Cotton Harvesting, Ginning & Warehousing Service-2015 Contract, PE, 04/29/2015 Bid proposal forms, information and specifications may be obtained by accessing the bid number in LaPac at www.doa.Louisiana. gov/osp or from the procurement section listed above. No bids will be received after the date and hour specified. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids and to waive any informalities. Paul Holmes Director of State Procurement FAX (225) 342-8688 5116069-apr 16-1t

NOTICE --Historic District Commission Town of St. Francisville Thursday, October 9, 2014 Meeting was called to order by Leigh Anne Jones at 6:00 PM Members of the commission present: Leslie Daniel, Claire Mott, Leigh Anne Jones, and Wayne Slater. Not present: Herschel Harrington. Laurie Walsh, Main Street Director. Wayne Slater the new representative from Planning and Zoning for the Town of St. Francisville was welcomed to the commission. Guest: Owen Couhig Minutes were approved on a motion by Leslie Daniel and seconded by Claire Mott. Motion carried. New Business: Action taken on 9707 Royal Street located in the Town of St Francisville Historic District. The building known as Weber’s Store #12 is listed

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10290 on the National Register of historic places inventory as a contributing building of character to the district. Building owner Owen Couhig presented the plans to the Commission. Commissioners agreed that we would change our meeting times to six o’clock . There being no other business, a motion was made by Leslie Daniel and was seconded by Claire Mott to adjourn, motion carried. Owen Couhig: Owner Motions: 1.) The following motion was made by Claire Mott. To allow the owner to paint the present metal roof silver and when owner replaces present roof it will be with heavy gauge v-grooved metal. On a second by Leslie Daniel, the motion carried. 2.) The following motion was made by Leslie Daniel. To allow owner to construct a 6ft. high fence on the Ferdinand Street side of the building the length necessary to conceal the new heating and air conditioner unit and garbage cans. The color of this fence will be of the same color that was previously approved for the neighboring fence located at 9721 Royal Street. On a second by Wayne Slater, the motion carried. 3.) The following motion was made by Leigh Anne Jones. All windows on the building will be wooden six pane over six pane except for the wooden stain glass window on the Ferdinand Street side. The existing French door located in the front of the house (under porch) will be replaced with a new wooden French door of same size. The existing front window on the Royal Street side of the building will be replaced with matching a wooden French door (as one under porch). The existing wooden door on the Royal Street side of the building will be replaced with an exterior wooden door. On a second by Claire Mott, the motion carried. 4.)

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5.) The following motion was made by Leslie Daniel. To allow the front porch to be wooden railed completely to no longer allow access to the front porch. The front porch will be screened with invisible screen. The porch on the Ferdinand Street side will be shuttered with wooden louvers in similar shape and (?) as those located at Oakley Plantation. On a second by Wayne Salter, the motion carried. Shutter color was not approved: Owner must provide color to commission for approval. 6.) The following motion was made by Claire Mott. To allow owner to construct a new deck on the Royal Street side of the building. The wooden deck will be 8 ft. deep and 40 ft. long with a railing beginning at the front edge of the house and extending 12 ft. in length. On a second by Leslie Daniel, the motion carried. Owner to stain the flooring. Exterior Color: Valspar Historical Color: Woodhaven Marmalade Board has not given approval on the following: Trim Paint Shutter Paint Note: Brick steps on Royal Street side of building: refer to drawing Rear of building: Wooden door to remain. Concrete steps to be bricked over. Front of building: Drawing shows not steps but owner said that they will remain. Green Lattice will also be used on the building. Owner needs to provide the commission with a plot plan. All correspondence should be mailed to: Owen Couhig P. O Box 824, St. Francisville, LA 70775 5116088-apr 16-1t

NOTICE --20TH Judicial District Court, Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana JP MORGAN CHASE BANK N A T I O N A L ASSOCIATIONVersus 22183B AMY SCALLAN PACE ET AL Acting under and by virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and numbered cause, dated JULY 14, 2014 and to me directed as Sheriff of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana, I will at 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2015, at the principle door of the Courthouse in the Town of St. Francisville, Louisiana, sell the following mortgaged property belonging to the defendant, AMY SCALLAN PACE ET AL to-wit: A CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, INCLUDING ALL RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, PRESCRIPTIONS, ADVANTAGES, AND APPURTENANTS THEREUNTO BELONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING THERETO LOCATED IN SECTION 81, T2S, R3W, GLD. WEST FELICIANA PARISH, STATE OF LOUISIANA, AND BEING LOT 19-B-1 CONTAINING 4.00 ACRES OF THE TRACT 3A OF ISLAND PLANTATION, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AND DEPICTED ON THAT MAP OF SURVEY BY CHARLES T. SNYDER DATED AUGUST 8, 2000 ENTITLED "PLAT SHOWING RESUBDIVISION OF 7.75 ACRE LOT 19-B TRACT 3A OF ISLAND PLANTATION INTO 4.00 AC. LOT 19-B-l & 3.75 AC. LOT 19 B-2 SECTIONS 74 & 81, T- 2-S, R-3-W, GLD WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LOUISIANA FOR NOLAN PERCY 2240 FAIRWAY DR BATON ROUGE, LA 70809", A BLUE LINE COPY OF WHICH IS ATTACHED TO THE CASH SALE DATED SEPTEMBER 15, 2000 AND RECORDED AS ORIGINAL NUMBER 80,358 IN THE RECORDS OF THE CLERK OF COURT FOR THE PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA, STATE OF LOUISIANA. THE MUNICIPAL ADDRESS OF THE SUBJECT PROPERTY IS 10025 BYRNES ROAD, ST. FRANCISVILLE, LOUISIANA 70775. TERMS OF SALE: CASH to the highest bidder WITHOUT appraisement, at auction and according to law. J. AUSTIN DANIEL SHERIFF AND EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER, WEST FELICIANA PARISH 5116630-apr 16-may 14-2t

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10290 motion was made by Wayne Slater. To allow owner to remove the middle wooden window on the Ferdinand Street side of the building and to enclose opening with recycled wood siding from the Royal Street side of the building. On a second by Claire Mott, the motion carried.

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10290 NOTICE --20TH Judicial District Court, Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana BANK OF ST FRANCISVILLE Versus 20840-A JOHNSON HANDY AND AMANDA D HANDY Acting under and by virtue of an AMENDED WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and numbered cause, dated FEBRUARY 13, 2015 and to me directed as Sheriff of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana, I will at 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2015, at the principle door of the Courthouse in the Town of St. Francisville, Louisiana, sell the following mortgaged property belonging to the defendant, JOHNSON HANDY AND AMANDA D HANDY towit: 1) A CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, PRESCRIPTIONS AND ADVANTAGES THEREUNTO BELONGING OR IN ANYWISE APPERTAINING, BEING LOT NUMBER S-12 OF THE SOLITUDE SUBDIVISION, AS SHOWN AND DESCRIBED ON A MAP OR PLAT OF SURVEY DATED JULY 31, 1978, PREPARED BY WALTER C. SNYDER, R.L.S., ENTITLED "PLAT SHOWING SURVEY AND DIVISION OF 40.95 ACRE TRACT FROM THE 119.82 ACRE MALINDA LEE TRACT, SECS. 57 AND 64, T-2-S-R3W, GLD, WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LOUISIANA"; A BLUE LINE COPY OF WHICH IS FILED FOR RECORD AS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT #18245 OF THE CONVEYANCE RECORDS OF WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LOUISIANA. SAID LOT HAVING SUCH DIMENSIONS AS SHOWN ON SAID PLAT OF SURVEY. 2) THAT CERTAIN MOBILE HOME IMMOBILIZED ON THE ABOVE-DESCRIBED PROPERTY, AND IDENTIFIED AS A 1974 BEND MOBILE HOME, VIN #19GDS1 248, WHICH HAS BEEN ADDED ONTO AS A PERMANENT STRUCTURE. 3) 1984 WEWO HS MOBILE HOME, VIN #KBLASN422118 TERMS OF SALE: CASH to the highest bidder WITH appraisement, at auction and according to law. J. AUSTIN DANIEL SHERIFF AND EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER, WEST FELICIANA PARISH 5116639-apr 16-may 14-2t

NOTICE --20TH Judicial District Court, Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL LOUISIANA, INC. Versus 22335-B WILLIAM JOSEPH DELANEY AND DIXIE RIETZ DELANEY Acting under and by virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and numbered cause, dated FEBRUARY 10, 2015 and to me directed as Sheriff of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana, I will at 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2015, at the principle door of the Courthouse in the Town of St. Francisville, Louisiana, sell the following mortgaged property belonging to the defendant WILLIAM JOESPH DELANEY AND DIXIE RIETZ DELANEY to-wit: A CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, APPURTENANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREON BELONGING OR ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN SECTION 79, TIS, RIW, GREENSBURG LAND DISTRICT, WEST FELICIANA PARISH, STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEING MORE PARTICULARLY SHOWN AND DESCRIBED AS LOT B-2 CONTAINING 20.50 ACRES AND LOT B-2-A CONTAINING 2.00 ACRES, ACCORDING TO A "PLAT SHOWING SURVEY 22.5 AC LOT B-1, 20.5 AC. LOT B-2 AND 2.00 AC. LOT B2-A, SECTION 79, TIS, R1W, G.L.D. AND SECTION 5, T2S, R1W, G.L.D., WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LOUISIANA BOR BILL DELANEY" BY E. R. BROADBENT, DATED MARCH 16, 1988, A COPY OF WHICH IS FILED FOR RECORD AS ORIGINAL DOCUMENT NO. 37,829. LESS AND EXCEPT: THAT CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, CONTAINING 2.50 ACRES, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, AND ALL OF THE RIGHTS, WAYS, PRIVILEGES, SERVITUDES, APPURTENANCES AND ADVANTAGES THEREON BELONGING OR ANYWISE APPERTAINING, SITUATED IN THE PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA, STATE OF LOUISIANA, BEING DESIGNATED AS LOT B-2-A-2 ON

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WEST FELICIANA PARISH COUNCIL LEGAL DESCRIPTION All that portion of a 60 foot right-of-way located on Lot E-2 of the Former Gordon Dippel Tract, identified in yellow on the attached plat of survey entitled “Plat Showing Division of a 5.26 Acre Tract into 3.09 Acre Lot E-1 and 2.17 Acre Lot E-2 Former Gordon Dippel Tract, Section 67, Township 3 South, Range 3 West, St. Helena Meridian, Greensburg Land District, West Feliciana Parish, Louisiana for Walter Imahara” dated May 17, 2004, by Charles F. Wilson, PLS., a copy of said plat of survey is attached to a Sale with Mortgage, registered as Original Document 91211, and recorded in Book 156 at page 909 of the official records of the Clerk of Court of West Feliciana Parish. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a request has been submitted to the West Feliciana Parish Council for abandonment of the road described above. The Council will hold a public hearing on Monday, April 27, 2015 at 5:30 p.m. in the Parish Council Meeting Room on the second floor of the Courthouse Annex, 4785 Prosperity Street, St. Francisville, Louisiana. If you have any comments or concerns, we would greatly appreciate hearing from you prior to rendering a decision. Feel free to contact the Council Secretary at (225) 784-3642 with any questions or comments. /s/Rolanda J. Robinson West Feliciana Parish Council 5112115-apr 2/apr 9/apr 16 -3t

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THAT MAP ENTITLED "PLAT SHOWING RESUBDIVISION OF LOT B-2 AND B-2-A INTO 19.98 ACRE LOT B-2-A-1 AND 2..50 ACRE LOT B-2-A-2 SECTION 79, T-1-S, R-1-W AND SECTION 79, T-2-S, R-1-W, GLD WEST FELICIANA PARISH, LA FOR BILL DELANEY" DATED OCTOBER 20, 2005 BY WILSON LAND SURVEYING, LLC, SAID LOT HAVING SUCH MEASUREMENTS AND DIMENSIONS AND SUBJECT TO SUCH SERVITUDES AS SHOWN ON SAID MAP; SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS, SERVITUDES, RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND OUTSTANDING MINERAL RIGHTS OF RECORD AFFECTING THE PROPERTY.

of the rates and availability for each service. Please also indicate if the services can be retained separately.

TERMS OF SALE: CASH to the highest bidder WITH appraisement, at auction and according to law. J. AUSTIN DANIEL SHERIFF AND EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER, WEST FELICIANA PARISH 5116651-apr 16-may 14-2t

NOTICE --20TH Judicial District Court, Parish of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana WELLS FARGO BANK, Versus THOMAS LOUIS CROIX AKA THOMAS L. CROIX AKA THOMAS CROIX

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Acting under and by virtue of a WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE issued by the Honorable Court aforesaid in the above entitled and numbered cause, dated FEBRUARY 26, 2015 and to me directed as Sheriff of West Feliciana, State of Louisiana, I will at 10:00 A.M. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 2015, at the principle door of the Courthouse in the Town of St. Francisville, Louisiana, sell the following mortgaged property belonging to the defendant THOMAS LOUIS LACROIX AKA THOMAS L. LACROIX AKA THOMAS LACROIX to-wit: ONE (1) CERTAIN LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, TOGETHER WITH ALL THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREON, SITUATED IN THAT SUBDIVISION OF THE PARISH OF WEST FELICIANA, STATE OF LOUISIANA, KNOWN AS WEYDERT HILL, AND BEING DESIGNATED ON THE OFFICIAL SUBDIVISION MAP, ON FILE AND OF RECORD IN THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND RECORDER FOR SAID PARISH AND STATE, AS LOT NUMBER TWENTY-THREE (23), SAID SUBDIVISION; SAID LOT HAVING SUCH MEASUREMENTS AND DIM ENSIONS AS SHOWN ON SAID MAP. TERMS OF SALE: CASH to the highest bidder WITH appraisement, at auction and according to law. J. AUSTIN DANIEL SHERIFF AND EX-OFFICIO AUCTIONEER, WEST FELICIANA PARISH 5116659-apr 16-may 14-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals from overhead utility electrical contractors, underground utility electrical contractors and electrical utility right of way contractors for emergency storm restoration work for the 2015 hurricane season. Please include: a) labor and equipment hourly rate schedules, b) pay policies regarding overtime and holidays, c) crew and equipment types and availability and d) insurance certificates. Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and womenowned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5117127- apr 16-23-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals for full-service, turnkey catering and storm service companies for the 2015 hurricane season. Storm services include meals, shower units, bunk trailers, cots and linens, tents and generators. Please provide a detail list

Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and women-owned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5117134- apr 16-23-2t

LEGAL NOTICE ---2NORTHEAST SPILLMAN FIELD 15-307 STATE OF LOUISIANA OFFICE OF CONSERVATION BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA In accordance with the laws of the State of Louisiana, and with particular reference to the provisions of Title 30 of Louisiana Revised Statutes of 1950, a public hearing will be held in the Hearing Room, 1st Floor, LaSalle Building, 617 North 3rd Street, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, at 9:00 a.m. on WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2015, upon the application of COMSTOCK OIL & GAS-LOUISIANA, LLC.

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10295 SHERIFF’S SALE --Twenty-First Judicial District court of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St. Helena JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Vs. 22,606 Ralph R. Stewart By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Twenty-First Judicial Court of Louisiana, Parish of St. Helena in and for the Parish of St. Helena Parish, in the above entitled and numbered suit, I have seized and will proceed to sell at public auction for cash to the last and highest bidder and according to law, sale to take place at the principal front door of the Court House in Greensburg, Louisiana on Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Between the hours prescribed by law, beginning at ten o’clock a.m. the following mentioned and described property in the Parish of St. Helena, State of Louisiana, to-wit: WITH APPRAISEMENT THAT CERTAIN TRACT OR PARCEL OF GROUND, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon located in Section 22, T3S, R3E, Parish of St. Helena, State of Louisiana, more particularly designated as 15.00 acres and 2.196 acres located in Section 22, T3S, R6E, Greensburg Land District, Parish of St. Helena, State of Louisiana, and being more fully described according to a "Map showing 15.00 acres and 2.196 acres located in Section 22, T3S, R6E, Greensburg land District, Parish of St. Helena, State of Louisiana for Bob McCoy" dated September 12, 2012, prepared by William J. Bodin, Jr., C. E., P.L.S., a copy of which is attached hereto and made a part hereof. Said tract having the measurements and dimensions and being subject to the servitudes and dedications as set forth on said official map.

At such hearing the Commissioner of Conservation will consider evidence relative to the issuance of Orders pertaining to the following matters relating to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, in the Northeast Spillman Field, East Feliciana and West Feliciana Parishes, Louisiana. 1. To create one (1) additional drilling and production unit (to be designated as TMS RA SUE) for exploration for and production of oil and gas from the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A. 2. To force pool and unitize all separately owned tracts, mineral leases and other property interests within said unit, with each tract sharing in unit production on a surface acreage basis of participation. 3. To provide that horizontal wells drilled to the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, within or to serve the unit created herein, where the horizontal portion of the well is cased and cemented back above the top of the Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A, the distance to any unit boundary and any offset well(s) should be calculated based on the distance to the nearest perforation in the well, and not based on the penetration point or terminus. 4. Except to the extent contrary herewith, to extend the provisions of Office of Conservation Order No. 1374-B, effective March 20, 2012, as amended and supplemented by the 1374-B Series of Orders, to the proposed unit. 5. To consider such other matters as may be pertinent.

Which has the address of 1833 McCoy Road, Amite, LA 70422 Terms of Sale: CASH, according to law with appraisement Greensburg, La., Advertise April 16, 2015 and May 14, 2015 Louis G. Arceneaux, Attorney Nathaniel Williams, Sheriff 5104633-apr 16-may 14-2t

ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS --SECTION C-30 OWNER: Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena P. O. Box 658 Greensburg, LA 70441 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Contract No. 1 – Water Distribution System will be received by the Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena at the office located at 3362 La Highway 1045 (Near the intersection of LA Highway 1045 and LA Highway 441) until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 5, 2015 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: ---PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS CORPORATION--7600 INNOVATION PARK DRIVE, BATON ROUGE, LA 70820

The Tuscaloosa Marine Shale, Reservoir A is defined in Order No. 1374-B, effective March 20, 2012. A plat is available for inspection in the Office of Conservation in Baton Rouge and Lafayette, Louisiana. http://dnr.louisiana.gov/con shearings All parties having interest therein shall take notice thereof. BY ORDER OF: JAMES H. WELSH COMMISSIONER OF CONSERVATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT, IF YOU NEED ASSISTANCE AT THE HEARING, PLEASE CONTACT THE OFFICE OF CONSERVATIONENGINEERING DIVISION AT P.O. BOX 94275, BATON ROUGE, LA 70804-9275 IN WRITING WITHIN TEN (10) WORKING DAYS OF THE HEARING DATE. 5117162-apr 16-1t

---AGC/F. W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS --666 NORTH STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA 70802 ---AGC/F.W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW-HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS--2475 CANAL STREET, SUITE 101, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119 Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the issuing office of Professional Engineering Consultants Corporation located at 7600 Innovation Park Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70820 upon payment of $150.00 for each set. Work generally involves the following: 3”, 4”, 6” & 12” PVC/HDPE Water Mains, State Highway Crossings, Flush Hydrants, Valves, Fittings, Water Sampling Stations, water services, connections to existing water mains and appurtenances. April 2, 2015 DATE

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS --SECTION C-30 OWNER: Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena P. O. Box 658 Greensburg, LA 70441 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Contract No. 2 – Water Well will be received by the Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena at the office located at 3362 La Highway 1045 (Near the intersection of LA Highway 1045 and LA Highway 441) until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 5, 2015 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: ---PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS CORPORATION--7600 INNOVATION PARK DRIVE, BATON ROUGE, LA 70820 ---AGC/F. W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS --666 NORTH STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA 70802 ---AGC/F.W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW-HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS--2475 CANAL STREET, SUITE 101, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119 Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the issuing office of Professional Engineering Consultants Corporation located at 7600 Innovation Park Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70820 upon payment of $150.00 for each set. Construction involves a 2,000 foot depth test well and a permanent 600 gpm water well and associated appurtenances. April 2, 2015 DATE Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena OWNER BY: /s Jim Hitchens President

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10295 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS --SECTION C-30 OWNER: Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena P. O. Box 658 Greensburg, LA 70441 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Contract No. 4 – Pre-Fabricated Metal Building & Asphalt Parking Lot will be received by the Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena at the office located at 3362 La Highway 1045 (Near the intersection of LA Highway 1045 and LA Highway 441) until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 5, 2015 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: ---PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS CORPORATION--7600 INNOVATION PARK DRIVE, BATON ROUGE, LA 70820 ---AGC/F. W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS --666 NORTH STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA 70802 ---AGC/F.W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW-HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS--2475 CANAL STREET, SUITE 101, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119 Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the issuing office of Professional Engineering Consultants Corporation located at 7600 Innovation Park Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70820 upon payment of $100.00 for each set. The construction work consist of new prefabricated metal building, and new asphalt parking lot and associated appurtenances. April 2, 2015 DATE Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena OWNER BY: /s Jim Hitchens President 5111864-apr 2-9-16-3t

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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS --SECTION C-30 OWNER: Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena P. O. Box 658 Greensburg, LA 70441 Separate sealed BIDS for the construction of Contract No. 3 – Water Pumping Station will be received by the Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena at the office located at 3362 La Highway 1045 (Near the intersection of LA Highway 1045 and LA Highway 441) until 2:00 p.m. (local time) on May 5, 2015 and then at said office publicly opened and read aloud. The CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be examined at the following locations: ---PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS CORPORATION--7600 INNOVATION PARK DRIVE, BATON ROUGE, LA 70820 ---AGC/F. W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS --666 NORTH STREET, BATON ROUGE, LA 70802 ---AGC/F.W. DODGE DIVISION, MCGRAW-HILL INFORMATION SYSTEMS--2475 CANAL STREET, SUITE 101, NEW ORLEANS, LA 70119 Copies of the CONTRACT DOCUMENTS may be obtained at the issuing office of Professional Engineering Consultants Corporation located at 7600 Innovation Park Drive, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70820 upon payment of $150.00 for each set. Work involves the construction of a ground storage tank, pressure tank, high service pumps, chlorination facility, generator, electrical & controls, service road, fence, site grading and appurtenances along La Hwy 38. April 2, 2015 DATE Water Works District No. 2 of St. Helena OWNER BY: /s Jim Hitchens President 5111863-apr 2-9-16-3t

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SHERIFF’S SALE --Twenty-First Judicial District court of Louisiana, in and for the Parish of St. Helena First Guaranty Bank, Successor by Merger to Bank of Greensburg Vs. 22,636 Kevin E. Boardman and Joy A. Vach Huff By virtue of a Writ of Seizure and Sale issued out of the Twenty-First Judicial Court of Louisiana, Parish of St. Helena in and for the Parish of St. Helena Parish, in the above entitled and numbered suit, I have seized and will proceed to sell at public auction for cash to the last and highest bidder and according to law, sale to take place at the principal front door of the Court House in Greensburg, Louisiana on Wednesday, May 20, 2015 Between the hours prescribed by law, beginning at ten o’clock a.m. the following mentioned and described property in the Parish of St. Helena, State of Louisiana, to-wit: WITH APPRAISEMENT One (1) certain tract or parcel of ground, together with all the buildings and improvements thereon, located in Section 50, T4S, R3E, Parish of ST. HELENA, State of Louisiana, more particularly designated as TRACT K-2A containing 0.31 acres, and being more fully described according to a "A Map Showing ReSubdivision of the William Johnson Estate into Tracts K-1A and K-2-A, Located In Section 50, T4SR3E, Greensburg Land District, St. Helena Parish, Louisiana" dated August 29, 2007, prepared by Alvin Fairbum & Associates, Consulting Engineers, Land Surveyors, Land Development Consultants and Project Designs, a copy of which is recorded in COB 263, Page 323 in the official records of St. Helena Parish, Louisiana. Said tract having the measurements and dimensions and being subject to the servitudes and dedications as set forth on said map. Municipal Address: 1786 Calmes Road, Denlzam Springs, LA 70706 Terms of Sale: CASH, according to law with appraisement Greensburg, La., Advertise April 16, 2015 and May 14, 2015 Charles E. Spedale, Attorney Nathaniel Williams, Sheriff 5112503-apr 16, may 14-2t

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10295 PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals from overhead utility electrical contractors, underground utility electrical contractors and electrical utility right of way contractors for emergency storm restoration work for the 2015 hurricane season. Please include: a) labor and equipment hourly rate schedules, b) pay policies regarding overtime and holidays, c) crew and equipment types and availability and d) insurance certificates. Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and womenowned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5116538- apr 16-23-2t

PUBLIC NOTICE --Category: Events and Notices – Bids and Proposals Invitation to Bid: Storm Restoration- Dixie Electric Membership Corporation (DEMCO) is accepting proposals for full-service, turnkey catering and storm service companies for the 2015 hurricane season. Storm services include meals, shower units, bunk trailers, cots and linens, tents and generators. Please provide a detail list of the rates and availability for each service. Please also indicate if the services can be retained separately. Proposals must be delivered to the DEMCO Headquarters Purchasing Department at 16262 Wax Road, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739, or emailed to sandrar@demco.org, by April 30, 2015. DEMCO is an equal opportunity employer committed to promoting emerging small businesses, minority-owned businesses and womenowned businesses, and to utilizing labor surplus firms. 5116552- apr 16-23-2t

NOTICE --ST. HELENA PARISH POLICE JURY MINUTES REGULAR SESSION, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 2015 The St. Helena Parish Police Jury met regular session in the Meeting Room of the St. Helena Parish Police Jury Building at 17911 Hwy 43, Greensburg, Louisiana, on Tuesday, March 24, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. Police Jurors present: President, Theodore, McCray Jr., Vice President, Warren McCray, Jr, Jule C. Wascom, Thomas Wicker, Major Coleman, Doug Watson, Police Jurors absent: NONE Discussed health insurance renewal options Adopted & authorized President and SecretaryTreasurer to sign 2014 Louisiana Compliance Questionnaire for Audit Engagements Approved invoice from PSB Contractors, i/a/o $10,531, for 898 Opal Bennett Rd; upon receipt of funds Motion carried to approve invoices i/a/o $689, for 83 Beatrice Ln, $642, for 1394 McDaniel Rd, & $641.50, for 182 School Rd from Winston Brumfield. Checks are to be held in the office & Mr. Brumfield must sign the checks over to the Parish to go toward balance owed for overpayment. Approved invoice from Morgan Watson i/a/o $1,000 Discussed change order request for St. Helena Parish Courthouse Project, Phase II, roof replacement. The board authorized Mr. Major Coleman to speak with the DA about paying the difference to replace the roof Approved request from SHAPE to set up two picnic tables for public use Motion carried to cancel credit cards issued to Police Jurors, effective immediately Addendum: • Motion carried to add one item to the agenda

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10295 • Motion carried to adopt resolution of the St. Helena Parish Police Jury for status and ownership of the MultiPurpose Center Motion carried to accept the agreement between the SHPPJ & FWRD, with the following exceptions: No internet service will be provided, building to be cleaned on Thursdays. Motion carried to change Harry Singleton from parttime to full-time employment, effective 3/25/2015 Motion carried to authorize $1.00 per hour pay increase for Lorenzo Robertson, payable from Road District #3, effective 3/25/2015 Motion carried that mosquito spraying temporarily suspended until funding is available Accepted OEP from Rita Allen

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State GOHSEP Drill Exercise- April 14-15, St. Helena Parish Police Jury will have to “activate” the EOC for this Drill & Exercise Mr. Wicker exits meeting Motion carried to accept grant report for March 2015 Authorized President to sign Supplemental Agreement No. 1 for Pontchartrain Eng. for Greensburg Sewage Pond Project Authorized President to sign LGAP Completion Report for the Village of Montpelier Project Authorized release of Comprehensive Plan to TMG Consulting to assist with the Zachary Taylor Parkway Planning Project Motion carried that SHAPE will pay the $100 due from the Parish for Northshore Focus Day at the Capital, Tuesday, April 14, 2015 (one time only) Authorized Mr. Ryan Broussard to use the Police Jury Conference Room on April 20, 2015 @ 6:00 pm, for a public meeting Acknowledge receipt of financial reports received for review, as prepared by Sibley & Newell, CPA Approved employees’ leave time report Accepted fuel, and/or work reports by Superintendent Approve checks written after the last regular meeting in the total amount of $117,015.92 and tonight’s checks totaling $29,263.35 Approved minutes for March 10, 2015, as prepared and emailed to Jurors The meeting was adjourned to meet in regular session at 6:00 p.m. Tuesday, April 14, 2015 ___________________ Theodore McCray, Jr., President St. Helena Parish Police Jury State of Louisiana Sharonda Brown, Sec-Treasurer St. Helena Parish Police Jury State of Louisiana 5117186-apr 16-1t

Spirits Event Group, LLC d/b/a 4th QUARTER is applying to the Office of Alcohol & Tobacco Control of the State of Louisiana for a permit to sell beverages of low and high alcoholic content at retail in the Parish of St. Helena, in the 4th Ward at the following location: 51356 Hwy 16, Denham Springs, LA 70706. The name of the business will be "4th QUARTER". The business is located approximately 6 miles from the City of Watson, LA. The mailing address for Spirits Event Group, LLC is 3300 Canal St., Suite 200, New Orleans LA 70119. Forrest L. Bethay III-Owner Karson J. Bethay-Owner 5117892 April 16, 23 2015

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STATE OF LOUISIANA VERSUS DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS OF ST. HELENA, LOUISIANA BY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY VESTED IN ME BY THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, I WILL SELL AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE IN WHICH THE CIVIL DISTRICT COURT OF THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA IS HELD, WITHIN LEGAL SALE HOURS OF JUDICIAL SALES BEGINNING AT 10:00 O’CLOCK A. M., MAY 20, 2015 AND CONTINUING ON EACH SUCCEEDING DAY UNTL SALE IS COMPLETED. ALL OF THE IMMOVABLE PROPERTY ON WHICH TAXES ARE DUE TO THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA TO ENFORCE THE COLLECTION OF TAXES ASSESSED FROM THE YEAR 2014, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST AND AS PRESCRIBED BY LAW UNTIL PAID, AND ALL COSTS, THE NAME OF SAID TAXPAYER, THE AMOUNT OF TAXES DUE BY EACH ON THE ASSESMENT OF SAID YEAR AND THE IMMOVALBE PROPERTY ASSESSED TO EACH TO BE OFFERED FOR SALE AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT: BEACH, LINDA, 124 JOHN KINARD CIRCLE, CHAPIN SC 29036, Assessment Number: 00000349, Ward: 1, Property Description, MOBILE HOME ON RONALD ALLEN’S PROPERTY, SEC. 69, T1S R4E CANCELLED 4/26/2012 AS PER FAX FROM LEXINGTON COUNTY, SOUTH CAROL INA ASSESSOR’S OFFICE. * SEE FILE, Tax: $213.66, Interest: $8.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $282.26 FONDREN, MARY LEE ESTATE, C/O STEPHANNIE ANDERSON, ROSELAND LA 70456, Assessment Number: 00001552, Ward: 1, Property Description, 2 ACRES, SEC. 55, T1S R4E; COB 131 P. 449, Tax: $91.16, Interest: $3.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $154.76 KNATT, THEODORE, 6821 FOUNTAIN LANE, LA BATON ROUGE 70809, Assessment Number: 00002527, Ward: 1, Property Description, 15.16 ACRES, SEC. 28, T1S R5E COB 237, P. 161; COB 239 PG. 105; COB 251 PG. 84-(MARRIAGE CONTRACT) (CAMP);, Tax: $548.39, Interest: $21.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $630.31 MCCLENDON, JOE B., JR., 1827 MARTIN LUTHER KING, NEW ORLEANS LA 70113, Assessment Number: 00003004, Ward: 1, Property Description, 36.50 ACRES, SEC. 25, T1S R4E, LOT #1; COB 130, P. 338; COB 264, P 108 (FLORENCE MCCLENDON DONATED 1.50 AC., SEC. 25, T1S R4E TO MARIE & FEDERICK LEWIS) COB 275, P. 532 (EXCHANGE WITH FREDERICK AND MARIE LEWIS-JOSEPH MCCLENDON, JR. GET 1 1/2 AC. FRED- ER, Tax: $148.25, Interest: $5.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $214.17 MISS-LOU OPERATING, LLC, 225 N. COLUMBIA STREET, COVINGTON LA 70433, Assessment 08006869, Number: Ward: 1, Property Description, WEYERHAUSER #2; SER. #0238089, OIL WELL: 318730 VUA; WEYERHAUSER CO.; SER.#242462 OIL WELL: 352430 TOTAL OIL WELLS: 9440 ME: 6450 LI: 0, Tax: $2, 263.37, Interest: $90.48, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $2, 413.85 RED RIVER COMPRESSION SERVICES, LLC, 3 RIVERWAY - SUITE 1025, HOUSTON TX 77056, Assessment Number: 08008212, Ward: 1, Property Description, PE: 85, 550, Tax: $12, 185.74, Interest: $487.44, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $12, 733.18 SMITH, SAMUEL P. ESTATE AND, HELEN HALL SMITH ESTATE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00004010, Ward: 1, Property Description, 1 ACRE, SEC. 54, T1S R4E; COB 94, P. 122(DEED STATES 531-4 BUT MAP SHOWS PROPERTY OF HERBERT HALL IN 54-1-4), Tax: $370.34, Interest: $14.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed:

$445.18 SMITH, TONYA A. & ALEX JOFFRE ASH, 280 RED BLUFF CHURCH ROAD, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00001172, Ward: 1, Property Description, 12.314 ACRES, SEC. 9, T1S R5E; COB 92, P. 111; COB 142, P. 383; COB 171, P. 278; COB 226, P. 8 (DONATION FROM JAMES B. ASH, SR.) COB 226, P. 10 (PEGGY ASH DONATED ALL HER UND. INT. TO JAMES B. ASH, SR.); COB 246, P. 608 (PARTITION); COB 282 PG. 516 (ACT, Tax: $39.88, Interest: $1.56, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $101.44 WATSON, BEVERLY DAWN (MCNABB), P. O. BOX 1451, ALBANY LA 70711, Assessment Number: 00001685, Ward: 1, Property Description, 1 AC., SEC. 43, T1S R5E; COB 78, P 62; COB 85, P. 311; COB 277, P. 453 (DONATITION FROM JERRY CLAYTON FREEMAN); COB 299 PG. 537-(DONATIO N FROM MARGARET MCNABB FREEMAN);, Tax: $183.75, Interest: $7.32, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $251.07 BRUMFIELD CONTRACTOR, LLC, 4428 SCARBOROUGH DR, BATON ROUGE LA 70814, Assessment Number: 00008326, Ward: 2, Property Description, 0.50 AC., SEC. 34, T2S R5E; COB 273, P 60 (SHERIFF’S SALE OF DARYL GORDON ET AL--SEE SUIT #20195-WE HAD LISTED TO LUCRETIA GORDON) COB 305 PG. 101-(AMENDED ACT OF SALE-NAME LISTED INCORRECTLY ON 1ST DEED-5/5/14);, Tax: $525.28, Interest: $21.00, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $606.28 CARPENTER, ELIZABETH T., 507 N. BRYAN AVENUE, GONZALES LA 70737, Assessment Number: 00006833, Ward: 2, Property Description, 6.20 AC., TRACT B, SEC. 6 & 64, T2S R5E; COB 173, P. 94 (MAP); COB 201, P. 364 (FROM RHEABORN CHANEY) COB 282 PG. 86 (CASH SALE FROM CHERYL L. COATES); COB 300 PG. 383 (COMMUNITY PROPERTY SETTELMENT);, Tax: $15.35, Interest: $0.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $76.03 CONNER, DETRICE M., 2300 TAFT CIRCLE, APT. 344, BAYTOWN TX 77520, Assessment Number: 00007013, Ward: 2, Property Description, 1.428 ACRES, SEC. 28, T2S R5E; COB 109, P. 434; COB 183, P. 421 (MAR- GUERITE D. CONNER SUC’N.); COB 184 P. 262 (PARTITION); COB 213, P. 533 (SOLD 0.572 AC. TO PERCY CORN- ISH); COB 268, P 265 (ROAD HOME COVENANT), Tax: $622.48, Interest: $24.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $707.36 FIRST DATA MERCHANT SERVICES, P. O. BOX 3868, ENGLEWOOD CO 8015503868, Assessment Number: 08005598, Ward: 2, Property Description, LI: @ DARLINGTON CROCERY 433 X .20 = 86.50 X 15% = 10, Tax: $1.50, Interest: $0.04, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $61.54 HURST, GWENDA & GREGORY, 8087 HIGHWAY 10, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00068601, Ward: 2, Property Description, 2.00 AC., SEC. 56, T2S R5E; COB 272, P 489 (FROM WALTER MORTGAGE) COB 272 PG. 286; COB 205 PG. 11;, Tax: $848.87, Interest: $33.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $942.79 KNATT, THEODORE, 6821 FOUNTAIN LANE, BATON ROUGE LA 70809, Assessment Number: 00008250, Ward: 2, Property Description, 6.62 AC., M/L, SEC. 26, T2S R4E; COB 249, P. 48(FROM CLARICE GORDON); COB 251, P. 84(MARRIAGE CONTRACT), Tax: $25.58, Interest: $1.04, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $86.62 KNIGHTON, RUSSELL, 502 KNIGHTEN LANE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00010843, Ward: 2, Property Description, 2.6621 AC., SEC. 34, T2S R5E; COB 214, P. 175 (FROM ROGER WHEELER), Tax: $127.93, Interest: $5.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $193.01 MELTON,

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ESTATE, C/O PERCY MELTON, JACKSON LA 70748, Assessment Number: 00011874, Ward: 2, Property Description, 1.40 ACRES, LOTP, SEC. 26, T2S R4E; COB 67, P. 411; COB 68, P. 57, Tax: $48.16, Interest: $1.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $110.08 MUSE, BOOKER T. ESTATE, C/O SHARIEE JONES, GREENSBUR LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00012120, Ward: 2, Property Description, 2.00 AC. SEC. 44, T2S R5E; COB 59, P. 23 (RUFUS MUSE SUC’N.); COB 88, P. 215, Tax: $89.32, Interest: $3.52, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $152.84 PA D D I O - J O H N S O N , EUNICE, P. O. BOX 2271, KELLERBURG TX 76244, Assessment Number: 00012344, Ward: 2, Property Description, 15.50 ACRES -IN LOT NO. 3-- SEC. 34, T2S R5E & SEC. 3, T3S R5E COB 145, P. 161; COB 146, P. 253 (TYCER SURVEY); COB 152, P. 113 (CLARENCE SOLD TO EUNICE); COB 159 P. 184 (NAME CHANGED FROM PADDIO- REED TO PADDIO JOHNSON); COB 209, P. 308 (SOLD 1.27 AC., Tax: $58.70, Interest: $2.36, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $121.06 PORTER, TOKELIA O. RICHARDSON, 63150 REALIUS LANE, ROSELAND LA 70456, Assessment Number: 00012781, Ward: 2, Property Description, 1 AC, SEC. 29 & 28, T2S R 5E; COB 240, P 389 (FROM WRIGHT, SR. & CLARA PORTER); COB 273, P. 190 (REGINALD PORTER, SR. DONATED TO TOKELIA O. RICHARDSON PORTER., Tax: $48.16, Interest: $1.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $110.08 SCOTT, DENNIS ESTATE, C/O EDWARD GALMON, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00013276, Ward: 2, Property Description, 2 ACRES--TRACTG, SEC. 31, T2S R5E & SEC. 5 & 6, T3S R5E; COB 145, P. 528-534; COB 50, P. 450 (EMMETT TILLERY HEIRS TO CASSIE PERKINS CRYER MILES);, Tax: $96.32, Interest: $3.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $160.12 SCOTT, VERA, 337 B GORDON LANE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00013342, Ward: 2, Property Description, 2 ACRES- TRACTC, SEC. 31, T2S R5E; COB 145, P. 528-534, Tax: $96.32, Interest: $3.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $160.12 SHANGRI-LA IN THE PINES, C/O DETRICE CONNER, BAYTOWN TX 77521, Assessment Number: 08000839, Ward: 2, Property Description, BUILDING; COB 214, P. 40 (ADJUDI- CATED TO PARISH); COB 214, P. 420 (REDEMPTION DEED) PHYSICAL: 84 HALL RD., Tax: $73.97, Interest: $3.00, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $136.97 SPEARS, HENRIETTA P., 6832 STONESHIRE, BATON ROUGE LA 70818, Assessment Number: 08005010, Ward: 2, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT, 136’ NORTH & SOUTH BY 69’ EAST & WEST IN SEC. 34, T2S R5E; COB 205, P. 77 (FROM JOE OV- ERTON); COB 205, P. 162 (SHERIFF’S TAX SALE TO HELENA E. MCKEAN ON 2.50 AC.); COB 225, P. 204 (CHARLES SPEARS DONATED INT. TO HENRIETTA), Tax: $568.05, Interest: $22.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $650.77 TIMBERLAND MANAGEMENT OF LA, 13441 PINEY WOODS, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 08000896, Ward: 2, Property Description, BUILDING; 25, 000 X 15%= 3750, Tax: $564.41, Interest: $22.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $647.01 WAY-JO, L.L.C., 13441 PINEY WOODS, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00015131, Ward: 2, Property Description, 47.24 AC., SEC 59, T2S R5E; COB 224, P. 316 (FROM ROBERT RIGGS) COB 227, P. 666 (SOLD 61.94 AC. TO MICHAEL & SHARON LYNCH) PHYSICAL: 18070 HWY 43; G-BURG COB 276, P. 68 (NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS); COB 276, P. 69 (FROM ROBERT E. RIGGS), Tax: $277.69, Interest: $11.08, Cost:

$15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $348.77 ALLEN, TERRY, 8993 HIGHWAY 1042, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00076760, Ward: 3, Property Description, 2007 16 X 82 KABCO MOBILE HOME SERIAL # KB01212907, TAN/W GREEN SHUTTERS., Tax: $162.26, Interest: $6.48, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $228.74 ATKINS, WARREN G., JR., % GEORGE MITCHELL, KENNER LA 7006203052, Assessment Number: 00063701, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 AC., LOT #3, SEC. 52, T3S R5E COB 256, P 228 (FROM IONA T. PITTS, Tax: $51.92, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $114.00 BATTIESTE, DONALD & JACOB, JR., C/O GWENDA H. BLAKES, ROCKLEDGE FL 32955, Assessment Number: 00016170, Ward: 3, Property Description, 4.00 ACRES, SEC. 46, T3S R5E; COB 111, P. 366; UV/98 1/2 INT. TO GWENDA H. BLAKES 1/4 INT. TO DONALD L. BATTIESTE 1/4 INT. TO JACOB O. BATTIESTE, JR. *PHONE: (909) 8990322*, Tax: $21.42, Interest: $0.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $82.30 BELL, ALVIN, P. O. BOX 45, WALKER LA 70785, Assessment Number: 08004203, Ward: 3, Property Description, 2.00 AC., LOT #7, SEC. 49, T3S R5E & BEING ALL OF LOT 7. COB 247, P. 576 (FROM JOSEPH B. & RAMONA AVERETT); COB 267, P. 355 (TAX SALE TO MALLORY SHARKEY ON 5/28/2008); COB 269, P. 473(RED- EMPTION DEED); COB 44, P. 255 (GLEN ROHNER);COB 43, P. 401(ELIZE, Tax: $1, 320.80, Interest: $52.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $1, 433.60 BENNETT, DOLLIEHEIRS, % THEODORE KNATT, BATON ROUGE LA 70809, Assessment Number: 00016279, Ward: 3, Property Description, 105 ACRES(104.60 AC.) SEC. 38 AND/OR 39, T3S R5E (CHANGED TO 104.60 ACRES IN 1985; COB 90, P. 175-176; COB 91, P. 82; COB 97, P. 134135-(EDNA JOHNSON CRIER DE- CLARED SURVIVING SPOUSESUCCESSION OF ABRAHAM CRIER); COB 109, P. 238-(LILLIE LEE STEWART, , Tax: $571.44, Interest: $22.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $654.32 BOND, SIDNEY, P. O. BOX 695, PINE GROVE LA 70453, Assessment Number: 00069294, Ward: 3, Property Description, 24.93 AC., PARCEL 10, SEC. 39, T3S R5E; COB 273, P 105; (FROM SUC’N OF VIVIAN SINGLETON WOMACK) ADDRESS CHANGE REQUEST BY SIDNEY ON 4/29/11 TO P. O. BOX 695, Tax: $130.11, Interest: $5.16, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $195.27 BRUMFIELD CONTRACTOR, LLC, 4428 SCARBOROUGH DRIVE, BATON ROUGE LA 70814, Assessment Number: 00076919, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 ACRES- TRACT 4-A-2SEC. 38- T3S-R5E- COB 310 PG. 428-(FROM BON NIE WILLIAMS8/21/14);, Tax: $51.92, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $114.00 CARR, SHIRLEY, 804 EAST ILLINOIS AVE, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00016907, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 AC., LOT 3 OF THE MILDRED GOR DON CRIER/HENRY CRIER PROPERTY PARTITION, SEC. 5, T3S-R5E; COB 245, P. 178 (FROM MS. IVORY JACKSO N), Tax: $51.92, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $114.00 CHARLES, GABRIELLE, C/O EMMITT MUSE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00061564, Ward: 3, Property Description, 66.46 ACRES--13.48 AC., SEC. 11; 24.66 AC. SEC. 11; 24.32 AC., SEC. 11; 4.00 AC., SEC. 11, ALL T3S R5E COB 250, P. 365(FROM EMMITT & THELMA MUSE), Tax: $359.02, Interest: $14.32, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $433.34 COATES, MARY JEAN RUSSELL, 1002 RUE ST. MICHAEL, HAMMOND

LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00017475, Ward: 3, Property Description, 24.30 ACRES, LOT # 2, SEC. 35, T3S R5E; COB 72, P. 97; COB 73, P. 362; COB 74, P. 306; COB 93, P. 118; COB 104, P. 352; COB 130, P. 289; COB 217, P. 464; COB 221, P. 146(REDEMPTION DEE); UV/01, Tax: $94.12, Interest: $3.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $157.84 CRADDOCK, LINDA HORNSBY, P. O. BOX 883, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00017749, Ward: 3, Property Description, 24.14 ACRES--8.384 AC., SEC. 53, T3S R5E; COB 194, P 116 (FROM LORA SINGLETON LINDSEY SUC’N); 15.756 AC., PARCEL 8, SEC. 39, T3S R5E; COB 273, P 105 (FROM SUC’N OF VIVIAN SINGLETON WOMACK), Tax: $130.11, Interest: $5.16, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $195.27 DEAMER, BETTY ELNORA ADDISON, 4226 RALEIGH DRIVE, BATON ROUGE LA 7081407243, Assessment Number: 00018036, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.099 AC., LOT #5-6 OF LOT #5 OF EST. OF IKE GORDON, SEC. 2, T3S R4E; COB 176, P. 546 (FROM SAMUEL E. BENNETT), Tax: $56.79, Interest: $2.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $119.03 DEAMER, MAMIE MCCLENDON ESTATE, C/O HUEY P. DEAMER, JR., BATON ROUGE LA 70814, Assessment Number: 00018044, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 AC. IN LOTS 3 & 4, SEC. 5, T3S R5E; COB 188, P. 482 (FROM ARCHIE MCCLENDON ESTATE), Tax: $105.48, Interest: $4.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $169.68 DRAKE, ROSE MARIE, 48524 VAN ROAD, TICKFAW LA 70466, Assessment Number: 00021865, Ward: 3, Property Description, 13.15 ACRES--8.46 AC., TRACT 1, SEC. 64, T3S R5E; COB 162, P. 172- 174 (FROM RAYMOND C. DOMINGUE, JR) 0.29 AC. & 4.40 AC., SEC. 64, T3S R5E; (FROM RAYMOND C. DOMINGUE, JR.); COB 261, P. 190(SHERIFF’S TAX SALE ON 5/16/07); COB 261, P. 617(REDEMPTION DEED), Tax: $1, 276.98, Interest: $51.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $1, 388.10 FIRST DATA MERCHANT SVCS CORP, P. O. BOX 3868, ENGLEWOOD CO 80155, Assessment Number: 08007081, Ward: 3, Property Description, LI: @ M&M GROCERY: 344 X .36 = 123.84 X 15% = 20, Tax: $3.24, Interest: $0.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $63.32 FORREST, DANIEL & REGINA, 591 EFFERSON LANE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00074484, Ward: 3, Property Description, 3.86 ACRES- SEC. 55- T3SR6E-- W OF EPHERSON ROAD & S OF JORDAN CREEK-(COB 286 PG 27--FROM SOTERRA LLC.);, Tax: $21.42, Interest: $0.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $82.30 FORREST, DANIEL M. & REGINA B., 591 EFFERSON LANE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00022038, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1 ACRE- SEC. 32, T3S R5E; COB 60, P 253; COB 274 PG. 353; COB 274 P. 354; COB 287 PG. 14 (CASH SALE FROM BOBBY A. MCDANIEL AND JAMES H MCDANIEL); COB 291 PG. 102(ACT OF CORRECTION ON MORTGAGE); COB 299 PG. 354-(TAX SALE5/15/13-FROM DANIEL & REGINA FORR, Tax: $631.19, Interest: $25.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $716.39 FRANKLIN, LENNERIA TILLERY, P. O. BOX 647, HAHNVILLE LA 70057, Assessment Number: 00019042, Ward: 3, Property Description, 2.856 AC, TRACTD, SEC. 5, T3S R5E; COB 239, P 238 (PARTITION W/ LENARD TILLERY, JR.), Tax: $147.66, Interest: $5.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $213.58 GLASPY, OLIVIA, AUDREY GLASPY &, C/O EDWARD CAMPBELL, SLIDELL LA 70460, Assessment Number: 00019216, Ward: 3, Property Description, 2.51 ACRES, SEC. 36, T3S R5E; COB 94, P.

72; COB 109, P. 156 & 325 (HOUSE BURNED IN 1981);, Tax: $129.81, Interest: $5.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $195.01 GRANT, ROSE MARIE, % GEORGE MITCHELL, KENNER LA 7006203052, Assessment Number: 00063677, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 AC., LOT 4, SEC. 52, T3S R5E; COB 256, P 222(FROM IONA T. PITTS), Tax: $51.92, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $114.00 HENRY, FLORENCE ESTATE, C/O JACKIE H. TUCKER, BATON ROUGE LA 70808, Assessment Number: 00020180, Ward: 3, Property Description, 9.00 AC. SEC. 50, T3S R5E; UV/99, Tax: $122.02, Interest: $4.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $186.86 HOLMES, LEROY ESTATE, % MELVIN HOLMES, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00020461, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 ACRE (LOT #2); SEC. 1, T3S R5E; COB 188, P. 568 (FROM CHRISTINE HOLMES SUC’N); COB 189, P. 14 (HEIRS SOLD TO MOSES); COB 257, P. 438(FROM MOSES & MAMIE HOLMES), Tax: $51.92, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $114.00 HORNSBY, LESTER ESTATE, C/O LINDA CRADDOCK, AMITE, LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00020495, Ward: 3, Property Description, 40.00 AC., SEC. 49, T3S R5E; COB 109, P. 460; COB 269, P 170 (SUC’N OF LEOTA S. HORNSBY; COB 269, P 172 (SUC’N OF LESTER HORNSBY) 7/24 INT. TO LINDA H. CRADDOCK 7/120 INT. TO DEAN HORNSBY 7/120 INT. TO MONA H. HAYES 7/120 INT. TO MORGAN HORNSBY 7/120 INT., Tax: $136.71, Interest: $5.48, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $202.19 J & C MARINE, LLC, % BOBBY G. JOHNSON, BATON ROUGE LA 7081604356, Assessment Number: 08001134, Ward: 3, Property Description, 150.00 AC.-125 AC., SEC. 63, T3S R4E; COB 174, P. 627 (FROM CARL E. BUNCH ET UX); 25 AC., ALL OF FRAC- TIONAL SEC. 5, T3S R4E; COB 177, P. 200 (SHERIFF SALE); COB 278, P427 (FROM INDUSTRIAL GRAVEL CONTR OF LA CASH SALE: 6/16/2010); COB 282 PG. 355(REFIL, Tax: $9, 166.74, Interest: $366.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $9, 593.42 MELTON, HENRY, 3386 HWY 1042, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00022244, Ward: 3, Property Description, 2.00 AC. SEC. 5 & 63, T3S R5E; COB 213, P. 545 (FROM AUDREY COATES ROBINSON), Tax: $103.85, Interest: $4.16, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $168.01 MOAK, RUSSELL WAYNE, 777 SOUTH BURGESS DRIVE, BATON ROUGE LA 70815, Assessment Number: 00060186, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.02 AC., SEC. 41, T3S R4E; COB 257, P 595 (FROM VERNON & ANGELEN -IA LEE); COB 288 PG. 389 (JUDGEMENT CHANGING DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY); COB 290 PG. 89 (FROM BILLY RAYMOND DOIRON); COB 299 PG 353-(TAX SALE 5/15/13-FROM RUSSELL WAYNE MOAK); COB 302 P, Tax: $84.37, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.77 SANDERS MOBILE HOMES, PARTS, SALES, & SERVICE, INC., DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00069971, Ward: 3, Property Description, 4.03 ACRES--2.53 AC., LOT 5 & 1.50 AC., OUT OF LOT 8, ALL SEC. 5, T3S R5E; COB 274, P. 34(SHERIFF’S SALE OF FRANK JACKSON PROPERTY--WE HAD LISTED TO MILDRED HEEDLY); COB 277 P. 451 (MILDRED DONATED TO FRANK JACKSON 6.03 AC., BEING 2.53 AC., LOT 5 OF MILD, Tax: $259.62, Interest: $10.36, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $329.98 SCOTT, VERA ET AL, C/O CHARLES SCOTT, BATON ROUGE LA 70815, Assessment Number: 00024117, Ward: 3, Property De-

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scription, 2 ACRESSEC. 37, T3S R5E-COB 68, P. 524; COB 133, P. 735-736 (EAST- MAN SCOTT SUCCESSION); COB 163, P. 455-456 (DONATION FROM VERSIA CRIER SCOTT) 1/10 INT. TO VERA SCOTT 1/10 INT. TO SARAH S. WILLIAMS 1/10 INT. TO LEROY SCOTT ESTATE 1/10 INT. TO, Tax: $428.37, Interest: $17.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $505.49 SIMS, LEA VERN, 1595 PUMPING STATION ROAD, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00019117, Ward: 3, Property Description, 1.00 AC., OUT OF TRACT B; SEC. 3 T3S R4E; COB 214, P. 412(LEE W. SIMS SUC’N); COB 228, P. 336 (ACT OF EXCHANGE W/ LEA VERN SIMS) COB 284 PG. 389 (TAX SALE5/18/11 FROM OLLIBELL GENTRY ESTATE);, Tax: $376.44, Interest: $15.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $451.52 BLOUNT, DOMINICK, P. O. BOX 94114, PASADENA CA 91109, Assessment Number: 00064436, Ward: 4, Property Description, 3.00 AC., SEC. 42 & 43, T4S R5E; COB 258, P. 49(FROM BONNIE N. ARD ET AL), Tax: $13.18, Interest: $0.48, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $73.66 BONNIE’S, P. O. BOX 812, WATSON LA 70786, Assessment Number: 08006844, Ward: 4, Property Description, MB: 50, 000.00 FF: 220 ME: 150 MD: 50, Tax: $756.03, Interest: $30.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $846.23 CARTER, SYBIL C., 459 BRYAN STREET, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00031534, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT (60’ X 100’), LOT #9 OF LOTE, SEC. 43, T4S R4E COB 264, P 146 (FROM ESTATE OF HUEY P. LEE, SR.); COB 278 P. 188 (ADJUDICATED TO PARISH AT TAX SALE 5/12/10); COB 279, P.003 (REDEEMED FROM ST. HELENA PARISH), Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 COOKSEY, BONNY R., 43379 HIGHWAY 16, PINE GROVE LA 70453, Assessment Number: 00063396, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.44 AC.--0.28 AC., TRACT WM-3-A & TRACT 3, SEC. 49, T4S R3E; COB 274 P 173 (FROM JOSEPH ERWIN ETUX) COB 289 PG. 173 (SUCN OF IRA ELI VAUGHN); COB 292 PG. 362-(TAX SALE ON 05/16/12- FROM WONDA MARTIN VAUGHN); COB 303 PG. 213-(REDEMT. DEED FROM JAMES AVER, Tax: $195.29, Interest: $7.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $263.09 COUNTRY BAR & GRILL, % BONNIE, WATSON LA 70786, Assessment Number: 08001530, Ward: 4, Property Description, BUILDING - $5, 000. X 15%= 750, Tax: $104.62, Interest: $4.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $168.86 FIRST DATA MERCHANT SVCS CORP, P. O. BOX 3868, ENGLEWOOD CO 80155, Assessment Number: 08007099, Ward: 4, Property Description, LI: 349.00 X.84 = 293.16 X 15% = 40 DWIGHT FALCON, Tax: $4.18, Interest: $0.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $64.30 FORBES, BEATRICE JACKSON ESTATE, C/O BETTY TOPPS ADDISON, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00028860, Ward: 4, Property Description, 18.9764 AC.-16.9764 AC. TRACT #5, SEC. 39 & 58; COB 100, P. 332; 2.0000 AC. SEC. 39, ALL T4S R5E; ADDRESS CHANGE REQUEST BY BETTY T. ADDISON 12/09/2009, Tax: $198.27, Interest: $7.96, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $0.00, Total Owed: $221.23 GIBBS, DERRICK AND LACY, 21731 NOBLE REAMES ROAD, ZACHARY LA 70791, Assessment Number: 00065805, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.58 AC., LOT 28-A, TRANQUILITY LAKES SUBD., SEC. 43, T4S R4E; COB 262, P. 94(FROM TRANQUILITY LAND COMPANY); COB 267, P. 429 (TAX SALE OF DERRICK AND LACY GIBBS PROP. ON 5/28/2008); COB 281 P 170 REDEMPT. DEED FROM ROBERT SHAR-

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KEY;, Tax: $474.27, Interest: $18.96, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $553.23 HORNSBY, LESTER D. ESTATE ET AL, C/O LINDA CRADDOCK, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00029793, Ward: 4, Property Description, 2 ACRES, BOUNDED N.-NON & NRR CO., E.-TOWN OF PINE GROVE, S.-DEAN & LINDSEY, W.-J. W. STORY; 4 CITY LOTS, (1) LOT 11 & 12 OF BLK. #8, SEC. 13, T4S R4E; (2) LOTS 11 & 12 OF BLK. 2, SEC. 12, T4S R4E; COB 99, P. 378-380; COB 119, P. 187- 190 (C. HERMAN HORN, Tax: $334.78, Interest: $13.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $408.18 HUGHES, CHARLOTTE ESTATE, C/O LAUREY HUGHES, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00029918, Ward: 4, Property Description, 2.45 AC., SEC. 50, T4S R3E; COB 205, P. 276 (FROM WILLIE GEORGE LEE); MOBILE HOME, Tax: $239.93, Interest: $9.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $309.53 LATHERS, HARLAN N., 609 W. STREET, ALEXANDRIA LA 71302, Assessment Number: 00031203, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.14 AC.(171’ X 290’) OUT OF LOT 15 OF CARTERSKINNER SUBD., SEC. 50, T4S R3E; COB 236, P. 486 (PARTITION), Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 LEE, JERRY LEWIS, 216 DENNIS LEE RD., DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00031575, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.50 AC., IN W. PORTION OF LOTB SEC. 43, T4S R4E; COB 227, P. 265 (FROM JOHNNIE LEWIS LEE), Tax: $103.23, Interest: $4.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $167.35 LEE, JOHNNY, 80 CHARLOTTE LANE, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00037218, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.81 AC. SEC. 54- T4S-R5E- TAKEN FROM THE NORTH EAST CORNER OF WILLIAM B. KING TRACTCOB 46 PG. 374; COB 273 PG. 400 (TAX SALE TO EFFIE & S.K. WILLIAMS PROP- 5/13/9 ; COB 273 PG. 494 (REDEMPTION DEED TO BOBBY HUGHES); COB 274 PG. 186- (AFFIDAVIT OF DEAT, Tax: $90.61, Interest: $3.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $70.00, Total Owed: $179.25 LEE, KENNETH EARL, SR., 232 MORRIS LANE, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00069740, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.55 AC., LOT 31-A, SEC. 50, T4S R3E; COB 273, P. 467(FROM EARLINE MORRIS LEE LANG), Tax: $156.23, Interest: $6.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $222.47 LEE, SHERIKA L & NATHANIEL BROWN, % NATHANIEL BROWN, GONZALES LA 70737, Assessment Number: 00076943, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.50 ACRES- LOTS 13 & 14SEC. 43-T 4S-R4E- COB 311 PG. 264-(FROM ESTATE OF DENNIS LEE, SR.-9/9/14); COB 311 PG. 263-(COVENANT & AGREE- MENT TO HOLD PROPERTY AS ONE OWNER 9/9/14);, Tax: $146.46, Interest: $5.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $212.30 LEE’S POOL HALL, 34718 HIGHWAY 1019, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 08001746, Ward: 4, Property Description, BUILDING (5, 000 X 15%= 750) PHYSICAL: 142 MARY LEE LN; P.G., Tax: $104.62, Interest: $4.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $168.86 MARTIN, CANDACE LEE, 111 HICKORY STREET, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00066696, Ward: 4, Property Description, 4.99 AC., SEC. 61, T4S R4E; COB 264, P. 641(FROM DANIEL HITE) COB 273, P. 311 (CHRISTOPHER LEE HITE DONATE ALL OF HIS UND. INT. TO CANDACE LEE MARTIN);, Tax: $16.74, Interest: $0.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $15.00, Total Owed: $47.42 MCMORRIS, BENJAMIN G., 23688 IRA TAYLOR ROAD, LIVINGSTON LA 70754, Assessment Number: 00036947, Ward: 4, Property De-

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4.347 AC. OUT OF LOTS 4 & 10, SEC. 35 & 49, T4S R3E & BEING AN UNDI- VIDED 1/3 INT. IN THE BURLIN L. RUDISON HEIRS PROPERTY FROM THE SUC’N. OF H. C. RUDISON, SR. AND OLIVIA BLACK RUDISON IN COB 154, P. 481; UV/99, Tax: $13.95, Interest: $0.52, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $74.47 RUSSELL, IRENE SCHARF, 14253 JOOR ROAD, BATON ROUGE LA 70818, Assessment Number: 00034934, Ward: 4, Property Description, 13.00 AC., SEC. 7 & 18, T4S R4E; COB 222, P. 221 (FROM BEATRICE DAWSON ET AL), Tax: $70.79, Interest: $2.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $133.59 SIBLEY, JASON WARD, P. O. BOX 1033, PINE GROVE LA 70453, Assessment Number: 00036756, Ward: 4, Property Description, 6.12 ACRES IN SEC. 13-T4S-R4E; COB 186 PG. 445-(FROM PANSY MARIE SIBLEY SMITH); COB 300 PG. 583(SOLD 6.12 ACRES IN SEC. 13-T4S-R4 E TO: PAULA MAE MOORE, PAULA JEAN CHAVERS & LINDA SUE JOHNSON); COB 155 PG 450-(PARTITION); COB 300 PG. 616-(SUCN OF JOHN, Tax: $20.93, Interest: $0.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $81.81 SWINNEY, JACQUELINE MAGEE, 11361 CROSSOVER ROAD, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70726, Assessment Number: 00075903, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.00 ACRES- TRACT 27B-SEC. 49-T4S- R4E; COB 301 PG. 478-(FRM BREELAND MCDANIEL LAND DEV. LLC-PLAT A374); COB 302 PG. 11-(RESUBDIVISON OF 3 AC TRACT INTO 3-1 ACRE TRACTS-SURV EY MAP); COB 302 PG. 261-(DONATION FROM GARY & DOROTHY MAGEE);, Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 TAYLOR, JIMMIE & MORRIS, 2883 HWY 441, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00026708, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.00 AC., SEC. 38, T4S R4E; COB 238, P. 26 (SHERIFF’S SALE OF LENACH DOKES PROPERTY----- WE HAD IN NAME OF CORPORATE MORTGAGE); COB 284 P. 395 (TAX SALE5/18/11 FROM MAX BISHOP);, Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 TRIMM, OLLIE RUDISON (TRIM) ESTATE, % RON RUDISON, HERNDON VA 20171, Assessment Number: 00036400, Ward: 4, Property Description, 12.94 ACRES--4.42 AC., LOT #5 AND 8.52 AC., LOT # 11, SEC. 35 & 49, T4S R3E; COB 154, P. 481 (SUC’N OF H.C. RUDISON, SR. & OLIVIA BLACK RUDISON); COB 215, P. 576 (REDEMP- TION DEED); COB 284 PG. 408-(TAX SALE-5/18/11); COB 305 PG. 469-(RE DEMPTION DEED F, Tax: $54.96, Interest: $2.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $117.20 VAUGHN, BOBBY, 41969 HIGHWAY 16, PINE GROVE LA 70453, Assessment Number: 00036467, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.945 AC., SEC. 18, T4S R5E; COB 226, P. 563(FROM STEVE BATES & BARBARA B. DERROUGH); COB 240, P 23, (COMMUNITY PROPERTY SETTLEMENT COB 289 PG. 173 (SUCN’ OF IRA ELI VAUGHN); COB 289 PG. 384 (DONATION FROM WONDA M. VAUGHN); COB 292 PG 376-(TAX SALE ON 5, Tax: $189.71, Interest: $7.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $257.35 VAUGHN, BOBBY, 41969 HIGHWAY 16, PINE GROVE LA 70453, Assessment Number: 08002140, Ward: 4, Property Description, .405 AC., SEC. 18, T4S R5E; COB 240, P 23 (COMMUNITY PROPERTY SETTLEMENT); COB 289, P 173 (SUC’N OR IRA ELI VAUGHN); COB 289, P 384 (DONATION FROM WONDA VAUGHN); COB 292, P 291 (TAX SALE 5/16/12 FROM BOBBY VAUGHN); COB 303 PG. 214- (REDEMPTION DEED FROM, Tax: $2, 307.17, Interest: $92.28, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $2, 459.45 WARNER, ALVIN & VALDORA E., % LEE HARDY WARNER, HOLDEN LA 70363, Assessment Number: 00036673,

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Ward: 4, Property Description, 10.00 AC., SEC. 47, T4S R6E; COB 204, P. 551 (FROM EDWIN R. YOUNG); COB 292 PG. 378-(TAX SALE 5/16/12 FROM ALVIN WARNER & VALDORA E. WARNER); COB 293 P. 9 5 - ( R E D E M P T I O N DEED FROM RODGER SHELTON 6/21/12);, Tax: $43.52, Interest: $1.76, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $105.28 WARNER, BENNY LEE & CONNIE G., 1112 HIGHWAY 441, HOLDEN LA 70744, Assessment Number: 00064550, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.37 AC., LOT B-4, SEC. 47, T4S R6E; COB 258, P. 262(FROM LEE H. WARNER, SR.), Tax: $90.61, Interest: $3.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $154.25 WILLIAMS, MELVIN, 1856 CALMES ROAD, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00029157, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.00 AC., SEC. 42, T4S R5E; & A 1976 TOWNHOUSE MOBILE HOME, VIN # ACTN770035A; COB 259, P. 560 (SHERIFF’S SALE OF PHILLIP GRANTHAM’S PROPERTY); COB 259, P. 647(FROM CLIFFORD RUDISON), Tax: $51.78, Interest: $2.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $113.86 WRIGHT, CHARLESETTA MURRAY BROWN, 49474 WHISKEY LANE, TICKFAW LA 70466, Assessment Number: 00037473, Ward: 4, Property Description, 0.7189 AC., OUT OF LOTS 3 & 7, SEC 35 & 49, T4S R3E & BEING AN UNDIVIDED 1/18 INT. OF WILLIE RUDISON HEIRS PROPERTY IN SUC’N OF H. C. RUDISON, SR. & OLIVIA BLACK RUDI- SON; COB 154, P. 481-502; COB 217, P. 473 (SHERIFF’S TAX SALE ON MAY 21, 1997); COB, Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 Y D ENTERPRISES, LLC, 35902 HIGHWAY 16, MONTPELIER LA 70422, Assessment Number: 08002041, Ward: 4, Property Description, MERCHANDISE, MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT AND MISC. PROPERTY (3-8000 GAL UN- DERGROUND TANKS = 24, 000 X 15% = 900; COB 212, P. 270 (FROM JOSEPH N. GUZZARDO, JR.), Tax: $473.75, Interest: $18.96, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $552.71 YOUNG, PHILLIP L. AND LINDA J., YOUNG, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00070557, Ward: 4, Property Description, 1.00 AC., SEC. 50, T4S-R3E; COB 275, P. 205A (FROM CHARLIE MORRIS & SHIRLEY MORRIS); COB 275, P. 68 (MAP OF 1.00 AC., SEC. 50, T4SR3E );ADDED: MOBILE HOME, Tax: $97.65, Interest: $3.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $161.57 ASH, JAMES L. ESTATE & PEGGY F., 228 RED BLUFF CHURCH RD., GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00037838, Ward: 5, Property Description, 18.97 AC. SEC. 35, T4S R6E; COB 52 P. 97; COB 194, P. 78 (SURVEY SHOWS 18.97 AC. INSTEAD OF 21.00 AC.); UV/99, Tax: $88.73, Interest: $3.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $152.33 AUGUST, MARY BAKER, 5573 WASHINGTON AVE., BATON ROUGE LA 70806, Assessment Number: 00068064, Ward: 5, Property Description, LOT #15 IN THE C. L. MAURONER SUBD SEC. 23, T4S R6E; COB 269, P. 164 SUC’N OF CLARENCE BAKER); COB 269 P. 490(FROM OPHELIA BAKER); COB 269, P. 494(PARTITION), Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 CANTU, ANGEL R., P. O. BOX 10082, NEW ORLEANS LA 70181, Assessment Number: 00067660, Ward: 5, Property Description, 5 LOTS--BEING 0.15 AC., LOT 8-FF, 0.15 AC., LOT 8-GG, 0.08 AC., E/2 OF LOT 8U; 0.16 AC. LOT 8V; 0.09 AC., W/2 OF LOT 8W, SEC. 54, T2S R6E; COB ___, P. ___; COB 268, P. 318(REDEMPTION DEED FROM RANDALL THIGPEN), Tax: $746.36, Interest: $29.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $836.20 CLAY, JOANN, 1509 OPAL BENNETT RD, AMITE LA 70422, As-

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sessment Number: 00039651, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 AC, SEC. 10, T4S R6E; COB 234, P 602 (DONATION FROM ROBERT L.SWARP- TURE ET AL); COB 235, P 61 (SUC’N OF JOSEPH & AGGIE CHAPMAN), Tax: $154.30, Interest: $6.16, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $220.46 COATES, JAMIE D. & CHRISTINA W., 133 BRADFORD ROAD, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00073106, Ward: 5, Property Description, 4.23 ACRES- SEC. 16- T4SR6E- COB 286 PG. 271 (FROM FARM FRESH FOOD SUPPLIERS, INC. - SURVEY MAP ATTACHED);, Tax: $15.09, Interest: $0.56, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $75.65

TATE, C/O DEMETRIA JACKSON, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00043364, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 ACRE, SITUATED IN SW CORNER OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF SEC. 9, T4S R6E; COB 70, P. 29; 1 COUNTRY LOT, 100’ X 100’, IN SE CORNER OF E/2 OF SE/4 OF NE/4 OF SEC. 9, T4S R6E; COB 102, P. 36 (LEASED TO ADAM A. EDWARDS HUTSON COMMUNITY CENTER BLDG. & LOT 10, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28

CONLEAY, JOSHUA AND HALEY HANKS, CONLEAY, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 00070433, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.50 AC., SEC. 29, T2S, R6E; COB 274, P. 628 (FROM MICHAEL AND MELISSA P. SMITH);, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28

JACKSON, JOE L. ETAL, 3217 DARTMOUTH STREET, KENNER LA 70065, Assessment Number: 00043422, Ward: 5, Property Description, 2.00 AC. SEC. 15, T4S R6E; COB 117 P. 52; COB 147, P. 49 (SOLD MARY W EDWARDS 1/2 AC.); COB 148, P. 646 (CORRECTED DEED TO MARY EDWARDS) COB 211, P. 608 (SOLD 0.50 AC. TO ANNA MAE EDWARDS); COB 267, P.140 (SUC’N OF DAVID JACKSON----JOE JACKSON GETS HIS, Tax: $167.72, Interest: $6.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $234.36

FALCON, PAUL, 10520 RED BIRD ROAD, BOLAGUSA LA 70427, Assessment Number: 00059964, Ward: 5, Property Description, 4 LOTS--0.101 AC., LOT 6-Y; 0.101 AC., LOT 6-X; 0.098 AC., LOT 6-J; 0.098 AC., LOT 6-K; SEC. 54, T2S R6E; COB 263, P. 126(FROM RODRICK & TONIE GUERRA); COB 267, P. 437 (TAX SALE OF RODRICK & TONI GUERRA PROPERTY ON 5/28/2008)P COB 274, P85 (REDEMPTION FR, Tax: $120.77, Interest: $4.80, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $185.57

JOHNSON, GLEN, 685 RODNEY DR., BATON ROUGE LA 70808, Assessment Number: 00066001, Ward: 5, Property Description, LOTS 8CC & 8DD, SEC. 54, T2S R6E; COB 258, P.583 (FROM TICKFAW RIVER RESORT); COB 262 P. 544 (REDEMPTION DEED FROM RANDALL THIGPEN); COB 267, P. 440 (TAX SALE OF THE JONES CONSTRUCTION ON 5/28/2008); REF: COB 262 PG 544 ;, Tax: $298.54, Interest: $11.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $370.46

FALCON, PAUL, 10520 RED BIRD ROAD, BOGALUSA LA 70427, Assessment Number: 00063149, Ward: 5, Property Description, 0.30 AC.(12, 998 SQ FT) OUT OF LOT 2, SEC. 54, T2S R6E; COB 255, P. 509(FROM EMMA WILLIAMS); COB 263 P. 59(FROM DAVID L. BLACKMON) COB 278 P. 205 (ADJUDICATED TO PARISH AT TAX SALE ON 5/12/10); COB 283, P. 285 (REDEMPTION DEED BY PAUL FALCON ON 3/31/11);, Tax: $276.74, Interest: $11.04, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $347.78

JONES, BRENDA BAKER, 46042 DURBIN ROAD, HAMMOND LA 70401, Assessment Number: 00070359, Ward: 5, Property Description, 0.964 AC., THE EAST HALF (E/2) OF TRACT7 OF THE JOSEPH AND EDNA COLEMAN BAKER ESTATE PARTITION); COB 274, P. 460 PARTITION OF THE JOSEPH AND EDNA COLEMAN BAKER EST. CON 276, P. 447 (SOLD THE WEST HALF (W/2) OF 1.928 AC. TO MAJOR DARNELL BAKER);, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28

FIRST DATA MERCHANT SERVICES, P. O. BOX 3868, ENGLEWWO CO 8015503868, Assessment Number: 08005580, Ward: 5, Property Description, LI: @ WHISPERING PINES PLAZA 348 X.20 = 69.60 445 X .20 =89.00 158.00 X 15% = 20, Tax: $3.36, Interest: $0.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $63.44

JONES, DAVID M., ETAL, % DR. & MRS. ALFRED STEWART, BAKER LA 7071404650, Assessment Number: 00044081, Ward: 5, Property Description, 33 ACRES, SEC. 29, 31, 32 & 49, T2S R6E; COB 68, P. 450; COB 104, P. 348; COB 221, P. 120 (HILDA W. JONES YANCY SUC’N GIVES CLYDE W. YANCY, JR. - 1/6 INT.), Tax: $185.45, Interest: $7.48, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $252.93

GIBBS, PYLANT S. & RAQUEL C.., 1128 HIGHWAY 43, INDEPENDENCE LA 70443, Assessment Number: 00070094, Ward: 5, Property Description, 9.04 AC., BEING REMAINS OF LOT 4 & 5, SEC. 46-T4S-R6E; COB 274, P 140 (FROM KAY & THOMAS B. GIBBS); COB 284 P. 405 (TAX SALE5/18/11-FROM PYLANT S. & RAQUEL C. GIBBS); COB 305 PG. 272-(REDEMPTION DEED FROM IOLA MARTIN-5/13/14);, Tax: $36.91, Interest: $1.44, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $98.35 GOOD ACRES, INC., C/O ROBERT L. LUCIEN, JR., AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00041947, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.194 AC. SEC. 49, T3S R6E; COB 218, P. 110 (BOND FOR DEED TO JACK V. BALLARD, JR.--SELLING PRICE WAS $14, 133.76 SO LISTED IMPROVEMENTS AT $1220) COB 218, P. 26 (FROM MYRTLE COURTNEY & BRENDA GAIL POUSSON); COB 231, P 22 (BOUNDARY AGREEMENT), Tax: $407.56, Interest: $16.24, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $483.80 HAMPTON, DONALD RAY & DARCELLE C., 11410 COLEMAN PARK ROAD, LOT 19, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00076893, Ward: 5, Property Description, 2.554 ACRES- SEC. 9T4S-R6E- COB 305 PG. 265-(FROM J & B LAND AND TIMBER CO., LLC8/6/14);, Tax: $214.67, Interest: $8.60, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $283.27 HUTSON, PERCY ES-

KIEF, NICHOLAS PETER, 2822 HWY. 1045, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00072777, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.00 ACRETRACTC-SEC. 33, T3S- R6E--(CASH DEED FROM NELDA CLARK HAMMOND-COB 284 P. 171); COB 200 P. 105 SURVEY MAP); COB 299 PG. 348(TAX SALE: 5/15/2013FROM NICHOLAS PETER KIEF); COB 300 PG. 150-(REDEMPTION DEED FROM WAYNE EHRET);, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 LEGIER, VERNON R. & MARIA, 3813 MIMOSA DRIVE, NEW ORLEANS LA 70131, Assessment Number: 00044727, Ward: 5, Property Description, 4.07 AC., SEC. 15, T4S R6E; COB 200, P. 20 (REDEMPTION DEED TO WM. MCKEAN); COB 202, P. 4 (SOLD 3 AC. TO ROBERT MICHAEL LEGIER ET UX) COB 225, P. 19 (IMMOBILIZATION OF (1) 1984 14’ X 70’ FLEETWOOD SER. # 5883); 3.00 ACRES, SEC. 15, T4S R6E; COB 226, P. 3, Tax: $620.57, Interest: $24.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $705.41 LOWE, JULIAN & CARLA, 384 TORRENCE LANE, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 00041970, Ward: 5, Property Description, 2.57 AC., LYING IN NE/4 OF SW/4 IN SE/4 OF NW/4, SEC. 10, T4S R6E COB 92, P. 271; COB93, P. 170; COB 121, P. 489; COB 185, P.506 (SOLD2 1.22 AC. TO ERNEST GORDON); COB 212, P. 671 (SOLD .5 AC. TO SAMUEL PATTER-

SON ETUX); COB 240, P.467 SOLD 1.25 AC. TO GE, Tax: $1, 103.59, Interest: $44.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $0.00, Total Owed: $1, 162.71 MATHIS, W. D. DEVELOPMENT, LLC, 11925 WENTLING AVE, BATON ROUGE LA 70816, Assessment Number: 00062695, Ward: 5, Property Description, 8.743 AC., IN SW/4 OF SEC. 33, T3S R6E; COB 254, P. 273(FROM D. CHARLES DAVIS ET UX); COB 257, P. 122(FROM WILLIAM & TAMMY MATHIS) COB 257, P. 203(SOLD LOTS 12, 16 & 18 OF PALM GARDEN ESTATES TO HURRICANE RESISTANCT HOME BUILDERS L.L.C.); PLAT A, P. 333(, Tax: $7, 498.76, Interest: $299.96, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $7, 858.72 MORRIS, DWAYNE, 48147 HIGHWAY 16, DENHAM SPRINGS LA 70706, Assessment Number: 00062612, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.69 AC., OUT OF LOT 5, SEC. 54, T2S R6E; COB 254, P. 528(FROM LEVERNE C. BRUMFIELD); COB 256, P 177 (POWER OF ATTORNEY BY MICHAEL ROSS TO ORA WILLIAMS); COB 261, P. 209(SHERIFF’S TAX SALE OF ORA WILLIAMS & FREDERICK SELDERS ON 5/16/07), Tax: $167.72, Interest: $6.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $234.36 MULLER, SEAN DELAINE & CODY D. LOWE, 2155 MCDANIEL ROAD, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00045203, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.07 AC., SEC. 60, T4S R6E; COB 172, P. 9495 (DONATION FROM PATRICIA EVANS WILKINSON); COB 278, P 39(FROM AVINELL K. MATTHEWS TO SEAN D. MULLER); COB 292 PG. 644- LAST WILL & TEST. OF VIRGINIA LEE LOWE-ALL HER UND. INT TO V. DIANNE LINDSEY); COB 301 P, Tax: $41.92, Interest: $1.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $103.64 RAMSEY, OTIS, C/O O. J. RAMSEY, TICKFAW LA 70466, Assessment Number: 00047050, Ward: 5, Property Description, 8-1/3 AC., SEC. 28, T2S R6E; COB 54, P. 298 (FROM CURTIS & STEWART RAMSEY IN ACT OF PARTITION);, Tax: $45.93, Interest: $1.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $107.77 RAMSEY, STEWART ESTATE, C/O O. J. RAMSEY, TICKFAW LA 70466, Assessment Number: 00047068, Ward: 5, Property Description, 8-1/3 AC., SEC. 29, T2S R6E; UV/99, Tax: $45.93, Interest: $1.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $107.77 ROBA, INC., C/O ROBERT LUCIEN, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00047274, Ward: 5, Property Description, 62.897 AC.11.860 AC. (TRACT ROBA-1-SEC. 15, T3S R6E; COB 176, P. 670 (FROM JAMES B. COURTNEY, II ET UX); 51.037 AC., (TRACT ROBA-1-SEC. 15 T3S-R6E- COB 195 PG. 354 (FROM JAMES B. COURTNEY); COB 225 PG 225 (JUDGMENT FOR ROW); COB 291 PG. 158-(JUDGEMENT-, Tax: $254.93, Interest: $10.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $325.13 RRL TRUST NO. 1, P. O. BOX 73, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00045013, Ward: 5, Property Description, 50 ACRES (49.9678 AC.), SEC. 15, T3S R6E; COB 170, P. 633-637 (FROM MONA LACKMANN COURTNEY AND JAMES B. COURTNEY, II)--OTHER AD- DRESS: 1937 ST. ANN STREET; NEW ORLEANS, LA 70116; COB 220, P. 337 (QUITCLAIM DEED FROM ROBERT LUCIEN, SR.): COB 220, P. 568, Tax: $460.27, Interest: $18.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $538.67 SELDERS, DEBRA ANN, P. O. BOX 1143, INDEPENDENCE LA 70443, Assessment Number: 00047704, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1.29 AC.-BEING150’ X 377’, OUT OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SEC. 23, T4S R6E COB 81, P. 399; COB 205, P. 151 (PARTITION OF COMMUNITY PROPERTY) COB 207, P. 341 (CORRECTION) COB 249, P. 442(QUITCLAIM DEED BY DEBRA SELDERS TO ISSAC MOSES); COB 284 PG. 475 (SUCN’ OF, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00,

Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 SELDERS, IDELL NELLESTATE, 29222 HWY. 40, INDEPENDENCE LA 70443, Assessment Number: 00047720, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT, #5, SEC. 23, 4-6 IN N/2 SE/4 SW/4; COB 85, P. 8-(FROM VAL-U INVEST- MENT); COB 66, P. 394 (ALTON AND MARY SELDERS TO VAL-U INVESTMENT); COB 58, P. 11 VAL-U INVESTMENT AND JOHN S METOYER TO VAL-U); COB 55, P. 443 JESSIE SANK & THELMA TO MOD, Tax: $67.10, Interest: $2.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $129.78 SELDERS, JAMES F., 29222 HWY 40 WEST, INDEPENDENCE LA 70443, Assessment Number: 00047738, Ward: 5, Property Description, 17.07 AC--5.0 AC. IN THE SW/4 OF SECTION 23, T4S R6E AND 10.07 AC. N/2 OF S/2 OF NE/4 OF SE/4 OF SEC. 23, T4S R6E; COB 246, P. 586 (FROM RUSSELL ROBERTSON, JR.) COB 284 PG. 402 (TAX SALE-5/18/11FROM JAMES F. SELDERS); COB 285-PG 61--(REDEMPTION DEED FR, Tax: $68.76, Interest: $2.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $131.48 SMITH, ADAM D., 60677 COURTNEY LANE, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00066886, Ward: 5, Property Description, 3.12 ACRES, SEC. 2, T4S R6E; COB 265, P. 300(FROM MICHAEL SMITH), Tax: $17.02, Interest: $0.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $77.74 SMITH, WILLIE EUGENE, 61554 HIGHWAY 1046, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00048389, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT, 70.5’ X 120’, SEC. 9, T4S R6EAPPROX. 0.194 AC.; COB 196, P. 173 (FROM UNITED INVEST- MENT CORP.);, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 SUPREME DEVELOPERS, LLC, 265 VILLERE DRIVE, DESTREHAN LA 70047, Assessment Number: 00074724, Ward: 5, Property Description, 3.00 ACRES IN SEC. 15-T4S-R6E COB 296 PG. 396-(FROM BERNADINE JACKSON CHESTER, RUBY L. JACKSON JOE L. JACKSON); COB 267 PG 140;, Tax: $419.32, Interest: $16.76, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $496.08 TANNER, LULA ESTATE, C/O LUCY EDWARDS, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00048678, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT, BEING A CERTAIN PARCEL OF LAND (330’ X 100’), SEC. 9, T4S R6E; COB 83, P. 54-55, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 TAYLOR, JIMMIE & MORRIS, 2883 HWY. 441, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00040857, Ward: 5, Property Description, 1 COUNTRY LOT, SEC. 9, T4S R6E; COB 57, P. 360; COB 114, P. 295; COB 74, P. 31; COB 249, P. 429 (QUITCLAIM DEED BY RUBY JACKSON TO BERNARD DOTY--WE DON’T SHOW RUBY W ANY INTEREST) PHONE # 504-251-1070 (1/14/10) COB 284 P. 406 (TAX SALE 5/18/11 FROM JAMES, Tax: $83.88, Interest: $3.40, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $147.28 TAYLOR, PEARLIE, 710 SOUTH BAY STREET, AMIT LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00072744, Ward: 5, Property Description, 14 X 70 MOBILE HOME ON BOND FOR DEED PROPERTY FROM J & B LAND & TIMBER (1992 MOBILE HOME) PROPERTY BOND05/23/2011, Tax: $167.72, Interest: $6.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $234.36 WILLIAMS LIVING TRUST, 14619 DANVILLE, WOODBRIDGE VA 22193, Assessment Number: 00049809, Ward: 5, Property Description, 13.50 AC OFF THE EAST END OF N/2 OF SE/4 OF SW/4 & N/2 OF N/2 OF SW/4 OF SE/4 OF SEC. 23, T4S R6E; COB 55, P 535 (FROM BURRELL J. CARTER); COB 240, P 647 (QUITCLAIM DEED TO WILLIAMS LIVING TRUST FROM ULYSSESS WILLIAMS), Tax: $66.53, Interest: $2.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $129.21

BRABHAM WOODWORKING, 338 W. H. BRABHAM LANE, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 08002629, Ward: 6, Property Description, MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT; $8, 000 (5 YR LIFE/1 YR) X .85= $6800.00 X 15%= $1020, Tax: $147.93, Interest: $5.92, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $213.85 BRABHAM WOODWORKING, 338 W. H. BRABHAM LANE, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 08002637, Ward: 6, Property Description, BUILDING; $10, 000 X 15% = $1500, Tax: $217.55, Interest: $8.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $286.23 BRIDGES, RICHARD EDWARD, 705 SHERRI DRIVE, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00051102, Ward: 6, Property Description, 4.73 AC.--2.00 AC. (COB 47, P. 73) 2.73 AC. (COB 91, P. 68) ALL SEC. 9, T2S R6E; CAMP IS ONLY BUILDING ON PROPERTY; UV/01; COB 277, P. 113(DONATION FROM EDWARD & CAROL ALFORD BRIDGES);, Tax: $581.57, Interest: $23.28, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $664.85 DUFOUR, ARTHUR G. & JO CAROLYN-EST., 600 UNIVERSITY ST, SEATTLE WA 98101, Assessment Number: 00051961, Ward: 6, Property Description, 7.12 AC., SEC. 20, T1S R6E; COB 195, P. 323 (FROM TANYA WIEDMER LEE); COB 197, P. 1 (TOWNSHIP COR- RECTION); COB 222, P. 568 (ARTHUR GAVE A 1/2 INT. TO JO); UV/99 BOTH HAVE BEEN DECEASED FOR ABOUT 6 YEARS PER GRANDSON), Tax: $140.68, Interest: $5.64, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $206.32 HARPER, JOSHUA PAUL, P. O. BOX 1423, INDEPENDANCE LA 70443, Assessment Number: 00054742, Ward: 6, Property Description, 8.27 ACRES-8.27 AC. TRACT E, SEC. 46, T1S R5E; COB 187, P 282 (FROM TAMMY W. RICHARDSON); COB 250, P 48 (SOLD 6.12 AC. TO RONALD D. BEAUBOUEF); COB 270, P 175 (SOLD 2.0 AC, SEC., TRACT F, SEC. 46, T 1S R5E TO WILLIE E. & DIANNE FRAZ- IER)COB 279 P. 226 (, Tax: $27.55, Interest: $1.12, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $0.00, Total Owed: $43.67 HATCHER, KYLE L., 15045 BAZILE ROAD, MAUREPAS LA 70449, Assessment Number: 00052670, Ward: 6, Property Description, 9.27 AC., TRACT D, SEC. 46, T1S R5E; COB 182, P. 588 (EULA IMOGENE PERRY SUC’N.); COB 183, P. 633 (PARTITION); COB 200, P. 599 (SOLD 7.12 AC. TO JOHNNIE BOOTY ET UX); COB 260, P. 563(FROM KIM W. HATCHER), Tax: $45.68, Interest: $1.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $107.52 HITCHING POST (THE), 4383 HIGHWAY 440, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 08002702, Ward: 6, Property Description, BUILDING, Tax: $346.62, Interest: $13.88, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $420.50 HITCHING POST (THE), 4383 HIGHWAY 440, KENTWOOD LA 70444, Assessment Number: 08002710, Ward: 6, Property Description, BUSINESS FURNITURE & FIXTURES; MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT, Tax: $55.11, Interest: $2.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $117.31 LEE FINACE COMPANY OF AMITE, LLC, 205 EAST OAK STREET, AMITE LA 70422, Assessment Number: 00051334, Ward: 6, Property Description, 2.00 AC., TRACT B-4, SEC. 20, T1S R6E; COB 201, P 611 (FROM HUGH V. FRAZIER); COB 248, P. 6(7.00 AC. FROM MARY F. CALLAHAN); COB 266, P. 374(CORRECTION); COB 266, P. 385(SOLD 7.00 AC. TO JERRY & GLADYS BLADES); COB 300 PG. 596- (SHERIFF SALE FRM BRUCE &, Tax: $636.68, Interest: $25.44, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $722.12 TRAVIS, CARY D., ETAL, 1867 HWY. 1036, HOLDEN LA 70744, Assessment Number: 00055269, Ward: 6, Property Description, 6.951 AC. SEC. 13, T1S R5E; COB 50 P. 596; COB 53, P. 111;

COB 85, P. 186; COB 95, P. 116; COB 304 PG. 490--(SUCN OF INEZ BRIDGES TRAVIS TATE4/22/14-) 1/3 UND INTDENNIS M. TRAVIS 1/3 UND INT- CARY D. TRAVIS 1/3 UND INT- BRIAN W. TRAVIS, Tax: $33.92, Interest: $1.36, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $95.28 BARBER, SANDRA, 33388 HIGHWAY 441, HOLDEN LA 70744, Assessment Number: 00057109, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 1 CITY LOT, BEING IN THE NE CORNER LOT #4 OF THE SURVEY OF THE EST. OF MRS. A. O. JONES, 70’ X 90’, SEC. 57, T2S R5E; COB 99, P. 24; COB 283 P 370-ACT OF DONATION FROM CECIL P. CUTRER);, Tax: $216.65, Interest: $8.68, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $285.33 CARTER, PRENTISS H., JR., P. O. BOX 215, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 08003130, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 1 CITY LOT, (1) PART OF LOT #46 IN TOWN OF GREENSBURG (2) NW CORNER OF LOT #46, MEASURING 25’ FRONT ON SOUTH MAIN BY 41’ FRONT ON KENDRICK ST.; COB 131, P. 489 (OLD ECHO OFFICE LOT); (3) PART OF LOT #46 IN TOWN OF GREENSBURG, ALL SEC 59, T2S R5E; COB 1, Tax: $2, 218.67, Interest: $88.72, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $2, 367.39 CARTER, PRENTISS H., JR., P. O. BOX 215, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 08003148, Ward: 02T, Property Description, FURNITURE & FIXTURES; MACHINERY & EQUIPMENT @ ST. HELENA ACCEPTANCE, Tax: $200.99, Interest: $8.04, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $269.03 COX, TINA, P. O. BOX 831, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00057661, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 2- CITY LOTS: 1 CITY LOT--(204’ X 100’ X 195’ X 101.5’) TAYLOR SUBD. IN GREENSBURG SEC. 57, T2S R5E; COB 252, P. 405 (FROM THE BOBBY L. & MYRTLE W. KIRBY REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST); COB 284 PG. 641 (FROM SUCN OF KIMB ERLY PAZTON BY JACOB A. PAXTON); 1-CITY, Tax: $49.60, Interest: $1.96, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $111.56 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOC., A/K/A FANNIE MAE, DALLAS TX 75254, Assessment Number: 00068155, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 2 CITY LOTS--LOT 3 OF SUBD. OF LOT 1, SEC. 2 & 60, T3S R5E & THE W 3/4 OF LOT 4, SEC. 2 & 60, T3S R5E ; COB 269, P 131 (FROM DAVID & VERA EASLEY); COB 304 PG. 312-(SHE RIFF SALE OF FELICIA MARIE DUNN 4/9/14); COB 308 PG. 42-(WARRANTY DEED FROM NATIONSTAR, Tax: $810.46, Interest: $32.44, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $902.90 FIRST DATA MERCHANT SVCS CORP, P O BOX 3868, ENGLEWOOD CO 80155, Assessment Number: 08007107, Ward: 02T, Property Description, LI: @ JAT PETROLEUM: 445 X .36 = 160.20 X 15% = 20, Tax: $2.61, Interest: $0.08, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $62.69 PORTER, RICHARD JR & REBECCA, C/O MARY H. MUSE, GREENSBURG LA 70441, Assessment Number: 00058149, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 1 ACRE, SEC. 34, T2S R5E; COB 208, P. 350 (FROM EFFIE HOLLAND PORTER), Tax: $195.77, Interest: $7.84, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $263.61 TUCKER, GEORGE R., 44019 FORBES FARM ROAD, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00057901, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 1 CITY LOT, SEC. 59 AND/OR 35, T2S R5E, MEASURING 115’ NORTH & SOUTH BY 250’ EAST & WEST, ON WEST SIDE OF GREENSBURG- GRANGEVILLE HWY., BOUNDED N.HOLLAND, S.-COLE, E.- HIGH SCHOOL, W.CEMETERY; COB 255, P. 8A(FROM KATHARINE MEADORS & DEBORAH M. FORSHAG), Tax: $480.28, Interest: $19.20, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $559.48

WAY-JO, INC., 13441 PINEY WOODS, HAMMOND LA 70403, Assessment Number: 00058826, Ward: 02T, Property Description, 33.01 AC., SEC. 25, 50, 57, 58, & 59, T2S R5E; COB 224, P. 316 (FROM ROBERT E. RIGGS); COB 239, P550 (SOLD 6.97 AC TO LUORA & SAMMUEL ARTHUR); COB 241, P 552 (SOLD 7.15 AC. TO LUORA & SAMMUEL ARTHUR); COB 242, P. 144-A(SOLD 50 AC. TO ANTHONY CHERAMIE &, Tax: $206.16, Interest: $8.28, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $274.44 LEDOUX, MICHELLE DAVIDSON, 2590 AUGUSTINE STREET, SULPHUR LA 70663, Assessment Number: 00057158, Ward: 03T, Property Description, 1 CITY LOT, 57’ X 387’ X 70’ X 387 SEC. 60, T3S R5E; COB 152, P. 220 (JUDGEMENT GIVING WILLIE TRAVIS AUTHORITY TO SELL ABOVE PROPERTY); COB 152, P. 504; COB 260, P 547 (SUC’N OF MICHAEL DAVIDSON); COB 291 PG. 497-(CASH DEED FROM VELMA TRAVIS DAVIDSON);, Tax: $35.99, Interest: $1.44, Cost: $15.00, Fee: $45.00, Total Owed: $97.43 ON THE SAME DAY OF THE SALE I WILL SELL SUCH PORTION OF SAID PROPERTY AS EACH DEBTOR WILL POINT OUT AND IN CASE THE DEBTOR WILL NOT POINT OUT SUFFICIENT PROPERTY, I WILL AT ONCE AND WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY SELL THE LEAST QUANTITY OF SAID PROPERTY BIDDER WILL BUY FOR THE AMOUNT OF TAXES, INTEREST AND COSTS DUE BY SAID DEBTOR. THE SALE WILL BE WITHOUT APPRAISEMENT FOR CASH AND LEGAL TENDOR MONEY OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE PROEPRTY SOLD SHALL BE REDEEMABLE AT ANY TIME DURING THREE (3) YEARS FROM THE DATE OF RECORDATION OF THE TAX SALES, BY PAYING THE PRICE GIVEN INCLUDING COSTS AND FIVE (5) PERCENT PENALTY THEREON, WITH INTEREST AT THE RATE OF ONE (1) PERCENT PER MONTH UNTIL REDEEMED. IN CONFORMITY WITH THE LAW, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PARTIES HOLDING MORTGAGES ON REAL ESTATE LOCATED IN THE PARISH OF ST. HELENA ON WHICH THE TAXES FOR THE YEAR 2014, HAVE NOT BEEN PAID AND THAT I WILL HOLD THE SALE OF THE SAME AT THE PRINCIPAL FRONT DOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE OF SAID PARISH ON MAY 20, 2015 AT 10:00 O’CLOCK A.M. AND THAT A NUMBER OF PIECES OF PROPERTY SO DELINQUENT ARE NOW BEING ADVERTISED IN THE NEWSPAPER IN CONFORMITY WITH THE LAWS PREPARATORY OF SUCH SALE. THE ATTENTION OF MORTGAGE CREDITORS IS ESPECIALLY CALLED TO SAID ADVERTISEMENT OF TAX SALES AND THEY ARE WARNED TO TAKE SUCH STEPS PRIOR TO THE SALE AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO PROTECT THEIR RIGHTS. HONOROABLE NATHANIEL “NAT” WILLIAMS, SHERIFF & EX-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR PARISH OF ST. HELENA, STATE OF LOUISIANA ADV. DATE: 04/16/2015 AND 05/14/2015 Astria Franklin Deputy Tax Collector 225-222-4413 225-222-3144 fax 5116352-apr 16-may 14-2t

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