Grand Isle rebuilds after Betsy hurricane
Grand Isle Louisiana restores business after Hurricane Betsy with plans for 13 motels four groceries two drive ins and expanded shrimp plant while oil firms repair facilities. Mayor Harris credits residents for turning disaster into asset amid wind insurance woes and fear of future storms as Scuba Diving Rodeo and Tarpon Rodeo proceed. Private beach camps remain slow to rebuild along La. 1 corridor.
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Grand Isle
Coast Guard
Grandpele
Ois
Ars
Humble
Mickey Harris
Danny Morton
Betsy
Sylvest Cheramie
Seven Mile
La. 1
Island
Bonita High Honor Roll Lists Students by Grade
Bonita High announces its honor roll by grade levels. First grade students include Stephanie Anthony, Jimmy Coles, Jonathan Edwards, Karen Floyd, Stephen Johnson, Mike Lucas and Cynthia Bonita Special with Mayo Tracy McKain and Bon. Second grade lists Sue Wyatt and others. Third grade includes Brenda Crymes Deborah Coles William Harris Cynthia Kinnaird John Shackelford Barbara Suire. Fourth grade lists Nancy Armstrong Cheryl Huff Peggy Batwell. Fifth grade includes Mary Lynn Haynes Tia McKain and George Shackelford. Sixth grade lists Danny McDaniel Dallas McKain. Seventh includes Rebecca Robertson Donnie Winfrey. Eighth lists Pamela Mayo Diane Rallinson Lynnette White. Ninth includes Gail Doles Rebecca Kinnaird Betty Mayo Jim McCready and Linda McKain. Tenth grade lists Jocelyn Humphreys Mary Ann Hunt Larry Johnson Debbie Shackelford Yvonne Stallings. Eleventh Kathryn Mennie. Twelfth Don Armstrong Jackie McKain Lela Miller Connie Smithey.
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Bonita
Mayo
Tracy McKain
Bon
Sue Wyatt
Bonita High
Linda Bunch
Brad School
Dey Cook
Sheila Crenshaw
Anna Sue Gee
Edward Johnson
Scott McKain
Gary Rallinson
Brenda Crymes
Deborah Coles
William Harris
Cynthia Kinnaird
John Shackelford
Barbara Suire
Nancy Armstrong
Cheryl Ann Huff
Peggy Batwell
Mary Lynn Haynes
Tia McKain
George Shack‘elford
Danny McDaniel
Dallas McKain
Rebecca Robertson
Donnie Winfrey
Pamela Mayo
Dianne Rallinson
Lynnette White
Gail Doles
Rebecca Kinnaird
Betty Gail Mayo
Jim McCready
Linda McKain
Jocelyn Humphreys
Mary Ann Hunt
Larry Johnson
Debbie Shackelford
Yvonne Stallings
Kathryn Mennie
New Officers For Explorers Named In Ouachita Valley Council
Officers elected at a Ouachita Valley Explorer Council meeting at Frances Hotel include Chairman Roger Walker Post 94 Ruston Vice-chairman Bob Cuthbert Post 43 Rayville and Secretary-reporter Don Hilburn Post 27 West Monroe. They discussed the upcoming National Explorer Delegate Conference at Indiana University and summer activity plans.
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Ouachita Valley Explorer Council
Frances Hotel
Roger Walker
Post 94
Ruston
Bob Cuthbert
Post 43
Rayville
Don Hilburn
Post 27
West Monroe
Indiana University
Heat Wave Kills 34 Children in Chihuahua Mexico
In Chihuahua over the past three months heat exceeding 100 degrees caused 34 child deaths from dehydration. Health official Dr. Francis co Banda cited 156 hospital cases and 15-20 daily at other facilities. Across northern Mexico the heat has caused water shortages, with 18 deaths in Monterrey and Ciudad Juarez hospitals treating about 300 daily cases.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Monterrey
Social Security
Ciudad Juarez
June Events Listed By Health Unit
Lincoln Parish Health Unit lists three June activities led by Director Mrs. June Moore. A third and final School Sight Conservation Clinic for selected students will be June 15 from 1 to 4 p.m., by invitation only, with discussions on program improvements prior to the exam. Regional and state health officials will address events on June 14 and 21, and Miss Lillian Edwards will speak at the State Office Building during the School Age Child and Adolescent Workshop.
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Ruston
Lincoln Parish
June Moore
Moore
Walter la Borde
State Board of Health
Buster Caldwell
Lillian Edwards
Northeast
Lincoln
City Grounds To Open Monday At Monroe Center
The Monroe Recreation Center will sponsor playgrounds starting Monday at 8:30 a.m. and run Monday through Friday 8:30 to 11:30 with supervisors for boys and girls 6 to 12. Activities include ping pong, horseshoes, zel ball, checkers, softball, handicraft, and weekly specials such as turtle races and bicycle races.
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Monroe Recreation Center
Lida Benton
Barkdull Fauk
Barkdull Faulk
Clara Hall
Georgia Tucker
Lexington and Sherrouse
Lincoln Elementary
Clarks Elementary
Carver and Johnson Recreation Centers
Immunization Clinic Extends Schedule Through Summer
New Orleans notes that the weekly immunization timetable for Thursday continues through the summer, offering inoculations for most childhood diseases. Public health officials urge parents to bring children for scheduled shots during the period from late June to early July.
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New Orleans
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Reamny Eveta Ie
Cata
Diamond Merchants OF America
Ordon’s GP Jewelers
Elias
Grayson’s
DeSiard St
Silex Electric
Ps Pe Ee
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Mark
Defense
Robert S. Mee-Namara
Margaret Elizabeth
Barry E. Carter
Los Angeles
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Jimmy Coles
Jonathan Edwards
Karen Floyd
Stephen Johnson
Mike Lucas
Cynthia
Don Armstrong
Jackie McKain
Lela Miller
Connie Smithey
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