Zachary Post Nov 12

Zachary Post • Tuesday, November 12, 2013 • Vol. 8, No. 46 • Published Weekly • Circulation 16,000 • zacharypost.com © 2013

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Horton Honored for Lifetime of ServiceLongtime Zachary City Councilman, Teacher, Community Volunteer saluted at receptionBy Gwendolyn K. Perry Honore

A celebration was held for former Northwestern High school teacher and Zachary City Councilman David Horton on Sunday, Nov. 3 at the new-ly renovated Zachary Men’s Club,. The event was hosted by the Zachary Men’s Club and the City of Zachary, and supported by friends, local orga-nizations, family and the community.

William “Bill” Johnson, a former Zachary Police Officer and former student of Horton, served as Master of Ceremony. Johnson said he con-siders the honoree as the best teacher who came out of Northwestern. “He was a very humble man and the only councilman running for office who made his own signs.” He said Hor-ton made two signs and one of those were in the front of his own house.”

David Amrhein, Mayor of Zach-ary, said the councilman helped ev-eryone and if he couldn’t help you, he told you when he couldn’t. Mayor Amrhein said he has only given two keys to the city, and one was given to Horton.

David McDavid, Zachary’s Chief of Police, said he was a student in his class 35 years ago. He knew him later in office as a man who asked for nothing. “He always worked for the city,” McDavid noted.

Barbara Banks Franklin, who said he is her neighbor, friend and former teacher, rendered a beautiful music medley. “I have appreciated his kind-ness through the years,” she said.

Jerry Boudreaux, who served as principal of Zachary High School for 25 years, said he has known Horton since 1969. He gave a brief history of the man and friend he knows: First, he noted that Horton came to Zach-ary from Pointe Coupee Parish, and taught school beginning in 1951 un-til 1979. When his children came to Northwestern Middle School, his five children were in his class, and they

loved Louisiana History. He also noted that he served on the Zachary City Council for 28.5 years.

“He is a very special person, al-ways wearing a smile, courteous, and helpful,” Boudreaux said. He was very helpful to those who went to him with a legitimate case, and he was always polite and a pleasure to deal with. You never went for help and he didn’t help, he said. “We have a nice city and a school in Zachary, but none of that started yesterday, “ he said. “1970 wasn’t an easy thing to do, but we are on top today.”

Jessie Spears, community activist and friend, said he met Horton in the 40s. “Both of us were hitch hiking to Southern University. Since that time, we have been friends,” Spears said. He told of how they had run for city office in Zachary and the

soft-spoken Horton won on his first effort. “He understood how to beat the odds. You can’t win four against one, but he learned how to do it,” he said.

The event was topped off by a very grateful and hilarious speech by the honoree, who received several certificates of recognition, a plaque and resolutions by Councilman Trae Welch, Senator Sharon W. Broome, Councilwoman Ronnie Edwards and the Zachary Men’s Club.

“In order to be the kind of person you have painted me to be, you have to be the kind of friends you are. Anything I had to do couldn’t have been done without people like you. In reference to the occasion which was to be a surprise, he jokingly said, “I am thankful to those who thought about doing this, and not thankful for

those who looked me in the eyes and knew what was going on,” he said. He also added that someone mistak-enly told him about a dinner.

“Instead of giving me a key to the city some years ago, they could have given me a key out of the city,” he laughed. “Wouldn’t we have a won-derful world, if everyone my age, 25, could say they have lived a life that could be celebrated?”

“Thank you so much for being so kind, to show me my roses while I am living. I will continue as long as I am on this earth, to do good things. You care about your community; you care about your country. To do that, you do those things that make your community and country a good place to live. I pray that Zachary will maintain the good name it has established for itself,” Horton said.

Pictured Above: David Horton (bottom right) receives various awards from Zachary Mayor David Amrhein and Police Chief David McDavid, while wife Louise Horton (bottom left) looks on.

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Masonic Lodge Hosts Honesty & Integrity NightBaker Lodge #441 held an Hon-

esty and Integrity Honor night for three honorees on October 28, 2013. Prior to the meeting a delicious meal was enjoyed by the honorees, their families, members of the Lodge and other guests. Robert Foreman, Mas-ter of the Lodge welcomed everyone and introduced the guest speakers for the presentations. They were Ben F. Melanson, District Deputy Grand Master of the 13th Masonic District and Rory Bozeman, Past Master of Baker Masonic Lodge.

Each year the Masons select young people in the 11th and 12th grades who exhibit honest values and show integrity in their daily lives. This year’s recipients are Ol-ivia Ann Jenkins, daughter of Dana and Pam Alexander of Zachary; Brittany Danielle Manuel, daughter of Janet Kimble of Baker; and Ve-ronica Newman Michelsen, daugh-

ter of Rolf and Wendy Michelsen of Baker.

Olivia is a senior at Zachary High School and plans to attend LSU and major in Business after gradu-ation. Brittany just graduated this spring from Faith Baptist Academy and plans to attend LSU Vet School.

Veronica is home schooled and will graduate in 2014. She has plans to attend Our Lady of the Lake School of Nursing.

The honorees were given Certifi-cates commemorating their achieve-ment, an Honesty and Integrity charm, and a monetary gift.

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Legendz Forming Girls Volleyball ClubLegendz Sports Academy has announced that a Girls Volleyball Club

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LA Lady Lightning 10U Win Tournament

Congratulations to the Louisiana Lady Lightning 10U softball team for winning the Southern Sluggers Fall Slam tournament! The tournament was held in Paulina, LA on November 2 and 3. They went 7 - 0 during the tournament. The LA Lady Light-ning 10U girls placed in the top 5 in their first two fall tournaments before winning this tournament. The team is comprised of 9 and 10-year old girls from the Zachary / Central area. The girls each received an engraved softball medal.Pictured are (back row, l to r): Coaches Jason Guercio, J.C. Fresina, Brandon Bankston (middle row, l to r): Coach Kellie Guercio, Brianne Bankston, Elaina Kreamer, Morgan Rabalais, Taylor Richard, Charleigh Parolli, Maddy Edwards, Kaitlyn McClure (front row, l to r): Morgan Fresina, Destiney Gary, Mallory Kendrick, Autumn Vessier, Bailey Guercio

Police vs Fire Pastalaya Cook-offA Pastalaya Cook-off between the Zachary Police Department and the

Zachary Fire Department will be held on Sunday, November 17, from 12-5 p.m., in the Zachary Youth Park, 1650 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Pastalaya bowls are only $5 each!

This friendly ‘Police versus Fire’ rivalry is for a great cause with all pro-ceeds benefitting two local organizations - the American Cancer Society and the Lane Regional Medical Center Foundation cancer services campaign to open a new leading-edge radiation cancer treatment center in early 2014.

The Pastalaya Cook-off is part of the Fall Family Fair, featuring midway rides and games for all ages. On-site parking is available for $3.

For more details, please call the LaneRMC Foundation, (225)658-6699.

ZHS Book Fair at Barnes & NobleThe Zachary High School Library is having a bookfair on Friday, Novem-

ber 22 and Saturday, November 23 at Barnes and Noble Citiplace. ANY-THING you buy at Barnes and Noble Citiplace on those two days can count towards our bookfair IF and ONLY IF you say ZACHARY BOOKFAIR at the register. Saturday, there will be events all day, including clubs gift wrapping Barnes and Noble items, storytimes, and student performances, including the middle school show choir performing at 11 A.M. You can also support us by shopping online from bn.com/bookfairs from 11/22 to 11/28 and enter Bookfair ID 11210044 at checkout. For more information, please call Desiree Alexander at 225-658-7381 or email at [email protected] or visit zctclibrary.weebly.com.

Hands of Stone Competition SetHands of Stone Boxing Team along with the United States Boxing League

will be hosting a amateur boxing show on November 16, 2013 starting at 2:00 PM. in the East Feliciana Middle School Gymnasium (formerly Clinton High School). Come out and support local talent from Clinton, Baton Rouge, La-fayette and New Orleans, Louisiana and they go head to head against the state Colorado. This card is made up of Elite boxers from Louisiana and Colorado. Tickets are $10 general admission and $15 ringside seats for more information or ticket purchase contact Kevin Allen 225-241-3388


Bronco’s Defeat Denham Springs 23-10 for Homecoming VictoryThe Zachary High Broncos celebrated Homecoming by swatting the

Denham Springs Yellow Jackets 23-10 last Friday night. The Broncos (7-3, 4-2 in district) are aiming for a strong playoff posi-

tion, and most likely their first home playoff berth in the past 3 years.Zachary senior receiver D.Q. Henry had three catches for 101 receiving

yards and two first-half touchdowns. While running back Forrest Town ran for 78 yards and one touchdown.

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CommunitySt. Paul’s Study Coffee Shop Holds Blessing, Ribbon Cutting

Dozens of interested people lined up last Saturday morning at the newly opened St. Paul’s Study Coffee Shop and Christian Book-store at 4826 Main Street for an official Blessing of the Ministry venture by Father Bayhi, as well as a ribbon cutting by the Zachary Chamber of Commerce. In addition to great coffee, St. Paul’s Study sells many Christian gifts such as t-shirts, crosses, books, mag-nets, and candles…and not just Catholic goods, but a wide variety of Christian items. They also offer free WI-FI access for patrons. The shop is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, but never opened on Sunday. For more information, call 225-570-8966.


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Zachary Community Food Bank Drive will be held throughout the month of November. The City of Zachary, Zachary Community Schools, Zachary Men’s Club, Rota-ry Club of Zachary, Legendz Sports Academy and area business will all ban together to help feed the needy. Donations will remain in our local food pantry and will benefit families in our community.

A gumbo sale will be held on Friday, November 15 in the City of

Zachary Parking Lot with tickets available for $5. 100% of the pro-ceeds of the sale will go directly to the Zachary Community Food Pan-try. Paul Mier of Chris’ Specialty Meats and Cajun Catch, along with his team will be on location cooking the gumbo.

In addition to the gumbo sale, students in Zachary Community Schools will be competing to see who can collect the most canned goods. Donations will be delivered

The Zachary Food Bank Needs Our Help...So its Time to Pack the Pantryto the food pantry pod located at the City of Zachary Parking Lot. Resi-dents are also encouraged to bring non-perishable food items to the PODS container on Friday, Novem-ber 15th, from 8am – 2pm.

The Zachary Fire Department will be visiting elementary schools in their fire trucks, prior to the day of the drive collecting can goods.

The group is still accepting spon-sors. If you are interested in spon-soring the event, contact Sharon

Phillips at 654-0287.With the funds raised through

events such as these, the Zachary Community Food Pantry is able to provide much needed food for the hungry in our area. The new pantry, located at 5640 Rollins Road offi-cially opened this June, marking the 25th Anniversary that the Zachary Food Pantry has been in existence. The pantry is staffed by 32 dedicat-ed volunteer workers who serve 374 families a month in our community.

OLOL Physician Group Clinic Celebrates Ribbon CuttingOn Wednesday November 6, Our

Lady of the Lake Physician Group celebrated the opening of the Zach-ary Clinic with a ribbon cutting cere-mony. The clinic has been open since September and is located at 4242 Highway 19, Suite C, across from Superior Ford.

Dr Amanda Lea, DO, special-izes in treating adult medical condi-tions such as diabetes, congestive heart failure, COPD, hypertension, hyperlipidemia and other common ailments. Dr Lea said that the com-munity of Zachary has been very wel-coming to her. “I feel very welcome here in Zachary. The people have been fantastic at welcoming my fam-ily as well as the clinic. We are happy to be here and will do all we can to help residents.” Originally from Mis-sissippi, Dr Lea jokes, “Thanks for taking a chance on a Mississippi girl and I promise not to pass around too many Hotty Toddys.”

“The Our Lady of the Lake sys-

tem is growing. We now have over 300 providers in our system. It only makes sense for us to spread out to surrounding areas and grow with communities such as Zachary. We are proud to welcome patients to the Our Lady of the Lake family and be a part of the community,” said Elona

Sharbaugh, Vice President of the OLOL Physicians Group.

Family Medicine physician Vicki Munson-Whetston will be joining the Zachary clinic in De-cember. Dr. Munson is Board Cer-tified in Family Medicine and she will be treating patients of all ages.

OLOL Physician Group plans to bring more specialized services to Zachary in the future including Car-diology, Hematology/Oncology, and Rheumatology.

The clinic is open Monday-Friday from 8am-4:30pm. Call (225)286-8100 for appointments.


CommunityGary Blanchard Jewelers Celebrates Grand Re-Opening

On Friday November 1, Gary Blanchard Jewelers, located at 5317 Main Street, celebrated their newly remodeled showroom with a ribbon cutting ceremony. Gary Blanchard, owner, has been in business in Zach-ary for 12 years, but has worked in the jewelry business for 40 years.

“We have built the store on ser-vice. We take good care of our cus-tomers and they have been good to us through the years,” said Blanchard.

The store now offers a full-line of Pandora jewelry and charms, a large selection of ladies and gentlemen’s

watches, baby jewelry, beautiful pearls, trendy sterling silver jewelry, monogrammed pieces, and exqui-site diamond jewelry. Custom-made jewelry is also available. All watch and jewelry repairs are made on site.

Just in time for the holidays, Gary Blanchard Jewelers offers one year interest-free financing. Let staff members, Chandra Cox, Rosie Austin and Kasey Austin, help you pick out the perfect gift. Hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-5:30pm and Saturday 9am-2pm. Call 654-0622 for more information.

During the month of November, American Cancer Society is team-ing up with some of the local Zach-ary restaurants to show support in the community for the fight against cancer for the first ever Relay Res-taurant Give Back. All you have to do is eat out on Tuesdays for lunch or dinner on designated days during the month of November and each restaurant will donate 10-20% (de-pending on the restaurant) of their proceeds of the entire day back to Relay for Life.

Just make sure you mention Re-lay For Life when you order. Enjoy lunch or dinner at the following res-taurants and support a great cause!

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CommunitySuperior Ford Wants to Thank Zachary

On Thursday, October 17, Superior Ford was awarded Mid-Size Business of the Year at the Zachary Chamber of Commerce Business Awards Banquet held at St. John the Baptist Church.

Patrick Campbell, owner of Supe-rior Ford, accepted the award just one month after his one year anniversary of taking over the dealership. In Sep-tember of 2012, Campbell bought the dealership from Adrian Harris.

Since taking over Superior Ford, community involvement has become a priority. Superior Ford participates yearly in Ford Motor Company’s Drive 4 UR School Event benefit-ing Zachary High School. This year,

$6,000 was raised for school pro-grams simply through test drives of Ford vehicles. This month, Superior is a sponsor of the Fall Family Fair with proceeds of the fair benefiting Lane RMC Foundation’s Cancer Services project which will bring a state-of-the-art Radiation Oncology Center to Zachary in early 2014.

“Zachary is an amazing city. I am so honored to be recognized by other business owners and members of the Chamber. I have an exceptional staff and we work hard to provide the best customer service to Zachary. We are proud to be a part of the community,” says Campbell.

Pictured above: Jennifer Martel, Rachael Shirley, Ralph Quinn, Brian Guidry, Mayor David Amrhein, Patrick Campbell, Melissa Campbell, Eddie Leblanc, Ashley Breaux, and Jessie Gray

Pictured above: Kate MacArthur (left). Economic Development Director and Brent Bradley (right) President of the Zachary Chamber of Commerce present Patrick Camp-bell (center) with the Mid-Sized Business of the Year Award.


Carl Joe (C.J.) Gray and Jennifer Kathleen (Lynch) Broussard wed October 24, 2013

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Carl Joe (C.J.) Gray and Jennifer Kathleen (Lynch) Broussard, were wed October 24, 2013.

The Bride is a graduate of Zach-ary High School, 1992 and Bob Brooks Real Estate School as a Real Estate Broker, 2007

The Groom is a Graduate of Zachary High School, 1993. He is a United States Military Veteran, serving 10 years in the Army as an Army Ranger and National Guard. He also attended Southeastern Lou-isiana University school of Nurs-ing. He is currently employed as a Safety Manager for Lauren Engi-neering.

The Bride and Groom joined hands in their marriage vows on board the Historic, Natchez Steam-boat, located in the French Quar-ter in New Orleans. The intimate, private union was preformed by Captain Troy, in a sunset ceremony overlooking the evening city lights

of New Orleans.Upon departure of the ship on the Mighty Mississippi, a beautiful,

intimate dinner was served. A jazz band, that captured the unique flair of New Orleans gave way to the couples first dance as husband and wife.

An amazing honeymoon in New Orleans, followed by a trip to Pen-sacola, Florida, was a wonderful start to their new life as Husband and Wife.

Mr. and Mrs. Gray will continue to reside in Zachary, Louisiana, and would like to thank all of their family and friends for the well wish-es, prayers and blessings during their relationship. “Without God, we wouldn’t be here today. To Him be the Glory” , C.J. and Jennifer Gray.

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