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Plaquemines Parish Government, in preparation for the Hurricane Season is issuing the following Public Health Announcement.

“We urge all individuals who have been diagnosed with conditions needing special medical attention, such as; insulin therapy, oxygen therapy, dialysis, cardiac drugs/treatment, etc., to make plans and arrangements well in advance with your private physician, your clinic, and your family for treatment during a hurricane evacuation. Regular evacuation shelters are not equipped to handle evacuees requiring “special medical attention.”

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Tracy Williamson, 42, Oakville, JPSO warrant

Charles Gordon, 64, Gretna, 2nd DWI, COMV, proper equipment required, JPSO warrant

Chris Mackey, 51, Nairn, Domestic abuse battery

Dennis Alexander, 50, Marrero, PPSO warrant

Brandon Freeman, 29, Belle Chasse, PPSO warrant

Brenda Merrick, 38, Buras, Probation violation

Danzel Battle, 20, Point-A-La-Hache, Probation hold

Ricky Gaudet, 36, Buras, PPSO warrant

Nicholas Lee, 24, St Bernard, Theft over $1500 (X2)

Ned Saucier, 54, Port Sulphur, Probation hold

Lekesha Scott, 33, Simple battery

Dennis Delacruz, 51, Empire, Aggravated 2nd degree battery

Freddie Primm, 51, Empire, Domestic abuse battery

Blaine Delacruz, 32, Port Sulphur, Criminal tresspass

Naime Brooks, 29, Port Sulphur, Disturbing the peace by drunkiness, resisting an officer, battery on a police officer, possession of schedule IV

Mario Sanroman, 24, Harvey, Probation hold

Michael Mayronne, 30, Kenner, PPSO warrant (X4)

Daniel Spahr, 32, Belle Chasse, Violation of protective order

Eric Ragas, 34, Belle Chasse, Gretna warrant (X3), PPSO warrant (X2), possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia

Norris Crowder, 45, Belle Chasse, Possession of stolen things

James Reed, 33, Harvey, PPSO warrant

Jasper Washington, 50, Gretna, PPSO warrant

Terry Riley, 54, Buras, PPSO warrant, simple battery

Lindsey Daniel Jr, 42, New Orleans, PPSO warrant

Mario Guerra, 51, Belle Chasse, Theft of goods

Jonathan Yost, 29, Terrytown, Operating a vehicle while intoxicated, ROMV

Corneilynn Barthelemy, 34, Port Sulphur, PPSO warrant

William Everett, 65, Belle Chasse, PPSO warrant, Probation Hold

John Moore, 44, Algiers, Disturbing the peace by drunkiness

Dawn Phan, 20, Buras, PPSO Warrant

Ruby Roth, 49, Buras, Remand

Glen Desalvo, 57, Belle Chasse, JPSO Warrant

April Youngblood, 31, Gretna, JPSO Warrant (X4)

Jerome Roby, 26, Harvey, PPSO Warrant, possession of schedule II, manufacture of schedule II

Terry Demoll, 33, Venice, Suspended of D/L, COMV, 2nd possession of marijuana, narcotic in the presence of a minor, probation hold

Rachael Harris, 30, Marrero, Theft under

Kendrick Favorite, 21, Marrero, Westwego warrant

Oscar Jasso, 25, Buras, DWI, Improper lane usage

Shawn Booth, 36, Belle Chasse, Issuing worthless checks

Gary Foret, 35, Hammond, Possession of Marijuana,

DAMAGES Philip H Simmons Jr. v Valerus Compression Services LP, et al, Kerrie Parker v Liberty Mutual Insurance Co, et al, Trudy Hamilton v Starr Indemnity & Liability Company, et al, (two separate filings), Chanell R Shkembi v State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, et al, Barbara Winder v Joe Messina, et al, Avenger Custom Boats LLC v May-Craft Fiberglass Products Inc, et al, Donnie Hartfield v Omni Energy Services Corp, et al , Eddie Boudreaux v Garrett Gillen,et al DIVORCEHeather A Creppel v Darrin J Creppel Sr., Lester C Dickerson v Kathleen C Dickerson, Harold J Dove Sr v Laurie A R Dove DOMESTIC RELIEF Daphine Barnes v Kyron Hunter, et al

INJUNCTIVE RELIEFJoseph Kunstler, et al v United States Government, et al INTERDICTION Austin John Lacassin, in re

MISC JUDICIAL ACTION Heidi Michelle Giles, in reMONIES DUESavard Marine Services Inc v Triad Emergency Response LLC NAME CHANGE Deonna K Lindley, in re

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POSSESSIONVanderbilt Mortgage and Finance Inc v Ian D Trufant, et al SUCCESSIONMargaret Jones Motes, in re, Wendy W. Keating, in re, Austin L Roberts III, in re, William Bradish Forsyth, in re

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WOW! Have the temperatures been hot enough for you? And just think, this is only June! Not looking forward to July and August. Oh well, typical Louisiana weather. Gotta love it! I would like to take a moment to tell a very dear high school friend, Donna Bergeron Kirby, how much I enjoyed our short visit the other day. It was really great seeing you! And thank you for reading my column! We just never know in what direction our lives will take us. I sincerely hope we get to see each other again real soon. It brought back such carefree, wonderful memories. And you still have that beautiful smile! Don’t ever lose it!!!

Well, I haven’t had a whole lot of time to do any crafting myself. With the grandchildren being out of school and my working full time puts a cramp on things. I am not complaining, I love being with the grandchildren And that doesn’t stop crafting time totally. I may not be doing a whole for myself but, I am making sure Carlea’ (my granddaughter) is picking up my slack. I love when she gets excited about crafting. And when she asks to do something new. In this column she is my “Featured Artist”. She decided that she wanted to try her hand at ceramics. And who am I to say No? (When it comes to the grandchildren, that word very seldom exists.) So I took her to work with me with me. Since the ceramic shop is right next

door to the office I knew she would be in very capable hands and have a good time doing something that would be totally transformed after it was fired. She chose to paint Smurfette for herself and for her brother, Dion, she decided on Shrek. HMMMM I wonder why? Little sister...........older brother, what can I say??? The important thing is she had a good time and created something truly her own.

Isn’t it the funniest thing, by putting paint on something in a certain way that makes us happy, arranging flowers to our own particular taste, cutting out paper in different shapes and putting

them together, or even intertwining thread, we can create something truly our own. Everything we make will have our very own personality in it. The certain way we hold a paint brush decides our stroke pattern. The way we put one flower next to another, the placement of our paper shapes, and the tension we put on our thread while crocheting all defines us, our very own personality. It doesn’t matter if anyone else sees the beauty in what we have done. We did it, it is our very own creation, it is part of us, and we love it! That’s what crafting is all about. Whether anyone likes it or not, you created it, and as long as you are happy with it that’s all that matters.

Well, that’s it for this time. Hopefully I will get some free time to do some crafting of my own within the next two weeks. So what will you be crafting next? Me??? I have no idea! But....I know it will be fun!

REDUCE THE NUMBER OF MOSQUITOES AROUND YOUR HOMEAND NEIGHBORHOOD

• Dispose of tin cans, plastic containers, ceramic pots or similar water-holding containers that have collected on your property.

• Remove, cover or drill holes in discarded tires. Stagnant water in tires is where many mosquitoes breed.

• Drill holes in the bottom of recycling containers left outdoors.

• Have clogged roof gutters cleaned every year, particularly if the leaves from surrounding trees have a tendency to plug up the drains. Roof gutters can produce millions of mosquitoes each season.

• Turn over plastic wading pools when not in use. Stagnant water in a wading pool becomes a place for mosquitoes to breed.

• Turn over wheelbarrows and don’t let water stagnate in birdbaths. Both provide breeding habitats for domestic mosquitoes.

• Aerate ornamental pools or stock them with fish. Water gardens can become major mosquito producers if they are allowed to stagnate. Clean and chlorinate swimming pools not in use. Smaller containers will produce many more mosquitoes than a pool will, therefore being diligent about the small breeding sites around your house will be most effective. Mosquitoes may even breed in the water that collects on pool covers.

• Use landscaping to eliminate standing water that collects on your property. Mosquitoes may breed in any puddle that lasts for more than four days.

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTS 6.12.14LARRY HOOPER “HOOP” - OUR FREEDOM CHARTERS. LOWER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. This early June I ran inshore trips a lot and we had to run from storms or wait at the dock before going out. The results have been good, but fishing has been on the tough side. A lot of the inshore bite has been later in the day.

I enjoy running into school of trout. I had a customer last week that took a while before he got into the feel of a trout bite. That little twitch of a trout bite was something he was not used to and was waiting for something stronger. He missed several before he finally got into the act.

On almost every inshore trip we managed two or three flounder.

Last Tuesday I switched my offshore trip til Wednesday for better weather. This gave me a chance to deck for Mike of R&J Guide Service. We hit a rig and found some tuna. Although a lot of fish were around, the bite was slow. Our second drift gave us a good fish.

We weeded through a hammerhead and some black tipped sharks before we nailed another. The seas were swelled from all the winds we had all week and two of the four fishermen got sick. After that, the bite ended. A few more drifts and they wanted land. The next day I took my customers out to the same place looking for just one or two tuna. They did not want to keep a lot of meat - they just wanted the thrill of landing “SOMETHING BIG!”

I started out with some ghosts on my boat that I have already addressed and have fixed by the time this report comes out. That almost kept me from running out to the tuna but a I got things under control and ran. Once there, the tuna were not as thick as the day before and with five of us fishing, nobody was landing anything. A weed line was nearby and a few chick dolphins hit the deck on some of the boats but we did not attempt to kill any of them. We stopped at one rig for red snapper but the boat there was into fish that were smaller than I wanted and drift was 3 miles per hour. Too much current. I ran to another area all together and quickly put four 12 to 15 pounders in the boat.

I love it when I have customers that never caught anything bigger than a bass or catfish and suddenly get beat by a 12 pound red snapper. They have no idea how hard a fish that size can fight. After we had our four fish, we headed in but made a quick stop at another rig just to see if any mangrove were home. In about a half hour we found some that wanted to commit suicide. We ended up with a respectable box for the day and if we did not run for the tuna, we would have limited out on the mangroves as well. Instead of cleaning at the dock, we went back to my place and took care of the job. I have a pretty good cleaning station that my neighbor built for me.

Captain HOOP - OUR FREEDOM CHARTERS. 504-247-8459.

Life is good! Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more

important than that.

GENERALLY SPEAKING - Trout fishing is in full swing along the middle to lower reaches of the parish and for this St. Tammany guy whose had two dry trips this spring out of the Rigolets, I can’t wait to get the time to go back down to lower Plaquemines for some serious harvest fishing. It’s really nice weather for June for those realists who know they have no reason to complain about the little bit of heat and humidity that finally has found its way to our area. Remember, you complainers: you were the ones bitching about the cold weather just a few weeks ago, so let it go. Book a trip this week and enjoy the weather. Remember to renew your fishing license for the last time at these lower rates. The cost will more than double after June 30th.

MGM MARINA - Leona Squarsich. 504-656-2267. Last week Wildlife and Fisheries held their annual Wildlife Family Fish Fest. Children learned how to tie knots, scale fish and tag fish. It was a huge success. Fishing in Myrtle Grove this past weekend was plentiful. In Bay Five, there were plenty of trout and a few redfish. In Lake Laurier, reds were hitting regularly. Also try your luck in late spring hotspots Four Bayou Pass and Bay Round. Closer to the marina, Brianna Neel caught a shark at the family camp on the Willkerson Canal. It wasn’t exactly “Jaws” but it was a shark and they all have nasty bites. Nice job, Brianna! Live bait is the key and live bait is at MGM. MGM Marina 504-656-2267.

LLOYD LANDRY - 504-912-8291. FISHING THE MIDDLE WITH LLOYD. It’s always fun to be there when a kid catches his first fish and Lloyd Landry was the guide when Gabrielle and Ariel caught their first reds last weekend. They, along with Dad Rick Fowler and their brother, didn’t set any bull records but were all smiles following a great June weekend outing in Lower Plaquemines Parish. The Fowlers are from the Covington area. Jerry, Arleen and Robert, all from Iowa, caught some reds that they could never get in the Midwest. And Uncle Lloyd showed his niece and nephew that fishing runs in the family as Maci and Cooper Hollingsworth caught some fish. Summer time is here and fishing is red hot. On the west side of the river, from Buras to Four Bayous, flocks of seagulls can be found diving on wads of shrimp with schools of hungry trout under each pile. Catfish and small undersized school trout will consume a lot of your time, but persistence will pay and you will enjoy the day with a nice mess of trout. For the reds, concentrate on the area of broken marsh between Bay Adams and bastion Bay, throwing spinner baits or Gulp! under a cork and you will find plenty of reds. Fish all points and islands that have bait around them and your chances of catching fish will increase. On the east side of the river, California Bay to American Bay has plenty of piles of birds with eager trout under them. Tons of reds are being caught along the shorelines with Gulp! under a cork or market shrimp. Trout have also showed up out at Breton Island and are being caught with live shrimp. Beware of thunderstorms while out at the islands. Be safe and tight lines. LLOYD LANDRY. OUTCAST FISHING CHARTERS 504-912-8291

CAPTAIN JAY QUIROS - OUT OF VENICE ALONG THE PASSES. 504-228-5895. On The Beach was a great movie from the 1950’s. But the drama on the beaches of lower Plaquemines is much more encompassing for those fishermen who love to fish on their legs along those beaches. From Breton Island to Four Bayou Pass, the speckled trout harvest is getting really good. Rig up your tackle with live shrimp under a cork or with a Carolina rig….or use a mullet, if they’re available. There are some bull reds mixed in also but the shark season is beginning again, so watch for those dorsal fins before you go out too far from the shallows or anywhere off the dry beach. JAY QUIROS. ON A MISSION FISHING CHARTERS. 504-228-5895.

BOBBY DUGAS - BC CHARTERS LTD. BOBBY DUGAS. Southwest Pass has the saltwater and the fish. Bobby said he caught 17 specks the other day ranging in size from two pounds to 4 1/4 pounds. The mouth is producing as the reds are showing up again. Not too much size right now but good keepers. Bull croaker are also being caught and some reds are even being caught in the river. Fish the pockets in the weir dams and fish both sides of the river. Watch for the lousy weather, though, like the rain and wind that’s hitting us as I type this report in Slidell on Tuesday. BC CHARTERS LTD. 504-912-9724.

BESHEL’S BOAT LAUNCH - The fish are scattered inside around the east bank, coming in for their late spring shrimp fest. They’re catching fish outside by Stone Island in Black Bay. You’ll find the birds eating shrimp along the Iron Bank. Fish around Belle Island, Triple Pass and inside by Bay Law. Using your live bait and plastics, fish around Oak River, Point Fienne, Bay Jack and Bay Pontone. If you fish Beshel’s, check with Robert for the best spots that week. The river water is closing in but everyone is still catching reds, specks and flounder. If you go there, send us some pictures and a story or two about your success on the east bank. Beshel’s is still the place to catch your limits on the east bank and they have all your launch needs seven days a week. BESHEL’S. 504-333-4469.

LARRY HOOPER “HOOP” - OUR FREEDOM CHARTERS. LOWER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE. This early June I ran inshore trips a lot and we had to run from storms or wait at the dock before going out. The results have been good, but fishing has been on the tough side. A lot of the inshore bite has been later in the day. (1st and 2nd pictures here) I enjoy running into school of trout. I had a customer last week that took a while before he got into the feel of a trout bite. That little twitch of a trout bite was something he was not used to and was waiting for something stronger. He missed several before he finally got into the act, (3rd picture here) On almost every inshore trip we managed two or three flounder. (4th picture here) Last Tuesday I switched my offshore trip til Wednesday for better weather. This gave me a chance to deck for Mike of R&J Guide Service. We hit a rig and found some tuna. Although a lot of fish were around, the bite was slow. Our second drift gave us a good fish. (5th picture here) We weeded through a hammerhead and some black tipped sharks before we nailed another. The seas were swelled from all the winds we had all week and two of the four fishermen got sick. After that, the bite ended. A few more drifts and they wanted land. The next day I took my customers out to the same place looking for just one or two tuna. They did not want to keep a lot of meat - they just wanted the thrill of landing “SOMETHING BIG!” (6th picture here) I started out with some ghosts on my boat that I have already addressed and have fixed by the time this report comes out. That almost kept me from running out to the tuna but a I got things under control and ran. Once there, the tuna were not as thick as the day before and with five of us fishing, nobody was landing anything. A weed line was nearby and a few chick dolphins hit the deck on some of the boats but we did not attempt to kill any of them. We stopped at one rig for red snapper but the boat there was into fish that were smaller than I wanted and drift was 3 miles per hour. Too much current. I ran to another area all together and quickly put four 12 to 15 pounders in the boat. (7th picture here) I love it when I have customers that never caught anything bigger than a bass or catfish and suddenly get beat by a12 pound red snapper. They have no idea how hard a fish that size can fight. After we had our four fish, we headed in but made a quick stop at another rig just to see if any mangrove were home. In about a half hour we found some that wanted to commit suicide. We ended up with a respectable box for the day and if we did not run for the tuna, we would have limited out on the mangroves as well. Instead of cleaning at the dock, we went back to my place and took care of the job. I have a pretty good cleaning station that my neighbor built for me. (10th and last picture here) Life is good! Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more important than that. HOOP - OUR FREEDOM CHARTERS. 504-247-8459.

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William Iseman with MGM MarinaChad & Tabatha Nodier with MGM Marina

Gail Field’s granddaughter Brianna Neel caught a shark at the camp on Wilkerson

Canal, with MGM Marina

The Fowler’s from Covington show off some of their catch from a family fishing trip with Outcast Fishing Charters.

Jerry, Arleen, and Robert , from Iowa show off their first Plaquemines parish redfish fishing trip with Outcast Fishing Charters.

Maci and Cooper Hollingsworth show off a redfish while out with their uncle Lloyd Landry IV, with Outcast Fishing Charters.

Great fishing! With CAPTAIN JAY QUIROS -

OUT OF VENICE ALONG THE PASSES

Great fishing! With CAPTAIN JAY QUIROS -

OUT OF VENICE ALONG THE PASSES

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Women’s Fish Tagging WorkshopsThis year, nearly 50 women have joined the ranks of experienced anglers in Louisiana by participating in the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Women’s Fish Tagging Workshops. The two workshops were held at the Cabela’s in Gonzales where the ladies learned how to rig their own rod and reel, fishing tactics, how to properly tag a fish, methods of cleaning fish and identification of fish native to Louisiana.

The Coastal Conservation Association of Louisiana sent each of the participants home with their own rod and reel, and several of the wining raffle winners brought home new fishing gear courtesy of Cabela’s and CCA Louisiana.

The Department strives to inspire people to learn about and enjoy the outdoors. The Women’s Fish Tagging Workshops, one of the many outreach programs LDWF sponsors, are designed to do just that. The goal is to provide women with hands-on education and experience from trained staff and volunteers.

The program is open to women 18 and older who have in interest in fishing and conservation but have not had the opportunity to learn the skills and techniques needed to begin fishing. LDWF and Cabela’s have partnered to hold several of these one-day workshops. Those who participate in the workshops are eligible to enter a lottery for fishing trips, allowing them to practice the techniques they learned. Participants are also given the opportunity to be paired with a fisheries biologist and boat captain to further their fishing experience and help them to one day become confident enough to fish on their own.

LDWF is charged with managing and protecting Louisiana’s abundant natural resources. For more information, visit us at www.wlf.la.gov, and on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ldwffb or follow us on Twitter @LDWF.

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Muscadine grapes are a popular Louisiana backyard fruit. They are very prolific and have few insect and disease problems compared to bunch grapes.

The major problem encountered by many backyard growers, however, is fruit drop or the failure of muscadine fruit to develop.With fruit drop, the vines appear to be healthy with normal vigor, but the muscadine fruit still fails to develop. Small flowers are detectable on the vines but, in a matter of a week or two, these flowers abort and fall.

Most growers automatically assume they have failed to attend to a cultural need such as soil fertility. More often than not, however, the cause of fruit drop is a lack of pollination directly attributable to incorrect variety selection at planting. Muscadine varieties can be grouped into two categories based on flower type - pistillate and perfect flower types.

Pistillate (female) varieties produce flowers that have no male flower parts and have no capacity to produce pollen. These varieties require cross pollination. Perfect flowering varieties, on the other hand, produce flowers with both male and female flower parts. Consequently, they are self-fertile and can either serve as a pollen source for themselves or other pistillate varieties.

Anyone who plants muscadine varieties that are exclusively the pistillate flowering type will not have a pollen source to pollinate the flowers on their vines. As a result, the flowers will not set fruit and will abort and fall. The solution to the problem is to plant at least one perfect flowering variety of muscadine within 30 feet of those vines failing to set fruit.

Even this will not be 1an instant solution to the problem, because it takes at least two years for most vines to mature and produce pollen-producing flowers for pollination. It doesn’t matter which perfect flowered variety is planted, because pollen source will not influence fruit color, taste or size of the fruit. Perfect flowered muscadine varieties to consider are: Carlos (bronze), Cowhan (light brown), Cowart (black), Magnolia (white) and Southland (purplish-black).

FRUIT DROP IN MUSCADINE GRAPES RESULTS FROM SELECTING, PLANTING WRONG VARIETIES

MULCH BENEFITS PLANTS & SOIL IN MANY WAYS

For further information contact Alan Vaughn, County Agent, Plaquemines/St. Bernard Parish at 504-433-3664 or 504-278-4234.

After placing a two to four inch layer of organic mulch over the root system of plants, you’ll notice several helpful effects on both the soil and the plants as time passes. Several beneficial effects are:

•Mulches conserve soil moisture by reducing the evaporation of water from the surface.

•They prevent crusting of the soil surface, thus improving absorption and percolation of water and air to the soil areas where the roots grow.

•They maintain a more uniform soil temperature by acting as an insulator that keeps the soil warm during cool spells and cooler during the warm months of the year.

•They reduce weed problems when the mulch material itself is weed-free and is applied deep enough to prevent weed seed germination or to smother existing smaller weeds. Time and labor of weeding garden areas is reduced considerable when mulches are used properly.

•Mulches add to the beauty of the landscape by providing a cover of uniform color, which can be neutral or non-detracting and may add an interesting texture to an otherwise drab surface.

•They help prevent erosion, particularly on slopes.

•They prevent fruit such as strawberries, plants and buildings from becoming mud-splashed. They also reduce losses from soil-borne diseases on strawberries and tomatoes.

•They can be used to reduce freeze injury to flowers of such plants as strawberries when late spring frosts threaten loss of crop. Mulches also reduce freeze damage to cold-tender plants such as hibiscus, philodendron, ferns and many others.

•Mulches allow you a way of disposing of residue from trees in the yard when their leaves or needles are used as mulch material.

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Come join the fun, help your community, and learn about gardening and horticulture in the New Orleans area. Louisiana Master Gardeners are volunteers trained by the LSU AgCenter’s Cooperative Extension Service to provide horticultural education and assistance to the residents of St. Bernard Parish and its surrounding parishes.

LOUISIANA MASTER GARDENEREXTENSION VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS

St. Bernard Parish at

Arc Community Center

June 3 – June 28, 2014

Classes for the 2014 Master Gardener will be held on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s from 9:00am to 12:00pm with classes starting on Tuesday, June 3 and ending on Saturday, June 28, 2014.

Classes will be taught at Arc Community Center, 3700 Jean Lafitte Parkway, Chalmette, LA.

The fee for the 2014 class will be $150.00.

Class size is limited and your application, commitment letter and payment must be received by Thursday, May 22, 2014 in order to be considered. When your application has been received, you will be contacted. Spaces are limited.

Thank You for your interest in the Louisiana Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Program.

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Come join the fun, help your community, and learn about gardening and horticulture in the New Orleans area. Louisiana Master Gardeners are volunteers trained by the LSU AgCenter’s Cooperative Extension Service to provide horticultural education and assistance to the residents of St. Bernard Parish and its surrounding parishes.

LOUISIANA MASTER GARDENEREXTENSION VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS

St. Bernard Parish at

Arc Community Center

June 3 – June 28, 2014

Classes for the 2014 Master Gardener will be held on Tuesday’s and Thursday’s from 9:00am to 12:00pm with classes starting on Tuesday, June 3 and ending on Saturday, June 28, 2014.

Classes will be taught at Arc Community Center, 3700 Jean Lafitte Parkway, Chalmette, LA.

The fee for the 2014 class will be $150.00.

Class size is limited and your application, commitment letter and payment must be received by Thursday, May 22, 2014 in order to be considered. When your application has been received, you will be contacted. Spaces are limited.

Thank You for your interest in the Louisiana Master Gardener Extension Volunteer Program.

For more registration information call Alan Vaughn @

504-433-3664 or 504-278-4234.

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Meet Sweetie, a 3 year old, female, min pin looking for a home to call her own. She came to P.A.W.S. because her family moved away and left her. She loves to play with other dogs. She like to go for walks and chew toys! Sweeties ideal home would be an active family that can give her a lot of attention. She is spayed, up to date on vaccines and microchipped. According to the AKC website The Miniature Pinscher can really spice up a person’s life. This dog is small, but he doesn’t know it! He’s quick and active, with a lively curiosity. They are good family companions and look out for their family, bravely challenging intruders with their bold, insistent bark. The “Min Pin” will be happiest with a family that treats him like a standard-sized dog. He may be stubborn, but he’s also smart. Their small size makes them a good choice for apartment life. Play and a daily walk will take care of most of their exercise needs. His short, easy-care coat requires occasional brushing and shampooing. If you would like to meet Sweetie, please call P.A.W.S. at (504)392-1601 or come visit her today, 455 F.Edward Hebert Blvd. Belle Chasse, Louisiana.

Hi my name is Astro and I am a 7 year old, dachshund. My owner was an elderly person who could not take care of me so he surrendered me to PAWS. I love to play fetch with squeaky toys. They are my all time favorite toy. I bark in my kennel like I’m food aggressive but as soon as you squeak my toy I am all yours. I also love to run and I get along great with other dogs and kids. I love bacon treats and would benefit from leash training especially when a car passes! I am up to date on shots, neutered and micro-chipped. If you want to come throw my squeaky toy for me and/ or come love on me please come to PAWS or contact PAWS at 504-392-1601.

Hi I’m Star! I’m 3 years old and full of energy! I love to play but I’m also sweet and loving! I love to play with my toys and sometimes I’ll even fetch! Water is my favorite to play in! I also enjoy going on long walks! I would do best in a house where I’m the only animal, I can be dominate at times! I’m potty and kennel trained as well as up to date on my shots, spayed and microchipped! If you think I could be the right match for you please come by PAWS today to meet me! I know I can’t wait to meet you!

Hi! my name is Pooh Bear. I am a 2 year old girl who loves a belly rub or back rub at any time. I was just tested as having FIV (feline aids). This is a contagious disease for cats. This means that I can not be in a home with any other cat. I enjoy hanging out and spending time watching out the window. I am friendly, lovable, and a sweet girl. Can you give me a forever home?

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My name says it all.....Can you scratch my belly? I am a 2 year old girl looking for that special someone who will scratch my belly and spend time loving on me. And don’t worry, I have plenty of love to give too. I have been at PAWS for over a year. I am ready for my forever home. Can you give me a forever home?

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HeartwormIs Your Pet At Risk?

THREE TRUTHS PET OWNERS NEED TO KNOW — On any given day in Louisiana mosquitoes hang in the air looking for a juicy host from which to enjoy their next meal. For many people, the West Nile Virus threat this year is enough to stay doused in mosquito repellant or holed up behind closed doors. Few understand the devastation these pesky buzzers have on their pets.

TRUTH #1: Mosquitoes are the only carriers of the heartworm larvae. A common belief is that animals spending most of their life indoors are not susceptible to heartworm. The truth of the matter is, mosquitoes have a way of entering a house through open doors, screens and the smallest of cracks. Left unprotected, your pet is at very high-risk of contracting heartworm disease.

TRUTH #2: Virtually 100% of dogs and up to 90% of cats exposed to infective heartworm larvae become infected. According to the American Heartworm Society, the highest incidence of heartworm cases in the U.S. is in southern states along the Mississippi River.

TRUTH #3: Heartworm costs a lot less to prevent than it does to cure. Several inexpensive heartworm prevention options are available and easy to administer. Treatment for heartworm-infected dogs is expensive, complicated and recovery takes weeks. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration,

if left untreated, heartworm disease will

always be fatal.

Ninety percent of the dogs relinquished to PAWS by their owners are heartworm positive. It’s heartbreaking to know that these wonderful animals don’t have to suffer from a disease that is 100% preventable.

Three out of every five dogs that come to PAWS are diagnosed heartworm positive. Upon diagnosis, staff and volunteers take action to treat the infected animal until it is eradicated of the disease. Heartworm treatment for one dog can take months and cost the shelter several hundred dollars in medicine alone. You can make a donation to support PAWS efforts to heal infected dogs.

For Just 50 cents a day, you can help PAWS help homeless and abused animals – DONATE TODAY

Lobo, a bilingual white German Shepard “indoor” dog is heartworm positive.

As recently as 2010, college baseball’s elite programs dominated the sport. USC, LSU, Cal State Fullerton, Miami, Oregon State, South Carolina, Texas and Rice were the Elite Eight. They had won the vast majority of all College World Series titles and had dominated the major league baseball draft on the collegiate level.

But no more. Since the early 2000’s, many schools have not only hired savvy college coaches but also opened their coffers to construct state of the art baseball parks. There are at least a dozen college venues that are the virtual equal of Alex Box Stadium, considered the Yankee Stadium of collegiate baseball. Although LSU’s current recruitment class has not been decimated by the draft, the deadening of the bat and the rise of small ball tactics have LSU’s program rethinking some of its tenants of success.

COLLEGE BASEBALL SHOWING PARITY AS MOST ELITE PROGRAMS STAYED HOME THIS YEAR

By Tony Onellion

The weakness of LSU’s pitching this year was obvious as the money portion of the season began and the lack of a dependable third starter doomed the Tigers to an early exit in their own regional.

The trend towards pitch count also played a role in the Tigers not getting a chance to host Texas in a super regional last week. And the Tigers lack of small ball skills is evident at the plate. That’s a lesson they should have learned last summer when UCLA embarrassed them in Omaha. The Bruins, the reigning NCAA champs, didn’t even make their own conference tournament in May as injuries, the draft, graduation and a slumping team performance made theirs one of the most drastic first to worst slides ever seen in any college sport in back-to-back years.

This year, Texas returned to Omaha, along with Vanderbilt, Virginia and Louisville. But Ole Miss, Cal State Irvine, TCU and Texas Tech are hardly recognizable in the grand scheme of successful postseason play. Ole Miss probably came the closest to Omaha before this season and they are legit…they beat ULL’s best team ever and the nation’s number one team in Lafayette two out of three times to clock into the CWS sweepstakes.

As I am writing this article before the CWS starts, I will predict how it will come out and see what kind of prognosticator I am. I predict Vanderbilt will win it all, beating Texas in the championship. I feel TCU will be a two and barbecue team and Texas Tech the sleeper with their four consecutive postseason shutouts…the first time that has ever happened. Virginia finally overcame their nemesis, Maryland, and will enter the tournament as the highest national ranked team in the field at number three. TCU is the only other national seed and I don’t see them making it past the minimum. Ole Miss and Cal State Irvine are hot and could streak to the title. That leaves Louisville, which is the hardest team to handicap. The Cardinals could wind up being Omaha’s Tonalist; ULL has already become California Chrome.

The final count: three Texas teams, two from the SEC, three others. None of the top three players in America made the super regionals and few All Americans are playing in Omaha this year. The landscape has changed. The Field of Dreams has spread from Los Angeles, Baton Rouge, Austin and Coral Gables to the hinterland - places like Indiana and Coastal Carolina, Washington and Kennesaw State. It’s a new world out there and for Tiger fans, the assumption that an Omaha vacation in June is a re-occurring option may be off the table. There’s a lot of new sheriffs in town and since the LSU Gorilla was banished in the early 2000’s, lots of so-called gunslingers are strapping on the gunbelt. It’s time for the Tigers to re-arm in more than one way.

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