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Zachary Unites to Remember the Dream At ceremony marking what would have been MLK’s 85th birthday, members of the Zachary community gathered Monday evening at Zachary City Hall, then marched down Main Street in remembrance of the civil rights icon. Martin Luther King Jr. is revered across the USA, as evidenced by the wide variety of celebrations in his honor around the nation last Monday. Here in Zachary, hundreds of celebrants joined together to commemorate and celebrate with the Annual Candlelight March honoring the legacy of Dr. King. This year the emphasis was paying a special tribute to all veterans. After the mile long march from City Hall to New Pilgrim Baptist Church, Retired Major Patrick Jenkins, Director of Operations with the Zachary Community School Board, served as the keynote speaker for the evening.

Dykes Resigns from School Board

Zachary School Board member Donnie Dykes Jr. resigned last Wednesday from his elected position because he recently moved out of the district he represents. Dykes, the District 8 school board member, said he remains a Zachary resident but moved in with his new wife in a house in District 5, prompting the resignation. The resignation was submitted January 16 in a letter from Dykes to Secretary of State Tom Schedler, the resignation became effective on January 22. His term was to expire at the end of 2014. This fall, all Zachary School Board member positions are up for election for the 4-year term to begin in January 2015. Dawn Avants, a resident of District 8, was appointed by the rest of the Zachary Community School Board to fill out the final year of Dykes term.

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St. Patrick’s Church Undergoing Renovation The Congregation of St. Patrick’s Episcopal Church on Church Street in Zachary held a Special Eucharist last Sunday presided over by Retired Bishop of the Diocese of Louisiana Charles Jenkins to officially break ground on the major expansion of their sanctuary. St. Patrick’s Rector Chad Jones says he expects the construction to last approximately 6 to 8 months, but when completed, the sanctuary and chapel will be almost double in size. Until renovations are complete and the congregation is meeting in the “new” church in Martin Hall, which houses the St. Patrick’s Pre- school. They will continue to have Eucharist services at 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

Pictured are Lay Eucharistic Minister Jesse Noble, Bishop Charles Jenkins, Rector Chad Jones, and Deacon Camille Wood as they prepare to break ground on the new sanctuary.

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At the last regular meeting held on Wednesday January 15, 2014, the club guest speaker was Dr. Wayne Gravois. Dr. Gravois thanked the Zachary Lions club for its donation of more than 350 pairs of used eyeglasses. In addition, Dr. Gravois reported on his recent medical mission and how those donated glasses were cleaned, measured and categorized by prescription before the trip. Two months ago, Dr. Wayne Gravois and Dr. Jovana Kakish, who is a Resident at Baton Rouge General, were part of a combined medical and construction mission team who went to Nicaragua. The trip was organized by the First Baptist Church of Zachary and a team of volunteers mainly from Zachary, took part in that mission. This year, an eye mission was incorporated to the regular medical mission. Team members conducted vision exams and eyeglasses were distributed free of charge to men, women and children who needed them. Those glasses help the recipients maintain employment allowing him or her to continue to support their families. They help them to be self-sufficient. They

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help children to stay in school. Zachary Lions Club is thanking the Zachary Community for its support to the Lions recycling used eyeglasses project and the club is asking to keep on donat-

ing your used eyeglasses including sunglasses to the Zachary Lions Club collection points. For more information, please contact any Lions club member or call club secretary at 225-654-6325.

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Zachary Chamber Announces Zachary Newcomers Have Z-Fest Music Line Up Spirited January Meeting

The Zachary Chamber of Commerce will host the 8th annual Zachary Arts & Music Festival on the grounds of BREC’s Community Park, 20055 Old Scenic Highway. There will be a carnival, petting zoo and pony rides, paddleboards on the lake, a rock wall, bungee bounce, mechanical bull, gyroscope, and many more activities for all ages to enjoy. Musical entertainment comes alive in the evening with Rockin’ Dopsie & the Zydeco Twisters on Friday, Mar. 21, and then Todd O’Neill Band & Nickles & Dimes Band on Saturday, Mar. 22. Throughout the day on Saturday we will also have local school & performance studios entertaining on stage. “We look forward to a fun family oriented event with a new festival designed to have families affordably and comfortably stay all weekend to enjoy a true community atmosphere.” said Festival Director, Megan Andrews. The carnival will open at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Mar. 19 but the event will officially kick-off with opening ceremonies on Friday, Mar. 21 at 5:30 p.m. There will be a crawfish boil for both Chamber Member appreciation & the public from 6-9 p.m. Tickets

will be available for purchase online and at the event. On Saturday, Mar. 22 we will have the always popular Leblanc’s Supermarket Wine Tasting event from 4-9 p.m. with tickets available for purchase at www.zfest.us & Leblanc’s Supermarket for this event. The Festival will be open from 5 – 9 p.m. on Wednesday & Thursday, 5 –10 p.m. on Friday, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. on Saturday, and 10 a.m.– 6 p.m. on Sunday, March 19 - 23.

Sponsorship opportunities are available with a variety of price points. There is still time to be included in all advertising materials for this blockbuster event. Please visit www.zfest.us for more information. For more information or for a schedule of events, visit www. zfest.us.

The Zachary Newcomers Club January meeting was held Thursday, January 9th. The guest speaker was Scott Page the Wine & Deli Manager of LeBlanc’s Grocery Store. Scott gave the club a presentation on paring wines with cheeses. The Zachary Newcomers Club is open to membership to anyone 5 years or newer to the Zachary area. However, January is amnesty month for someone interested in joining the club who has lived in the area over 5 years. Activities in the club include Coffee Call, Lunch Bunch, Book Club, Moms & Tots, Bridge, Golf and Tennis. For more information contact Sylvia at 225-654-7247 or e-mail sjwahoske@cox.net Pictured from left to right Sylvia Wahoske, Lillan Made’re, Scott Page, Beverly Clyde, Laurie Messina and June Nye.

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ZHS Lady Bronco Basketball Senior Night January 31 The Lady Broncos are currently have 17 wins and 7 losses and are 4-1 in district play

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ACS Honor Ball Set for February 15

Tickets and tables are still available for the 5th Annual American Cancer Society Zachary Mardi Gras Gala and Silent Auction. “The Honor Ball” is Saturday, February 15th from 8pm-Midnight at the Riverside Hilton, Downtown Baton Rouge. For more information and to purchase tickets, please contact Renee Beadle at (225) 413-7282 or email: rtruaxbr@aol.com. All funds raised benefit the American Cancer Society.

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ZHS Boys and Girls Soccer Defeat Top Ranked Teams

Senior Nathan Lowery getting a bit closer to take a shot at the goal

Goalie Martin Fontenot pulled out all the stops to keep the Jackets from scoring

Lady Broncos on the road defeated Denham Springs 2-1 knocking out the #1 team. Senior Katlyn Hunt out maneuvers the defense to score the 2 goals assisted by Alexis Ventura.

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John Kent Transitions from Retail to Private Jeweler By James Ronald Skains

“There are a number of things about a diamond other than just its sparkle,” John Kent, a private jeweler located in Zachary, told the POST. “Don’t get me wrong, the sparkle of the diamond is of great importance, but you want a diamond that sparkles in all kind of lights, not just under the lights in a jewelry store.” “The four C’s of diamonds are cut, color, clarity, and carat weight. The cut of the diamond is what gives the diamond its brilliant sparkle. The cut of the diamond is designed to cut out visible imperfections. However, if the cut is too deep or too shallow the sparkle is reduced. A pure diamond should transmit visible light and appear as colorless crystal. Colors in diamonds result from defects and impurities.” “Most diamonds are advertised and sold based on color and clarity,’’ Kent added. “The carat weight ultimately determines the price of the diamonds, but many times the sparkle is sacrificed due to the carat weight.” “Many times the brilliance of a diamond is sacrificed to maintain the carat weight. In my business as a private jeweler, I think that it is my responsibility to educate my customers so they can get the best diamond for the amount of money they are spending. I try to make

John Kent sure my customers are getting the best carat weight and brilliant sparkle for the money.” The diamond is also renowned in our present day society as a material with superlative qualities. Most of these superlative qualities originate from the strong covalent bonding between the carbon atoms. In particular, the diamond has the highest hardness and thermal conductivity of any bulk material. These properties determine the major industrial application of diamond cutting

and polishing tools and the scientific application in diamond knives and diamond anvil cells. “I’m finding more and more people who don’t like to shop for diamonds in a jewelry store,’’ Kent acknowledged. “First of all, some people don’t want other people to know they are buying diamond jewelry. Secondly, many people realize that when they buy from a major jeweler chain they are helping to pay for all the advertising and expensive store locations.” “I get very few customers from

advertising,’’ Kent pointed out. “Most of my customers are by word of mouth advertising from satisfied customers. Each time one of my diamonds is shown to someone, my name goes with it. I have been able to build my business over the years by providing my customers excellent services and lower prices for quality diamonds.” “Most of my work is custom designed jewelry. If a person can bring me a picture or even draw me a sketch of what they want, I can take it from there. There are numerous shapes that diamonds can be cut. We can do horseshoe designs, or your custom logo or whatever shape you want your diamonds to be arranged in.” The 43-year-old Kent got an early start in the diamond jewelry business by going to work through some contacts he had with a Diamond Wholesaler. Later on Kent spent some years working with Patton’s Jewelers in Baton Rouge. “I was fortunate to be able to go to work at an early age with a diamond wholesaler,” Kent explained. “There is a lot of work involved in this type of job, a lot of traveling and trade shows.” “Also, to be successful in the diamond business you must spend a lot of time learning the business from an academic standpoint. I’ve spent considerable time over the

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Business Delta Financial’s Owners Win Trip to Hawaii NFL Network Promotion Sends Brent and Gwen Fuselier to Honolulu

Brent and Gwen Fuselier, owners of Delta Financial Services, with Louisiana-based offices in Zachary and Broussard, recently won a four night trip for two to Hawaii with tickets to the 2014 Pro Bowl, courtesy of the NFL Network. The Fuselier’s were entered into a drawing with other advertisers who purchased sports packages featuring networks such as ESPN, ESPN2, NBC Sports Network and NFL Network. “We’re just thrilled that the Fuselier’s won this great trip,” said Vice President of Cox Media Louisiana, Munzer Qaddourah. “The ability to offer exciting opportunities such as this really speaks to Cox Media’s strong partnerships with cable networks such as the NFL Network, ESPN and NBC.” “We continue to be pleased with the audiences we reach through advertising with Cox Media,” says Brent Fuselier, who, along with his wife, Gwen, will be visiting Hawaii for the first time. With offices in Zachary and Broussard, Delta Financial Services advertise with Cox Media throughout the Acadiana and Baton Rouge markets. “I’m always confident referring my clients to Cox Media,” says Kim Denson, owner of Denson Advertising and Promotions, the local agency that arranged the Cox Media ad buy for Delta Financial Services. “The ability to get a message to a target audience through Cox Media’s cross-channel opportunities continues to be an invaluable tool to the local and national businesses that I represent.”

Legendz Baseball 9U and 10U Looking for Players

Legendz Sports Academy in Zachary is looking for a couple of athletes for its 2014 Spring & Summer boy’s baseball 9U & 10U programs. If your son is interested in participating in local tournament competition please send your email request for information to Legendz at info@legendzsportsacademy.org. or call Todd Hernandez at 225-270-2298

Zachary Schools Black History Month Program

The Zachary Community School District will host its 3rd Annual Black History Month Celebration featuring music, theater, poetry and dance performed by students. The program includes a special feature on the history of integration in Zachary’s schools. We will also conduct our annual raffle of award-winning literary selections for children and adults alike. The event will be held Friday, February 7 at 6:30 p.m. in the Visual and Performing Arts Center on the campus of Zachary High School.

Pictured: Katherine Bonfiglio, media consultant for Cox Media ,Kim Denson, owner of Denson Advertising and Promotions; Brent Fuselier and Gwen Fuselier, owners of Delta Financial Services; and Munzer Qaddourah, vice president of Cox Media Louisiana.

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Milestones

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Emma Grace Anderson

Brittany McMills Anderson and Cody Anderson of Prairieville, LA are happy to announce the birth of their daughter Emma Grace Anderson born December 3, 2013 at 4:49 p.m. at Womans Hospital in Baton Rouge, LA. She weighed 7 lbs 13 oz, measuring 20 inches long! Emma Grace is the first grandchild of Cindy and Jeff McMills of Meadville, MS; and the newest grandchild of Connie & Bart Anderson of Centreville, MS

Ronald “Abram” Aldy

Jonathan and Rachel Aldy of Zachary would like to introduce their third child Ronald “Abram “ Aldy. Abram was born on December 7th 2013 at 11:00am, He was 8lbs and 20 ozs. His big sister Adle and big brother Abel just adore him.

Psalm 127:3 Children are a gift from the Lord; they are a reward from him.

Martha Ray Hubbard Hubbard, Martha Ray, 78, born September 19, 1935, loving mother, grandmother, great grandmother and best friend, died on January 21, 2014 at Lane Regional Medical Center after a brief illness. She was a long term resident of Zachary, LA and Native of Cherokee County, AL. Visitation will all be on Thursday, January 23, 2014 at Zachary Community Church from 9:00 am until service at 11:00 am conducted by Dr. Wayne Barnes. Burial will be in Anniston, AL. She is survived by children, Johnny and Janette Hubbard, Larry and Pam Hubbard and Angela Hubbard, grandchildren, Katie and Zach Cordell, Kyle and Amy Hubbard, Grace Hubbard, Ben Hubbard, Zoe Hubbard, great grandchildren, Annabella Gibbs, Beckett Cordell, Jane Cordell, and Andrew Cordell, Special niece, Linda Ray Bachtell and numerous other nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Benny Hubbard. She was a member of Zachary Community Church, she served as a “Pink Lady” at Lane Regional Medical Center and was an avid gardener and reader. Share sympathies, condolences and memories at www. charletfuneralhome.com.

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12 Zachary POST Tuesday, January 28, 2014 50% of my customers come out of Baton Rouge to do business with continued from page 8 me. I also have other customers from out of state.” Usually, new customers make years working to obtain various certifications in the field of dia- initial contact with Kent through monds and gemology. In order to his very impressive website. His be successful, as well as competi- website notes that “If diamonds tive as a private jeweler, you re- are a girl’s best friend, then Zachally have to have the credentials of ary’s John Kent should be on their speed dial. Your jewelry should be expertise.” The worldwide diamond indus- as unique as you are, so we will try is large but somewhat concen- create a new piece of jewelry just trated as to locations. New York for you.” The Kent website is: City has a so-called diamond dis- www.johnkentjewelery.com trict as does Antwerp and Amster- Several non-diamond madam in Belgium. Tel Aviv, Israel terials, which include cubic zircoalso has a diamond district, as does nia and silicon carbide, are often called diamond simulants because Surat, India. The International Gemologist they resemble diamonds in appearis located in London. The 5th C in ance and have many of the properdiamonds is known as the “Cer- ties. Special gemologist techniques tificate” or certified diamond. have been developed to distinguish Certificates are available from between natural and synthetic diarecognized specialty diamond monds and diamond simulants. laboratories that conduct exhaus- D i a tive tests to establish an exact monds are thought to have first diamond’s cut, color, clarity, and been recognized and mined in carat weight. These characteristics ancient India at least 3,000 years establish what is now being called ago. They were initially used as religious icons. the DNA of a diamond. Kent is a native of Zachary. His Writers note: Since I started wife Kimberly is from New Orleans and they have two children, writing feature article and busiChristian and Gabriel, who attend ness profiles nearly a year ago about people and companies in the Zachary schools. “As a private jeweler I don’t Feliciana’s and Zachary, I have need a showroom or even a big been amazed at some of the people office,” Kent added. “This cuts and companies in the area. But down on my overhead which al- nothing has been as amazing as lows me to provide my customers to meet a “diamond merchant” in with much better prices. At least Zachary, Louisiana.

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The 2014 Zachary High School Track season has begun. On Jan. 18th the following members of the track team (picture) competed in the McNeese Indoor I track meet in Lake Charles. The following members placed 1st place: Daryl Anderson-Boys High Jump 1st Place, Girls 4 x 200 Relay 1st Place (Dakota Williams, Tia Coleman, Jennifer Brown, Janie O’Connor), Girls 4 x 400 Relay 1st Place (Kenyetta Franklin, Tia Coleman, Jennifer Brown, Janie O’Connor). Pictured: Kneeling in Front: Shaquea Scheile, Kenyetta Franklin, Brain Bradford. Standing: Left to Right-Dakota Williams, John Thompson, Kylar Tilloston, Daryl Anderson, Tia Coleman, Philip Brooks, Jennifer Brown, LaQuea Scheile, Janie O’Connor, Keidrick Haynes, Aisha Harbor, Marvin Hamilton, Savannah Higgins, Ceasar Moore, Jane’t Campbell, DeQuincy Henry, Toren Rodriquez. Not pictured: Kentrell Fisher. Track Schedule: Indoor 2014: Feb. 01 McNeese Indoor II @ McNeese Feb. 08 Last High School Last Chance Indoor @ LSU Feb. 22 LHSAA Indoor State Championships @ LS Outdoor 2014: March 7 West Feliciana Invitational @ West Feliciana March 14 Louisiana Farm Bureau Insurance Bronco Relays @ Zachary March 20 Bat Gurrier Relays @ Broadmoor March 28 Scotlandville Relays @ Scotlandville April 04 Dutchtown Invitational @ Dutchtown April 11 Josten’s Invite @ Episcopal, BR April 16 BRPT Invite @ St. Amant April 23 District 4-5A Track Meet (Easter Break) @ Broadmoor April 30 Region II 5A Track Meet @ Catholic, BR May 10 LHSAA Outdoor State Championships

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