The Cameron Parish Pi l o t June 22, 2006 Vol. 49--No. 37 Cameron, La. 70631 5 ¢ Library rebuilding funds announced The Cameron Parish Library Board received an abundance of welcome news at its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon. Donations large and small have been arriving from all around the country. The latest to be anounced is a grant from the Louisiana Library Association in the amount of $10,000. The Friends of the Blaisdell Memorial Library in Nottingham, N. H. held a soup and salad fund raiser for the Cameron Library, and even made and sold T-shirts for the event, raising $3000. The Friends of the Lynden (WA) Public Library sent $293, and the Woodstock (IL) Public Library sent $1255.25. Friends organizations in Redmond, Sisters, Sun River, and Bend, Oregon raised $6474; and the Friends of Marshfield (WI) Public Library sent $2825 and a box of chocolates. Many other libraries, schools, companies and indi- viduals have sent books, com- puters, money, and even two bookmobiles to help restore library services to the lower Cameron Parish area. Cash donations received to date total $28,703.25. A grant request has been sent to the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and should be announced this week. Meanwhile, insurance pay- ments totaling $649,000 have been received against the loss of the three libraries in lower Cameron Parish and damage to the Hackberry branch. FEMA project managers have been working with the library staff for months to establish the total loss suffered by the system. They announced Tuesday that the final project worksheets are almost com- plete, having been revised on advice of the Library’s archi- tect, Gene Sellers. The total structural loss is expected to be in the range of $1.9 million. The project worksheet for the contents of the main branch in Cameron has been accepted and obligated. From a loss of $1.8 million, FEMA has announced a $1.1 million grant, covering 90% of the loss, less insurance and other considerations. The Louisiana Recovery Authority is expect- ed to make up the 10% not covered by FEMA. The funds will be released as reimbursement as the library replaces contents. The same process will apply to rebuilding the three lost libraries. Considering these positive indications, the Library Board decided not to ask the Police Jury to roll up its tax levy from 5.75 to 6 mills, keeping an eye on the budget for the next year. Library Director Charlotte Trosclair announced that the bookmobile in Cameron is almost ready to open, rain having delayed some equip- ment installation on Monday. A site is being selected for the JohnsonBayou bookmobile. The efforts of the Cameron Parish Library were recently recognized by Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu in a Proclamation for Shining the Light on Louisiana for “providing extraordinary library services during Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.” The first annual Hackberry Summer Splash, sponsored by the Cameron LNG, will be held Wednesday, June 28 from 2 to 7 p.m. at the Hackberry Recreation Center. The newly repaired and reopened Hackberry Recreation Center also will be dedicated. DJ music will be played from 2 to 4 p.m. and a live band will play from 4 to 7 p.m. Summer Splash to be held at Hackberry A community barbecue will start at 5 p.m. and there will be games and other activ- ities throughout the after- noon. The swimming pool also will be open. “Enjoy the free food, fun and festivities as we celebrate summer and our community,” a Cameron LNG spokesman said. The company is affiliated with Sempra LNG. A list of Cameron Parish properties on which the 2005 taxes have not been paid can be found in the legal section of this week’s Pilot. The notice, published by the Cameron Parish Sheriff’s Dept., lists the property descriptions and the amount of tax that is owed. Interest from May 1 and the cost of the advertising will be added. Property owners can call Delinquent taxes told 337-775-5826 to find out the total amount due on each property. The property owners are advised that if the taxes remain unpaid the property will be sold for taxes at 11 a.m., Wednesday, July 26, 2006 at the front door of the courthouse. The 3rd Annual Cameron Saltwater Fishing Festival will be held at the Grand Chenier Park on Friday, Aug. 4 and Saturday, Aug. 5. Due to the heavy damage to the Cameron Jetty Pier Pavilion Facility this year’s rodeo will be held at the Grand Chenier Park. The Fishing Festival will return to Cameron as soon as repairs are complete to the Jetty Pier Facility. Along with the Fishing Rodeo, there will be pageants, food, and craft booths, games for the kids, and live bands Friday night and throughout Fishing Rodeo set the day on Saturday. Interested organizations and groups who would like to set up a booth are invited to attend an organizational meeting at the Cameron Courthouse Courtroom on Thursday, July 6, at 12 noon. If you cannot attend this meeting and are interested in reserving a booth, call one of the following numbers for fur- ther information: Carl Broussard at 775-5316, Penelope Richard at 905- 8135, Yvonne Mhire at 775- 7108. The Cameron Parish Library, whose central office was completely destroyed by Hurricane Rita, got some good news this past week. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has awarded the library $1.1 million to cover the storm damages. The announcement was made Friday by Senator David Vitter and Rep. Charles Boustany, Jr. The grant is for library equipment, supplies and other resources. The Library also expects to receive another FEMA grant to help rebuild the library building which was located next to the Cameron Elementary School, and which destroyed in the storm. “The loss of the Cameron Parish Main Library during Hurricane Rita was a signifi- cant blow to the community,” FEMA grant given Cameron Library Rep. Boustany said. The parish library building was built about a year after Hurricane Audrey and was partially funded by funds raised by the Lake Charles Louisiana Jaycees as a means of helping the parish recover from that storm. The library may also get some more good news at a press conference this week in Metairie at which the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is expected to announce a major grant for storm damaged libraries in Louisiana and Mississippi. The Cameron Library Board has applied for some of these funds although it is not known what the library might get. The Gates grant announce- ment coincides with the start of the American Library Associations annual confer- ence in New Orleans. Creole store now open Another business has opened in lower Cameron Parish as the recovery from Hurricane Rita continues. The Kountry Store, owned by Kim and Kristie Richard, has open in Creole and is offering groceries and Pilgrim’s Feed. The store also serves daily - boudin, sausage, tasso and barbecue and pork rib sand- wiches. The store is open from 5:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday- Thursday, 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday; and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Telephone 542-1290. Guinn Brothers of Jennings were the low bidders on a con- tract to make improvements on La. 27 and 82 at the inter- section in Creole. The work will consist of grading, drainage structures, paving and traffic signals for a total cost of $1,993,153. The bids were opened by the La. Dept. of Transportation on May 31. The Creole intersection has the distinction of having the only traffic light in Cameron Parish. Because of the short turn- ing area at the intersection there have been a number of heavy truck mishaps in the past. Creole road is slated Hurricane Audrey Day Rites for ‘Mrs. Bolo’ in G. Lake Refuge gets funds By BILL SHEARMAN American Press U. S. Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne on Tuesday promised up to $61 million to repair the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge, which was heavily damaged by Hurricane Rita last year. Kempthorne, speaking to the Outdoor Writers Association of America con- vention by video conference call, pledged as much as half of a recent $162 million sup- plemental spending bill to repair the refuge. The Sabine Refuge has been closed to the public since Hurricane Rita struck in September. The storm left several tons of debris - some of it containing hazardous materials - scattered across the refuge. Money to clean up the debris “is on its way,” and the Interior Department is com- mitted to repairing the dam- age done to the state’s refuges, Kempthorne said. Hurricane Audrey Mem- orial Day, a Cameron Parish holiday, will be observed Tuesday, June 27 on the 49th anniversary of the storm that devastated the parish in 1957. The holiday only affects parish offices and state and federal offices, including the Post Office, will be open as usual. The holiday was approved by the Legislature years ago in memory of the nearly 500 persons who died during the storm. Fortunately, during Hurricane Rita last September only one person was known to have died. No public observance is planned for Audrey Day as most parish residents are too occupied with the recovery from Rita. DiBartolo now with L.C. salon Chermaine Primeaux DiBartolo, formerly of Cameron, has announced the association with Visions Hair Salon at 3311 Ernest St. in Lake Charles. The shop offers a full line of services including color, perms, hair cuts, razor cuts, makeovers, etc. Call 337-479-2060 for appointments. Walk-ins also are welcomed. SCHS players meeting set Coach LaLande will hold a football meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, July 6, at the Grand Lake School gym for all of next year’s football players and parents. Physicals, summer camp, and upcoming season will be discussed. At least one parent must accompany each player. Call Coach LaLande at 513-8542 for more information. Mrs. Adenise (Mrs. Bolo) Trosclair, 80, a former Cameron Parish Police Juror, died Monday, June 19, 2006 in a Lake Charles hospital. Mrs. Trosclair served on the Police Jury in 1963 fol- lowing the death of her hus- band, Roland (Bolo) Trosclair, who was serving as a juror at the time. Later their son, Roland (T-Bolo) Trosclair, Jr. also served on the jury. The Trosclairs owned one of the oldest family business in Cameron opening Trosclair Canning Co. in 1948. Mrs. Trosclair was a mem- ber of Our Lady Star of the Sea Catholic Church, the Catholic Daughters and Altar Society. She was Catholic Daughter of the Year three times and the Grand Regent twice. She was awarded the Benemerenti Medal by the Pope. She is survived by seven grandchildren, Roland “Joey” Trosclair III, Benjie Trosclair, Stevie Trosclair, Phillip “Scooter” Trosclair. Adenise Michelle Conner, John Paul Trosclair, and Thomas Lee Trosclair; nine great-grand- children. She was preceded in death by her husband, Roland Trosclair, Sr.; two sons, Roland Trosclair, Jr. and Phillip Luke Trosclair II, a granddaughter Roasa Lee Trosclair and her life long companion, Tubby Pellegrin. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Thursday, June 22, in St. Patrick’s Catholic Church in Grand Lake. Father Joseph McGrath will officiate. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Creole under the direction of Hixson Funeral Home of Lake Charles. FUNDING FOR the rebuilding of the Cameron Parish Library seems to be assured through insurance money, a large FEMA grant and an expected grant from the Gates Foundation. The library and all of its books and contents were destroyed in Hurricane Rita. The Hackberry and Grand Lake branches survived. Adenise Trosclair THE CAMERON PARISH coastal resort community of Holly Beach has the distinction of being completely destroyed by two hurricanes in the past nearly half-cen- tury -- Hurricane Audrey in 1957 and Hurricane Rita in 2005. In both instances, all that was left standing in the community were utility poles and piling for homes and camps. The above photo was taken after Rita. THIS TEAM OF VOLUNTEERS from Bible Baptist Church in Klamath Fall, Ore., arrived in Cameron on Monday to find the rain had cancelled their assignment. They found the First Baptist Church and offered to clean up the leftover demolition debris outside in the rain. The church gave the team members Cameron Recovery 2006 t-shirts in gratitude. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.) Audrey The U.S.A. will be 230 years old on Tuesday, July 4, 2006.
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The Cameron Parish
PilotJune 22, 2006 Vol. 49--No. 37 Cameron, La. 70631
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Library rebuildingfunds announced
The Cameron ParishLibrary Board received anabundance of welcome newsat its regular meetingTuesday afternoon. Donationslarge and small have beenarriving from all around thecountry. The latest to beanounced is a grant from theLouisiana Library Associationin the amount of $10,000.
The Friends of theBlaisdell Memorial Library inNottingham, N. H. held asoup and salad fund raiser forthe Cameron Library, andeven made and sold T-shirtsfor the event, raising $3000.The Friends of the Lynden(WA) Public Library sent$293, and the Woodstock (IL)Public Library sent $1255.25.
Friends organizations inRedmond, Sisters, Sun River,and Bend, Oregon raised$6474; and the Friends ofMarshfield (WI) PublicLibrary sent $2825 and a boxof chocolates.
Many other libraries,schools, companies and indi-viduals have sent books, com-puters, money, and even twobookmobiles to help restorelibrary services to the lowerCameron Parish area. Cashdonations received to datetotal $28,703.25. A grantrequest has been sent to theBill & Melinda GatesFoundation and should beannounced this week.
Meanwhile, insurance pay-ments totaling $649,000 havebeen received against the lossof the three libraries in lowerCameron Parish and damageto the Hackberry branch.FEMA project managers havebeen working with the librarystaff for months to establishthe total loss suffered by thesystem. They announcedTuesday that the final projectworksheets are almost com-plete, having been revised onadvice of the Library’s archi-tect, Gene Sellers. The totalstructural loss is expected tobe in the range of $1.9 million.
The project worksheet forthe contents of the mainbranch in Cameron has beenaccepted and obligated. Froma loss of $1.8 million, FEMAhas announced a $1.1 milliongrant, covering 90% of theloss, less insurance and otherconsiderations. The LouisianaRecovery Authority is expect-ed to make up the 10% notcovered by FEMA.
The funds will be releasedas reimbursement as thelibrary replaces contents. Thesame process will apply torebuilding the three lostlibraries.
Considering these positiveindications, the LibraryBoard decided not to ask thePolice Jury to roll up its taxlevy from 5.75 to 6 mills,keeping an eye on the budgetfor the next year.
Library Director CharlotteTrosclair announced that the
bookmobile in Cameron isalmost ready to open, rainhaving delayed some equip-ment installation on Monday.A site is being selected for theJohnsonBayou bookmobile.
The efforts of the CameronParish Library were recentlyrecognized by Lt. Gov. MitchLandrieu in a Proclamationfor Shining the Light onLouisiana for “providingextraordinary library servicesduring Hurricanes Katrinaand Rita.”
The first annualHackberry Summer Splash,sponsored by the CameronLNG, will be held Wednesday,June 28 from 2 to 7 p.m. atthe Hackberry RecreationCenter.
The newly repaired andreopened HackberryRecreation Center also will bededicated.
DJ music will be playedfrom 2 to 4 p.m. and a liveband will play from 4 to 7p.m.
Summer Splash tobe held at Hackberry
A community barbecuewill start at 5 p.m. and therewill be games and other activ-ities throughout the after-noon.
The swimming pool alsowill be open.
“Enjoy the free food, funand festivities as we celebratesummer and our community,”a Cameron LNG spokesmansaid.
The company is affiliatedwith Sempra LNG.
A list of Cameron Parishproperties on which the 2005taxes have not been paid canbe found in the legal sectionof this week’s Pilot.
The notice, published bythe Cameron Parish Sheriff ’sDept., lists the propertydescriptions and the amountof tax that is owed. Interestfrom May 1 and the cost of theadvertising will be added.
Property owners can call
Delinquent taxes told337-775-5826 to find out thetotal amount due on eachproperty.
The property owners areadvised that if the taxesremain unpaid the propertywill be sold for taxes at 11a.m., Wednesday, July 26,2006 at the front door of thecourthouse.
The 3rd Annual CameronSaltwater Fishing Festivalwill be held at the GrandChenier Park on Friday, Aug.4 and Saturday, Aug. 5. Dueto the heavy damage to theCameron Jetty Pier PavilionFacility this year’s rodeo willbe held at the Grand ChenierPark. The Fishing Festivalwill return to Cameron assoon as repairs are completeto the Jetty Pier Facility.
Along with the FishingRodeo, there will be pageants,food, and craft booths, gamesfor the kids, and live bandsFriday night and throughout
Fishing Rodeo setthe day on Saturday.
Interested organizationsand groups who would like toset up a booth are invited toattend an organizationalmeeting at the CameronCourthouse Courtroom onThursday, July 6, at 12 noon.
If you cannot attend thismeeting and are interested inreserving a booth, call one ofthe following numbers for fur-ther information: CarlBroussard at 775-5316,Penelope Richard at 905-8135, Yvonne Mhire at 775-7108.
The Cameron ParishLibrary, whose central officewas completely destroyed byHurricane Rita, got some goodnews this past week.
The Federal EmergencyManagement Agency (FEMA) has awarded the library $1.1million to cover the stormdamages.
The announcement wasmade Friday by Senator DavidVitter and Rep. CharlesBoustany, Jr.
The grant is for libraryequipment, supplies and otherresources. The Library alsoexpects to receive anotherFEMA grant to help rebuildthe library building which waslocated next to the CameronElementary School, and whichdestroyed in the storm.
“The loss of the CameronParish Main Library duringHurricane Rita was a signifi-cant blow to the community,”
FEMA grant givenCameron Library
Rep. Boustany said.The parish library building
was built about a year afterHurricane Audrey and waspartially funded by fundsraised by the Lake CharlesLouisiana Jaycees as a meansof helping the parish recoverfrom that storm.
The library may also getsome more good news at apress conference this week inMetairie at which the Bill &Melinda Gates Foundation isexpected to announce a majorgrant for storm damagedlibraries in Louisiana andMississippi. The CameronLibrary Board has applied forsome of these funds although itis not known what the librarymight get.
The Gates grant announce-ment coincides with the startof the American LibraryAssociations annual confer-ence in New Orleans.
Creole storenow open
Another business hasopened in lower CameronParish as the recovery fromHurricane Rita continues.
The Kountry Store, ownedby Kim and Kristie Richard,has open in Creole and isoffering groceries andPilgrim’s Feed.
The store also serves daily- boudin, sausage, tasso andbarbecue and pork rib sand-wiches.
The store is open from 5:30a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Thursday, 5:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.Friday and Saturday; and 8a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday.Telephone 542-1290.
Guinn Brothers of Jenningswere the low bidders on a con-tract to make improvementson La. 27 and 82 at the inter-section in Creole.
The work will consist ofgrading, drainage structures,paving and traffic signals for atotal cost of $1,993,153.
The bids were opened bythe La. Dept. of Transportationon May 31.
The Creole intersection hasthe distinction of having theonly traffic light in CameronParish.
Because of the short turn-ing area at the intersectionthere have been a number ofheavy truck mishaps in thepast.
Creole roadis slated
HurricaneAudrey Day
Rites for‘Mrs. Bolo’in G. Lake
Refuge gets fundsBByy BBIILLLL SSHHEEAARRMMAANN
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U. S. Interior SecretaryDirk Kempthorne on Tuesdaypromised up to $61 million torepair the Sabine NationalWildlife Refuge, which washeavily damaged byHurricane Rita last year.
Kempthorne, speaking tothe Outdoor WritersAssociation of America con-vention by video conferencecall, pledged as much as halfof a recent $162 million sup-plemental spending bill torepair the refuge.
The Sabine Refuge hasbeen closed to the public sinceHurricane Rita struck inSeptember. The storm leftseveral tons of debris - someof it containing hazardousmaterials - scattered across
the refuge.Money to clean up the
debris “is on its way,” and theInterior Department is com-mitted to repairing the dam-age done to the state’srefuges, Kempthorne said.
Hurricane Audrey Mem-orial Day, a Cameron Parishholiday, will be observedTuesday, June 27 on the 49thanniversary of the storm thatdevastated the parish in1957.
The holiday only affectsparish offices and state andfederal offices, including thePost Office, will be open asusual.
The holiday was approvedby the Legislature years agoin memory of the nearly 500persons who died during thestorm.
Fortunately, duringHurricane Rita lastSeptember only one personwas known to have died.
No public observance isplanned for Audrey Day asmost parish residents are toooccupied with the recoveryfrom Rita.
DiBartolo nowwith L.C. salon
Chermaine PrimeauxDiBartolo, formerly ofCameron, has announced theassociation with Visions HairSalon at 3311 Ernest St. inLake Charles.
The shop offers a full lineof services including color,perms, hair cuts, razor cuts,makeovers, etc.
Call 337-479-2060 forappointments. Walk-ins alsoare welcomed.
SCHS playersmeeting set
Coach LaLande will hold afootball meeting at 6 p.m.Thursday, July 6, at theGrand Lake School gym for allof next year’s football playersand parents.
Physicals, summer camp,and upcoming season will bediscussed.
At least one parent mustaccompany each player. CallCoach LaLande at 513-8542for more information.
Mrs. Adenise (Mrs. Bolo)Trosclair, 80, a formerCameron Parish Police Juror,died Monday, June 19, 2006in a Lake Charles hospital.
Mrs. Trosclair served onthe Police Jury in 1963 fol-lowing the death of her hus-band, Roland (Bolo) Trosclair,who was serving as a juror atthe time. Later their son,Roland (T-Bolo) Trosclair, Jr.also served on the jury.
The Trosclairs owned oneof the oldest family businessin Cameron opening TrosclairCanning Co. in 1948.
Mrs. Trosclair was a mem-ber of Our Lady Star of theSea Catholic Church, theCatholic Daughters and AltarSociety. She was CatholicDaughter of the Year threetimes and the Grand Regenttwice.
She was awarded theBenemerenti Medal by thePope.
She is survived by sevengrandchildren, Roland “Joey”Trosclair III, Benjie Trosclair,Stevie Trosclair, Phillip“Scooter” Trosclair. AdeniseMichelle Conner, John PaulTrosclair, and Thomas LeeTrosclair; nine great-grand-children.
She was preceded in deathby her husband, RolandTrosclair, Sr.; two sons,Roland Trosclair, Jr. andPhillip Luke Trosclair II, agranddaughter Roasa LeeTrosclair and her life longcompanion, Tubby Pellegrin.
Funeral services will beheld at 10 a.m., Thursday,June 22, in St. Patrick’sCatholic Church in GrandLake. Father JosephMcGrath will officiate.
Burial will be in SacredHeart Cemetery in Creoleunder the direction of HixsonFuneral Home of LakeCharles.
FUNDING FOR the rebuilding of the Cameron Parish Library seems to be assuredthrough insurance money, a large FEMA grant and an expected grant from the GatesFoundation. The library and all of its books and contents were destroyed in HurricaneRita. The Hackberry and Grand Lake branches survived.
Adenise Trosclair
THE CAMERON PARISH coastal resort community ofHolly Beach has the distinction of being completelydestroyed by two hurricanes in the past nearly half-cen-tury -- Hurricane Audrey in 1957 and Hurricane Rita in2005. In both instances, all that was left standing in thecommunity were utility poles and piling for homes andcamps. The above photo was taken after Rita.
THIS TEAM OF VOLUNTEERS from Bible Baptist Church in Klamath Fall, Ore.,arrived in Cameron on Monday to find the rain had cancelled their assignment. Theyfound the First Baptist Church and offered to clean up the leftover demolition debrisoutside in the rain. The church gave the team members Cameron Recovery 2006 t-shirtsin gratitude. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.)
Audrey
The U.S.A. will be 230 years old on
Tuesday, July 4, 2006.
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Frances PrimeauxMelancon, 81, of LakeCharles died on Friday, June16, 2006 in a local hospital.
Mrs. Melancon was born inJennings, and had lived inthe Lake Charles area for thepast 37 years.
She was a graduate ofHathaway High School andMcNeese State Universitywith a B.A. in Education. Shetaught elementary school fortwenty years for the CameronParish School Board and shewas named “Teacher of theYear”.
Mrs. Melancon was amember of the LouisianaTeacher’s Association, theCalcasieu-Cameron RetiredTeacher’s Association, theCajun French MusicAssociation and played in theDeep South Cajun Band.
Mrs. Melancon was one ofthe early communityreporters for the CameronPilot.
Mrs. Melancon is survivedby here three sons, GenePrimeaux and wife Carolyn ofLake Charles, Earl Primeauxand wife Brenda of DeRidderand Robert Primeaux andwife Jean of Sweetlake; sister,Mildred Gay of Temple, Tex.;step-children, MichaelMelancon of Lake Charles,Pamela Lechtenbert and hus-band Patrick of Plano, Tex.and Tonda Lynn Bartek of
Fort Worth, Tex.; 16 grand-children; numerous great-grandchildren and one great-great grandson.
She was preceded in deathby her first husband of fiftyyears, H. D. “T-Boy”Primeaux and her secondhusband of nine years, SidneyJ. Melancon.
Funeral services were heldMonday, June 19, at theJohnson Funeral HomeChapel. Rev. Wayne LeBleuofficiated. Burial was inChenier Perdue Cemetery inCreole.
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Willie Leo Granger, 78, ofGrand Lake, died Sunday,June 18, 2006. He was a life-long resident of the LakeCharles area, and a descen-dent of the Black Bayou areapioneers.
Mr. Granger served in theArmy during the Korean War.He was a retired electricianand a member of local IBEW861, VFW 2130 and Christ theKing Catholic Church.
He is survived by his son,Perry Allen Granger; twodaughters, Jackie GrangerThomas and husband Barryand Ida Marie Granger, all ofGrand Lake; two sisters,Myrtle Benoit of Baytown,Tex., and Bonnie BeardFunderburk of Lake Charles;six grandchildren; and 12great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in deathby his wife, Lou EllaRobideaux Granger.
Funeral services were heldTuesday, June 20, at Christthe King Catholic Church.The Rev. Wayne LeBleu offici-ated. Burial was in LacassineCemetery.
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Vinton, Sulphur, andWestlake were also on Rita’sright front quadrant and tooka very heavy pounding fromHurricane Rita. The stormsurge in Lake Charles tookabout 12 hours to peakbecause of the angle at whichRita made landfall and hersubsequent turns northwestalong the Texas-Louisianaline and then northward. Ritamade landfall at astronomicalhigh tide, and after landfall,it continued to pull waterinland in Hackberry and inthe Lake Charles area.
In my second columndated June 15, 2006, I men-tioned that the IntracoastalCanal provided a betterbuffer for Hurricane Ritathan for Hurricane Audrey.Please pardon this errorbecause just the opposite istrue. The correct statement isthat the Intracoastal Canalprovided a better buffer forHurricane Audrey than forHurricane Rita.
The IntracoastalWaterway, an economic life-line for southwest Louisianaturned into a massive force ofdestruction after HurricaneRita hit. The storm’s 20-footstorm surge hit CameronParish and raced through theIntracoastal Waterway east ofVermilion Parish, floodinghomes hours after the stormswept through the area.
Joe Suhayda, a retiredLSU professor, coastal engi-neer, and former consultantto the Army Corps ofEngineers, said that the lev-ees at Houma and MorganCity spared those cities fromflooding. However, “there’s nolevees left west of MorganCity to Sabine Pass,”Suhayda said.
Built in the 1940s as anavigational system forbarges and boat traffic, theGulf Intracoastal Waterwayruns about 1300 miles fromCarabelle, Florida, toBrownsville, Texas. AcrossLouisiana, the waterwayalternates between a man-made canal and coastal lakes,such as Grand Lake andCalcasieu Lake.
The IntracoastalWaterway has been widenedand expanded over the yearsby the Army Corps ofEngineers in projects thathave cost hundreds of mil-lions of dollars. Its canals also
have been broadened by ero-sion caused by the barge traf-fic. “It’s just gotten wider andwider and wider,” Suhaydasaid.
“That allowed more waterand more flooding.” Also, thetremendous coastal erosionthat has taken place sinceHurricane Audrey in 1957had an enormous impact onwater intrusion and how farinland it penetrates inVermilion and CameronParish.
Robert LeBlanc, head ofVermilion Parish’s Office ofEmergency Preparedness,said Rita caused more havocthan Hurricane Audrey,which stormed through thearea in 1957, because anearthen wall that ran alongthe Intracoastal then hasbeen eroded by barge traffic.The wall of dirt, which actedlike a levee and rose up to 20feet high, was the result ofdigging out the waterway.
Even the Old Intracoastalat Little Prairie had leveesten to fifteen feet high beforeAudrey. When Rita camethrough, the levees therewere completely non-existent.The result was that about6,000 homes were flooded ordestroyed by Rita’s stormsurge in Vermilion Parish.
I will now share with youan extraordinary event thatoccurred when HurricaneAudrey made landfall. In1938, a hurricane named the“Long Island Express” madelandfall at Long Island, NewYork, with sustained winds of120 miles per hour and anunbelievable 50-mile-per-hour forward movement.Because of its tremendousforward speed, it registeredon the seismograph from thewest coast of California allthe way to Alaska.
Fully aware of this, onJune 26, 1957, two scientistsfrom Houston, Texas, called ascientist on the west coast ofCalifornia and asked him tokeep his eyes on the seismo-graph. At the same time thatHurricane Audrey made land-fall with its tremendous for-ward speed of 30 miles perhour, the seismograph regis-tered on the west coast ofCalifornia, but not intoAlaska.
In other words, Audrey’stremendous fast-movingstorm surge impacted theLouisiana coast so greatlythat it actually jarred the tec-tonic plate that we live on.Very few people fully realizethat water has so much moredestructive power than wind.The names of these scientistswill be revealed when mythird edition is complete.
One must also rememberthat unlike Rita, HurricaneAudrey’s powerful stormsurge arrived before its cata-strophic winds. That is whythere were not as many visu-al signs of wind damage afterHurricane Audrey as therewere after Hurricane Rita.Houses floated away fromtheir foundation long beforethe catastrophic windsarrived.
Hurricane Rita had a high-er storm surge, but HurricaneAudrey had a more powerfulthrust because of its 30-mile-per-hour forward movementat landfall. Yes, it is true thatRita came through a bunch ofghost towns with no people,but one could say thatAudrey’s right front quadrantcame through many smallghost communities with nohouses because most of themhad already floated away.
Stephen and FlorenceBroussard, who lost four chil-dren during HurricaneAudrey, had their homepicked up by a 12-foot stormsurge (at low tide) and pushedacross the marsh into WhiteLake and then floated acrossthe nine-mile-wide lake. Afterthe hurricane the Broussards
took the dimensions fromtheir insurance policy andrebuilt their home in exactlythe same location and size.When Hurricane Rita camethrough, the house remainedon the blocks, was not dam-aged, and had only two inchesof water inside.
Harvey and Dean Stelly,former owners of Stelly’sGrocery in Forked Island, toldme about the Hildrie Stellyfamily from Pecan Island whoescaped during HurricaneAudrey and headed due northin a heavy flatbed rice truck.They had a few close calls andwere almost blown off theroad. Luckily, the wind wasblowing from the south to duenorth.
When they arrived at theold Intercoastal Canal atLittle Prairie where the lev-ees were between ten and fif-teen feet high, the familycrossed the bridge whichopened to boat traffic. Theymanaged to climb up thecheck point building, whichwas made of concrete. Thebridge operator knew thefamily and gave them each acup of coffee and some snacks.
While the Stelly familywas in the building, thebridge operator pointed out ahouse that was headingtoward the bridge. When thefamily turned to look, theysaw their home, which hadfloated all the way fromPecan Island as it slammedagainst the levee at the oldIntercoastal Canal checkpoint building
FFIINNAALL AANNSSWWEERRSSSo, here is my answer to
all of the Audrey and Ritasurvivors who called me onthe phone and wrote me let-ters asking which wasworse—Audrey or Rita. Myanswer is that although Ritawas worse than Audrey insome regions because of theangle and location it madelandfall, Audrey was worse
than Rita in other regionsbecause of the angle and loca-tion that it made landfall.When you make the followingadjustments, the answer tothe question becomes easierto assess:
*The nearly 600 lives lostduring Hurricane Audrey
*The loss of housing, whenthe numbers are consideredin proportion to the number ofhomes that existed in 1957
*The loss of trees*Downed telephone poles*The destruction of the big
oil storage tanks and offshoreoil platforms
*Landfall at low tide*The destruction of 19,500
homes for several miles, tonsand tons of debris which waspiled as high as 25 feet couldbe seen along the banks of theIntracoastal Canal.
*The more than 6,500 peo-ple who lay injured and sickin hospitals all overLouisiana and eastern Texasafter the storm
*The tremendous heatinflicted upon survivors whowere living in tents (1957 wasone of the hottest on record)
*The number of sick andelderly who died in tents dur-ing the winter due to theirexposure to the freezing rainsand snow for the first time inmany years because theywere too proud to ask for help
*The loss of everythingthey owned (for some of themhomes, families, and pictureswere lost for a second timeduring Hurricane Rita)
Therefore, I am compelledto say that Hurricane Audreywill always be TTHHEE hurri-cane in Southwest Louisiana.
God bless the people inCameron, Calcasieu, andVermilion Parishes. Myprayers go out to those whohave lost family members,homes, and businesses to hur-ricanes.
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The West Cameron Porthas scored two legal victoriesthis month in related casesagainst the Port of LakeCharles.
On Thursday, the 3rdCircuit Court of Appealupheld a Cameron judge’s rul-ing that the West CameronPort’s lawsuit against thePort of Lake Charles shouldbe heard in a Cameron Parishcourt.
And earlier this month, ajudge with the FederalMaritime Commission dis-missed the Port of LakeCharles’ complaint againstthe West Cameron Port overshipping fees the Cameronport plans to charge a naturalgas company.
But it hasn’t been all badnews lately for the LakeCharles port, which struck adeal with Cheniere Energyover the use of dredge dispos-al areas along the ship chan-nel, ending a lengthy dispute.
RRUULLIINNGG UUPPHHEELLDDJudge Ward Fontenot of
38th Judicial District Courtin Cameron denied the Port ofLake Charles’ request tomove the trial to 14thJudicial District Court inCalcasieu Parish.
The Port of Lake Charlesappealed that ruling to the3rd Circuit Court of Appeal,but a three-judge panelissued a one-sentence state-ment: “We find no error in thetrial court’s ruling.”
The lawsuit is over SanDiego-based Sempra Energy’sliquefied natural gas terminalbeing built in CameronParish on Port of LakeCharles property.
The $700 million plant isunder construction nearHackberry along theCalcasieu River ShipChannel.
The West Cameron PortBoard contends that the Portof Lake Charles cannot legal-ly own land in CameronParish and sued the port lastyear for damages and to take
over the property.The Port of Lake Charles
has the option of appealingthe court’s decision to theLouisiana Supreme Court. Aport official declined to com-ment on the case.
CCOOMMPPLLAAIINNTT DDIISSMMIISSSSEEDDPartly in response to the
Cameron port’s suit, the Portof Lake Charles later filed acomplaint with the FederalMaritime Commission overCheniere Energy’s two LNGterminals planned forCameron Parish.
The complaint focuses onCheniere’s Creole Trail LNGalong the Calcasieu RiverShip Channel and SabinePass LNG in southwesternCameron Parish.
Cheniere has agreed topay the West Cameron PortBoard $1,000 for each LNGship it navigates through theport’s district - a charge theport calls a “wharfage” fee.
In its complaint, the Portof Lake Charles said the feesCheniere has agreed to payaren’t for any actual serviceor the use of any facilities. Italso alleges that the fees vio-late state and federal laws.
The complaint alleges thatthe Cameron port has sig-naled that it wants to imposesimilar vessel fees onSempra, which the Port ofLake Charles said couldthreaten the project andfuture economic development.
The complaint asked forunspecified monetary dam-ages and requests that theCameron port’s agreementswith Cheniere be filed withthe Federal MaritimeCommission.
But an administrationjudge for the FMC ruled thatthe commission did not havejurisdiction in the matterbecause the Cameron Portdoes not qualify as a “marineterminal.”
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LADIES ULTREYA - TheSulphur Ladies Ultreyameets on the secondThursday of each month atOur Lady of Prompt SuccorChapel in Sulphur at 7 p.m.
LECTORS - Lectors areneeded to help read Mass onSaturday and Sundays. If youare interested please call theChurch office at St. Peters.
BBIIRRTTHHDDAAYYSSMildred Vincent will be 80
yrs young on June 27 andGrace Welch will be 86 yrsyoung on June 27.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Cameron is holding Vacation Bible school this week inits air conditioned tent with the help of a mission team from Portland (Ore.) StateUniversity Baptist Collegiate Ministry and volunteers from Vancouver, Wash., andBaton Rouge. The class is shown learning the Spacequest theme song. The church willhost another VBS in July. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.)
Training session set ondisabilities preparedness
The Department of Healthand Hospitals - Office forCitizens with DevelopmentalDisabilities (OCDD) is work-ing to ensure people with dis-abilities, their families andother stakeholders knowwhat they need to do to beprepared for disasters andprotect their health, safetyand well-being.
OCDD and The Arc ofLouisiana, along with PeopleFirst of Louisiana, FamiliesHelping Families and AARP,invite people with disabilitiesor special needs and olderadults, along with their fami-ly members and advocates, toattend emergency planningand preparedness trainingsessions to be prepared forhurricane season and otherdisasters or emergencies.The emphasis of this trainingwill be personal emergencyreadiness.
At these sessions, theCenter for Disability andSpecial Needs Preparednesswill provide emergency readi-ness training that includes:
1) Evaluating your emer-gency readiness
2) What you can expectfrom the emergency respon-ders
3) How to help yourself ina disaster
4) Use of personal andcommunity resources
5) Critical actions6) What you need to know
to be prepared for a disasteror emergency
Listed is the date, timeand location for the trainingsession:
Wednesday, June 28, 2006LSU Ag Center, 7101 GulfHighway , Lake Charles, LA70607, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Individuals needing assis-tance with travel expensesare encouraged to call theFamilies Helping FamiliesCenter located in their region.For registration and other
additional information con-tact Julia Kenny at 225-383-1033 or Sharon Dousay at985-446-3445.
Dear Editor:After a great deal of effort
from many people, includingmany concerned CameronParish citizens who made thetrip to Baton Rouge to appearbefore the House InsuranceCommittee, the Legislaturehas passed Senate Bill 620.This bill states that insurancecompanies who act in badfaith will be exposed to penal-ties and attorney’s fees insuits by policy holder.
The bill has a great impacton Cameron Parish residents.There are no penalties orattorneys’ fees imposed on theinsurance companies unlessthere is a showing of bad
faith.However, there is one
more step before the billbecomes effective on Aug. 15 -the Governor has to sign thebill. Messages can be sent tothe Governor in care of ErinMosely, 225-342-1331 [email protected].
Please take five minutesfrom your busy scheduletoday and call or e-mail theGovernor. Ask her to pleasesign Senate Bill 620. Theinsurance companies are con-fident that she will veto thisbill. Your opinion really doesmake a difference in a situa-tion like this.
Jennifer Jones
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• Cover up the holes.Insert electrical covers in allunoccupied outlets and coverand secure all loose plugs andelectrical wires, getting themout of the way.
• Keep out. Install babygates to block stairways andother unsafe areas and makesure to comply with all of thegate’s directions.
• Stay off the countertops.Have step-stools readilyavailable in the bathroom andkitchen where grown-ups andlittle ones may need to reachfor something.
• Put it within your reach.Get suction cup organizers,such as the ones from Duckbrand, that allow you to storethings like soap, shampoobottles, razors, kitchen sup-plies, sponges, etc. at a heightconvenient to your family’sneeds.
• Get a grip. If your chil-dren are just learning towalk, especially on linoleumor hard wood floors, give themsocks for better traction onslippery surfaces. Socks withgrippers are also available forolder children and adults.
• Be Prepared. Preparefirst aid kits and make theirlocation known. Have one ineach car and at least one inthe main bathroom.
Urge governor to sign bill
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HEAVY RAINS on Monday have left standing water in many ditches and yards aroundCameron. The culverts are plugged with storm debris and mud and the stagnant wateris beginning to smell and breed mosquitos. (Photo by Cyndi Sellers.)
Creole Nature Trail getsfunds for storm repairs
The Federal HighwayAdministration (FHWA) hasoffered the Creole NatureTrail All-American Road(CNTAAR) the opportunity toreallocate over $333,000 inpreviously awarded grantfunds to help with recovery ofthe trail. The CNTAARDistrict Board unanimouslyapproved the measure, andattractions along the trail,including national wildliferefuges, will benefit from theboard’s decision.
The funds will be utilizedprimarily on the west side ofthe trail, LA Hwy. 27, inCameron Parish, to repair thepopular 1.5 mile walking trailon the Sabine National
Wildlife Refuge known as theWetland Walkway.
“The walkway, especiallythe board portion over themarsh, suffered extensivedamage and washout,” saidDon Voros, director of theSouthwest Louisiana RefugeComplex. “With the hugeamount of debris that must beremoved from the refuges andthe total destruction of theSabine refuge headquarters,the walkway would have beenpretty low on our list. We arethrilled that the CreoleNature Trail and FHWA havemade this visitor site a priori-ty.”
In addition to rebuildingthe Wetland Walkway, includ-
ing public restroom facilities,the funds will be used torepair two turnouts on La. 27west and replace the handi-cap accessible ramp at theBlue Goose Trail turnout justnorth of the former Sabineheadquarters.
Survey seton debris
Hurricane Rita’s stormsurge left Calcasieu Lake (BigLake) and the associatedestuarial waterways litteredwith all types of debris. Someof these obstructions are haz-ardous to commercial seafoodharvesters, recreational andcharter fishermen, andboaters.
In an effort to protect pub-lic safety and the rich naturalresources of this estuary,these obstructions must beidentified and mapped beforea large scale cleanup can bepursued. Please assist us inthis effort by filling out thesurvey at the web addresslisted below.
There will also be a “kick-off” project on June 24, 8 a.m.to 1 p.m. at Calcasieu PointMarina. Volunteers will beasked to assist in locating andmarking obstructions anddebris with provided markersand buoys.
GPS locations will beentered into a database andmapped by NOAA. Anotherphase of this project willinvolve some side scan sonarsurveillance to locate andidentify submerged obstruc-tions. Once this map is com-piled, a removal effort can bepursued.
Please take a few minutesto assist us through the sur-vey.www.laseagrant.org/debris
Information available on tax returns and storms
As taxpayers impacted byHurricane Katrina, Rita orWilma complete their 2005tax returns, they may want toconsult Publication 4492,Information for TaxpayersAffected by HurricanesKatrina, Rita and Wilma,IRS.gov or the IRS DisasterHotline for updated details onHurricane-related tax relief.
Included in Publication4492 is detailed informationhighlighting legislation --both the Katrina EmergencyTax Relief Act of 2005 and theGulf Opportunity Zone Act of2005 -- passed last year offer-ing tax relief for peopleimpacted by the 2005Hurricanes as well as reliefworkers. Publication 4492includes information on:
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IInnssuurraanncceeQ: Should I move my car
after an accident or leave itwhere it stopped until thepolice get there? I seem toremember that the law haschanged in recent years.
A: You are right about thechange in the law. Whenmany of us began driving, weknew exactly what was to bedone at the scene of the acci-dent. You were to leave yourvehicle right where it stoppedafter the wreck. You didn’tmove it until law enforcementarrived, filled out an accidentreport and told you to move it.
However, in the mid-nineties the law was changedin an attempt to reduce thenumber of secondary acci-dents and traffic jams.Current law calls for the mov-ing of vehicles from four-lanethoroughfares or interstatehighways after a minor acci-dent.
The drivers are to movethe vehicle “to the nearestsafe shoulder,” if the driverand passengers are not seri-ously injured and the car isdrivable.
All indications are that thelaw has helped to cut down onthe frequency of huge trafficjams and secondary acci-dents, which sometimesinvolve fatalities.
If you have a wreck on aroadway, here is what to do.First of all, make sure that noone has been injured and thatmotor vehicle damage is lightbefore you attempt to movethe vehicle. Also make mentalnote of just how the vehicleswere positioned after the
wreck so that you can recon-struct the scene of the acci-dent for the officer.
As with any accidentexchange information withother drivers, includingname, address, phone num-ber, and driver’s license num-ber of the driver as well as thename and address of the com-pany insuring the other car. Ifpossible, also get the name,address, and phone number ofanyone who witnessed theaccident.
One more thing. If some-one at the accident tries toconvince you that you shouldnot move your vehicle,explain politely but firmlythat the law requires you tomove your vehicle if there hasbeen only minor damage orinjury and the vehicles areblocking a busy roadway.Remember, though, that youare not responsible for seeingthat other drivers move theirvehicles.
Should I move my car if I am involved in a wreck?
Guidelineson stormlosses told
WASHINGTON - The IRSissued guidance recently toassist Hurricane Katrina,Rita and Wilma victimsclaiming casualty and theftlosses on their individualincome tax returns.
The guidance, outlined inRevenue Procedure 2006-32,provides information on sev-eral safe harbor methods thatindividual taxpayers may usein determining their casualtyand theft loss deductionsunder section 165 of theInternal Revenue Code. Thesafe harbor methods apply topersonal-use residential realproperty and certain personalbelongings damaged ordestroyed as a result ofHurricanes Katrina, Rita orWilma.
The revenue procedureprovides three safe harbormethods that individuals mayuse to determine the decreasein fair market value of per-sonal-use residential realproperty. The revenue proce-dure also provides a fourthsafe harbor method that indi-viduals may use to determinethe fair market value of cer-tain personal belongingsimmediately beforeHurricanes Katrina, Rita orWilma.
These safe harbor methodsprovide individuals, who mayhave lost their records or oth-erwise are unable to deter-mine proper values, withoptional ways to determinethe decrease in fair marketvalue of personal use residen-tial real property and the pre-hurricane value of certainpersonal belongings.However, individuals may usethe methods of determiningthese values described inPublication 547, Casualties,Disasters, and Thefts, ratherthan a safe harbor method.
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— PUBLIC NOTICE —The Cameron Parish School Board will hold a spe-
cial meeting, Thursday, June 29, 2006 at 9:30 a.m. atthe LSU Ag Center, 7101 Gulf Highway, Lake Charlesto consider:Final Budget 2005-2006; Select members to serve on
Parish Wide School District Board of Directors as perAct 443 of the Louisiana Legislature; Cafeteria provi-sions for the South Cameron High site.
RUN: June 22 (J-55)
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CameronOutdoorsBy LOSTON MCEVERS
OOUUTTDDOOOORR WWRRIITTEERRSSThe Outdoor Writers
Association of America hitLake Charles last weekendfor four days of visits alongthe Gulf Coast, includingCameron Parish, the NatureTrail, and to see the damagecaused by Hurricane Rita andKatrina.
Biologists from DucksUnlimited explained how theGulf Coast is one of theirmajor waterfowl winteringgrounds and how our GulfCoast and marshes are beinglost at a rate of a football fieldevery thirty minutes.
The biologists stated thatwith the ship channels, Northand South, the Intracoastalwaterways, East and Westhave allowed saltwater tointrude into our freshwatermarshes. It was said thatthere is need for more watercontrol structures to help con-trol the saltwater intrusioninto our marshes, but thesestructures would help buildup our marshes. An exampleis the levees and weirs builtalong Big Lake on the eastside, which has stopped landloss.
Dove Moreland,Administrator of theDepartment of Wildlife andFisheries, talked about theeffects of hurricanes, theamount of land loss, the longdrought we’ve had. Deer andrabbit should rebound, loss oftrees could be tough onturkey, but deer and squirrelshould be down.
FFIISSHHIINNGGIn the Cameron Jetty and
the Holly Beach areas, they’recatching Spanish mackerelthat has been schooling.
Off-shore fishing is at itsbest. Anglers say they’re hav-ing good catches of red snap-per fishing the oil platform.There are also reports of a fewlings taken and king macker-el.
Maggie Corbett fromSpringfield, Mo., caught a
record red snapper, fishingout of Cocodrie, a 17 pound 6ounce that will beat the exist-ing woman’s record by almostfive pounds.
TTOOUURRNNAAMMEENNTTSSCatfish tournaments are
becoming big business acrossthe United States, with week-end tournaments takingplace. Some of these catfishare entered that weigh over50 pounds.
Lake Fork, Tex., wellknown for Big Bass Lake,there’s a Big Catfish splash totake place July 15 and 16with $50,000 guaranteed incash and prizes.
NNEEWWSS BBRRIIEEFFSSThis Tuesday, June 20,
speckle trout limit changesfrom 25 trout per day to 15trout per day, no more thantwo of which may exceed 25inches in length.
Fishing licenses expireJune 30 - don’t wait until thelast minute!
The 65th AnnualSouthwest Louisiana Fishingclub 4th of July FishingRodeo begins June 30, July 1,and July 2.
The Marshland Festival isJuly 28-29 at the CivicCenter.
Cameron Parish has plansto have a Fur Festival inJanuary 2007.
AARREEAA FFIISSHHIINNGGCameron Parish suffered
major damage to our freshwa-ter fishing, but out saltwaterfishing has really been good.We still face the dangers ofunderwater debris from Rita,some areas can’t be fished orsome launches are no longerthere.
Big Lake fishing is stillgood. There are plenty ofspeckle trout. Redfish up to25 pounds are being taken atour jetties. Follow the birdsas they work schools of feed-ing fish. You’ll see a largenumber of boats following
thse schooling trout or red-fish, stop your large engine,drift with the wind, use yourtrolling motor as little as youcan, so as not to scare off theschool.
Commercial fishing fordeepwater groupers ends
The commercial fishery fordeepwater groupers inLouisiana waters will close at12:01 a.m. on June 27, 2006,and will remain closed untilthe opening of the spring com-mercial deepwater grouperseason on Jan. 2007. Thedeepwater grouper assem-blage includes misty, snowy,yellowedge, Warsaw grouper,and speckled hind.
The decision was made byLouisiana Department ofWildlife and FisheriesSecretary DwightLandreneau, following notifi-cation by the National MarineFisheries Service (NMFS)that the Federal waters of theGulf of Mexico will close forthe commercial harvest ofdeepwater groupers from12:01 a.m. June 27 until12:01 a.m. Jan. 1, 2007, andper a request from NMFS.
Regulations for the deep-water grouper fishery in theGulf of Mexico include a com-mercial quota. Based onreported landings, theNational Marine FisheriesService will close the deep-water grouper commercialfishery in Federal waters offLouisiana at 12:01 a.m. onJune 27, 2006, and requestedthat the LouisianaDepartment of Wildlife andFisheries enact compatiblerules. NMFS requested con-sistent regulations forLouisiana waters to enhanceeffectiveness and enforceabil-ity of regulations.
Secretary Landreneau wasauthorized by the LouisianaWildlife and FisheriesCommission at their January,2006 meeting to take theseactions to provide consistentregulations between stateand adjacent Federal waters,and noted that the season clo-sure is necessary to preventoverfishing of the speciesassemblage.
The commission alsoauthorized Landreneau tochange or modify opening andclosing dates for commercialdeep-water grouper seasonsin Louisiana waters to comply
with changes or modificationsin season dates in federalwaters. The commission'sactions ensure that regula-tions in state waters will mir-ror regulations of NMFS forfederally managed waters.
After the closure, all com-mercial harvest, possession,purchase, barter, trade, saleor attempts to purchase,barter, trade or sell deepwatergroupers is prohibited until12:01 a.m., Jan. 1, 2007, thedate set for the opening of the2007 season. The prohibitionon sale/purchase of deepwatergrouper during the closuredoes not apply to those thatwere harvested, landedashore, and sold prior to theeffective date of the closureand were held in cold storageby a dealer or processor pro-vided appropriate records inaccordance with R.S. 56:306.5and 56:306.6 are properlymaintained.
Deadline extended forMedicare drug signup
SSTTAATTEEMMEENNTT FFRROOMMLLOOUUIISSIIAANNAA MMEEDDIICCAARREE RRXX
AACCCCEESSSS NNEETTWWOORRKK::On behalf of more than 750
patient advocate organizationsin Louisiana, including theSenior Health InsuranceInformation Program, SeniorRxand LouisianaAnswers.com, wewould like to thank theLouisiana Congressional dele-gation for successfully encourag-ing the Centers for Medi-care/Medicaid to waive anypenalty on late registration forMedicare Part D in hurricaneimpacted parishes.
It was their dogged workwhich helped our seniors getthis waiver. This means FORSENIORS IN THESE PARISH-ES: Acadia, Ascension, Assump-tion, Calcasieu, Cameron, Eastand West Baton Rouge, Eastand West Feliciana, Iberia,
Iberville, Jefferson, Jeff Davis,Lafayette, Lafourche,Livingston, Orleans, Plaque-mines, Pointe Coupee, St. Johnthe Baptist, St. Bernard, St.Charles, St. Helena, St. James,St. Martin, St. Mary. St.Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terre-bonne, Vermilion, andWashington.
A senior who DOES live in ahurricane-impacted parish hasuntil December 31, 2006 toenroll in a Medicare Part D planWITHOUT PENALTY.
Once a senior in theseimpacted parishes enrolls in aplan, the prescription drug cov-erage begins the first day of thenext month after they enroll.
For example, if a seniorenrolls in Medicare Part D onAugust 15, and they live in ahurricane-impacted parish,their Medicare Part D coveragebegins Sept. 1, 2006.
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• Hold on tight. Frequentlycheck handrails in stairways tomake sure they’re stable.
• Leave the light on. Placenightlights in hallways, bath-rooms and other areas you mayneed to access in the dark.
• Make a list and check ittwice. Make a list of emergencyphone numbers and post themclearly on the refrigerator or
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• Sleep tight. If your childhas recently moved to an adultbed or bunk bed, be sure to usebed rails to prevent falling.
• Make it a family affair.Hold annual or biannual firedrills for the entire family,developing strategic escaperoutes from each room withinthe home.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING TO BEHELD FOR THE CAMERON PARISH
MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT NO. 1This is to notify all interested parties that a public meeting will beheld for the Cameron Parish Mosquito Abatement District No. 1 onThursday, July 27, 2006 at 5:00 p.m. at the Mosquito ControlHeadquarters, 146 Theriot Road, Sweetlake, Louisiana, to considerlevying additional or increased millage rates without further voteraproval by
1. Adopting the adjusted millage rate for the tax year 2006 and
2. Adopting the adjusted millage rate after the 2004 Reassessmentsand rolling forward the millage to a rate not to exceed the maximummillage for the tax year 2006
as permitted by Article VII, Section 23 (C) of the Constitution of theState of Louisiana and R.S. 47:1705 (B)
Questions concerning this matter may be addressed in writing orby phone to Kristie Richard, Cameron Parish Mosquito AbatementDistrict No. 1, 146 Theriot Road, Bell City, Louisiana 70630, Phone:(337)905-5941.RUN: June 14 & 22 (J-31)
— JOB AD —The Cameron Parish School Board is accepting
applications for a Food Service Technician (7hrs./day) at Johnson Bayou School. High Schooldiploma is preferred.
To make application contact: Mrs. CynthiaCarpenter, Supervisor, Cameron Parish School Board409 E. Prien Lake Road, Lake Charles, LA 70601Phone: 337-475-9167
The deadline for submitting applications isThursday, June 29th, 2006 at 2:00 P.M.Run: June 8, 15 & 22 (J 3)
— Cameron Parish School Board —Regular Meeting Schedule
DATE PLACE TIME
July 10, 2006 Grand Lake School 3:00 P.M.1039 Hwy 384, Grand Lake
Lake Charles, LA 70607
August 14, 2006 Hackberry High School 3:00 P.M.1390 School Street
Hackberry, LA 70643
September 11, 2006 Johnson Bayou School 3:00 P.M.6304 Gulf Beach HwyCameron, LA 70631
October 9, 2006 South Cameron School Site 3:00 P.M.753 Oak Grove Hwy
Grand Chenier, LA 70643RUN: Jun. 22, 29, Jul. 6 (J 48)
Cameron Parish School Board School Food ServicesSchool Year 2006-2007 Bid Schedule
Bid Type Mail Bids Bid Award Bid Period(11 a.m.) unless stated otherwise
Supplies Feb. 16, 2006 April 10, 2006 August, 2006 - June, 2007Meats May 11, 2006 June 14, 2006 August - September 2006
Canned Goods May 11, 2006 June 14, 2006 August - December 2006Support Foods May 11, 2006 June 14, 2006 August - December 2006
Meats August 4, 2006 September 6, 2006 October - November, 2006Meats October 6, 2006 November 8, 2006 Dec. 2006 - Jan. 2007
Canned Goods November 3, 2006 December 6, 2006 January - May 31, 2007Support Foods November 3, 2006 December 6, 2006 January - May 31, 2007
Meats December 1, 2006 January 10, 2007 February - March 2007Meats February 2, 2007 March 7, 2007 April - May 31, 2007
Run: June 15, 22 (J-37)
DeQuincy (Saturday) JUNE 17 LivestockReceipts: Cattle 338, Horses 2 Hogs 62,Sheep 52, and Goats 248. BABY CALVES:Dairy 7500-12500 per HD, Beef 12500-20000
per HD, Roping Calves (125-200 lbs.) 1.86-2.12 per lb. STEER & HEIFER CALVES: 200-300 lb. Steers: 1.52-1.97 per lb., Heifers:1.37-1.87 per lb.; 300-400 lb. Steers: 1.35-1.90 per lb., Heifers: 1.30-1.80 per lb.; 400-500 lb. Steers: 1.23-1.38 per lb., Heifers:1.15-1.30 per lb.; 500-600 Lb. Steers: 1.00-1.23 per lb., Heifers: .95-1.15 per lb.; 600-700 lb. Steers: .88-1.03 per lb., Heifer: .78-.88 per lb. CATTLE: Cutter& Utility: .48-.50per lb.; Canners: .45-.49 per lb.; Fat Cows:.46-.48 per lb.; Thin Cows: .36-.40 per lb.;Slaughter Bulls: .55-.66 per lb.; FeederBulls: .65 -.70 per lb. COW/CALF PAIRS:85000-105000 per pair. PREGNANCY TESTEDCOWS: 70000-85000 per HD. HOGS: ChoiceBarrows & Gilts: .38-.42 per lb.; MediumBarrow & Gilts: .32-.36 per lb.; ButcherPigs: .40-.50 per lb.; Feeder Pigs: .50-.60per lb.; Sows 300-500 lbs. NONE per lb.;Boars: .08-.12 per lb. HORSES: .28-.37 perlb. SHEEP & GOATS: 3000-22500 per HD.
Miller Livestock Markets, Inc.Market Report
For more information contact:
Jim Miller (337) 786-2995 (Office)(337) 515-6988 (Cell)
“We Care For Your Livestock”Hwy. 27 South • DeQuincy
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For the Sale of June 17, 2006, Trading was activewith a turnout of 702 Head from 134 Sellers with76 Buyers Present. All Classes of Cattle remainedFully Steady.
RREEAALL EESSTTAATTEE
Grace Robideaux,Professional Realtor,
ERA Moffett Realty, Inc., 210 S Ryan Street,
Lake Charles, La. 70601337-310-5280 Ext 261,
Home Phone & Fax: 337-598-2573
NEW LISTING: 132Willow Ridge Lane. Two 2 acretracts in Grand Lake area allfor $30,000. Doublewide willbe demolished and removed.Lots had water during hurri-cane. Low but can be built upfor mobile home. Minimum1300 sq ft on homes.
4.429 ACRES in GrandLake. Was originally set up formobile home with mechanicalsystem and electricity andwater. Motor missing onmechanical. Priced at$42,000.00.
Call ERA Moffett Realty,Inc. and ask for Grace formore info. 1/11tfc
HI FRIENDS in CameronParish! If you are interested inbuying or selling houses/prop-erties, please call me.RE/MAX Realty Pros at 478-2668 or 274-9996. Ask forAnalee Guilbeaux Gregory.6/1 - 7/26p.
ATTENTION HUNTERS:Land for sale in East Creole.80 x 150 Great place for acamp or to live! New mechani-cal system on land. Asking$15,000, but negotiable.Please call (337) 377-6811 or(337) 377-6803 anytime. 6/14& 6/21p
FOR SALE: 90 acres ofland in Welch area.Underground irragation withsurface water. Call (home)734-4727 or (cell) 475-8333.Ask for Bill. 6/22 & 6/29p.
RREEAALL EESSTTAATTEE
WANTED: NEED a placeto park travel trailer on water,canal, bayou or river nearHackberry for 8 to 10 months.References available. CallBruce Conner at (936) 328-9821. 6/14 & 6/21p.
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GIVE YOUR truck a ruggedgood look with a Reflex spray ontruck liner. Call A-1 Coatingsfor more information.533Landry Lane, Sulphur, La.Phone; (337) 533-0043 or 263-2403. 4/26 tfc.
RELOCATED: Chermain“Primeaux” Thibodeaux, hairstylist, is now at Visions HairSalon, 3311 Ernest St., LakeCharles. Call (337) 479-2060to schedule an appointment.Walkins welcome! 6/22 -7/6c
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METAL OUTLET MetalRoofing ~ Carports ~ MetalBuildings ~ Patio Cover Kits ~C’s & Z’s ~ Custom Trim ~ RV& Equipment Covers ~ MetalDoors ~ Windows. 337-625-2778. 2241 E. Napoleon,Sulphur. Open Mon.-Fri. 7am-5 pm, Sat. 7 am-12 noon.tfc.
FOR SALE: Don’t want tospend big $ on somethingnew? Nice 3 bedroom 16 x 80mobile home, Pergo floors,new a/c. Carlyss, to be moved.$15,000 negotiable. 513-7030or 708-7123. 6/21.
FOR SALE: 2005 44’ Traveltrailer by Franklin Coach.Heritage, 2 bedroom with 3slides, microwave, large fridgew/ice, dishwasher,washer/dryer, fans, large bath.Call (337) 905-4296. 6/15 &6/22p.
LAKEFRONT HOME:9000 sq lakefront home, cur-rently operating as B&B, on1.3 acres in Lake Arthur area– 5 bedroom, 6 bath, formaldining, indoor BBQ room, wetbar, office, 2 car carport, fur-nishings can be sold separate-ly. Call 337-536-9520 for moreinfo. SERIOUS INQUIRIESONLY! 6/22 - 7/13mc.7/6c.
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PRIVACY CHAIN Link, orany of your fencing needs. Manyother yard services. Call 337-515-8298. 6/21p.
VAIL DIRT & Trucking:Clay top soil sand; house padsdozer work. Call: Mark at304-3620 or Brandon at 304-4705. 6/1 - 6/28p.
MOLD REMEDIATION &Testing, air duct cleaning. Call(337) 781-2534 or log on towww.breatheeasylp.com formore information. 6/15 - 7/6p.
CARPENTER: METALroofs, vinyl siding, homerepairs, remodeling, add-ons,also electrical & plumbing Nojob too small. Call 802-5784 or786-2712. If no answer leavemessage. Jimmy Young. 6/21p
CLASSIFIEDSHHEELLPP WWAANNTTEEDD
THE US Dept. of Energy’sStrategic Petroleum Reserve(SPR) EnvironmentalAdvisory Committee has anopening for a “CommunityRepresentative” to representthe Southwest Louisiana areasurrounding the WestHackberry SPR site. TheCommittee provides indepen-dent evaluations, advice, andimpartial information to theSPR’s operating management,relative to the SPR’s interac-tion with the environmentand public safety. The idealcandidate should be active incommunity and the SPR.Membership required travelto Louisiana and Texas sitesfor two-day quarterly meet-ings. Telephone conferences,findings, and review of reportsmay be required on an as-needed basis. Consultant com-pensation and expenses willbe paid for services rendered.Interested candidates may faxtheir resume and letter ofinterest to Patricia Kuntz at504-818-5867 or e-mail [email protected]/15 & 6/22mc.
• NOTICE •Notice is hereby given that a public
hearing of the Cameron Parish PoliceJury will be held at the Courtroom ofthe Cameron Courthouse, 119 SmithCircle, Cameron, Louisiana, onMonday, July 31, 2006 at 6:00 p.m. toconsider levying additional orincreased millage rates without furthervoter approval or adopting the adjustedmillage rate and rolling forward to amillage rate not to exceed the prioryear’s maximum. RUN: Jun. 22 & 29 (J 46)
It Seems JustLike Yesterday
By Keith Hambrick
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Mrs. Ward Fontenot, cul-tural arts chairman of theCameron ParishHomemakers ExtensionCouncil, has received wordthat Cameron Parish will beincluded in Louisiana’s por-tion on the “Treasure Trails”map and in the TreasureTrails book to be published bythe National Council ofHomemakers ExtensionClubs.
Places of historical inter-est, or for interest for tourismwill be included. Nine sites inCameron Parish have beensubmitted for inclusion. Eachis of historical or tourisminterest. They include:
Sabine Pass Lighthouse,considered to be the “Fatherof Gulf Coast Lighthouses.” Itfigured in the Civil War.Located at the mouth of theSabine River, on the extremesouthwestern end of CameronParish and Louisiana, it hasweathered a civil war, hurri-canes, and time. The lightflashed its first powerful sig-nal in 1857 and continueduntil the outbreak of the CivilWar. The Confederate govern-ment extinguished its power-ful signal light, along with163 others, to prevent Unionships from entering southernports.
Sabine Migratory WildlifeRefuge, located on the roadbetween Hackberry and HollyBeach. Headquarters is locat-ed on highway. All sorts ofwildlife can be seen alonghighway. Alligators can usu-ally be seen swimming inroadside ditches.
Lacassine MigratoryWildlife Refuge, anotherrefuge with headquarterslocated on an accessible road,consists of 31,125 acres and is11 miles southwest of LakeArthur.
Rockefeller FoundationWildlife Refuge is located atGrand Chenier. This 85,000acre refuge was donated to
the state of Louisiana in 1921by the RockefellerFoundation. It is a major win-tering area in the Mississippiflyway for waterfowl, andeach year winters about one-quarter million ducks andgeese. In addition, the refugehas one of the few remainingconcentrations of alligators inNorth America.
The Doxey home, locatedon Grand Chenier, is an ante-bellum home now owned byMr. and Mrs. John PaulCrain. It was constructed in1840 by William Doxey, one ofthe first settlers in the area.It once house a cigar factory.It is the oldest standing homein Grand Chenier.
The Little Chenier area isthe site of the giant Indianmound in the parish. It wasbuilt and used by theAttakapas and is thought byhistorians to have been a cer-emonial mound used in reli-gious ceremonies. Few whitemen came to the area duringthe time of the Indian, withthe exception of a handful ofLafitte’s pirates. Legend hasit that the Indians were com-pletely wiped out by a small-pox epidemic carried into thearea by the men from one ofJean Lafitte’s ships.
The Jean Velor Theriothome was built in 1847 by thefirst white settler in the area,Jean Velor Theriot. Locatedin the Chenier Perdue area,the home is still occupied byfamily descendants, theAdam Conner family. Theriotbecame a cattle baron andestablished a vast ranch inthe marsh and shipped hiscattle to market via theMermentau River.
Monkey Island, just acrossthe Calcasieu river from thetown of Cameron, was the siteof the Battle of CalcasieuPass, one of the most impor-tant battles of the Civil Warand was said by historians tohave put an end to“Jayhawker depredationsupon Cameron Parish citizen-ry.” Union soldiers are buriedon the island.
Cameron Parish has 70
miles of beaches which afforda great amount of people.
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J. Burton Angelle, Directorof the Louisiana Wildlife andFisheries Commission,announced today that 70,700striped bass fingerling raisedat Rockefeller Wildlife Refugewere released in theMermentau River inCameron Parish in anattempt to establish a coastalpopulation of these fish insouthwest Louisiana.
Stripes are anadromousfish, meaning they spawn infreshwater streams but spendmost of their lives in saltwater. The small fish releasedinto Mermentau can beexpected to reach 12 to 15pounds in three years andeventually grow to 50 poundsor more.
RRIICCHHAARRDD NNAAMMEEDDLynex Richard, comman-
der of the Richard Bros.American Legion Post ofCreole was recently re-elect-ed. Elected to serve with himare: Floyd Baccigalopi, 1stvice commander; WoodrowBertrand, 2nd vice comman-der; Edras Nunez, 3rd vicecommander; Dallas Mouton,adjutant; Clifton Duhon,chaplain, Jules Dronet, judgeadvocate; Preston Richard,finance officer; RolandPrimeaux, service officer; J.Berton Daigle, publicity offi-cer; Phirma LeBoeuf,sergeant-at-arms; andClarence LaBove and MurphyTheriot, color bearers.
SSAALLTTZZMMAANN HHEEAADDSS KKCCSSWilman Saltzman was
elected Grand Knight ofKnights of Columbus, OurLady Star of the Sea Council.He will succeed James R.LeBoeuf.
Other officers electedwere: Sam LeBoeuf, deputygrand knight; TonyCheramie, advocate; OlanSaltzman, warden; MichaelStyron, recorder; E. J. Dronet,treasurer; Hayes Picou, chan-cellor; Carl LeCompte, insideguard; W. H. Carter, outsideguard; and James R. LeBoeuf,three-year trustee.
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Mrs. Floyd Baccigalopi,president of the Richard BrosAmerican Legion Auxiliary,announced at the June meet-ing that Joelle Primeaux ofCreole, who was sponsored bythe Auxiliary, has won firstplace in the state in a LegionAuxiliary scholarship contest.
Ann Tarter, daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Melvin Tarter,was chosen to represent theAuxiliary at Girls State inBaton Rouge. The alternate isMaurene Johnson, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. GordonJohnson.
Miss Tarter will be accom-panied by Susan Baccigalopi,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Swinford Baccigalopi, whowill represent the VFWAuxiliary of Cameron. Heralternate is Debra Conner,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Milford Conner.
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Documents and written by a sure-ty company licensed to do businessin Louisiana, signed by the sure-ty’s agency or attorney-in-fact, andcountersigned by a person who isunder Contract with surety as alicensed agency in this State andwho is residing in this State.Surety must be listed on the cur-rent U.S. Department of theTreasury Financial ManagementService list of approved bondingcompanies as approved for anamount equal to or greater thanthe amount for which it obligatesitself in the Bond, or must be aLouisiana domiciled insurancecompany with at least an A - rat-ing in the latest printing of theA.M. Best’s Key Rating Guide. Ifsurety qualifies by virtue of itsBest’s Listing, the amount of theBond may not exceed ten percentof policyholders’ surplus as shownin the latest A.M. Best’s KeyRating Guide. The Bid Bond shallbe in favor of the Lower CameronHospital District, and shall beaccompanied by appropriatepower of attorney. No Bid Bondindicating an obligation of lessthan five percent (5%) by anymethod is acceptable.
The successful Bidder shall berequired to furnish a Performanceand Payment Bond written by acompany licensed to do business inLouisiana, in an amount equal to100% of the Contract amount.Surety must be listed currently onthe U.S. Department of TreasuryFinancial Management ServiceList (Treasury List) as approvedfor an amount equal to or greaterthan the contract amount, or mustbe an insurance company domi-ciled in Louisiana or owned byLouisiana residents. If surety isqualified other than by listing onthe Treasury List, the contractamount may not exceed fifteenpercent of policyholders’ surplusas shown by surety’s most recentfinancial statements filed with theLouisiana Department ofInsurance and may not exceed theamount the $500,000. However, aLouisiana domiciled insurancecompany with at least an A - rat-ing in the latest printing of theA.M. Best’s Key Rating Guideshall not be subject to the$500,000 limitation, provided thatthe contract amount does notexceed ten percent of policyhold-ers’ surplus as shown in the lastestA.M. Best’s Key Rating Guide norfifteen percent of policyholders’surplus as shown by the surety’smost recent financial statementsfiled with the LouisianaDepartment of Insurance. TheBond shall be signed by the sure-ty’s agent or attorney-in-fact andcountersigned by a person who isunder contract with surety as alicensed agent in this State, andwho is residing in this State.
Bids shall be accepted fromContractors who are licensedunder LA. R. S. 37:2150-2163 forthe classification of BBuuiillddiinnggCCoonnssttrruuccttiioonn. No bid may bewithdrawn for a period of forty-five (45) days after receipt of bids,except under the provisions of LA.R. S. 38:2214.
A mandatory pre-bid confer-ence will be held on TTuueessddaayy,,JJuunnee 2200,, 22000066 at 1100::0000 AA..MM.. atthe project site. Bids shall beaccepted only from contractorsthat attend the pre-bid conference.
The Owner reserves the rightto reject any and all bids for justcause. In accordance with LA. R.S. 38:2212(A)(1)(b), the provisionsand requirements of this Section,those stated in the advertisementfor bids, and those required on thebid form shall not be considered asinformalities and shall not bewaived by any public entity.
When this project is financedeither partially or entirely withBonds, the award of this Contractis contingent upon sale of bonds bythe Hospital District. The LowerCameron Hospital District shallincur no obligation to theContractor until the ContractBetween the Owner andContractor is fully executed.Mrs. Jenny BroussardLOWER CAMERON HOSPITALSERVICE DISTRICTRuns: June 15, 22, 29 (J41)
PROCEEDINGSParish of Cameron
June 12, 2006The Committee met on this
date at 3:00 p.m. with the follow-ing members present: LostonMcEvers, Dot Theriot, DwayneSanner, Pat Howerton, RachelAbadie, Marvin Trahan, and PattyMorris.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mrs. Theriot, theBoard approved the agenda.
On motion of Mr. Sanner, sec-onded by Mrs. Abadie, the Boardrecognized the representatives,Mr. Douiane Conner, Mr. ScottRosteet, and Mr. Tim Allen,General Manager, from ApacheCorporation whom made a dona-tion to the Cameron Parish SchoolBoard in the amount of$25,000.00.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Trahan, theCommittee received the monthlyfinancial statement and the reportof payment of bills.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mrs. Abadie, theCommittee received a report onthe renewal of Worker’sCompensation by Mr. Slocum.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Sanner, theCommittee received a report fordiscussion and consideration forservices provided by petroleumconsultants.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mrs. Abadie, theCommittee received the requestfor a pipeline right-of-way propos-al.
On motion of Mrs. Abadie, sec-onded by Mr. Trahan, theCommittee considered a policystatement regarding the manage-ment of FEMA imbursements.
On motion of Mr. Trahan, sec-onded by Mrs. Morris, theCommittee considered the reportgiven on summer maintenance byMr. Doug Welch.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Sanner, theCommittee considered commentsand proposals for temporary foodservice facilities at the South
SHERIFF’S SALETHIRTY-EIGHT JUDICIAL
DISTRICT COURTPARISH OF CAMERONSTATE OF LOUISIANA
MORTGAGE ELECTRONICREGISTRATION SYSTEMS INC.
VS. NO. 10-17118MARIANNE PITMAN
FELLOWS/WIFEO HUGH D.FELLOWS
By virtue of a writ of EXECU-TORY PROCESS issued to medirected by the Honorable Courtaforesaid, I have seized and willoffer for sale at public auction tothe last and highest bidder WITHthe benefit of appraisement, at theCourt House door of this Parish ofCameron, on Wednesday, JUNE28, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. the follow-ing described property to-wit:
LOT 13 AND THE SOUTH 60FEET OF LOT 14 OF PELICANPOINT SUBDIVISION PART 2, ASUBDIVISION AS PER PLATRECORDED IN CONVEYANCEBOOK 622 AT PAGE 521, BEAR-ING FILE NO 200002, APN #0401027300 IMPROVEMENTSTHEREON BEAR THE MINICI-PAL NUMBER 110 SANDPIPERLANE LAKE CHARLES, LA.70607
seized under said writ.Terms: CASH DAY OF SALE.
/s/Theos DuhonTheos Duhon, Sheriff
CAMERON PARISH, LA.Sheriff ’s Office, Cameron, La.MAY 19, 2006
LOUIS GRAHAM ARCENEAUXAttorneys for MORTGAGE
ELECTRONIC REG.RUNS: May 25 & June 22 - M 47
LEGAL NOTICEThe Cameron Parish Clerk of
Court has adopted a final amend-ed budget for fiscal 2006 and aproposed budget for fiscal 2007.Budgets of the Clerk’s Office areavailable for public inspection dur-ing normal business hours at theoffice of the Clerk of Court, parishcourthouse building, Cameron,Louisiana.RUN: June 22 (J22)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS PROFESSIONAL AND RELATED SERVICES
CAMERON PARISH POLICEJURY RECOVERY PROGRAM
The Cameron Parish PoliceJury through the Cameron ParishPlanning and DevelopmentAgency, is soliciting proposals forProfessional and Related Servicesfrom interested and qualified par-ties to assist Cameron Parish inthe advancement of the Parish’sLong Term Recovery Program.
Proposals in response to theRequest for Proposals process aredue before 4:00 p.m. (CentralDaylight Savings Time), June 30,2006.
The Request for Proposals doc-uments may be examined at thefollowing locations:
Cameron Parish Police JuryCameron Parish Planning &Development Agency, 10080 GulfHighway 605 Highway 384, LakeCharles, LA 70607 Lake Charles,LA 70607; (337) 905-1189 (337)598-4119
Copies of the Request forProposals document may beobtained by telephone request toAbby Gotte at 337-821-5534 [email protected].
/s/Douaine ConnerDOUAINE CONNER,
PRESIDENTRUN: June 8, 15, 22 & 29 (J 26)
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS17853
Sealed bids will be received forthe State of Louisiana by theDivision of Administration, Officeof State Purchasing, 1201 N. 3rdSt., 2nd Floor, Suite 2-160, P O.Box 94095, Baton Rouge,Louisiana 70804-9095 until 10:00A.M., on July 25, 2006, for the fol-lowing:
HOLLY BEACH SAND MANAGEMENT
(CS-31) SAND FENCE REPAIRS (FEMA PROJECT)
FORDEPARTMENT OF NATURAL
RESOURCESCAMERON PARISH
Proposal Number: N 26310 DLSolicitation Number: 2208672
Complete Bidding Documentsmay be obtained from:
OFFICE OF STATE PURCHASING
CLAIBORNE BUILDING, 2ND FLOOR
1201 NORTH THIRD STREETBATON ROUGE, LA 70804
Attn: Pamela AllenEmail: [email protected]
Fax: (225) 342-8688Phone: (225) 342-8019
SSIITTEE VVIISSIITT IISS RREEQQUUIIRREEDD..A Mandatory pre-bid confer-
ence will be conducted on this pro-ject at the Intersection of JohnsonBayou Beach Rd. (CP 518) & LAHwy, 82, approx 7 miles west ofthe Holly Beach Community inCameron Parish on Tuesday, July11, 2006 at 10:00 A.M.Attendance is required in order tosubmit a bid proposal.
All bids must be accompaniedby bid security equal to five per-cent (5%) of the sum of the basebid and all alternates, and must bein the form of a certified check,cashier’s check or Bid Bond.Surety represents that it is listedon the current U. S. Department ofTreasury Financial ManagementService list of approved bondingcompanies and that it is listedthereon as approved for anamount equal to or greater thanthe amount for which it obligatesitself in this instrument. No BidBond indicating an obligation ofless than five percent (5%) by anymethod is acceptable.
Bids shall be accepted onlyfrom Contractors who are licensedunder La. R.S. 37:2150-2163 forthe classification(s) such as,HHeeaavvyy CCoonnssttrruuccttiioonn aanndd//oorrssppeecciiaallttyy ooff CCooaassttaallRReessttoorraattiioonn && HHaabbiittaattEEnnhhaanncceemmeenntt.. No bid may bewithdrawn for a period of thirty(30) days after receipt of bids.
When this project is financed
either partially or entirely withState Bonds, the award of thisContract is contingent upon thesale of bonds by the State BondCommission. The State shall incurno obligation to the Contractoruntil the Contract Between Ownerand Contractor is fully executed.STATE OF LOUISIANADIVISION OF ADMINISTRATIONOFFICE OF STATE PURCHASINGDENISE LEADIRECTOR OF STATE PURCHASINGRUN: Jun. 15, 22, 29 (J 32)
AADDVVEERRTTIISSEEMMEENNTT FFOORR BBIIDDSS--RReevviisseedd
Sealed proposals for the con-struction of the following projectwill be received by the CameronParish Police Jury until 1100::0000aa..mm.. oonn 1100 JJuullyy 22000066 at the PoliceJury Temporary Offices, 10080Gulf Hwy., Grand LakeCommunity, Lake Charles, LA70607.
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The rules and regulations forthe State Licensing Board for con-tractors will apply; the projectbeing classified as:
I. Building ConstructionIV. Specialty.
Subclassification: Plumbing,Subclassification: Electrical,Subclassification: Mechanical;Subclassification: Painting
Proposal forms will not beissued later than 24 hours prior tothe hour and date set for receivingproposals. Every bid submittedshall be accompanied by a certifiedcheck or bid bond in the amount of5% of the bid and shall be madepayable to the Cameron ParishPolice Jury.
Full information and proposalforms are available at the office ofLonnie G. Harper & Associates,Inc., Post Office Box 229, GrandChenier, Louisiana 70643-0229,(337) 538-2574. Plans and specifi-cations may be inspected upondeposit of $50.00 per set. Bidsmust be submitted on proposalforms provided by the engineer.Official action will be taken at theregularly scheduled CameronParish Police Jury meeting. TheCameron Parish Police Juryreserves the right to reject any orall the proposals and to waiveinformalities.Cameron Parish Police Jury/s/ Douaine Conner, PresidentRun: June 22, 29, July 6 (J 38)
AADDVVEERRTTIISSEEMMEENNTT FFOORR BBIIDDSSSealed proposals for the con-
struction of the folowing projectwill be received by the CameronParish Police Jury until 1100::3300aa..mm.. oonn 1100 JJuullyy 22000066 at the PoliceJury Temporary Offices, 10080Gulf Hwy., Grand LakeCommunity, Lake Charles, LA70607.
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SSttaattiioonnss aanndd MMaaiinntteennaanncceeBBaarrnn iinn CCaammeerroonn PPaarriisshh
The rules and regulations forthe State Licensing Board for con-tractors will apply; the projectbeing classified as:
I. Building ConstructionProposal forms will not be
issued later than 24 hours prior tothe hour and date set for receivingproposals. Every bid submittedshall be accompanied by a certifiedcheck or bid bond in the amount of5% of the bid and shall be madepayable to the Cameron ParishPolice Jury.
Full information and proposalforms are available at the office ofLonnie G. Harper & Associates,Inc., Post Office Box 229, GrandChenier, Louisiana 70643-0229,(337) 538-2574. Plans and specifi-cations may be inspected upondeposit of $50.00 per set. Bidsmust be submitted on proposalforms provided by the engineer.Official action will be taken at theregularly schedules CameronParish Police Jury meeting. TheCameron Parish Police Juryreserves the right to reject any orall the proposals and to waiveinformalities.Cameron Parish Police Jury/s/Douaine Conner, PresidentRuns: June 22, 29, (J 39)
AADDVVEERRTTIISSIINNGG FFOORR BBIIDDSSSealed bids will be received by
the LOWER CAMERON HOSPI-TAL SERVICE DISTRICT at 2837Earnest Street, Lake Charles, LA70601, until 11:00 a.m. CentralStandard Time on Monday, July17, 2006, and then at said officepublicly opened and read aloud.
ANY PERSONS REQUIRINGSPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONSSHALL NOTIFY THE LOWERCAMERON HOSPITAL SERVICEDISTRICT OF THE TYPE(S) OFA C C O M M O D A T I O N SREQUIRED NOT LESS THANSEVEN (7) DAYS BEFORE THEBID OPENING.
FOR: SOUTH CAMERONMEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Complete Bidding Documentsmay be examined at and/orobtained from:
TRC4615 Parliment Drive; Suite 101;
Alexandria, LA 71303Phone: 318-448-0239
upon deposit of $200.00 for eachset of documents. Deposit on thefirst two sets are fully refundableto all bonafide prime Bidders uponreturn of the documents, in goodcondition, no later than ten (10)days after receipt of bids. Thedeposit of all other sets of docu-ments will be refunded 50% uponreturn of documents as statedabove.
Bid shall be on a Lump Sumbasis with Lump Sum BidAlternates as specified in theBidding Documents. SegregatedBids shall not be accepted.
All bids must be accompaniedby bid security equal to five per-cent (5%) of the sum of the basebid and all alternates, and must bein the form of a certified check,cashier’s check or a Bid BondForm as provided in the Bidding
Cameron site.On motion of Mrs. Abadie, sec-
onded by Mrs. Theriot, theCommittee received commentsregarding the receipt of no bidsfrom the advertisement for sur-plus property.
On motion of Mr. Sanner, sec-onded by Mrs. Morris, theCommittee adjourned.
APPROVED:/s/ Loston McEvers
LOSTON MCEVERS,PRESIDENT
CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
ATTEST:/s/ Douglas L. ChanceDOUGLAS L. CHANCE, SECRETARYCAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
The Cameron Parish SchoolBoard met in regular session onthis date with the following mem-bers present: Loston McEvers,Dwayne Sanner, Dot Theriot,Rachel Abadie, Pat Howerton,Dwayne Sanner, and MarvinTrahan.
The Board (express thanks toCameron Communications – bypresenting a plaque to Mr. BrentClements).
On motion of Mrs. Abadie, sec-onded by Mr. Howerton, the Boardapproved the agenda.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mrs. Theriot, theBoard approved the minutes fromthe regular meeting of May 8th,2006 and the special meeting ofMay 25th, 2006 as printed.
On motion of Mrs. Theriot,seconded by Mr. Howerton, theBoard approved to adopt millagerates or the tax year 2006. (Note:Parish-Wide-Taxes- Millage “rollup” was not recommended by thestaff nor considered by the Boardas a result of Hurricane Rita.)
PPaarriisshh--WWiiddee TTaaxxeess::4.45 mills constitutional tax8.85 mills special tax-addition-
al aid to public schools7.76 mills special maintenance
tax6.31 mills special tax-for
improving school houses and pub-lic school system
10.64 mills special tax-addi-tional support to the maintenanceof the public school system
DDiissttrriicctt TTaaxxeess::30.00 mills for School District
No. Four Bond & Interest14.00 mills for School District
No. Five Bond & Interest5.00 mills for School District
No. Ten Bond & Interest18.00 mills for School District
No. Fifteen Bond & Interest On motion of Mr. Howerton,
seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Boarddiscussed and took under consid-eration the information receivedfrom petroleum consultants.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Boardapproved the pipeline right-of-wayproposal.
On motion of Mrs. Abadie, sec-onded by Mrs. Morris, the Boardapproved the policy statementregarding the management ofFEMA imbursements.
On motion of Mrs. Theriot,seconded by Mr. Trahan, theBoard approved the lease withSatellite Shelters - with conditionthat the buildings will be ready foruse in time for school. The lease isfor two 24’x64’ portable buildings;one building used for the kitchenand the other will be used as a din-ing area/multi-purpose room.
On motion of Mr. Sanner, sec-onded by Mrs. Morris, the Boardapproved for staff to dispose prop-erly surplus computers that do notsupport the instructional setting.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Trahan, theBoard approved of the PersonnelReport as printed.
The following listed items arerecommended by the superinten-dent./s/ Douglas L. ChanceDOUGLAS L. CHANCE,SUPERINTENDENT
RREESSIIGGNNAATTIIOONNMary DeBord, Teacher,
Cameron Elementary School,accept her resignation effective atthe close of the day, Friday, June 2,2006.
Joyce Conner, Sweeper, SouthCameron High, accept her resig-nation effective at the close of theday, Wednesday, June 14, 2006.
Lillian Broussard, Interpreter,Cameron Elementary School,accept her resignation effective atthe close of the day, Friday, June 2,2006.
Lynn E. Vincent, Teacher,Johnson Bayou High, accept hisresignation effective at the close ofthe day, Wednesday, June 7, 2006.
Gary Poole, Teacher, GrandLake High, accept his resignationeffective at the close of the day,Friday, June 30, 2006.
Uland Guidry, Supervisor,Child Welfare, and Attendance,accept his resignation effective atthe close of the day, Thursday,August 31, 2006.
Wade Clark, Bus Driver,Klondike-Lowery area, accept hisresignation effective at the close ofthe 2005-2006 school session.
MMEEDDIICCAALLSSAABBBBAATTIICCAALL LLEEAAVVEE
Robert Baker, Teacher,Hackberry High, recommendgranting his request for a medicalsabbatical leave for the 2006-2007school session based upon hisphysician’s statement and the cri-teria of the Louisiana RevisedStatutes.
RREESSCCIINNDDIINNGG OOFF SSAABBBBAATTIICCAALL LLEEAAVVEE
Stephen Melville, Teacher,South Cameron High School, rec-ommend rescinding of sabbaticalleave as per his request.
AAPPPPOOIINNTTMMEENNTTSSDarien Scott Poole, Teacher,
Grand Lake High, recommend hisappointment effective July 1,2006.
Kevin Moreau, Teacher,Hackberry High, recommend hisappointment effective July 1,2006.
PPEERRFFOORRMMAANNCCEE CCOONNTTRRAACCTTSS
Recommend extending thecontracts of the following listedpersonnel through June 30, 2008;i.e., the next two school sessions.
Eddie Benoit, Supervisor,Child Welfare and Attendance, etal, beginning July 1, 2006
Nancy Boudreaux, Supervisor,Curriculum and Instruction, PK-5,et al
David Duhon, Principal,Grand Lake High
Byron Gibbs, AssistantPrincipal, Hackberry High School
Jackie Holmes, AssistantPrincipal, Grand Lake High
Austin LaBove, Principal,Hackberry High School
Gene Reynolds, Principal,Johnson Bayou School
Stephanie Rodrigue,Supervisor, Curriculum andInstruction, 8-12, et al
Sethie Trosclair, AssistantPrincipal, South Cameron High
Carol Wainwright, Principal,Cameron & South CameronElementary Schools
Doug Welch, Supervisor,Maintenance, Transportation, andSocial Studies Grades 6-12, et al
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Boardreceived annual revisions to theStudent Code of ConductHandbook to consider and reviewas proposed by Mr. Uland Guidry.
On motion of Mr. Sanner, sec-onded by Mr. Howerton, the Boardapproved regular meetings atGrand Lake, Hackberry, JohnsonBayou, the South Cameron site,and the Cameron ParishCourthouse respectively for themonths of July, August,September, October andNovember of 2006.
On motion of Mrs. Theriot,seconded by Mr. Trahan, to movethe School Board Central Office tothe old Cameron ElementarySchool site instead of to GrandLake School.
The roll call as follows:FOR: Mrs. Theriot, Mr.
Trahan, Mrs. MorrisAGAINST: Mrs. Abadie, Mr.
Howerton, Mr. SannerRECUSE: Mr. McEversThe motion did not pass.On motion of Mr. Howerton,
seconded by Mr. Sanner, the Boardapproved the report on Worker’sCompensation.
On motion of Mr. Howerton,seconded by Mrs. Abadie, theBoard took into consideration andpart approval of the summermaintenance list for Grand LakeSchool and the Hackberry HighSchool sites.
On motion of Mr. Trahan, sec-onded by Mr. Sanner the Boardadjourned, with announcement ofthe Special Board Meeting beingon Thursday, June 29, 2006 at 9:00A.M. at the LSU Ag Center, 7101Gulf Highway, Lake Charles, LA70607.
APPROVED:/s/ Loston McEvers
LOSTON MCEVERS,PRESIDENT
CAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
ATTEST:/s/ Douglas L. ChanceDOUGLAS L. CHANCE, SECRETARYCAMERON PARISH SCHOOL BOARDRUN: Jun. 22 (J 43)
PROCEEDINGSGRAVITY DRAINAGE
DISTRICT NO. 4April 11, 2006
Gravity Drainage District No.4 held a regular meeting at theGrand Lake Waterworks Office inGrand Lake, Louisiana at 5:00p.m., Tuesday, April 11, 2006.
PRESENT: Kevin Boudreaux,Leslie Griffith, Raven Benoit,Michael Semien, Walter Rogers
ABSENT: NoneThe meeting was called to
order by Chairman KevinBoudreaux.
On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,the minutes were approved.
On motion of Mr. Benoit, sec-onded by Mr. Rogers and carried,the financial statement wasapproved.
There were no permits forapproval.
On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,the following bills were approvedfor payment:
a. Jeff Davis Electric - $12.42b. Louisiana Companies -
$200.00Leslie Griffith reported on a
recent meeting he had attendedwith regard to the Coastal ImpactAssistance Program (CIAP).
On motion of Mr. Benoit, sec-onded by Mr. Rogers and carried,Bonnie Conner was requested toauthorize Lonnie Harper to orderculverts for the RandolphDomingue project, which has beenauthorized just prior to HurricaneRita.
On motion of Mr. Rogers, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,Bonnie Conner was requested towrite a work request to the PoliceJury asking the road crew to bushhog the area by RandolphDomingue’s residence.
On motion of Mr. Rogers, sec-onded by Mr. Griffith and carried,Bonnie Conner was requested towrite a work request to the PoliceJury asking the road crew to cleandebris from the Jeff Brothers’ditch as far as possible toward theSouth Cameron High School. Onbehalf of the Board, Mr. Rogersassumed the responsibility of hir-ing a small track hoe and operatorto complete the job.
Leslie Griffith reported RiversFence Company is ready to starton the replacement fences at theOak Grove and Kings Bayou struc-tures.
There being no further busi-ness, on motion of Mr. Griffith,seconded by Mr. Benoit and car-ried, the meeting was declaredadjourned.
APPROVED:/s/ Kevin Boudreaux
KEVIN BOUDREAUX, CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:/s/ Michael SemienMICHAEL SEMIEN, SECRETARYRUN: JUNE 22 (J 44)
PROCEEDINGSGRAVITY DRAINAGE
DISTRICT NO. 4May 11, 2006
Gravity Drainage District No.4 held a regular meeting at theGrand Lake Waterworks Office,Grand Lake, Louisiana at 6:00
p.m., Thursday, May 11, 2006.PRESENT: Kevin Boudreaux,
Leslie Griffith, Walter Rogers,Raven Benoit
ABSENT: Michael SemienThe meeting was called to
order by Chairman KevinBoudreaux.
On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec-onded by Mr. Rogers and carried,the minutes were approved.
On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,the financial report was approved.
There were no permits forapproval.
On motion of Mr. Benoit, sec-onded by Mr. Rogers and carried,the following bills were approvedfor payment:
Cameron Pilot - $30.00Jeff Davis Electric - 35.78Deep South Exploration -
1,080.00Welch’s Airboat Service -
420.00River’s Fence Company -
15,330.00The following resolution was
offered by Mr. Benoit, seconded byMr. Rogers and carried:
RESOLUTIONBE IT RESOLVED, that the
following millage is hereby leviedon the 2006 tax roll on the proper-ty subject to taxation by theCameron Parish Gravity DrainageDistrict No. Four:
DISTRICT: GRAVITYDRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 4MAINTENANCE.
MILLAGE: 3.31 MILLSBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that the proper administrativeofficials of the Parish of Cameron,State of Louisiana, be and they arehereby empowered, authorized,and directed to spread said taxes,as hereinabove set forth, upon theassessment roll of said Parish forthe year 2006, and to make the col-lection of the taxes imposed forand on behalf of the taxing author-ity, according to law, and that thetax herein levied shall become apermanent lien and privilege onthe property subject to taxation asherein set forth, and the collectinthereof shall be enforceable in themanner provided by law.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEDthat the foregoing resolution wasread in full, the roll was called onthe adoption thereof, and the reso-lution was adopted by the follow-ing votes:
YEAS: Kevin Boudreaux,Raven Benoit, Leslie Griffith,Walter Rogers
NAYS: NoneABSTAINED: NoneABSENT: Michael SemienADOPTED AND APPROVED
this 11th day of May, 2006.APPROVED:
/s/Kevin BoudreauxKEVIN BOUDREAUX,
CHAIRMANATTEST:/s/Michael SemienMICHAEL SEMIEN, SECRETARY
Leslie Griffith reported thefence replacements at King’sBayou and Oak Grove structureshad been completed satisfactorily;the motors are being repaired; andelectricity has been re-established.He expressed concern that debrisat the sites has still not beenpicked up.
On motion of Mr. Griffith, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,that Board authorized replace-ment of a damaged culvert with aflapgate at the Oak Grove struc-ture for an estimated coast of tenthousand dollars ($10,000).
Mr. Rogers asked the status ofthe culvert project at RandolphDomingue’s. Lonnie Harper hasbeen authorized to order the cul-verts.
Bonnie Conner was authorizedto have the parish road crew to 1)pick up and re-hang the gates atthe Red Nunez culvert and 2)place limestone on the culvert atA.J. LaBove’s.
There was a brief discussion ofthe Coastal Impact AssistanceProgram (CIAP) projects.
Rusty Welch led a discussionof the proposed projects of theNatural Resource ConservationService (NRCS).
There being no further busi-ness, on motion of Mr. Rogers, sec-onded by Mr. Benoit and carried,the meeting was declaredadjourned.
APPROVED:/s/Kevin Boudreaux
KEVIN BOUDREAUX, CHAIRMAN
ATTEST:s/Michael SemienMICHAEL SEMIEN, SECRETARYRUN: JUNE 22 (J 45)
JOHNSON BAYOU RECREATION DISTRICT OF CAMERON PARISH
SPECIAL BUSINESS MEETING,
MONDAY MAY 22, 2006The Johnson Bayou
Recreation District of CameronParish met on Monday, May 22,2006 at 4:30 p.m. The meeting washeld at the Cheniere office inJohnson Bayou.
Members present: Mrs.Brenda Sanders, Mrs. KhristyTrahan and Mrs. Heather Trahan.Absent: Mr. Raedella Peloquin andMr. Mike Barrera.
Mrs. Brenda Sanders calledthe meeting to order at 4:37 p.m.
It was moved by Mrs. KhristyTrahan, seconded by Mrs. HeatherTrahan and carried to accept theminutes from the last meeting.
It was moved by Mrs. KhristyTrahan, seconded by Mrs. HeatherTrahan and carried to review andpay bill for the month.
It was moved by Mrs. HeatherTrahan, seconded by Mrs. KhristyTrahan and carried to accept thefinancial statement.
It was moved by Mrs. KhristyTrahan, seconded by Mrs. HeatherTrahan and carried to adopt themillage rate of 7.56 mill for the2006 tax roll.
It was moved by Mrs. KhristyTrahan, seconded by Mrs. HeatherTrahan and carried to hireChristen Trahan, Jessica Badonand Bridget Snyder as insidesupervisors. Salary for insidesupervisors will be $6.75/hr.
The old weight room equip-ment is to be placed in theCameron Pilot to be bid off as is.The board members discussed theopening of the Recreation Centerfacility. The completion of the elec-tricity will determine the date thefacility will open.
There being no further busi-
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ness to discuss on a motion byMrs. Heather Trahan, seconded byMrs.Khristy Trahan and carried,the meeting was adjourned at5:30. The next regular board meet-ing will be scheduled at a laterdate.
Approved:/s/Brenda Sanders
Attest:/s/Khristine TrahanRuns: June 22 (J 49)
AAUUTTOO BBIIDDBIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED
BY CAMERON PARISH SHER-IFF FOR THE PURCHASE OF (3)THREE 2006 GMC SIERRAPICKUP 1/2 TON CREW CAB 2-WHEEL DRIVE, (2) TWO 2006GMC SIERRA PICKUP 1/2 TONCREW CAB 4-WHEEL DRIVE, (4)FOUR GMC ENVOY SUV, 4-DR,2-WHEEL DRIVE, (1) ONE 2006GMC SIERRA PICKUP 3/4 TONREGULAR CAB 2-WHEELDRIVE.
SPECIFICATIONS CAN BEOBTAINED AT CAMERONPARISH SHERIFF OFFICE, 119SMITH’S CIRCLE, CAMERON,LA. 70631 AND BIDS MUST BEDELIVERED TO P.O. BOX 1250CIVIL DEPT. CAMERON, LA.70631 ON OR BEFORE 1:00 P.M.MONDAY, JULY 10, 2006. THERIGHT IS RESERVED BY THESHERIFF TO REJECT ANY ANDALL OR TO ACCEPT ANY BIDSWHICH IN THE OPINION OFTHE SHERIFF WILL BE OF THEBEST INTEREST OF THEPARISH OF CAMERON ANDTHE CAMERON PARISH SHER-IFF DEPARTMENT.
CONTACT: DANNYLAVERGNE 337-775-5176/s/Theos DuhonTHEOS DUHON, SHERIFFRUN: JUNE 22, 29, JULY 6 (J 51)
NOTICE FOR BIDSThe Cameron Council on
Aging is soliciting bids for the per-formance of their 2006 audit.Persons interested in submitting abid of the work should contact theCouncil on Aging office at 951Hwy. 384, Lake Charles, La. 70607or call (337) 598-5158 to secure anRFP packet. Explained in the RFPare the details of the program andthe deadlines. Work records maybe reviewed by potential bidderson July 19, 2006 by appointment.The audit proposal is due byAugust 15th at 10:00 AM at 951Hwy. 384, Grand Lake. The finalaudit is due October 3, 2006.Contact Dinah Landry, ExecutiveDirector or Lori Broussard,Assistant Director.Run: June 22, 29 (J 53)
AADDVVEERRTTIISSEEMMEENNTT FFOORR BBIIDDSSSealed proposals for the con-
struction of the following projectwill be received by the CameronParish Police Jury until 1111::0000 aa..mm..oonn 1100 JJuullyy 22000066 at the Police JuryTemporary Offices, 10080 GulfHwy., Grand Lake Community,Lake Charles, LA 70607.
PPrroojjeecctt NNuummbbeerr:: 22000066 -- 0099PPoosstt--RRiittaa RReessttoorraattiioonn ooff
CCaammeerroonn PPaarriisshh JJaaiillThe rules and regulations for
the State Licensing Board for con-tractors will apply; the projectbeing classified as:
I. Building Construction, orIV. Specialty.
Subclassification: Plumbing,Subclassification: ElectricalSubclassification: Mechanical;Subclassification: Painting
Proposal forms will not beissued later than 24 hours prior tothe hour and date set for receivingproposals. Every bid submittedshall be accompanied by a certifiedcheck or bid bond in the amount of5% of the bid and shall be madepayable to the Cameron ParishPolice Jury.
Full information and proposalforms are available at the office ofLonnie G. Harper & Associates,Inc., Post Office Box 229, GrandChenier, Louisiana 70643-0229,(337) 538-2574. Plans and specifi-cations may be inspected upondeposit of $50.00 per set. Bidsmust be submitted on proposalforms provided by the engineer.Official action will be taken at theregularly scheduled CameronParish Police Jury meeting. TheCameron Parish Police Juryreserves the right to reject any orall the proposals and to waiveinformalities.Cameron Parish Police Jury/s/ Douiane Conner, PresidentRun: June 22, 29; July 6 (J 57)
PPAARRIISSHH TTAAXX SSAALLEEOOFF
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PPAARRIISSHH OOFF CCAAMMEERROONNThe amount of taxes adver-
tised does not include interest andadvertising cost. Call 337/775-5826 for the total amount due.
All taxes paid after July 1,2006 must be paid with cash,money order or cashier’s check. Nopersonal checks will be acceptedafter that date.
* * *By virtue of the authority vest-
ed in me by the constitution andthe laws of the State of Louisiana,I will sell at the principal frontdoor of the courthouse in whichthe Civil District Court of theParish of Cameron is held, withinthe legal hours of judicial salebeginning at 11:00 A.M. on
WWeeddnneessddaayy,, JJuullyy 2266,, 22000066and continue on each succeedingday until said sale is completed,all movable and immovable prop-erty on which taxes are now due tothe Parish of Cameron, as well asall other taxes in the year 22000055together with interest thereonfrom the first day of May, 2006 atthe rate of twelve percent perannum, one percent per month, orany part thereof until all costs arepaid.
The names of such delinquenttax payers, the amount of taxesdue by each on the assessment
rolls for said year, the movableand immovable property assessedto each to be offered for sale are asfollows, to-wit:
0100009050.00, GGuuiiddrryy,, NNeeaallBBllaaiinnee && AAsshhlleeyy, Certify No.71788518801026366243, 4110Greeley, Houston, TX 77006
TAXES OWED ARE $117.61WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
LOT 24D IN BLK 4 OF OLDTOWNSITE OF LAKESIDE INN/2 SEC 2 T12S R4W (#2299223763-422) (#269405 926-731)~
* * *0101004800.00, BBoouuddrreeaauuxx,,
CCllaauuddee LLoouuiiss, Certify No.71788518801026366342, 526Nemento, Lake Arthur, LA 70549
TAXES OWED ARE $ .80WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .775 ACS.E/2W/2 LOT 9 OF SUB IN SEC 6T12S R3W & SEC 31 T11S R3W &SEC 36 T11S R4W, (#142909 341-434)~
* * *0101025600.00, GGuuiilllloorryy,, LLeeee
RRooyy EEsstt && MMaarryy LL, Certify No.71788518801026366465, 12629Bellard Dr, Welsh, LA 70591
TAXES OWED ARE $2.36WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .229 ACSUND 27/64 INT IN LOTS 1 & 2BLK 2 LAKESIDE T12S R4W.(#163922 435-625).~
* * *0101039400.00, MMeennggddeenn,, WW
MM &&, WWaattssoonn CCaarryy, Certify No.71788518801026366571, P O Box3472, Englewood, CO 80111
TAXES OWED ARE $116.69WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 125.25 ACS.UND 1/32 INT IN THE FOLL:S/2SE/4 SEC 15; W/2 SEC 21;S/2SW/4 & SE/4 & N/2NE/4 SEC22; NW/4 & W/2SW/4 & NE/4SW/4SEC 23; NW/4NW/4 & SW/4 SEC26; ALL SEC 27; E/2 & S/2SW/4 &NW/4 SEC 28; ALL SEC 33 & 34;NW/4 & W/2SW/4 SEC 35; T12SR3W. (#164565 439-223) (#166669450-284) (#207425 660-108)(T/SALE #240691 815-854 - 10%TO WILLIE GARY) (#245502 835-212 & #245674 T/SALE &REDEMPTION) A O HAMON &JUDGE HENRY H VOLLEN-TINE, TRUSTEES PER LETTERON TAX NOTICE~
* * *0101052800.00 RRiicchhaarrddssoonn,,
PPaauull EE, Certify No.71788518801026366625, %Christine Votaw, 11723 Mayes Dr,Whittier, CA 90604
TAXES OWED ARE $16.46WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 7.35 ACS99% INT IN 99% INT IN: ALLBLK 1 INCL THE SIDE OF AMARSH LINE DRAWN FROM PTE OF LOT 1 NEAR LAKE BANKRUN S IN A STRAIGHT LINE TOS LINE OF BLK 1 INTERSECT-ING OF LAKESIDE T12S R4W(#164573) (T/SALE #204526FROM PAUL E RICHARDSON)(REDEMPTION #217011 705-101)UND 99% INT IN: ALL BLK 1INCL THE SIDE OF A MARSHLINE DRAWN FROM PT E OFLOT 1 NEAR LAKE BANK RUNS IN A STRAIGHT LINE TO SLINE OF BLK 1 INTERSECTINGOF LAKESIDE T12S R4W(#164573 439-231) (T/SALE#204526 LESS 99%) (REDEMP-TION #217105 705-343)~
* * *0101055450.00, SSiimmss,,
CCoonnssttaannccee BB, Certify No.71788518801026366632, 707 SLynn St, Champaign, IL 61820-5816
TAXES OWED ARE $131.74WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 63.49 ACS. 4ACS OF W END OF FRLNW/4SE/4, E/2SE/4NW/4 SEC 14,E/2 FRL SEC 48, & LESS 1 ACOFF W END THEROF. LOT 2 ORNE/4SW/4 SEC 14, CONTG 1 0ACS, LESS 60 FT OFF E ENDT15S R5W. (#116197 243-114)(#116260 243-311)(LESS .513 ACEXPROPRIATED TO LA DEPTOF TRANSPORTAION #252093863-852)(#264404 909-212)~
* * *0101062800.00, VViinncceenntt,,
AAnnnneettttee DDaarrtteezz EEsstt, Certify No.71788518801026366717, %Rita DParquette Lasource, 209 WestThird Street, Kaplan, LA 70548-4105
TAXES OWED ARE $2.50WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 1.35 ACS.90% INT IN THE FOLL: LOT C(6) OF THE EASTERN 1 1/2ACRES OF THE W’RN 5 1/2 ACSOF SW/4SW/4 SEC 2 T13S R3W(#97660 186-64) (#206789 656-502)(#251450 861-502) (#264804909-854 LESS 10% TAX SALE)~
* * *0101065900.00, WWooooddss,,
GGrraaccee, Certify No.71788518801026366731,, 107 EastEnd Ave #7, Sulphur, LA 70663
TAXES OWED ARE $9.41WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 4.03 ACS.LOT 6 OF PARTN OF J. L. CAINOF NE/4NW/4 SEC 12 T12SR3W.~
* * *0200001100.00, AArrmmeennttoorr,,
IInnaa NN, Certify No.71788518801026366748, 531Little Chenier Rd, Creole, LA70632
TAXES OWED $8.39 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 3.64 ACS.TRACT G OF SURVEY OF MRSMARY NUNEZ IN SECS 2 & 3T14S R7W CONTG 21.86 ACSLESS 100 X 100 TRACTRETAINED BY INA ARMENTORBUT DONATED OR HEIRED TOJOHN TRAVIS ARMENTOR PERPLAT #165894 446-219 LESS &EXCEPT 7.288 ACS TO KEN-NETH ARMENTOR #259086 892-378, LESS 3.644 ACS TO KATHYWRIGHT #260066 895-8 & LESS3.644 ACS TO CHERYL BARRY#260499 896-625) (#234076 782-888 #240572 815-405 #241667818-842 #251520 861-694) (LESS3.64 ACS TO JOHN T ARMEN-TOR #265877 913-568)~
* * *0200026850.00, FFeerrddiinnaanndd,,
SSuussaann DD eett aall, Certify No.71788518801026366823, 920 IdaSt, Alexandria, LA 71303
TAXES OWED $10.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.66 ACS.THE FOLLOWING TRACTOWNED AS FOLLOWS: SUSANDUPUY FERDINAND 49/60,DOROTHY SWEENEYSCHNIEDER 1/15, D WSWEENEY 1/15, CYNTHIAHALE 1/20: BEG AT SW COR OFLAND OWNED BY ALVAMILLER NOW OWNED BY WAR-REN MILLER, E ALONG SDHWY 150 FT, N 250 FT, W 150 FT,S 250 FT TO PT OF BEG IN SEC32 T14S R7W. (.86 AC) (#40891 41-577 #53776 68-259 #78567 125-271) (#265045 910-874 #265046910-876 #265047 910-878 #265048910-880 #265049 910- 882#265050 910-884 #265051 910-886) THE FOLLOWING TRACTOWNED AS FOLLOWS:DOROTHY MILLER BECK 1/5,KENNETH MILLER 1/5, SUSANDUPUY FERDINAND 1/5, LORE-NA MILLER SWEENEY ESTATE1/5 & MARGERY MILLER HALEESTATE 1/5: AN UND 1/4 INTER-EST IN THE FOLLOWING:SW/4SW/4 SEC 32 T14S R7W(APP 24.24 ACS) (#78567 125-271)THE FOLLOWING TRACT ISOWNED BY THE HEIRS OFALVA & ELZA LEGER MILLER(RECEIVED AFTER ALVA’SDEATH AND NOT MENTIONEDIN ELZA’S JUDGMENT) BEGIN-NING AT THE SOUTHEASTCORNER OF LAND OWNED BYALVA MILLER WHICH IS SECOR OF BEG AT SW COR OFLAND OWNED BY ALVAMILLER NOW OWNED WAR-REN MILLER, E ALONG SDHWY 150 FT, N 250 FT, W 150 FT,S 250 FT, TO PT OF BEG IN SEC32 T14S R7W, FROM SD PT OFBEG N ON E LINE OF SD ALVAMILLER TRACT, 72 FT, W PRLTO PUB RD 45 FT, S PRL TO ELINE OF SD ALVA MILLERTRACT, 72 FT FOLL PUB RD, E45 FT TO PT OF BEG. (*.07 AC)(#92079 169-152) (JUDG EVA &HARRY DUPUY JR #281667 968-281 #284472)
* * *0200028700.00, GGrraannggeerr,,
PPrriisscciillllaa AA eett aall, Certify No.71788518801026366830, %TerryConner, P O Box 154, Creole, LA70632
TAXES OWED $63.37 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
FROM NW COR OFSE/4NW/4 SEC 32 T14S R7W, S89 DEG 22 MIN 20 SECS E 104.35FT, SO DEG 37 MIN 40 SECS W495.47 FT, N 84 DEG 05 MIN W268.32 FT TO PT OF BEG, FROMSD PT OF BEG PROCEED S 0DEG 37 MIN 40 SECS W 288 FT,N 84 DEG 5 MIN W 75 FT, N 0DEG 37 MIN 40 SECS E 288 FT, S84 DEG 5 MIN E 75 FT TO PT OFBEG W/IMPS PRISCILLA AGRANGER 1/2 & RICK D MER-CHANT 1/2 (#213269 689-352#204747 646-500)~
* * *0200053600.00, SShhaacckklleeffoorrdd,,
KKaatthhlleeeenn, Certify No.71788518801026367011, 2122Maywood Dr, Monroe, LA 71201
TAXES OWED $83.30 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 44.11 ACS.AN UND 1/5 INT IN THISENTIRE ASS’T: COM AT NE CORSEC 12 T15S R6W, S 384 FT TONE LINE OF SEC 37, N 76 DEGW 382 FT, N 67 DEG W 782 FT TON LINE SEC 12 T15S R6W, E ONN LINE SEC 12 1064 FT TO NECOR SEC 12 & PT OF COMCONTG 5.04 ACS. COM AT A PTON E LINE SEC 12 T15S R6W384 S OF NE COR SEC 12, SD PTBEING ON N LINE SEC 37, S1672.5 FT TO S LINE SEC 37, N74 DEG W 702 FT ON S LINESEC 37, N 20 DEG E 1596 FT TON LINE SEC 37, SE FOLL NLINE SEC 37 TO BEG. COM AT APT ON W LINE SEC 7 T15S R5W& E LINE SEC 12 T15S R6W SDPT OF COM BEING 384 FT S OFNW COR SD SEC 7 T15S R5WON N LINE SEC 37, S 1672.5 FTTO S LINE SEC 37, S 74 DEG E550 FT ON SAID S LINE SEC 37,N 20 DEG E 1472 FT TO N LINESEC 37, N 61 - 3/4 DEG W 248 FT,N 79 DEG W 726 FT, N 76 DEG W145 FT ON N LINE SEC 37 TO PTOF COM. (LAST 2 TRACTSCONTG 44.77 ACS) LESS 1 ACSOLD TO NORMAN MCCALLFRL NW/4 SEC 7 T15S R5WLYING N IRR SECS 37 & 40 T15SR5W & CONTG 36.73 ACS M/LDES AS FOLL: COM AT NW CORSEC 7 T15S R5W, E ON N LINESEC 7 2681 FT, S 243 FT TO NLINE IRR SEC 40, N 62 DEG W323 FT, S 70 DEG W 330 FT, S 34DEG W 594 FT, S 25 DEG W 396FT TO NE COR IRR SEC 37, N 613/4 DEG W 849 FT, N 68 DEG W726 FT, N 7 DEG W 145 FT TO WLINE SEC 7 T15S R5W, N TO NWCOR SEC 7 T15S R5W & PT OFBEG. FRL S/2SW/4 SEC 6 T15SR5W LYING S OF BAYOU POR-TIE, CONTG 48.90ACS DES ASFOLL: COM AT SW COR OF SDSEC 6, T15S R5W, N 1320 FT, E348.0 FT TO BAYOU PORTIE,SE’LY DIR ALONG MEANDERSOF SD BAYOU PORTIE TO ELINE OF SD FRL S/2SW/4 SEC 6,S 30 FT TO SE COR OF SD FRLS/2SW/4 SEC 6, W 2681.0 FT TOSW COR OF SD SEC 6 & PT OFCOM. 1/7 INT IN S/2NE/4 SEC 9T15S R5W (#116769 245-255)THE E/2 OF THE FOLL: COMON S LINE OF SEC 37 T15S R6WAT A PT 6 ACS M/L W OF SWCOR OF THE E 20 ACS OF SAIDSEC 37 T15S R5W, THENCE IN AW’LY DIR ON SD S LINE OF SDSEC 37 A DIST OF 6 ACS M/L,THENCE IN A NE’LY DIR ON APARALLEL LINE WITH THE WLINE OF SAID SEC 37 TO THE NLINE OF SD SECS, THENCE INA SE’LY DIR FOLLOWING THEN LINE OF SD SEC 37 A DIST OF6 ACS M/L, THENCE IN A SW’LYDIR AND PARLALLEL WITHTHE W LINE OF SEC 37 TO PTOF BEG, LESS 3/4 AC IN SE CORTHEREOF SOLD FOR A CEME-TERY. E/2SE/4 SEC 1 T15S R6W.ONE ACRE OF LAND BEINGTHE SAME PROPERTY PUR-CHASED BY ADAM NUNEZ ANDSIDNEY V RICHARD FROMISAAC VAUGHAN, BD N BY
MERMENTAU RIVER, W BYPROPERTY OF VAUGHAN ANDPUB RD, S BY PROPERTY OFANDREW LABOVE, E BY PROP-ERTY OF ISAAC VAUGHANT15S R6W, BEG AT NE COR OFDELMA EAST, THENCE N ONPRL LINE WITH THE VAUGH-AN RD, 1 AC TO S BANK OFRIVER, W FOLL RIVER BANK 1AC, S 1 AC, E 1/2Ω AC TO BEG(#181413 523-698 #182353 528-426 #208898 665-756)
* * *0200053810.00, SSiimmss,,
CCoonnssttaannccee BB, Certify No.71788518801026367028, 707 S.Lynn St., Champaign, IL 61820-5816
TAXES OWED $3.01 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .17 AC. BEGAT THE NE COR OF THE FOLL:BEING A PART OF IRR SEC 41T15S R6W, BOUNDED ON E BYCC NELSON, N BY MERMEN-TAU RIVER, S BY EUGENEMILLER & W BY L DBERTRAND & HAVINGFRONTAGE OF 210 FT BY ADEPTH OF 950 FT & CONTG 5ACS M/L, THENCE S FOLL ELINE 120 FT, THENCE W 60 FT,THENCE N 120 FT, THENCE E60 FT TO THE PT OF BEG.(#116167 243-114 #116260 243-311#207544 660-411 #264404 909-212) (#284785)~
* * *0200063401.00, WWeeiirr,, PPaauull FF
&& DDeebboorraahh, Certify No.71788518801026367873, 1005Blue Stem Dr, Copperas Cove, TX75622
TAXES OWED $41.26 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 3 & 4 WARRENMILLER SUB SEC 32 T14S R7W
* * *0201000100.00, 33--DD AArrcc LLLLCC,
Certify No.71788518801026367097, Attn:Christopher F Daniels, 5747 WCreole Hwy, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $58.32 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 26.69 ACS.LOTS 1 AND 2 OF PARTN OFFRANK REED EST IN E/2NE/4AND E 14.75 CHS OF W/2NE/4SEC 1 T15S R7W LESS ANDEXCEPT THAT PART OF SAIDLOT LYING S OF PUBLIC HWY.(#111331 225-150) (112803 230-319) (#86519 149-319) (#91326167-27) (#258173 889-165)(#258610 890-732) (#286807 987-232 #286846 987-307) (T/SALE#286807 987-232 & REDEMP-TION #286846 987-307)~
* * *0201008410.00, BBoouurrqquuee,,
MMiicchhaaeell VV && LLaauurriiee KK, 514Tartan, New Iberia, LA 70563Certify No. 7178518801026367141
TAXES OWED $63.37 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 5 WOODROW BROUS-SARD SUB #1 OF LOTS 5-10WARREN MILLER SUB #1 SEC32 T14S R7W (#189931 567-131)(#250194 856-309) (#276837 953-141) 1980 WESTERN MANSIONSER NO. A680476ALS1488 LOC@ 119 JAY LANE~
* * *0201033050.00, LLaannddrryy,,
SSccootttt, Certify No.7178851801026367264, 3609Joan, Lake Charles, LA 70605
TAXES OWED $149.87 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
CAMP LOCATED @ GAS-PARD’S LANDING IN LITTLECHENIER~
* * *0201058300.00, RRuutthheerrffoorrdd,,
WWaalltteerr WW JJrr eett aall, Lake Charles,LA 70607, Certify No.71788518801026367431, % BillieFarr, 5905 Corbina Rd #12
TAXES OWED $.73 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 1.00 ACS.THAT CERTAIN TRACT INNW/4SW/4 SEC 32 T14S R7W,CONTG 1 AC M/L, BD S BY PUBRD, W BY DRAINAGE CANAL, EBY HWY LEADING FROMCAMERON TO GRAND CHE-NIER AND N BY DRAINAGECANAL. (#84632) (#102046 198-49 #102047 198-50 #238529 806-802 #264572 909-469) (#274211944-256 #274212 944-265) WAL-TER W RUTHERFORD JR 1/3,BILLIE JEAN R FARR 1/3 & BRI-ANT N RUTHERFORD 1/3~
* * *0300006300.00, BBaanngg,,
DDeessaarriiee DDeellaaiinnee, Certify No.71788518801026367578, CertifyNo. 71788518801026365994, P OBox 76, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $67.13 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 14 KELLEY SUB #1 INIRR SEC 43 T14S R9W (#177990)(#186587 551-179). (#289942 997-225 DONATION FROM GLORIABANG)~
* * *0300021201.00, BBrroowwnn,, AAlliiccee
RR eett aall, Certify No.71788518801026367622, %Bridget Randolph, 874 Marcolin,Houston, TX 77088
TAXES OWED $61.07 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 34 ABRAHAM BLACKPESHOFF SUB OF LOT 2 OF J MPESHOFF SUB OF SECS 12 & 13T15S R9W W/IMPS (#140197 330-288). LOT 25 OF ABRAHAMBLACK PESHOFF SUB IN FRLSEC 12 & 13 T15S R6W(SHOULD BE R9W) LESS &EXCEPT: N/3 OF SD LOT (50 X100) WHICH IS UNDER SUR-FACE LEASE WITH CAMERONPARISH POLICE JURY #244826 -AND - S/3 OF SD LOT (50 X 100)W/IMPS (#246471 838-878)(#263450 906-167 SUCC OFABRAHAM BROWN) ALICE RBROWN-1/2; LATARA N BROWN-1/6; TENISH M BROWN-1/6 &DAREON S BROWN-1/6
* * *0300044150.00, FFeeddeerraall
NNaattiioonnaall MMoorrttggaaggee AAssssoo,Certify No.71788518801026367738, 14221Dallas Parkway, Dallas, TX 75240
TAXES OWED $175.51 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 3 BLK 1 OF HIGHLANDSUBDIVISION, A SUBDIVISION
OF PORTIONS OF SECTIONS30, 31 & 29 NORTH OF STATEHWY IN T15S R9W PER PLAT INBK 3 PG 37 OR FILE# 98214 187-339 W/IMPS; AND BEG AT THESE CORNER OF LOT 3 BLK 1 OFHIGHLAND SUB PER PLAT#98214, THEN N’LY DIRECTIONFOLL THE EAST LINE OF SDLOT 3 A DISTANCE OF 160.35FT; THEN E’LY FOLL THESAME COURSE AS THE NORTHLINE OF SD LOT 3 A DIST OF19.19 FT TO THE EAST PROP-ERTY LINE OF VENDORSHEREIN, THEN IN A SOUTHER-LY DIR FOLL THE EAST PROP-ERTY LINE OF VENDORSHEREIN TO THE NORTH LINEOF PUBLIC RD; THEN W’LY19.19 FEET TO THE PT OF BEG(#174146 488-380) (#245057 833-616) (#249361 853-209) (#249362853-211) (#287430 989-92 CHASEMANHATTAN TO FED NATMTG) (#287446 989-131 DALEDUET TO CHASE MANHATTAN)
* * *0300058400.00, JJaacckkssoonn,,
GGuussssiiee MMaaee, Certify No.71788518801026367783, 4302Howard St, Lake Charles, LA70605
TAXES OWED $47.34 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**TOTAL ACRES: .62 ACSBEG AT A PT ON THE OFPARISH RD 3111 WHICH IS121.55 FT S 00DEG 21MIN32SEC W & 60.44 FT S 88DEG58MIN 59SEC E FROM THE NECOR OF LOT 71 OF THE ABRA-HAM “BLACK” PESHOFF SUB#3 SIT IN LOT 2 OF THE JOHNM PESHOFF SUB IN THESOUTH PORTION OF FRL SEC12 & 13 T15S R9W, THEN PRO-CEED N 00DEG 09MIN 10 SEC E129.87 FT; THEN S 76DEG45MIN 12SEC E 142.45 FT; S76DEG 21MIN 04SEC E 81.07 FT;S 00DEG 15MIN 00SEC W 119.98FT; N 89DEG 07MIN 19SEC W79.92 FT TO THE CENTER LINEOF PARISH RD 3111; N 27DEG27MIN 04SEC W 11.95 FTALONG THE CENTERLINE OFSD PARISH RD; THEN N 55DEG52MIN 21SEC W 31.11 FTALONG CENTERLINE OF SDPARISH RD; THEN N 74DEG02MIN 19SEC W 41.53 FTALONG SD CENTERLINE; N88DEG 58MIN 59SEC W 66.17 FTTO PT OF BEG, SD PARCEL ISSIT IN LOT 1 OF JOHN MPESHOFF SUB IN SOUTH POR-TION OF FRL SEC 13 T15S R9WCONTG .62026 ACS. (#227115749-264) (#227604 751-544)
* * *0300061600.00, JJoonneess,,
WWaarrrreenn DD JJrr eett aall, Certify No.71788518801026367806, 145 W17th St, Port Arthur, TX 77640
TAXES OWED $1.73 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**TOTAL ACRES: .06 ACS.UND 3/280 INT IN & TO: BEG ATNW COR OF LOT 3 OF NOAHHEBERT PARTN OF S/2NE/4SEC 5 T15S R8W. SD PARTNBEING REC’D IN BK S PG 10;THENCE FROM SD PT OF BEGPROCEED S 00DEG 13MIN22SECS E ALONG THE LINE OFTHE AFORESAID LOT 3 A DISTOF 1320.10 FT TO THE S LINEOF THE SD LOT 3; THENCE S89DEG 5MIN 00SEC E ALONGTHE S LINE OF THE SD LOT 3 ADIST OF 274.22 FT; THENCE N00DEG 24MIN 28SEC W A DISTOF 276.65 FT; THENCE N 89DEG53MIN 00SEC W A DIST OF 89.11FT, THENCE N 00DEG 24MIN28SEC W A DIST OF 1043.50 FTTO THE N LINE OF THE SD LOT3; THEN N 89 DEG 53 MIN00SEC W ALONG THE N LINEOF SD LOT 3 A DIST OF 180.85FT TO THE PT OF BEG CONTG6.111 ACS (*.06 AC INT) (#148357366-330). REBECCA JONESLASALLE-1/4 INT; WARRENDOUGLAS JONES, JR.-1/4 INT;GARY COOPER JONES-1.4 INT;ALLIE LEE JONES CARTER-1/4INT; (#177686 504-631)
* * *0300081200.00, MMiilllleerr,,
DDaallttoonn,, Certify No.71788518801026367868, 2612Tupelo, Lake Charles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $91.55 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 38, 39 & 40 RATCLIFFSUB #1 IN W/2 LOT 3 OF J MPESHOFF SUB OF SECS 12 & 13T15S R9W (#164608 439-351 𩕴 463-441). (1976 SHER-WOOD SER# LAWI243962)~
* * *0300101500.00, RRaaccccaa,,
AAllffrreedd FF HHeeiirrss,, Certify No.71788518801026367981, %Charles Racca, 272 Gayle St,Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $45.81 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 5 OF BLK 4 OF HENRYHEIGHTS A SUB IN S1/2NE1/4SEC 31 T14S R9W. (#275685 949-19 TAX SALE FROM ALFREDFREDDIE RACCA HRS ~ 100%)(#281131 966-619 Q/C A BMCCAIN TO CURTIS TREGLE)(#284355 979-403 REDEMPTCERT A B MCCAIN & CURTISTREGLE TO ALFRED RACCAHRS)~
* * *0300110500.00, RRoouuxx,, JJoohhnn
AAsshhbbuurrnn && VVeellddaa, Certify No.71788518801026368018, P O Box713, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $45.81 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 6 BLK 3 HENRYHEIGHTS SUB OF S/2NE/4 SEC31 T14S R9W (#166825 451-234)(#216486 703-701) (#250557 857-482)~
* * *0300122950.00, TTCCIIFF LLLLCC,
Certify No.71788518801026368117, % GMACMortgage Corp, 500 EnterpriseBlvd, Suite 150, Horsham, PA19044-3597
TAXES OWED $35.10 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 0.457 ACS.A 0.457 AC OF LAND BEING SITIN LOT 34 OR IRR SEC 67 T14SR9W PER SUVEY DATED 3-31-2000 ATTACHED TO DEED ATCOB 909 ENTRY #264559W/IMPS LOC @ 119 EAST MAL-LARD RD, CAMERON LA 70631 -THE FOLL IS THE IMPS LOC @
119 MALLARD RD: 1999 ~ 28 X80 ~ FLEETWOOD OAK CREST~ VIN# MSFLW25A40883-OC31(#259171 892-667 ACT OF IMMO-BILIZATION) (#264559 909-466)(#267080 918-286) (#289940 997-224 SHERR SALE FROM IRVIN& DAPHNE PETE)~
* * *0301002300.00, BBaaddoonn,,
KKeennnneetthh, Certify No.71788518801026368162, P O Box729, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $30.52 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
CERT LOT SIT IN N PART OFLOT 3 OR FRL NE/4SW/4 SEC 31T14S R9W. (#152268 383-158)~
* * *0301003700.00, BBaarrttiiee,,
AAuugguusstt, Certify No.71788518801026368186, % AgnesC Bartie, 1107 5th Ave, LakeCharles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $7.91 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 4.280 ACS.UND 6732/21384 INT (OR0.31482 INT) IN THE FOLLTRACT: LOT 2 MILES H &MATHILDA BARTIE EST A DIVOF W/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14S R8W(2.09447 AC INT) (PARTN #98298187-469) (SUCC HENRY CRAW-FORD BARTIE #154111 391-142)(SUCC HENRY CRAWFORDBARTIE #191584 575-408)(DATION #195793 598-224)(DATION #195794 598-226)(DATION #195795 598-228)(DATION #195793 598-230)(SUCC OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #201089 627-558)(JUDICIAL BILL OF SALEFROM SUCC OF HENRY C BAR-TIE FOR ROLAND MOUTON#204038 643-188) UND 2244/7128INTEREST IN THE FOLLTRACT: UND 1/7 INTEREST INTHE FOLL: BEG ON S LINE SEC30 T14S R8W AT A PT 733-1/3 FTW OF SE COR OF SW/4SE/4 SEC30 T14S R8W, N 1980 FT, W 146-2/3 FT, S 1980 FT, E 146-2/3 FTTO PT OF BEG CONTG 6-2/3 ACS(.2985 AC INT) (#204038 643-188JOHN CASS MOUTON EST)UND 2/9 INT IN THE FOLLTRACT: UND 1/7 INT IN THEFOLL: LOT 3 MILES H BARTIEEST OF W/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14SR8W (.111 AC INT) (#218611 709-520 ROLAND MOUTON)
* * *0301007900.00, BBoonnssaallll,, HH
GGaayyllee, Certify No.71788518801026368216, 1302 EBaja Ct, Granbury, TX 76048-4368
TAXES OWED $9.19 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 1/7 INTEREST IN THEFOLL: LOT 9 BLK 1 BONSALLSUB S OF HWY SEC 13 T15SR9W (#186887 552-560)
* * *0301014800.00, CCaammeerroonn
AAppaarrttmmeennttss PPaarrttnneerrsshhiipp,Certify No.71788518801026368254, A LAPtnshp in Commendam, P O Box421Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $1129.41WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 7.2329 ACS.COM AT THE NW COR OF IRRSEC 33 T15S R9W, A 1” IRONBAR FOUND FOR A CORNERFOR THE PLACE OF BEG;THEN N 89DEG 59’51” E 417.48FT ALONG THE N LINE OF IRRSEC 33 TO A 1/25” IRON BARFOUND FOR A CORNER; THENS 00DEG 1MIN 42SEC W 744.28FT TO A 1.25” IRON BAR FOUNDON THE N R/W LINE OF HWY27/82 FOR A CORNER; THEN S87DEG 00MIN 05SEC W 417.50FT ALONG THE NORTH R/WLINE OF HWY 27/82 TO ITSINTERSECTION WITH THEWEST LINE OF IRR SEC 33 TO ACORNER, A 1.25” IRON BARFOUND 2.98 FT S 0DEG 00MIN50SEC E OF TRUE POSITION;THEN N 00DEG 00MIN 50SEC W766.10 FT ALONG THE WESTLINE OF IRR SEC 33 TO THEPLACE OF BEG CONTG 7.2329ACS M/L (#243843 828-883)(#245099 833-742)
* * *0301017500.00, CClleemmeenntt,,
HHeelleenn, Certify No.71788518801026368315, 17122Gus Rd. Jennings, LA 70546
TAXES OWED $21.92 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.50 ACS.UND 1/4 INT IN THE FOLL:APPROXIMATELY 10 ACRES TOBE DIVIDED EQUALLY; SAIDACREAGE DESCRIBED ASFOLL: BOUNDED ON THESOUTH BY EXISTING FENCELINE OF CAMERON BAPTISTCHURCH; NORTH BY FENCELINE OF STANLEY ABRAHAM-SEN AND FISH POND; EAST BYLANDS OF STEVE STURLESEAND ERNEST DAIGLE; WESTBY FISH POND AND LANDS OFVIRGINIA TAYLOR CONTGAPPROXIMATELY 2.50 ACS.(DONATION #235526 789-681)~
* * *0301022200.00, CCrriiggllooww,,
DDoonnaalldd RR, Certify No.71788518801026368353, 1625Watkins St, Lake Charles, LA70601
TAXES OWED $ .99 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .50 AC. UND1/2 INTEREST IN THE FOL-LOWING: E/2 OF LOT 2 OF SUBOF E/2SE/4SW/4 SEC 35 T14SR8W AS PER PLAT “C”. #115003238-663. (#187322 554-499)(T/SALE FROM MURRAYHEBERT ET AL #22561 728-238)(#257658 887-537 Q/CLAIMFROM HABCO REALTY)~
* * *030102930000, EErrvviinn,,
CChhaarrlloottttee, Certify No.71788518801026368438, 408Randybrook, Lufkin, TX 75901
TAXES OWED $51.33 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 28.93 ACS.UND 3/8 INT IN THE FOLL 5TRACTS: I. BEG AT A PT 6 CHSW OF NE COR OF W/2SW/4 SEC34 T14S R8W, W 973.5 FT TO APT 49.5 FT W OF NE COR OFSE/4 SEC 33, S 2640 FT TO A PT49.5 FT W OF SE COR OF SE/4
Cont. on Pg. 9
LEGAL NOTICESCont. from Pg. 7
Page 9, The Cameron Parish Pilot, Cameron, La., June 22, 2006
SEC 33, E ALONG S LINE OF SDSE/4 SEC 33 & W/2SW/4 SEC 34TO W LINE OF PROP OF JOHNSELLS EST, N ALONG W LINEOF EST TO NW COR OF SD ESTPROP, E ALONG N LINE OFSELLS PROP TO A PT 6 CHS WOF E LINE OF W/2SW/4 SEC 34,N TO PT OF BEG. (16.50 AC) II.UND 1/4 INT IN SE/4SW/4 & W24 ACS OF SE/4 SEC 33 T14S R8W. (6.00 AC) IV. UND 1/7 INT INTHE FOLL: BEG 18 CHS W OFSE COR OF SE/4SE/4 SEC 33T14S R8W, N 40 CHS, W 16 CHS,S 40 CHS, E 16 CHS TO PT OFBEG (3.43 AC) V. UND 1/8 INT INSE/4SW/4 & W 24 ACS OF SE/4SEC 33 T14S R8W (#91736) (3.00AC) (#211866 682-299) (#211867682-304) UND 3/8 INT IN THEFOLL: BEG AT AT PT 49-1/2 FTW OF NE COR OF SE/4 SEC 33T14S R8W, S 2640 FT, W 82-1/2FT, N 2640 FT, E 82-1/2 FT TO PTOF BEG CONTG 5 ACS (#110758222-730) (#189851 566-142)
* * *0301032700.00, GGiillbbeeaauuxx,,
JJeennnniiffeerr, Certify No.71788518801026368469, % AgnesC Bartie, 1107 5th Ave, LakeCharles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $1.02 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 99/21384 INT (OR0.00463 INT) IN THE FOLL DESTRACT: LOT 2 MILES H &MATHILDA BARTIE EST OFW/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14S R8W,CONT 6.653 ACS (0.03080 ACINT) (PARTN #98298 187-469)(SUCC HENRY CRAWFORDBARTIE #154111 391-142) (SUCCHENRY CRAWFORD BARTIE#191584 575-408) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197721 609-625)(SALE FROM SUCC OF OLIVIABARTIE FONTENOT #197722609-628) (SALE FROM SUCC OFOLIVIA BARTIE FONTENOT#197723 609-631) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197724 609-634)(SUCC OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #201089 627-558)(JUDICIAL BILL OF SALEFROM SUCC HENRY CRAW-FORD BARTIE FOR ROLANDMOUTON #204038 643-188) UND33/7128 INTEREST IN THE FOL-LOWING TRACT: UND 1/7INTEREST IN THE FOLL: BEGON S LINE SEC 30 T14S R8W ATA PT 733-1/3 FT W OF SE COROF SW/4SE/4 SEC 30 T14S R8W,N 1980 FT, W 146-2/3 FT, S 1980FT, E 146-2/3 FT TO PT OF BEGCONTG 6-2/3 ACS (.0044 AC INT)(#204038 643-188 JOHN CASSMOUTON EST)
* * *0301035600.00, HHaammeess,,
DDoorrootthhyy VViinncceenntt, Certify No.71788518801026368506, 1950Silverleaf Circle, Apt 333,Carlsbad, CA 92009
TAXES OWED $32.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 22.50 ACS.UND 1/2 INT IN FRL E/2 SEC 21LYING W & S OF CAL LAKE & WFORK OF CAL RIVER, ALLTHAT PART OF SW/4 SEC 22LYING S & W OF W FORK OFCAL RIVER & N & W OF OYS-TER BAYOU; ALL THAT PARTOF NW/4 SEC 27 LYING N & WOF OYSTER BAYOU; ALL THATPART OF NE/4 SEC 28 LYING NOF OYSTER BAYOU; ALL THATPART OF W/2SW/4 SEC 28LYING W OF OYSTER BAYOU &N OF W PRONG OF OYSTERBAYOU; ALL THAT PART OFSE/4SE/4 SEC 29 LYING N OF WPRONG OF OYSTER BAYOU,T14S R10W COMPRISING 360ACS M/L (180 AC) (#143032 342-3& #143214 343- ). (#173469 485-227) (#245811 836-418 DONA-TION) (#245812 836-427REVOC)~
* * *0301035700.00, HHaammeess,,
DDoorrootthhyy VViinncceenntt, Certify No.71788518801026368513, 1950Silverleaf Circle, Apt 333,Carlsbad, CA 92009
TAXES OWED $32.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 22.50 ACS.UND 1/2 INT IN FRL E/2 SEC 21LYING W & S OF CAL LAKE & WFORK OF CAL RIVER, ALLTHAT PART OF SW/4 SEC 22LYING S & W OF W. FORK OFCAL RIVER & N & W OF OYS-TER BAYOU; ALL THAT PARTOF NW/4 SEC 27 LYING N & WOF OYSTER BAYOU; ALL THATPART OF NE/4 SEC 28 LYING NOF OYSTER BAYOU; ALL THATPART OF W/2SW/4 SEC 28LYING W OF OYSTER BAYOU &N OF W PRONG OF OYSTERBAYOU; ALL THAT PART OFSE/4SE/4 SEC 29 LYING N OF WPRONG OF OYSTER BAYOU,T14S R10W, COMPRISING 360ACS M/L (180 AC) (#143032 342-3& #143214 343- ) (#173469 485-227) (#245811 836-418 DONA-TION) (#245812 836-427REVOC)~
* * *0301044150.00, JJoonneess,,
RRooddnneeyy, Certify No.71788518801026368582, % AlidaB King, 1107 5th Ave, LakeCharles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $1.73 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 99/21384 INT (OR0.00463 INT) IN THE FOLL DESTRACT: LOT 2 MILES H &MATHILDA BARTIE EST OFW/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14S R8W,CONT 6.653 ACS (0.03080 ACINT) (PARTN #98298 187-469)(SUCC HENRY CRAWFORDBARTIE #154111 391-142) (SUCCHENRYCRAWFORD BARTIE#191584 575-408) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197721 609-625)(SALE FROM SUCC OF OLIVIABARTIE FONTENOT #197722609-628) (SALE FROM SUCC OFOLIVIA BARTIE FONTENOT#197723 609-631) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197724 609-634)(SUCC OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #201089 627-558)(JUDICIAL BILL OF SALEFROM SUCC HENRY CRAW-
FORD BARTIE FOR ROLANDMOUTON #204038 643-188) UND33/7128 INTEREST IN THE FOL-LOWING TRACT: UND 1/7 INTIN THE FOLL: BEG ON S LINESEC 30 T14S R8W AT A PT 733-1/3 FT W OF SE COR OFSW/4SE/4 SEC 30 T14S R8W, N1980 FT, W 146-2/3 FT, S 1980 FT,E 146-2/3 FT TO PT OF BEGCONTG 6-2/3 ACS (#204038 643-188 JOHN CASS MOUTON EST)(T/SALE FROM RODNEY JONES#255205 877-114) (#268316 922-538 REDEMPT CERT FROM VPRIMEAUX)
* * *0301052600.00, LLuuttee,,
MMaarrggaarreett, Certify No.71788518801026368650, %Beatrice Williams, P O Box 672,Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $17.10 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 6 ACS. UND1/4 INT IN THE FOLL: LOT 2ADJOINING LOT 1 ON W SIDEOF E SIDE OF S PART OF LOT19 OR SEC 21 & LOT 20 OR SEC22 T15S R9W, LESS 1/2Ω ACSOLD TO CORNELIA BROUS-SARD (#169318 463-410).~
* * *0301053700.00, MMccAArrtthhuurr,,
NNooaahh CC eett aall, Certify No.71788518801026368674, % LeishaCollins, 727 Rosalie St, LakeCharles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $9.46 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 1.66 ACS.UND 1/4 INT IN THE FOLLTRACT : TRACT I: LOT 4 OFMILES & MATHILDA BARTIEEST OF W/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14SR8W (#164710 439-556) (#164679439-556)(#213854 693-167)(JUDG EULA B MCARTHER#225649 743-731) BRAD SMCARTHER 1/11, KATRINA HMCARTHUR 1/11, BRENDA MBLOUNT 1/11, JAMES RMCARTHUR 1/11, LEISHA AMCARTHUR 1/11, KEVIN LMCARTHUR 1/11, TODD EMCARTHUR 1/11, TAMMY FMCARTHUR 1/11, DEADRA RMCARTHUR 1/11, NOAH CMCARTHUR 1/11, JOANN VMCARTHUR 1/11~
* * *0301060600.00, MMoouuttoonn,,
RRoobbeerrtt LL, Certify No.71788518801026368711, 2107Auburn Street, Savannah, GA31404
TAXES OWED $14.13 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.56 ACS.UND 1/7 INT IN THE FOLL: LOT3 OF MILES H & MATHILDABARTIE EST A DIV OF W/2 NE/4SEC 29 T14S R8W (#98298)(#216532 703-854) UND 1/7 INTIN THE FOLL: BEG ON S LINESEC 30 T14S R8W AT A PT 733-1/3 FT W OF SE COR OFSW/4SE/4 SEC 30 T14S R8W, N1980 FT, W 146-2/3 FT, S 1980 FT,E 146-2/3 FT TO PT OF BEGCONTG 6-2/3 ACS (.9514 AC INT)(#204038 643-188) UNDIVIDED1/6 INTEREST IN THE FOL-LOWING TRACT: BEGINNINGON SOUTH LINE OF SECTION30, T14S R8W, A S A PT 586-2/3FEET WEST OF SOUTHEASTCORNER OF SW/4SE/4 SEC-TION 30, T14S R8W, THENNORTH 1980 FT, WEST 146-2/3FT, SOUTH 1980 FT, THEN EAST146-2/3 FT TO PT OF BEG,CONTG 6-2/3 ACS MORE ORLESS. (1.1111 AC INT) (#253374869-426)~
* * *0301079900.00, SSmmiitthh,,
KKeevviinn, Certify No.71788518801026368889, % AgnesC Bartie, 1107 5th Ave, LakeCharles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $1.73 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 99/21384 INT (OR0.00463 INT) IN THE FOLL DESTRACT: LOT 2 MILES H &MATHILDA BARTIE EST OFW/2NE/4 SEC 29 T14S R8W,CONT 6.653 ACS (0.03080 ACINT) (PARTN #98298 187-469)(SUCC HENRY CRAWFORDBARTIE #154111 391-142) (SUCCHENRY CRAWFORD BARTIE#191584 575-408) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197721 609-625)(SALE FROM SUCC OF OLIVIABARTIE FONTENOT #197722609-628) (SALE FROM SUCC OFOLIVIA BARTIE FONTENOT#197723 609-631) (SALE FROMSUCC OF OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #197724 609-634)(SUCC OLIVIA BARTIEFONTENOT #201089 627-558)(JUDICIAL BILL OF SALEFROM SUCC HENRY CRAW-FORD BARTIE FOR ROLANDMOUTON #204038 643-188) UND33/7128 INTEREST IN THE FOL-LOWING TRACT: UND 1/7INTEREST IN THE FOLL: BEGON S LINE OF SEC 30 T14S R8WAT A PT 733-1/3 FT W OF SE COROF SW/4SE/4 SEC 30 T14S R8W,N 1980 FT, W 146-2/3 FT, S 1980FT, E 146-2/3 FT TO PT OF BEGCONTG 6-2/3 ACS (.0044 AC INT)(#204038 643-188 JOHN CASSMOUTON EST)
* * *0400004000.00 BBaarrrrooww,,
RRiicckkyy DD && MMiicchheellllee Certify No.71788518801026369152, 936Dolby St, Lake Charles, LA 70607
TAXES OWED $104.22 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 1 & 2 PRAIRIE ACRESSUB, LOC IN SEC 21 T12S R8W(#223551 733-114) [1983 MAGNO-LIA 14 X 80 - SER #GDVKM5278310272 - WILLOWLANE & MCCAIN ROAD](IMMOBILIZATION #253875 871-592) (FROM ROBERT L HEBERTJR & ROBIN #253786 871-593,CORRECTION #254925 876-76)~
* * *0400017560.00 CCoonnssoollee,,
NNiicchhoollaass TT && MMyyrrttiiss Certify No.71788518801026369251, 107Faulk Lane, Lake Charles, LA70607
TAXES OWED $13.65 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 4.40 ACS.TRACT 1 & 2 OF THE MRSEDNA D MARCANTEL PARTNOF A TRACT OF LAND SIT INTHE NE/4SW/4 SEC 30 T12SR8W, PER PLAT BK 5 PG 31 [4.40
ACS - CL III] (#158991 411-427:DONATION FROM EDNADEMARETS MARCANTEL)(#158992 411-431: PARTITIONOF PROPERTY) (#273930 943-352: JUDGMENT OF POSSES-SION FOR SUCCESSION OFJOSEPH M MARCANTEL)(#274144 944-78: AFFIDAVIT OFPOSSESSION BY VIVIAN COR-BELLO & OPAL VINCENT)(#274359 944-601: FROMVERDIE ARLENE MARCANTE LDOUGLAS) (#285716 984-22:CORRECTION OF CASH SALE#274359 944-601 TO CHANGEDESC)
* * *0400034120.00 FFoouurrnneerraatt,,
MMiicchhaaeell GG && SSaannddyy Certify No.71788518801026369404, 114Kathy Lane, Lake Charles, LA70607
TAXES OWED $117.85 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.459 ACS.COM AT THE NW COR OF LOT25 OF STORM HAVEN SUB, ASUB AS PER PLAT BK 5 PG 40; N00 DEG 16 MIN 11 SEC W, 100FT; N 89 DEG 45 MIN E, 200 FT;S 00 DEG 16 MIN 11 SEC E, 100FT TO THE NE COR OF LOT 25OF SD SUB; S 89 DEG 45 MIN W,ALONG THE N LINE OF SD LOT25, 200 FT, TO THE PT OF COM[0.458 ACS - CL III] (#288458 992-565: PLAT OF PROPERTY FORMICHAEL G & SANDRA BFOURNERAT) (#288714 993-302:FROM PAUL EMILE & EDNAEARLE HALE TOERNER)~
* * *0400057925.00 LLeeDDoouuxx,, EErriicc
PP Certify No.7178851880102639596, 130 EastHarbor Dr, Lake Charles, LA70607
TAXES OWED $649.17 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 46 OF ISMAY HARBORSUB, A SUB PER PLAT #242301,W/IMPS (#285956 984-662: FROMISMAY HARBOR INC) (#285957984-666: FROM BRYAN JEF-FERY & TONYA MICHELLE LPRIOLA)~
* * *0400060200.00 LLoonntthhiieerr,,
DDaanniieell Certify No.71788518801026369602, 236Benoit Rd, Bell City, LA 70630
TAXES OWED $3.43 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.154 ACS.UND 1/4 INT IN THE FOLL DESPROP: COM 1235 FT E OF NWCOR AND ON THE N LINE OFLOT 5 OF JOHN D HEBERT ESTSUCC SUB OF THE NE/4NE/4SEC 18 T12S R8W, E ALONG NLINE OF LOT 5 151.4 FT, M/L,TO W LINE OF PUB RD R/W, S175.9 FT, M/L, ALONG SD PUBRD R/W TO SE COR OF LOT 5, W152.5 FT, M/L TO PT S OF THEPT OF COM, N 175.9 FT, M/L, TOPT OF COM, SUB TO PUB RDR/W OFF S SIDE (#221024 720-358).~
* * *0400062900.00 MMccCCoommbbss,,
MMaarrkk CC && CCyynntthhiiaa Certify No.71788518801026369633, %Samuel D & Debra C Sartain, 134Sandpiper Lane, Lake Charles, LA70607
TAXES OWED $462.93 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
N/2 LOT 20 OF PELICANPOINT - PART 3, A SUB OF SEC21 T12S R9W, AS PER PLAT BK 6PG 5 (#231568 771-463). {HOUSESIT ON N/2 LOT 20} S 60 FT OFLOT 19 OF PELICAN POINTSUB, PART 3, A SUB IN SEC 21T12S R9W, W/IMPS (#228745 756-886) (CORR #228744 756-883)(FROM JAMES T TRIMBLE#244432 831-505)~
* * *0400063900.00 MMeecchhee,,
KKeennnneetthh WW.. && AAllllyyssoonn CertifyNo. 71788518801026369640, 141Sandpiper Lane, Lake Charles,La. 70607
TAXES OWED $758.51 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
COM AT THE SE COR OFLOT 18 OF PELICAN POINTSUB, PART 2, A SUB IN SEC 21T12S R9W; N 60.0 FT FOR A PTOF BEG; N 30.0 FT, E 25.0 FT, N38.6 FT, W 167.5 FT, S 68.6 FT, E142.5 FT TO THE PT OF BEG(#233141 778-198) (CORREC-TION FROM ERVIN RICHARD#250992 859-308) (CORRECTIONFROM GENE D REESE #250993859-309) N 30 FT OF S 60 FT LOT18 PELICAN POINT SUB PART2, A SUB IN SEC 21 T12S R9W,PER PLAT #200003 622-521;CORR #219447 712-452 (FROMJERRY & PERLA GOOS #246821841-195) (#276158 950-243: COR-RECTION FROM JERRY &PERLA GOOS)~IMPS.
* * *0400068120.00 NNaasshh,,
RRaammoonnaa LLyynnnn HHeebbeerrtt CertifyNo. 71788518801026369701, 126Beau Chemin Rd, Lake Charles,LA 70607
TAXES OWED $10.28 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 2.976 ACS.COM AT THE SE COR OF LOT 6OF MOISE LEBLEU SUB OFFRL SEC 2 AND LOTS 1 & 2 OFFRL SEC 11 T12S R9W; FROMSD PT OF COM, N’LY ALONG ELINE OF LOT 6 198.3 FT, W’LY219.67 FT; N’LY 198.3 FT TO A PTON THE S R/W LINE OF BON-NIE LANE; W’LY ALONG S R/WLINE OF BONNIE LANE,162.065 FT; S’LY 198.3 FT; W’LY109.830 FT; S’LY 198.3 FT TOTHE S LINE OF LOT 6; E’LY491.565 FT ALONG S LINE OFLOT 6 TO BEG (LESS 1.00 ACSTO PATRICIA W BARNES,W/IMPS #258929 891-841)(DATION EN PAIEMENT FROMPATRICIA W BARNES FOR 1.00ACS #265608 912-690) (LESS1.00 ACS TO RICKY L & MARYMARGARET L BEARD W/IMPS#276842 953-188) (1.976 ACS -CLASS III) (COMMUNITY PROP-ERTY SETTLEMENT WITHRICHARD HEBERT #252896 867-34) COM AT THE SE COR OFLOT 6 OF THE MOISE LEBLEUSUB OF FRL SEC 2 AND LOTS 1& 2 OF FRL SEC 11 T12S R9W,PER PLAT BK H PG 462; THENFROM SD PT OF COM N ALONGE LINE OF LOT 6, 198.3 FT; W
219.67 FT; S 198.3 FT, E 219.67FT TO THE PT OF COM (1.00ACS - CL III) (#276842 953-188:FROM RAMONA LYNN BERG-ERON NASH) (#279518 961-759:ASSUMPTION DEED FROMMARY L BEARD TO RICKY LBEARD) (#282628 972-813:DATION EN PAIEMENT FROMRICKY L BEARD)
* * *0400070501.00 NNuunneezz,, KKiimm
Certify No.71788518801026369756, 132Quinn Lane, Bell City, LA 70630
TAXES OWED $464.64 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
HOUSE LOC @ 132 QUINNLANE FROM DINAH LANDRY~
* * *0400074150.00 PPhhaarrrr,, DDaavviidd
PPaattrriicckk Certify No.71788518801026369800, P O Box7635, Lake Charles, LA 70606
TAXES OWED $256.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1.00 ACS. N1 AC OF THE FOLL DES PROP:FORM NW COR OF SEC 30 T12SR8W, S ALONG THE W LINE OFSEC 30, 2,662 FT, M/L TO THEPT OF BEG; S ALONG THE WLINE OF SEC 30, 1,317 FT, M/L,TO THE S LINE OF THENW/4SW/4 SEC 30; E ALONGTHE S LINE OF THE NW/4SW/4SEC 30, 240.5 FT, M/L; N PRL TOTHE W LINE OF SEC 30, 1,317FT, M/L; W PRL TO THE N LINEOF THE NW/4SW/4 SEC 30, 240.5FT, M/L, TO THE PT OF BEG(#276423 951-69: FROM MYRLEGEORGE HEBERT, ELDISHEBERT, DEBET GUILLORY,WANDA DUHON, MYLESHEBERT, & TINA HEBDON~
* * *0400097601.00 WWaattssoonn,,
LLiinnddaa JJooyyccee Certify No.71788518801026365840, CertifyNo. 71788518801026369923, 3610Joan St Lake Charles, LA 70605
TAXES OWED $290.42 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 7 BLK “C” BONNETERRE SUBDIVISION, A SUB INSEC 6 T12S R8W, PER PLAT 897-897 (#273598 942-474: FROMCALCASIEU LAKE DEVELOP-MENT COMPANY LLC) (#289724996-882: COMMUNITY PROPER-TY SETTLEMENT WITH BUR-TIS WAYNE MCLEOD)~
* * *0401002700.00 BBaarrbbeerr,,
AAllbbeerrtt Certify No.71788518801026369978, %SidneyL Barber, P O Box 340, Brusly, LA70719
TAXES OWED $23.92 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .90 ACS. ANUND 1/44 INT IN NW/4NE/4 SEC6 T12S R6W. (FROM AUGUSTLEDOUX EST)~
* * *0401005700.00 BBiigg LLaakkee SSiixx
Certify No.71788518801026370004, 1509 SHuntington St, Sulphur, LA 70663
TAXES OWED $2116.57WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
LOT 5 & N 10 FT OF LOT 6BLK 2 HEBERT SUMMERPLACE OF PART OF LOTS 25 &26 T12S R9W (#187828 556-782)(#201179 628-153). (#212042 683-139).~IMPS.
* * *0401008100.00 BBrraannttlleeyy,,
LLaawwrreennccee HH Certify No.71788518801026370011, 105Sheldon Rd, Ithaca, NY 14850
TAXES OWED $54.66 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.50 ACS.UND 1/4 INT IN UND 10 AC INTIN E/2W/2NW/4 SEC 12 T12SR9W (#103342 201-588)~
* * *0401010100.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
OOddeelloonn WW Certify No.71788518801026370042, % EdgarT Broussard, 1102 N State St,Jennings, LA 70546
TAXES OWED $305.80 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 17 BLK 5 HEBERT SUM-MER PLACE OF PART OF LOTS25 & 26 T12S R9W. (#192576 581-275 WILLIAM E BROUSSARD &ELAINE UND 1/2 INT TOEDGAR L BROUSSARD ANDMARJORIE & INC IN THISASS’T) (#232421 775-219 COMMPROP SETT FOR EDGAR TBROUSSARD & SANDRA P -EDGAR GETS THIS PROP & INCIN THIS ASS’T).~IMPS.
* * *0401019000.00 CCrriiggllooww,,
DDoonnaalldd RR Certify No.71788518801026370080, 1625Watkins St, Lake Charles, LA70601
TAXES OWED $4.61 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1.749375ACS. UND 1/2 INT IN THE FOLLDES PROP: UND 75% INT INTHE FOLL: UND 1/2 INT IN THEFOLL: UND 9.33 ACS INT INTHE FOLL: N/2NW/4 SEC 18T12S R8W (#92452) (T/SALE#208812 665-563). (SUCCALFRED JAY MORAN TOALFRED J MORAN JR, MAL-COLM C MORAN & MARSDEN LMORAN - 1/3 INT EACH & INCIN THIS ASS’T #238977 809-69)(QUITCLAIM DEED FROMHABCO REALTY #257658 887-537)~
* * *0401026440.00 EEPPRR LLLLCC
Certify No.71788518801026370141, 825 RyanSt 2nd Floor, Lake Charles, LA70601
TAXES OWED $1758.30WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
TRACT “P” LOC IN SECS 31& 32 T12S R9W CONT 35.2539ACS OR 1,535,661 SQ FT PERPLAT ATTACHED TO DEED[FOR COMPLETE DES OFTRACT “P”, SEE DEED] (#267977921-477: FROM CALCASIEULAKE DEVELOPMENT COMPA-NY) (#282616 972-791: CORREC-TION OF #267977 TO CONVEYRIGHT OF ACCESS AND R/W)(#282617 972-793: SALE ORINTEREST IN EPR LLC BYMEMBERS) (#289133 994-550:LESS LOTS 1, 2 & 3 OUT OFTRACT P CONT 14.18 ACS TOARCHERA VENTURE CAPITAL
LLC)~* * *
0401027800.00 FFoonntteennoott,,BBeennjjaammiinn CCoorreeyy Certify No.71788518801026370165, 4404Canal St - Apt 403, Lake Charles,LA 70605
TAXES OWED $13.65 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.55 ACS.BENJAMIN COREY FONTENOT- SEPARATE PROPERTY: UND1/4 INT IN THE FOLL DESPROP: TRACT 5 OF EDNA MAR-CANTEL PARTN OF TRACTCOM AT NW COR OF NE/4SW/4SEC 30 T12S R8W, THEN E ON40 LINE, 601.1 FT, S 0DEG10MIN E ON OLD FENCE LINE;803.3 FT; THEN N 89DEG 06MINW ON OLD FENCE LINE 606.54FT, TO CENTER OF FAULK RD& W 40 LINE THEN N 0DEG14MIN E ON CENTER LINE OFFAULK RD & 40 LINE 796.1 FTTO PT OF COM W/IMPS(#158991 411-427) (#158992 411-431). (#264586 909-521: JUDG-MENT OF POSSESSION FORSUCCESSION OF EDNA MFONTENOT) (#273930 943-352:JUDGMENT OF POSSESSIONFOR SUCCESSION OF JOSEPHM MARCANTEL)~
* * *0401032700.00 GGrraannggeerr,,
PPaattssyy AAnnnn EEsstt Certify No.71788518801026370226, %Nanette McFerrin, Rt 2 Box 103,Greensburg, LA 70441
TAXES OWED $23.92 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.909 ACS.UND 1/11 INT IN THE FOLL: S10 ACS ON E END OF W/2 LOT25, SEC 41 T12S R9W; (#149792371-747). [0.909 ACS - CL III](AFFIDAVIT OFDEATH & HEIRSHIP OF PHILE-MON H & ALINE COMEAUXGRANGER AND THEIR HEIRS#260579 896-821: PHILIP JGRANGER WAS MARRIED TOLORENA TALBERT; HIS HEIRIS: PATSY GRANGER WHO ISNOW DECEASED WITH NOCHILDREN)~
* * *0401041900.00 JJooiinneerr,,
MMeecciillllee EEssttaattee Certify No.7 1 7 8 8 5 1 8 8 0 1 0 2 6 3 7 0 3 2 5 ,%Calcasieu Lake Developement,210 South Ryan St, Lake Charles,LA 70601
TAXES OWED $23.92 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .909 ACS.UND 1/11 INT IN THE FOLL: S10 ACS OF LAND ON E END OFW/2 LOT 25 SEC 41 T12S R9W(#158112 407-277). [0.909 ACS -CL III] (AFFIDAVIT OF DEATH& HEIRSHIP OF PHILEMON H& ALINE COMEAUX GRANGERAND THEIR HEIRS #260579 896-821; MECILLE GRANGER JOIN-ER WAS MARRIED TO O MJOINER AND IS DECEASED -HER HEIRS ARE: BUDDY JOIN-ER, WHO IS ALSO DECEASED &ALINE JOINER BICKLEY) (FLO-RENCE ALINE JOINER BICK-LEY SOLD 10 ACS IN SEC 26 12-9 TO CALCASIEU LAKE DEVEL-OPMENT COMPANY #261595899-880)~
* * *0401047326.00 LLeeBBlleeuu,,
SSiimmeeoonn eett aall Certify No.71788518801026370370, % BettyLeBleu, 8882 Gulf Hwy, LakeCharles, LA 70607
TAXES OWED $1.74 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.2297 ACS.UND 1% INT IN ALL OF THEFOLL DES PROP: 7.0925 ACS ININD IN W/2W/2NW/4 SEC 12T12S R9W, THIS TRACT CONT39.90 ACS. 1.193 ACS IN IND INS 11.93 ACS M/L OF LOT 8 OFMOISE LEBLEU SUB OF FRLSEC 2 & LOTS 1 & 2 FRL SEC 11,T12S R9W THIS PROP DES ASCONTG 15-1/2 ACS. 3.999 ACSIN IND IN E/2W/2NE/4 SEC 12T12S R9W, CONTG 39.99 ACSM/L. A PAR OF LAND CONTG10.6825 ACS IN IND OF THEFOLL DES AS TRACTS (A) & (B):(A) LOTS 1 & 2 OF LESSINHEBERT SUB OF SW/4NE/4,NW/4SE/4, NE/4SW/4 &SE/4NW/4 SEC 13, T12S R9W, ASPER PLAT BK L PG 99, LOT 1CONTG 26.25 ACS, LOT 2CONTG 29.37 ACS. (B) 24-1/2ACS ON N END OF THE FOLL:BEG AT SE COR OF NW/4SE/4,THEN W 3-1/2 ACS; N 14 ACS, E3-1/2 ACS; S TO PT OF BEG INSEC 13 T12S R9W, ALSO A R/W15 FT WIDE FROM A PRIVATERD FOR THE USE OF SD 24-1/2ACS ON W SIDE OF SDREMAINING STRIP HEREIN-ABOVE DES IN ORDER TOREACH THE PUB RD. THESETRACTS (A) & (B) CONTAINS80.12 ACS M/L (#126171 279-711)(#137151 319-218). (SUCC AMAN-DA L LEBLEU #248279 848-549)(SUCC SIMEON LEBLEU JR#248280 848- 554) (SUCC SIME-ON LEBLEU JR #252213 864-338) (TAX SALE FROM VICKILEBLEU REDMON ET AL - 100%#264806 909-858) (#269893 928-194 REDEMPTION CERTIFI-CATE FROM HOWARDROMERO) VICKI LEBLEU RED-MON - UND 1/2Ω INT; SIMEONLEBLEU III - UND 1/2Ω INT(#278606 959-465: PLAT MAPFOR SEC 13 12-9) (#278607 959-467: PLAT MAP FOR SECS 11 &12 12-9) (#292747 1003-456: TAXSALE OF 99% FROM SIMEONLEBLEU ET AL TO SELEDIASANDERS)
* * *0401049400.00 LLiinnkk,, GGeerraalldd
JJoosseepphh && DDeebboorraahh Certify No.71788518801026370455, 3720Albemarle, Lake Charles, LA70605
TAXES OWED $1.74 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 1/2 INT IN UND 1/6 INTIN LOT 36-A PELICAN POINTSUB, PART 4, A SUB OF SEC 21T12S R9W (#223926 735-1)(#237341 800-892)~
* * *0401060800.00 NNeewweellll,, EEvvaa
JJaannee BB Certify No.71788518801026370530, 226 WHale, Lake Charles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $662.82 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 2.5875 ACS.
E/4 OF THE FOLL: LOT 1 ORSE/4NE/4 SEC 15 T12S R8W,PARTN OF VALSAINT BLAN-CHARD HRS (#172286 479-338).(#215048 698-811) (LESS 1.18ACS TO LESTER BOURQUE#215110 699-64) (LESS .845 ACSTO DANNY & ANITA KINGHAM#235608 789-886) (CORR #245825836-443) (LESS .845 ACS TODANNY & ANITA KINGHAM#243639 827-503) (LESS .8448ACS TO MARK SCOTT &DAPHNE CREEL #245284 834-530) (LESS .84 ACS TO MARKSCOTT & DAPHNE CREEL#248540 849-182) (LESS 1.9877ACS TO RANDALIN CRAIN#254634 874-551) (LESS 1.00 ACSTO BENJAMIN ROSS & KRISTINICOLE WASSON PRIMEAUX#287537 989-421)~
* * *0401081600.00 TThhiibbooddeeaauuxx,,
LLeeoo Certify No.71788518801026370745, 222 EastParkway, Lake Charles, LA 70605
TAXES OWED $633.75 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 2.473 ACS.COM 665.94 FT W OF SE COR OFNE/4 SEC 15 T12S R8W AND N 0DEG 18 MIN 31 SEC E 677 FTFOR PT OF COM; S 89 DEG 58MIN 43 SEC W 332.97 FT M/L, N0 DEG 17 MIN 42 SEC E 323.5 FT,N 89 DEG 58 MIN 43 SEC E332.97 FT M/L, S 0 DEG 18 MIN31 SEC W 323.5 FT TO PT OFCOM W/IMPS (#172286 479-338)(#200704 625-790). (#215048 698-811).~
* * *0401084900.00 VViiaattoorr,, SStteevvee
eett aall Certify No.71788518801026370769, 111Heron St, Big Lake, LA 70607
TAXES OWED $75.49 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 23.72 ACS.1.995 ACS IN IND INW/2W/2NW/4 SEC 12 T12S R9WCONTG 39.90 ACS. 2.386 ACS ININD OF S 11.93 ACS OF LOT 8OF MOISE LEBLEU SUB OFFRL SEC 2 & LOTS 1 & 2 OF FRLSEC 11, T12S R9W, THIS PROPOFTEN DES AS CONTG 15-1/2ACS. 11.3225 ACS IN IND INE/2W/2NE/4 SEC 12 T12S R9WCONTG 39.99 ACS M/L. A PARCONTG 8.012 ACS IN IND OFTHE FOLL DES AS (A) & (B): (A)LOTS 1 & 2 OF LESSIN HEBERTSUB OF SW/4NE/4, NW/4SE/4,NE/4SW/4 & SE/4NW/4 SEC 13T12S R9W, (BK L PG 99) LOT 1CONTG 26.25 ACS, LOT 2CONTG 29.37 ACS. (B) 24-1/2ACS ON N END OF THE FOLL:BEG AT SE COR OF NW/4SE/4;THEN W 3-1/2 ACS; N 14 ACS; E3-1/2 ACS; S TO PT OF BEG, SEC13 T12S R9W, ALSO A R/W 15 FTWIDE FROM A PRIVATE RD FORTHE USE OF SD 24-1/2 ACS ONW SIDE OF SD REMAININGSTRIP ABOVE DES IN ORDERTO REACH THE PUB RD.THESE TRACTS (A) & (B) CONT80.12 ACS (#137151 319-218)(#177957 506-27 #177117 502-115#177283 502-612 #178557 509-44)(#190503 569- 736) (AFFID OFDEATH & HEIRSHIP OF MARIELEGER #235113 787-805) (SUCCOF MARIE LEGER #235114 787-806) (SUCC OF MARIE LEGER#248281 848-559) (#272260 937-589: DAVID M VIATOR’S UNDINT TO STEVEN P VIATOR ASHIS SEP PROP) (#278606 959-465: PLAT MAP FOR SEC 13 12-9( (#278607 959-467: PLAT MAPFOR SECS 11 & 12 12-9) STEVENP VIATOR - 1342/2520, KEVINTHOMAS VIATOR - 671/2520,ELTON MIER - 1/48, ABBIEMIER - 1/48, WILLIE VENABLE -1/48, CLARICE ROYER - 1/48,SHERRY VIDRINE - 11/120, SAN-DRA KING - 11/420
* * *0500003651.00 BBeennooiitt,, LLeerrooyy
JJ && VVeerrnnaa MM Certify No.71788518801026370783, 2536Teal St, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $61.49 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 43, 44 & 45 BLK 1 UNIT2 OF HOLLY BEACH, A SUB OFPART OF SECS 10, 11 & 12 T15SR11W; CAMP LOC @ 2418 MAL-LARD ST, HOLLY BEACH, LA(#193362 584-794 {IMPS-NO H/S:1600 AV} (#282359 971-535 FROMPAMELA BOUILLION ET AL)~
* * *0500006050.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
GGeerraalldd Certify No.71788518801026370813, P O Box571, Maurice, LA 70555
TAXES OWED $40.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 20 AND THE WEST 20FEET OF LOT 21 BLK 3 UNIT 1AND THE EAST 15 FEET OFLOT 21 BLK 3 UNIT 1 OF SECS10-12 T15S R11W HOLLY BEACHSUB W/IMPS (#221611 723-729)(#268248 922-319 FROMWILBERT & LENA DUHON)(#269195 925-876 FROMWILBERT & LENA DUHON)(#286471 986-186 DATION ENPAIEMENT FROM JERRY PAULBROUSSARD ) (#287156 988-142CORRECTION)~
* * *0500014376.00 GGuuiillbbeeaauuxx
FFaammiillyy IInnvveessttmmeennttss LL CertifyNo. 71788518801026370868% Rodney J Guilbeaux III, 2312Augustine St, Sulphur, LA 70663
TAXES OWED $1.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**UNDERWATER** 99%INTEREST IN ALL THE FOLLPROP PER T/SALE #270039:THE W 50 FT TO PROP DES ASBEG AT A PT ON N SIDE OF PUBR/W AT A PT WHERE W LINE OFE/2 OF FRAC SEC 44 T15S R13W,INTERSECTS, E 150 FT, N 150FT, W 150 FT, S 150 FT TO PT OFBEG, W/CAMP (#142531 339-792,#172158 478-570). (#270039 928-484 TAX SALE FROM IRENE GLANCON) 1% INTEREST IN ALLTHE FOLL PER T/SALE #270039:THE W 50 FT TO PROP DES ASBEG AT A PT ON N SIDE OF PUBR/W AT A PT WHERE W LINE OFE/2 OF FRAC SEC 44 T15S R13W,INTERSECTS, E 150 FT, N 150FT, W 150 FT, S 150 FT TO PT OFBEG, W/CAMP (#142531 339-792,#172158 478-570). (#270039 928-484 TAX SALE - LESS 99% TORODNEY GUILBEAUX & ASS’D
Cont. on Pg. 10
LEGAL NOTICESCont. from Pg. 8
TO HIM) (#272031 936-474 SALEFROM IRENE LANCON) (JOPANNETTE T GUILBEAUX#278369 958-352) (#290118 997-723 AMD JOP ANNETTE GUIL-BEAUX) RODNEY GUILBEAUXJR 1/2Ω, ANALEE G GREGORY1/10, GISELE G PUCKETT 1/10,DENISE G DONAHOE 1/10,RODNEY GUILBEAUX III 1/10,JAMES B GUILBEAUX SR 1/10(#290007 997-498 EXCHANGEBETWEEN RODNEY GUIL-BEAUX JR & GUILBEAUX FAM-ILY INVESTMENTS LLC) MEM-BERSHIP FOR GUILBEAUXFAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC:RODNEY JOHN GUILBEAUX -65.00% RODNEY JOHN GUIL-BEAUX III - 7.00% ANALEELUCILLE GUILBEAUX GREGO-RY - 7.00% GISELE MARE GUIL-BEAUX PUCKETT - 7.00%DENISE ANN GUILBEAUXDONAHOE - 7.00% JAMES BUR-NELL GUILBEAUX SR - 7.00%
* * *0500015500.00 HHeebbeerrtt,,
JJeerroommee && AAnnttooiinneettttee CertifyNo. 71788518801026370943, P OBox 405, Hackberry, LA 70645
TAXES OWED $28.72 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**LESS 1/1000 OF 1% PERT/SALE #292748** LOT 40 & E 10FT OF LOT 41 SD PIECE OFLAND MEAS 10’ X 50’DEEP BLK5 UNIT 1 HOLLY BCH SUB OFSEC 10-12 T15S R11W (#184844543-43) (#292748 1003-458 LESS1/1000 OF 1% PER T/SALE TOLEE MALLETT & ASS’D TOHIM)~
* * *0500016000.00 HHoollllyy BBeeaacchh
MMootteell LLLLCC Certify No.71788518801026370950, %Mahesh Galal, 400 Texas St,Shreveport, LA 71101
TAXES OWED $37.67 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
THAT CERT TRACT OR PAR-CEL OF LAND LOC AND DES ASBEG AT A PT 170-1/2 FT S OF NWCOR OF BLK 1 UNIT 1 OFHOLLY BEACH SUB IN SECS 10& 11 T15S R11W, AS PER PLAT#25543 1-65, S ALONG W LINEOF BLK 1 UNIT 1 179-1/2 FT; ETO E LINE OF BLK 1 UNIT 1 150FT; W TO A PT SUFFICIENTDIST FROM E LINE OF BLK 1UNIT 1 THAT A LINE WHENRUN N & S WILL BE 6 INCHESW OF A CERT WATER WELL; N29-1/2 FT; W TO PT OF BEG,W/IMPS (#223254 731-695)(#288652 993-122 FROM ELRICK& BETTY TAYLOR)~
* * *0500019500.00 LLaanngguuee,,
JJoosseepphh && GGeenneevvaa Certify No.71788518801026371001, 282Peavy Rd, Leesville, LA 71446
TAXES OWED $8.20 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.109 ACS.COM 104 FT N OF SE COR OFTRACT H OF THE PARTN SURVOF WHITAKER & WEBB,#194239, N 46 FT, W 104 FT, S 46FT, E 104 FT TO PT OF BEG,CONT 0.109 ACS, M/L (#209864671-17).~
* * *0500021300.00 MMccGGeeee,,
MMaaggnnuuss YYiieevveess EEsstt Certify No.71788518801026361019, %Geneva Langue, 282 Peavy Rd,Leesville, LA 71446
TAXES OWED $4.93 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
BEG AT INTER OF N LINEOF PUB HWY WITH E LINE OFW/2 OF FRL SEC 8 OR LOT 57T15S R12W, FROM SD PT OFBEG RUN W ALONG N LINE OFPUB RD 104.35 FT, RUN N PRLWITH W LINE OF FRL SEC 8 ORLOT 57, 104.35 FT, RUN IN E DIRPRL WITH N LINE OF SD PUBRD 104.35 FT, RUN S ALONG ELINE OF W/2 SEC 8 OR LOT 57104.35 FT TO PT OF BEG.(#114848 238-237). (#211700 681-495) (#211701 681-496). GENEVAMCGEE 1/2, PATRICIA ANNMCGEE 1/12, MAGNUS WAYNEMCGEE 1/12, JOSEPH RLANGUE 1/6, JOHN MCGEE1/12, & JANINE MCGEE 1/12.~
* * *0500024015.00 PPeellooqquuiinn,,
SShheeiillaa MM Certify No.71788518801026361071, 2431Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, LA70631
TAXES OWED $20.52 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**BUSINESS KNOW ASCAJUN PASS THRU** 1 COM-MERCIAL LOT - THE BOUND-ARY BEING A LINE RUNNING E& W LOCATED HALFWAYBETWEEN THE 2 BUILDINGSPER SETTLEMENT #237380 801-115 (#279272 960-902 WILLIAM LBADON TO SCOTTY J BADON)(#279933 962-770 SCOTTYBADON TO SHEILA PELO-QUIN)~
* * *0500024017.00 PPeellooqquuiinn,,
SShheeiillaa MM Certify No.71788518801026361088, 2431Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, LA70631
TAXES OWED $81.99 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 9, 10, 53 & 54 BLK 2UNIT 2 HOLLY BEACH, A SUBOF PART OF SECS 10-12 T15SR11W, W/IMPS (#227773 752-424). (DATION FROM WILLIS J& ROSELLA VINCENT #244559831-889) (FROM JOSEPH C TAL-BOT #245175 834-150) (#287240988-455 SUCC OF KENNETH DPELOQUIN)~
* * *0500024020.00 PPeellooqquuiinn,,
SShheeiillaa MM Certify No.71788518801026361095, 2431Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, LA70631
TAXES OWED $40.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 11 & 12 OF BLK 2 UNIT2 HOLLY BEACH A SUB OFPART OF SECS 10,11 & 12 T15SR11W. (#144873) (#200396 624-596). (#256416 882-307 A BOOKTO P STYRON) (#256226 881-408FROM A. BOOK) (#287240 988-455 SUCC OF KENNETH D
PELOQUIN)~* * *
0500024021.00 PPeellooqquuiinn,,SShheeiillaa MM Certify No.71788518801026361101, 2431Gulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, LA70631
TAXES OWED $81.99 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 3, 4 & 62 BLK 3 UNIT 1HOLLY BCH SUB OF SEC 10-12T15S R11W W/IMPS. (#138559324-609) (#220025 714-769)(#250514 857-289) (#250513 857-292) (#261444 899-547 #262858904-174 #262960 904-442)(#265728 913-226 FROM TEDBERTRAND & BRENDA) LOT 5BLK 3 UNIT 1 HOLLY BEACH ASUB OF PART OF SECS 10,11, &12 T15S R11W. (#118946 253-93)(#225949 744-869) (FROM CSEMMES #277048 953-643)(#289110 994-501 FROM JOSEPH& STEPHANIE BOONE)~
* * *0500024501.00 RRaacchhaall,,
EEddggaarr JJ && RReebbaa GG Certify No.71788518801026361118, 209 RedRose Dr, Sulphur, LA 70663
TAXES OWED $194.19 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
BUSINESS KNOWN ASTRAILS’ END AND PROPERTYDES AS: N 150 FT OF BLK 1UNIT 1 HOLLY BEACH SUB OFSECS 10 & 11 T15S R11W PERPLAT #255432 (#262015 901-17)~
* * *0500031985.00 TTrraahhaann,,
HHeelleenn Certify No.71788518801026361200, 6878 CGulf Beach Hwy, Cameron, LA70631
TAXES OWED $40.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .4997 ACS.ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT ORPARCEL OF LAND SIT INJOHNSON BAYOU TO WIT: BEGAT A PT 626.1 FT NORTH OFTHE SW CORNER OF LOT 1 OFTHE PLAT OF SURV OF THEPARTN OF THE A J BILLEAUDEST OF THE W/2SE/4 & E/2SW/4SEC 11 T15S R14W, THEN E104.3 FT, THEN N 208.7 FT,THEN W 104.3 FT, THEN S 208.7FT TO THE PT OF BEG (THISPROP IS NORTH OF PORTIONOF LAND OF CHRIS & AMANDALEGER PURCHASED #250962)(R/W GRANTED - SEE DEED)(#270542 930-304 FROM ROYBILLIEAUD)~
* * *0500032100.00 TTrraahhaann,,
HHuubbeerrtt JJ && Certify No.71788518801026361217, PatriciaL Head, 219 Bruno St, Abbeville,LA 70510
TAXES OWED $30.38 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 36 & S/2 LOT 29 BLK 3UNIT 1, HOLLY BCH SUB OFPART OF SEC 10, 11 & 12 T15SR11W (#182523 529-645).(T/SALE #218170 708-208).(REDEMPT #222948 730-242).(FROM ELOISE LEJEUNE#260582 896-828)~
* * *0501000100.00 AAaarroonn,, FFrraannkk
((MMrrss)) Certify No.71788518801026361231, P O Box1714, LaQuinta, CA 92253
TAXES OWED $4.93 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 6 & 14 BLK 4 LOT 6BLK 11 PLEASANT BEACH SUBOF SEC 10-14 T15S R12W(#127934 286-597)~
* * *0501003300.00 BBaaddoonn,, EEaarrll
Certify No.71788518801026361279, 121314th St, Lake Charles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $26.22 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 1 BLK 34 UNIT 3 LONGBCH SUB IN SEC 27-30 T15SR13W (#179045 511-524)~
* * *0501003400.00 BBaaddoonn,,
KKeennnneetthh Certify No.71788518801026361286, 1318Ryan St, Lake Charles, LA 70601
TAXES OWED $26.22 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 3 BLK 34 UNIT 3 LONGBCH SUB OF SEC 27-30 T15SR13W (#149729 371-602)~
* * *05010070001.00 BBeennooiitt,,
LLeerrooyy && VVeerrnnaa Certify No.71788518801026361385, 2536Teal St, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $61.49 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 52, 53 & 54 BLK 4 UNIT1 HOLLY BEACH SUB OF PARTOF SECS 10, 11 & 12 T15S R11W.(#155937 398-400) (#250592 857-527) (#251754 862-598) (#281386967-464 FROM WINSTON &BONITA MADER)~
* * *0501012000.00 BBrraaqquueett,,
MMeellbbaa DDaarrbbyy Certify No.71788518801026361453, % LeeRoy Darby, P O Box 30,Arnaudville, LA 70512
TAXES OWED $1.00 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .31 ACS.UND 1/16 INT IN THE FOLL: ANUND 5 AC INT OUT OF UND 4/5INT OF UND 1/5 INT IN S/2N/2,N/2NW/4, NW/4NE/4, N/2S/2 SEC12; S/2S/2 SEC 2; N/2, N/2S/2 SEC11 T15S R15W (#211285 679-197).~
* * *0501015600.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,, IIssaaaaccJJrr eett aall Certify No.71788518801026361491, 2007Hwy 3063, Vinton, LA 70668
TAXES OWED $257.14 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 112.6146ACS. UND 1/7 INT IN UND 1/2INT IN THE FOLL: SE/4SW/4SEC 12; E/2NW/4 & SW/4NW/4SEC 13 T15S R15W (11.42 ACS)PLOT #3 OF PARTN OF NW/4SEC 9 T15S R14W (#92921) (22.88ACS) PLOT 10 TRACT 2 MAP 2OF E’RN 38 ACS OF NE/4SW/4SEC 13 T15S R14W (#90758) (5.71ACS) PLOT 17 TRACT 3 MAP 2OF SW/4SW/4 SEC 18 T15S R13W(#90758 (5.68 ACS) PLOT 26TRACT 4 MAP 3 OF SEC 17 & 18T15S R13W (#90758) (46.5 ACS)ISAAC BROUSSARD JR - UND1/3 INT; LYDIA ELLENPHILLIPS - UND 1/3 INT; MARY
A VANHAVERBEKE 1/12; DAVIDPAUL DROST 1/12; JOHNALLEN DROST 1/12; MARY KAYDROST 1/36; MATTHEW KEL-LEY DROST 1/36; CHARLESMICHAEL DROST 1/36 (#196104600-2). PLOT 50 TRACT 9 MAP 4OF N/2S/2 SEC 5 T15S R13W &N/2SW/4 SEC 4 T15S R13W(#90758) (36.20 ACS) (110.43 ACS)(#95490). ISAAC BROUSSARDJR - UND 1/3 INT (IN PLOT 50 -DOLORES MARIE LEE & LYDIAELLEN PHILLIPS - UND 1/3 INTEACH TO CRAIN BROTHERSRANCH INC #244412 831-385,#244569 831-897) PLOT 29TRACT 6 MAP 3 LESS W 22 FTBEING .66 ACS TO J ERBELD-ING & PLOT 30 TRACT 6 MAP 3SEC 8 & 17 T15S R13W (#90758)(17.914 ACS) (5.971 AC INT).PLOT 36 TRACT 7 MAP 3 OFW’LY 30.498 ACS OF NE/4SW/4SEC 8 T15S R13W (#90758) (4.357ACS) (1.4523 AC INT). PLOT 43TRACT 8 MAP 3 OFW/2SE/4NW/4 SEC 8 T15S R13W(#90758) (2.857 ACS) (.9523 ACINT). ISAAC BROUSSARD JR -UND 1/3 INT IN ABOVE TRACTS29, 30, 36 & 43. (DOLORES MLEE & LYDIA E PHILLIPS INTTO CHARLES JINKS & PAULYOUNG IN ABOVE 4 TRACTS:#222897 730-25, 222898 730-28,#223124 731-28, #223125 731-31).(#287523 989-362 AFFID OFHEIRSHIP OF DOLORES LEE &INCL IN THIS ASSM’T) (#287524989-364 JOP DOLORES B LEE &INCL IN THIS ASSM’T)
* * *0501026531.00 CChheenneeyy,,
MMiicchhaaeell RR eett aall Certify No.71788518801026361590, 6399Washington St, Groves, TX 77619-5331
TAXES OWED $1.00 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .6657 ACS.UND 1/3 INTEREST IN ALL THEFOLLOWING: 90% INT IN THEFOLL PER T/SALE #226884:UND 1/10 INT IN E/2SW/4SW/4SEC 12 T15S R15W (T/SALE#226884 748-592) (.20 AC INT)(*.067 AC INT*) 5% INT IN THEFOLL PER T/SALE #231022: 90%INT IN THE FOLL: UND 1/10INT IN E/2SW/4SW/4 SEC 12T15S R15W (T/SALE #231022)(.09 AC INT) (*.03 AC INT*) 50%INT IN THE FOLL PER T/SALE#235668: 95% INT IN THE FOLL:90% INT IN THE FOLL: UND1/10 INT IN E/2SW/4SW/4 SEC 12T15S R15W (T/SALE #235668790-51). (.855 AC INT) (*.285 ACINT*) 65% INT IN THE FOLLPER T/SALE #240701: 50% INTIN THE FOLL: 95% INT IN THEFOLL: 90% INT IN THE FOLL:UND 1/10 INT IN E/2SW/4SW/4SEC 12 T15S R15W. (LESS 10%T/SALE #226884 748-592) (LESS5% OF 90% T/SALE #231022)(LESS 50% T/SALE #235668 790-51) (T/SALE #240701 815-874)(.556 AC INT) (*.185 AC INT*)100% INTEREST IN THE FOLLPER T/SALE #250499: 99% INTIN THE FOLL: 35% INT IN THEFOLL: 50% INT IN THE FOLL:95% INT IN THE FOLL: 90% INTIN THE FOLL: UND 1/10 INT INE/2SW/4SW/4 SEC 12 T15SR15W. (LESS 10% T/SALE#226884 748-592) (LESS 5% OF90% T/SALE #231022) (LESS 50%T/SALE #235668 790-51) (LESS65% T/SALE #240701 815-874)(LESS 1% T/SALE #245519 835-246) (#250499 857-261 T/SALE100%) (.296 AC INT) (*.0987 ACINT*) (#285209 982-572 JOPJOHNIE R& PATSY CHENEY)OWNERSHIP: MICHAEL RCHENEY 1/2Ω INT; MICHELLER CHENEY 1/2Ω INT
* * *0501026532.00 CChheenneeyy,,
MMiicchhaaeell RR eett aall Certify No.71788518801026361606, 6399Washington St, Groves, TX 77619-5331
TAXES OWED $3.12 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .115 AC.UND 1/3 INTEREST IN ALL THEFOLL: UND 60% INT IN THE-FOLLOWING DES PROP PERT/SALE #264816: UND 99.95%INT IN THE FOLL DES PROP:UND 75% INT IN THE FOLLDES PROP: UND 25% INT INTHE FOLL DES PROP: UND 1/5INT IN UND 1/12 INT INN/2NW/4 SEC 4; & SW/4SE/4 SEC13 T15S R14W. (T/SALE #218171708-210) (T/SALE OF 25% TO J RCHENEY #240708 815-888)(T/SALE OF 1/20 OF 1% TO J RCHENEY #245515 835-238)(#264816 909-878 T/SALE FROMBELLE PERKINS - 60% - TOJOHNIE R CHENEY) (.22 ACINT) (*.073 AC INT*) UND 25%INT IN THE FOLL DES PROPPER T/SALE #240708:: UND 25%INT IN THE FOLL DES PROP:UND 1/5 INT IN UND 1/12 INTIN N/2NW/4 SEC 4; & SW/4SE/4SEC 13 T15S R14W (T/SALE#218171 708-210) (T/SALE OF25% #240708 815-888) (.125 ACINT) (*.042 AC INT*) UND 1/20OF 1% INT IN THE FOLL DESPROP (.05%) PER T/SALE#245515: UND 75% INT IN THEFOLL DES PROP: UND 25% INTIN THE FOLL DES PROP: UND1/5 INT IN UND 1/12 INT INN/2NW/4 SEC 4; & SW/4SE/4 SEC13 T15S R14W. (T/SALE #218171708-210) (T/SALE OF 25% TO J RCHENEY #240708 815-888) (TAXSALE OF 1/20 OF 1% FROMBELLE PERKINS #245515 835-238) (.0001875 ACS.) (*.0000625AC INT*) (#285209 982-572 JOPJOHNIE R & PATSY R CHENEY)OWNERSHIP: MICHAEL RCHENEY 1/2Ω INT; MICHELLER CHENEY 1/2Ω INT
* * *0501026533.00 CChheenneeyy,,
MMiicchhaaeell RR eett aall Certify No.71788518801026361613, 6399Washington St, Groves, TX 77619-5331
TAXES OWED $7.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 3.878 ACINT UND 1/3 INTEREST IN ALLTHE FOLL: UND 25% INT ALLOF THE FOLL DES PROP PERT/SALE #240697: UND 3.28125%INT IN & TO ALL THE FOLL:UND 7/8 INT IN UND 1/4 INT IN& TO N/2 S/2 SEC 1; N/2SE/4 SEC2 T15S R15W & N/2SW/4 SEC 6T15S R14W, LESS UND 4 AC INTBEING UND 66 AC INT IN
ABOVE; AN UND 82.75 AC INTOUT OF W’RN 3/4 OF LOT 8 OFPAVELL SUB BEG AT A PT87CHS 50LKS W OF NE COR OFNW/4SE/4 SEC 32 T14S R14W;THEN W 12CHS 50LKS TO A PT,THEN NW COR OF NW/4SE/4SEC 31 T14S R14W; THEN E12CHS 50 LKS TO A PT 87CHS50LKS W OF SE COR OFNW/4SE/4 SEC 6 T15S R14W;THEN N 100CHS TO PT OF BEG,CONT 125 ACS, LESS UND 6 ACINT OUT OF W’RN 93.75 ACS OFLOT 8 OF PAVELL SUB OF 1000ACS SD LOT 8 BEING SIT INSECS 31 T14S R14W; & SEC 6T15S R14W; NE/4NE/4 SEC 8 &S/2SE/4SW/4 & NW/4SE/4SW/4SEC 15; E/2NW/4 SE/4 SEC 22ALL IN T15S R15W. UND 1/4 INTIN SE/4SE/4 SEC 8 & N/2NE/4SEC 17; UND 1/2 INT IN N/2SE/4& SW/4SE/4 & S/2NE/4 SEC 7LESS UND 6 AC INT OUT OFW/2 SW/4NE/4 SEC 7 T15S R14W(#140366 330-792). (T/SALE OF25% TO J R CHENEY #240697815-866) (2.98 AC INT) (*.99333AC INT*) UND 98% INT IN ALLOF THE FOLL DES PROP PERT/SALE #255702: UND 99% INTIN ALL OF THE FOLL DESPROP; UND 75% INT IN ALL OFTHE FOLL DES PROP: UND3.28125% INT IN & TO ALL THEFOLL: UND 7/8 IT IN UND 1/4INT IN & TO N/2 S/2 SEC 1;N/2SE/4 SEC 2 T15S R15W &N/2SW/4 SEC 6 T15S R14W, LESSUND 4 AC INT BEING UND 66AC INT IN ABOVE; AN UND82.75 AC INT OUT OF W’RN 3/4OF LOT 8 OF PAVELL SUB BEGAT A PT 87 CHS 50 LKS W OF NECOR OF NW/4SE/4 SEC 32 T14SR14W; THEN W 12 CHS 50 LKSTO A PT, THEN NW COR OFNW/4SE/4 SEC 31 T14S R14W;THEN E 12 CHS 50 LKS TO A PT87 CHS 50 LKS W OF SE COR OFNW/4SE/4 SEC 6 T15S R14W;THEN N 100 CHS TO PT OFBEG, CONT 125 ACS, LESS UND6 AC INT OUT OF W’RN 93.75ACS OF LOT 8 OF PAVELL SUBOF 1000 ACS SD LOT 8 BEINGSIT IN SECS 31 T14S R14W; &SEC 6 T15S R14W; NE/4NE/4SEC 8 & S/2SE/4SW/4 &NW/4SE/4SW/4 SEC 15; E/2NW/4SE/4 SEC 22 ALL IN T15S R15W.UND 1/4 INT IN SE/4SE/4 SEC 8& N/2NE/4 SEC 17; UND 1/2 INTIN N/2SE/4 & SW/4SE/4 &S/2NE/4 SEC 7 LES UND 6 ACINT OUT OF W/2 SW/4NE/4 SEC7 T15S R14W (#140366 330-792).(T/SALE OF 25% TO J RCHENEY #240697 815-866)(T/SALE OF 1% TO WAYNE PEN-DER & RANDY PIAS #245516835-240) (#250503 857-269 LESS2% T/SALE TO WAYNE PENDER& RANDY PIAS & ASS’D TOTHEM) (#255702 879-198 T/SALEEDNA BORJESON) (8.6542 ACINT) (*2.8847 AC INT*) (#285209982-572 JOP JOHNIE R & PATSYR CHENEY) OWNERSHIP:MICHAEL R CHENEY 1/2Ω INT;MICHELLE R CHENEY 1/2Ω INT
* * *0501026534.00 CChheenneeyy,,
MMiicchhaaeell RR eett aall Certify No.71788518801026361620, 6399Washington St, Groves, TX 77619-5331
TAXES OWED $ .82 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .888 ACS.UND 1/3 INTEREST IN ALL THEFOLL: UND 40% INT IN THEFOLL DES PROP: AN UND 1/3INT IN & TO: NW/4NE/4NW/4SEC 31 T14S R15W (10ACS)NW/4NE/4NE/4 SEC 26 T15SR15W (10 ACS) (SUCC NANCY HO’DELL & WILLIAM J O’DELL#234943 787-264) HERBERT HO’DELL - UND 1/2 INT; NANCY LO’DELL SWANSON- UND 1/2INT (T/SALE #240706 815-884)(#285209 982-572 JOP JOHNIE R& PATSYR CHENEY) OWNER-SHIP: MICHAEL R CHENEY 1/2INT; MICHELLE R CHENEY 1/2INT~
* * *0501026600.00 CChheerraammiiee,,
KKiillrraann EEsstt Certify No.71788518801026361637, %Yvonne C Stokes, 521 East MainSt, New Iberia, LA 70560
TAXES OWED $1.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**UNDERWATER** BEG ATA PT ON N SIDE OF PUB R/W OFST BY J B CONSTANCE SUB #1AT A PT N 82DEG E 356 FT E OFW LINE OF FRL SEC 8 OR LOT57 T15S R12W, SD PT OF BEGBEING AT INTERSECTION OFABOVE DES R/W OR ST WITH WLINE OF A N & S R/W LEADINGFROM MAIN PUB R/W FROMCAM TO JOHNSON BAYOU TOGULF; THEN FROM SD PT OFBEG N ALONG W LINE OF SDST 150 FT, THEN W PRL TO NLINE OF ABOVE DES ST 50 FT,S PRL TO W LINE OF 2NDABOVE ST 150 FT, E 50 FT TOPT OF BEG. BEG ON W LINE OFLAND BELONGING TO KILRANCHERAMIE AT A PT 50 FT N OFSW COR OF SD K CHERAMIELOT SD PT BEING THE NE COROF LOT OF BURCHMANFRUGE, THEN FROM SD PT OFBEG N ON W LINE OF ABOVE KCHERAMIE LOT 50 FT, W PRLWITH W LINE OF PUB ST 25 FT,THEN S 50 FT NE’LY 25 FT TOPT OF BEG, SD LOT LOC IN SEC7 BLK 1 OF J B CONSTANCESUB #4 OF W/2 SEC 8 T15SR12W (#135472 313-733)
* * *0501028500.00 CClliinnee,,
MMaarriieettaa MM Certify No.71788518801026361668, 512Holiday Circle, Pineville, LA71360
TAXES OWED $14.10 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 2.50 ACS.UND 1/2 INT IN LOT 3 OFW/2NE/4SE/4NW/4 SEC 13 T15SR14W, CONT 5 ACS M/L (#152147382-536).~
* * *0501029200.00 CCoolleemmaann,,
DDoonn && GGllaaddyyss Certify No.71788518801026361682, 1975Hwy 6, Natchitoches, LA 71457
TAXES OWED $40.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 17 & 46 BLK 4 UNIT 6HOLLY BEACH, A SUB OF PARTOF SECS 10-12 T15S R11W(#174566 492-37) (#218599 709-487) (ADJ #240720) (REDEMPT
#244685 832-468) (SER#SBAR8145622947; TITLE#C3328672) (#264810 909-866#265505 912-390)
* * *0501035100.00 CCrraaiinn,,
DDoonnaalldd CC Certify No.71788518801026361729, P O Box856, Woodville, TX 75979
TAXES OWED $44.23 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
N 50 FT LOT 3 BLK 4 OF BLK1, 2, 3 & 4 J B CONSTANCE SUB#4 IN W/2 SEC 8 T15S R12W & SEC 44 & 43 T15S R13W(#172500 480-180)~
* * *0501039600.00 DDaarrbbyy,, LLeeee
RR oo yy Certify No.71788518801026361736, Box 30,Arnaudville, LA 70512
TAXES OWED $1.00 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .31 ACS.UND 1/16 INT IN THE FOLL: ANUND 5 AC INT OUT OF UND 4/5INT OF UND 1/5 INT IN S/2N/2,N/2NW/4, NW/4NE/4, N/2S/2 SEC12; S/2S/2 SEC 2; N/2, N/2S/2 SEC11 T15S R15W (#211285 679-197).~
* * *0501039700.00 DDaarrbbyy,,
MMeellvviinn BB Certify No.71788518801026361743, Box 310,Arnaudville, LA 70512
TAXES OWED $1.00 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .625 ACS.UND 1/8 INT IN THE FOLL: ANUND 5 AC INT OUT OF UND 4/5INT OF UND 1/5 INT IN S/2N/2,N/2NW/4, NW/4NE/4, N/2S/2 SEC12; S/2S/2 SEC 2; N/2, N/2S/2 SEC11 T15S R15W (#211285 679-197).(#285797 984-185 DONATIONFROM JAMES CARROLLDARBY)
* * *0501048800.00 DDuupplleecchhaaiinn,,
KKeennnnyy DDaavviidd Certify No.71788518801026361774, 24100Carl Hoppe Rd, Iowa, LA 70647
TAXES OWED $14.14 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 3.5863 LOT1 BLK 3 OF J B CONSTANCESUB #4 LOC IN W/2 SEC 8 T15SR12W & SECS 43 & 44 T15SR13W, AS PER PLAT REC BK 1PG 208 ALL OF COLLEENDRIVE (40 FT BY 917 FT), ALLOF DONNA DRIVE (40 FT BY 917FT), ALL OF MARJORIE DRIVE(40 FT BY 917 FT), ALL OF RUBYSTREET (40 FT BY 150 FT AND40 FT BY 150 FT) WHICH LIESIN SEC 43 T15S R13W; ALL OFMARJORIE DRIVE LYING INSEC 44 T15S R13W (40 FT BY458.5 FT) AND IN SEC 8 T15SR12W (40 FT BY 396 FT); AS PERPLAT OF SURV OF BLK 1, 2, 3, &4 OF J B CONSTANCE SUB #4LOC IN W/2 SEC 8 T15S R12W,AN IN SECS 43 & 44 T15S R13WIN PLAT BK 1 PG 208 (APPROX3.5863 ACS)~
* * *0501051000.00 EEnnrriigghhtt,,
CCoorrrriiee Certify No.71788518801026361804, 430Copperfield Way, Youngsville, LA70592
TAXES OWED $81.99 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 7, 8, 55 & 56 BLK 5UNIT 3 HOLLY BCH SUB OFSEC 10-12 T15S R11W.~
* * *0501057400.00 FFuucchhss,, NNeelllliiee
MMaaee Certify No.71788518801026361866, % LindaJ Fuchs, 201 Morningside Dr,Warner Robins, GA 31088
TAXES OWED $16.40 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 1/2 INT IN THE FOLL:UND 7/12 INT IN LOTS 1 & 2BLK 6 UNIT 1 LONG BCH SUBOF SEC 27-30 T15S R13W(#91999)~
* * *0501061475.00 GGoorrddoonn,,
JJuussttiinn JJoohhnn JJrr Certify No.71788518801026361989, 4231Rock Dove Lane, Houston, TX77044
TAXES OWED $24.54 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 14.360 ACS.UND 19/75 INT IN UND 1/7 INTOF AN UND 1/2 INT IN SE/4SW/4SEC 12, E/2NW/4 & SW/4NW/4SEC 13 T15S R15W (2.90 ACINT). UND 1/6 INT IN AN UND1/2 INT IN SW/4 SE/4 SEC 4 T15SR14W (3.333 AC INT). UND 1/3INT IN W/2 PLOT 2 OF PARTNOF NW/4 SEC 9 T15S R14W (.952AC INT). UND 1/3 INT IN N/2PLOT 9 TRACT 2 MAP 8 OF E 38ACS OF NE/4SW/4 SEC 13 T15SR14W (PLAT FILE #90758) (.725AC INT). UND 1/3 INT IN E/2PLOT 52 TRACT 9 MAP 4 OFN/2S/2 SEC 5 T15S R13W ANDN/2SW/4 SEC 4 T15S R13W(PLAT FILE #90758) (6.033 ACINT). UND 1/6 INT IN AN UND2.50 AC INT IN W 15-1/2 ACS OFTHAT PART OF SE/4NW/4 SEC 4T15S R14W LYING N OF GULLY& THE N/2NW/4 SEC 4,SW/4SE/4 SEC 13 T15S R14W.(#193615 586-291) (#193618 586-295). (#287493 989-283 FROMMARGIE MAZZUCCO) (#287493989-283 Q/CLAIM)
* * *0501073700.00 HHiinnttoonn,, PPeeaarrll
RR Certify No.71788518801026362122, 309 DWest Sallier, Lake Charles, LA70601-5893
TAXES OWED $16.40 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 3/5 INT IN THE FOLL:LOT 6 BLK 6 UNIT 1 LONGBEACH A SUB OF PART OFSECS 27-30 T15S R13W (#203082638-303) (#206715 656-242)(#207420 660-77).
* * *0501079900.00 JJoonneess,, WWaayynnee
MM && FFrreeddaa Certify No.71788518801026362184, 4510Libbey, Houston, TX 77092
TAXES OWED $20.52 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 20 BLK 4 UNIT 3 HOLLYBCH, A SUB OF PART OF SECS10-12 T15S R11W, W/IMPS(#218328 708-681) (#286692 987-34 EXCHANGE)~
* * *0501081100.00 KKiinngg,, JJaassppeerr
Certify No.
71788518801026362191, %Michelle Koonce, 3382 L Benoit RdLot #4, Lake Charles, LA 70605
TAXES OWED $3.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 37 & 38 OF REVISEDPEVOTO BCH A SUB IN SECS15, 16 & 17 T15S R12W (#108055214-442).
* * *0501084500.00 LLaannggee,,
PPrreessttoonn AA Certify No.71788518801026362214, 2729Anne St,, Port Arthur, TX 77640
TAXES OWED $32.76 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
BEG AT SW COR OF LOT 1BLK 4 OF BLKS NO’S 1, 2, 3, & 4J B CONSTANCE SUB #4 LOC INW/2 SEC 8 T15S R12W & INSECS 43 & 44 T15S R13W, E ONS LINE 50 FT, N 100 FT, W PRLTO S LINE OF LOT 1 50 FT & S100 FT TO PT OF BEG. (50 FT X75 FT PIECE SOLD TO P JLANGE #201414 629-20). BEG100 FT N OF SW COR OF LOT 1OF BLK 4 PLAT OF SURVEY OFBLK NOS 1, 2, 3, & 4 OF J BCONSTANCE SUB NO 4 LOCAT-ED IN W/2 SEC 8 T15S R12W &IN SECS 43 & 44 T15S R13W,FROM SD PT OF BEG RUN N 50FT, E PRL WITH S LINE OF LOT1 50 FT, S 50 FT, W PRL WITH SLINE OF LOT 1 50 FT TO BEG.(#149230 369-641, #176682 500-149)~
* * *0501090975.00 MMaasssseeyy,, DDaavvee
&& BBeettttyy Certify No.71788518801026362276, 4021Byron, Houston, TX 77005
TAXES OWED $65.56 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 3 & 4 BLK 1 HENRYDAIGLE SUB LOC IN W/2 SEC44 T15S R13W W/IMPS (#142012338-28) (FROM I DOMMERT#276100 950-159)~
* * *0501090980.00 MMaasssseeyy,, DDaavvee
Certify No.71788518801026362283, 4021Byron, Houston, TX 77005
TAXES OWED $32.76 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 5 & W 12 FT 6IN OF LOT6 BLK 1 HENRY DAIGLE SUB INW/2 SEC 44 T15S R13W. (#119249254-178) (#288979 994-7) FROMPAUL & PATRICIA HAEUBER)~
* * *0501102400.00 NNeellssoonn,,
CClliiffffoorrdd BB && TThheellmmaa Certify No.71788518801026362399, 3316Beachview Cir, Hot Springs, AR71913
TAXES OWED $1.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 46 OF REVISED PEVO-TO BCH A SUB IN SECS 15, 16, &17 T15S R12W.~
* * *0501109000.00 PPeetteerrssoonn,,
WWiilllliiee NN && AArrcchhiiee Certify No.71788518801026362467, CertifyNo. 71788518801026365970, 8323Rockhill, Houston, TX 77061
TAXES OWED $69.00 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 51.0 ACS.AN UND 1/4 INT IN & TO ALLOF THE FOLL TO-WIT: BEG ATA PT 15 CHS W OF NE COR OFNE/4NE/4 SEC 12 T15S R15W, W5 CHS, S 20 CHS, E 5 CHS, N 20CHS TO PT OF BEG AN UND1/40 INT IN THE FOLL: S/2N/2,N/2S/2, N/2NW/4, NW/4NE/4 SEC12 T15S T15W N/2S/2, N/2 SEC 11T15S R15W L&E 4 ACS WHEREOIL WELL MACHINERYSTOOD. BEG AT PT 75 CHS WOF NE COR OF NW/4SE/4 SEC32 T14S R14W, W 12 CHS 50 LKS,S 100 CHS, E 12 CHS 50 LKS TOPT 75 CHS W OF NE COR OFNW/4NE/4 SEC 5 T15S R14W, N100 CHS TO PT OF BEG - ALSOKNOWN AS LOT 7 PAVELL SUBAN UND 45-5/7 ACS INT IN N 3/4OF SEC 10 & S/2S/2 SEC 3 T15SR15W~
* * *0501109450.00 PPhhiilllliippss,,
BBeettttyy JJooyyccee MMaarriiee RR Certify No.71788518801026362474, % JaniceEstilette, P O Box 1301, PortBarre, LA 70577
TAXES OWED $20.52 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 27 BLK 3 UNIT 1 HOLLYBEACH SUB OF PART OF SEC10, 11 & 12 T15S R11W. W/IMPS(#183306 534-282) (#223969 735-156). (#263144 905-45 DONA-TION FROM MELANIERICHARD)~
* * *0501110900.00 PPlluummlleeee,,
BBaarrbbaarraa TTiimmmmoonnss Certify No.71788518801026362498, 8020 S E24th Ave, Portland, OR 97202
TAXES OWED $16.88 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 8.75422 ACS.AN UND 3/4 INT IN AN UND 62/3 AC INT IN S/2SE/4 SEC 32T14S R15W. (#103146 201-151).BEG AT A PT WHICH IS 330.13FT S 88 DEG 52 MIN 02 SEC EFROM SW COR OF SW/4SW/4SEC 9 T15S R14W, N 00 DEG 41MIN 42 SEC E 2638.71 FT, S 88DEG 55 MIN 10 SEC E 61.98 FT,S 00 DEG 41 MIN 41 SEC W2638.77 FT, 88 DEG 52 MIN 02SEC W 61.98 FT TO PT OF BEG,CONT 3.75422 ACS, KNOWN ASTRACT “B” ON PLAT (#225973745-50) (#225974 745-51) (AFFIDOF DEATH & HEIRSHIP#227286 749-901).~
* * *0501111200.00 PPoolllloocckk,, HH JJ
((MMrrss)) Certify No.71788518801026362504, 2919Avenue O, Nederland, TX 77627
TAXES OWED $11.45 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1.326675 3ACS. (LESS 1/4 OF 1% PERT/SALE #292753) AN UND 1/3INT IN & TO THE FOLL: THE E5 ACS OF N 9 ACS OFN/2W/2SW/4SE/4 SEC 12 T15SR15W. (#292753 1003-469 LESS1/4 OF 1% T/SALE TO LEE MAL-LETT & ASS’D TO HIM)~
* * *0501111800.00 PPrreeddddyy,,
MMiicchhaaeell RR && MMeelliinnddaa LL CertifyNo. 71788518801026362511, 4650Evangeline Dr, Vidor, TX 77662
TAXES OWED $1.12 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BE
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ADDED.*TOTAL ACRES: .6198 ACS.
TO FIND THE PLACE OF BEG,COMM AT NGS STATION“OCEAN”; THEN N 80DEG16MIN 27SEC E 4561.53 FT;THEN N 1DEG 44MIN 51SEC E169.60 FT TO A PT FOR THEPLACE OF BEG; THEN N 1DEG44MIN 51SEC E 90 FT; THEN S87DEG 35MIN 51SEC E 150 FT; S1DEG 44MIN 51SEC W 90 FT;THEN N 87DEG 35MIN 51SEC W150 FT TO THE PLACE OF BEGCONTG .3099 ACS AND IDENTI-FIED AS TRACT “A” (#255280877-298 FROM ALINE IRBY)***THE FOLLOWING TRACT ISDUAL ASS’D W/MAURICE &DEBORAH RIVET *** TO FINDTHE PLACE OF BEG, COMM ATNGS STATION “OCEAN”; THENN 80DEG 16MIN 27 SECS E ADIST OF 4561.53 FT TO A PT;THEN N 1DEG 44MIN 51SEC E79.60 FT TO A PT FOR A PLACEOF BEG; THEN N 1 DEG 44 MIN51 SEC E A DIST OF 90.00 FT TOA PT; THEN S 87 DEG 35 MIN 51SEC E A DIST OF 150.00 FT TO APT; THEN S 1 DEG 44 MIN 51SEC W A DIST OF 90.00 FT TO APT; THEN N 87 DEG 35 MIN 51SECS W A DIST OF 150.00 FT TOA PLACE OF BEG, CONTG 13499SQ FT OR .3099ACSDESCRIBED AS TRACT “C” PERPLAT ATTACHED (#270109 928-710 FROM ALINE B IRBY)
* * *0501115800.00 RReeeeddeerr,,
RRiicchhaarrdd KKeenntt Certify No.71788518801026362603, % CraigJ Schexnaider, 6875 Shanahan,Beaumont, TX 77706
TAXES OWED $117.30 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 52.80 ACS.BEG AT A PT 5 CHS N OF SECOR OF SE/4NE/4 SEC 8, N ONLINE BETWEEN SECS 8 & 9 20CHS, W 10 CHS, S 20 CHS, E 10CHS TO PT OF BEG. UND 4/10INT IN 82 ACS OF LAND INSW/4NE/4, NW/4SE/4,W/2NE/4SE/4 SEC 9 LESS 18ACS IN W/2NE/4SE/4 &NW/4SE/4 PREVIOUSLY SOLDT15S R14W. (#131077 297-760).(#212400 684-838).~
* * *0501122200.00 RRoossss,, BBrraannddyy
MMaarriiee Certify No.71788518801026362689, 506Bellmar, Houston, TX 77037
TAXES OWED $9.86 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UNDIVIDED 1/2 INTER-EST IN THE FOLLOWING: LOT16 BLK 2 UNIT 2 HOLLY BEACHSUB OF PART OF SEC 10, 11, &12 T15S R11W (#136235 316-101,#182341 528-403). (#211393 680-105). (#214918 698-159). (#260938897-886 JOP CHARMAINEMARIE PUGH)~
* * *0501122800.00 RRooyyeerr,,
GGeeoorrggee && GGwweennddoollyynn DD CertifyNo. 71788518801026362696, P OBox 474, Westlake, LA 70669
TAXES OWED $124.57 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 2 & 24 BLK B HOLLYBEACH OF J A DAVIS SUBDIVI-SION IN IRR SECTIONS 10 & 11T15S R11W AT COP 372 PG 735FILE#150032 W/IMPS (#250256856-351) (1969 14 X 70 LOC @ 152RIVIARA LANE- HOLLYBEACH)~
* * *0501127600.00 SSiimmoonn,,
TThheerreessaa Certify No.71788518801026362733, P O Box237, Mermentau, LA 70556
TAXES OWED $163.87 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 9, 10, 55 & 56 OF BLK 2UNIT 1 HOLLY BEACH A SUBOF SECS 10-12 T15S R11W(#134923 311-123)(#124105 273-303). LOTS 11, 12, 53 & 54 BLK 2UNIT 1 HOLLY BCH SUB OFSEC 10-12 T15S R11W (#140552332-372)(#239998 812-780#240853 #240854 #248413 848-851) (#258854 891-629)~
* * *0501127690.00 SSiimmss,,
CCoonnssttaannccee BB Certify No.71788518801026362740, % JerrySims, 707 S Lynn St, Champaign,IL 61820-5816
TAXES OWED $1.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 7 BLK 2 PLEASANTBCH SUB OF PART OF SECS 11-14 T15S R12W (#116260 243-311)(#207544 660-411). (#264404 909-212 SUCC OF JAMES B BON-SALL ALL TO CONSTANCE BSIMS)~
* * *0501132500.00 SStteevveennss,,
AAlllleenn RRaayy Certify No.71788518801026362795, 1633Duhon Rd, Duson, La. 70529
TAXES OWED $20.52 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 44 BLK 4 UNIT 1 HOLLYBCH SUB OF SEC 10-12 T15SR11W (#170711 470-179) (#210734675-343) (#210735 675-345).(#214049 694-253) (#215916 701-996).(#288398992-449 SURVEYPLAT) (#288918 993-722 JOPMABLE B STEVENS TO EMERYSTEVENS) (#288919 993-725DONATION EMERY STEVENSTO ALLEN RAY STEVENS)~
* * *0501132501.00 SStteevveennss,,
AAlllleenn RRaayy Certify No.71788518801026362801, 1633Duhon Rd, Duson, La. 70529
TAXES OWED $40.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 45 & 46 BLK 4 UNIT 1HOLLY BCH, A SUB OF PART OFSECS 10-12 T15S R11W, W/IMPS(#218304 708-570). (#288398 992-449 SURVEY PLAT) (#288918993-722 JOP MABLE BSTEVENS TO EMERYSTEVENS) (#288919 993-725DONATION EMERY STEVENSTO ALLEN RAY STEVENS)~
* * *0501140200.00 TTrraahhaann,,
FFllooyydd Certify No.71788518801026362856, 6199Garner St, Groves, Tx 77619
TAXES OWED $58.99 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BE
ADDED.**TOTAL ACRES: .71 AC BEG
ON N LINE OF PUB RD 50 FT EOF INTERSECTION OF W LINEOF LOT 8 & N LINE OF PUB RD,E ON N LINE OF PUB HWY 50FT, N 150 FT, W 50 FT, S 150 FTTO PT OF BEG. BEING LOC INLOT 8 OF PARTN OF FRANKPLEASANT, SR & HRS IN SECS11, 12, 13 & 14 T15S R12W.~
* * *0501140300.00 TTrraahhaann,,
GGaabbrriieell CC.. Certify No.71788518801026362863, 375Breaux Rd, Lafayette, La. 70506
TAXES OWED $1.68 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
BEG ON N LINE OF ST AT APT 50 FT E FROM SE COR OFLOT 8 BLK C OF ORAN TRAHANSUB OF S PORT OF W/2E/2 SEC8 T15S R12W, E ON N LINE OFSD ST 35 FT, N 50 FT, W PRL TOS LINE 35 FT, S ON E LINE OFTHERTULE POMIER 50 FT TOPT OF BEG. (#179216 512-347).BEG AT SE COR OF LOT 8 BLKC ORAN TRAHAN SUB OF SPORT OF W/2E/2 SEC 8 T15SR12W, E ON N LINE OF ST 50FT, N 50 FT, W PRL TO N LINEOF RD 50 FT, S ON E LINE OFLOT 8 BLK C 50 FT TO PT OFBEG (#200135 623-165).~
* * *0501142200.00 TTuutthhiillll RReenneeee
HH.. TTrruussttss Certify No.71788518801026362870, % Lee J.Sylvester - Trustee, 6211 East74th St., Tulsa, Ok 74136
TAXES OWED $35.39 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 36.416728ACS. THERE IS LESS &EXCEPTED FROM THISENTIRE ASS’T 1/1000 OF 1% ATT/SALE TO CLINT JONES PER#264821 909-888: AN UND8.323300% INT IN AND TO THEFOLL: AN UND 27/40 INT INS/2NE/4, N/2SE/4 AND SW/4SE/4SEC 5 T12S R13W LESS THEINT OF JOHN B. DAIGLE. ANUND 3/4 INT IN LOTS 1 TO 3SEC 36 T12S R15W AND LOTS 2TO 5 IN SEC 1 T13S R15W LESSTHE INT OF JOHN B. DAIGLE#72864. AN UND 1/4 INT INNW/4, N/2NE/4 SEC 5 T12SR13W #72864, W/2SE/4 ANDTHAT PART OF NE/4SW/4LYING S AND E OF RIVER;THAT PART OF SE/4NW/4 ANDE OF RIVER SEC 6; (#’S 109642,110332, 110333, 110334, 110335,110336, &111508 INC IN THISASS’T); NW/4NE/4, E/2NE/4 SEC7 T12S R13W LESS THE INT OFJOHN B. DAIGLE, #72864.(#192565 581-210). (JUDICIALBILL OF SALE TO AMOCO#237238 800-401) (ACT OF DIVI-SION OF RENEE H TUTHILLREVOCABLE TRUST #245826836-447) RENEE TUTHILLTRUST FOR NEIL TUTHILL II-UND 1/2Ω INT; RENEETUTHILL TRUST FOR JULI-ETTE TUTHILL SYLVESTER-UND 1/2Ω INT-
* * *0501142750.00 VVaannhhoorrnn,, EElliiee
Certify No.71788518801026362887, 711Ridgewood #75, Port Neches, Tx77651
TAXES OWED $163.87 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 1/2 INTEREST IN ALLTHE FOLL: ALL OF LOT NO. 4,5, 14, 15 OF THE LAMBERTADDITION PER PLAT BK 1 PG79 #26535 TO OCEAN VIEWSUB, A SUB OF FRL OR IRRSECS 34 & 35 T15S R13WW/IMPS (#217833 707-279)(#219242 711-713) (#220627 718-340) (#231315 770-248) (#282224970-839 FROM THOMAS &GRACE DUMESNIL)~
* * *0501144800.00 WWaaddddiillll,,
TThhoommaass && KKeerrrryy LL eett CertifyNo. 71788518801026362917, %Transamerica Real Est T/Serv,Suite 200, Murray, UT 84107
TAXES OWED $122.91 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 & 34BLK 3 UNIT 3 HOLLY BEACHSUB OF SEC 10-12 T15S R11W(#133411 306-67) (#196747 605-140) (#205426 649-500) (#236286794-839) THOMAS M & KERRYLYNNE WADDILL - UND 1/3 INT;JOHN M & BETTY WILSON -UND 1/3 INT; KARL NEVIN &KATHY LOU PORTS - UND 1/3INT~
* * *0501146275.00 WWeellllmmaann,,
TToonnyyaa LL Certify No.71788518801026362924, 1948Price St., Toledo, OH 43605
TAXES OWED $61.49 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOTS 12, 13 & 14 BLK 4 UNIT3 HOLLY BCH SUB SEC 10-12T15S R11W W/IMPS (#129892293-534) (#240199 813-766)(SUCC GEORGE FIGUERON SR#240354 814-436) (#285605 983-699 FROM RONALD & MELISSACOMEAUX) (#287551 989-462DON FROM CHARLES WELL-MAN)~
* * *0 5 0 1 1 4 7 9 0 0 . 0 0
WWiillssoonn//MMoosseelleeyy TTrruusstt CertifyNo. 71788518801026362962,James Wilson & James Moseley,1200 Wilson Oaks, Bryan, Tx77802
TAXES OWED $368.72 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 6 OF LITTLE FLA SUBIN IRR SEC 35 & 36 T15S R13W,(#181981 526-454). (#195610 597-426). (Q/CLAIM FROM JAMES &DOROTHY WILSON TO JAMES& DOROTHY WILSON FAMILYLIVING TRUST #244712 832-561) (JAMES & DOROTHY WIL-SON FAMILY LIVING TRUST TOWILSON/MOSELEY TRUST#247352 843-373)~
* * *0600003150.00 BBaavvaarr,,
JJeeffffeerryy TT && SShhaarroonn Certify No.71788518801026363013, P O Box236, Kenansville, Fl 34739
TAXES OWED $795.69 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 10 CHANNELVIEWHARBOR SUB PART I, A SUB INE/2 OF THE E 79.91 ACS OF IRRSEC 40 T12S R10W. (285712 984-10 WARRANTY DEED FROM J &J DEVALL MARITIME TO JEF-
FERY T BAVAR & SHARON)~* * *
0600003151.00 BBaavvaarr,,JJeeffffeerryy && SShhaarroonn Certify No.71788518801026363020, P O Box236, Kenansville, Fl 34739
TAXES OWED $397.85 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
UND 1/2 INT IN & TO THEFOLLOWING DES PROPERTY:LOT 12 CHANNELVIEW HAR-BOR SUB PART I, A SUB IN E/2OF THE E 79.91 ACS OF IRR SEC40 T12S R10W. (#285714 984-17WARRANTY DEED FROM J & JDEVALL MARITIME TO JEF-FERY T BAVAR & SHARON 1/2 &ELIZABETH G CAPOBIANCO1/2)~
* * *0600006550.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
CChhrriissttoopphheerr Certify No.71788518801026363129, 108AWomach Court, Starksville, MS39759
TAXES OWED $13.44 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/28 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD TOERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD 1/28) 1991GLEASON 16X60 MOBILEHOME #MSFLM25A27317GE.TRAILER ON LEASED LAND OFWRT - NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT#1685~
* * *0600006875.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
GGaarryy Certify No.71788518801026363136, P O Box329, Grand Chenier, La. 70643
TAXES OWED $51.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/7 INT IN & TOTHE FOLL: A CERT LOT ORPARCEL OF GROUND LOC INSEC 23 T12S R10W, AND BEINGMORE PARTICULARLY DES ASFOLLS: BEG AT A PT ON THE ELINE OF LOT 4 BENJAMINELLENDER SUB; SD PT OF BEGIS LOC 147 FT S OF THE NECOR OF LOT 4 OF THE BEN-JAMIN ELLENDER SUB; THENPROCEED S ALONG E LINE OFLOT 4 224 FT; THEN W 187.44FT TO THE CENTER LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN N 224 FT ALONGTHE CENTER- LINE OF ANEXISTING PUBLIC EASEMENT;THEN E 187.42 FT TO THE PTOF BEG. PROP IS LOCATED ATBRYAN CIRCLE, HACKBERRYLA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC CBROUSSARD) (#256743 884-99 C& J BROUSSARD TO D BROUS-SARD) (#257317 886-317 DBROUSSARD ET AL TO VBROUSSARD) (#290015 997-539JUDGMENT OF POSSESSIONOF VIOLA MARIE BROUSSARDTO ERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD 1/28) 1991GLEASON 16X60 MOBILEHOME #MSFLM25A27317GE.TRAILER ON LEASED LAND OFWRT - NOBLE. AS PERMIT#1685~
* * *0600006890.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
HHeeaatthheerr Certify No.71788518801026363143, 1111Roper Drive Lot #134, Scott, La.70583
TAXES OWED $13.44 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/28 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD TOERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD 1/28) 1991GLEASON 16X60 MOBILEHOME #MSFLM25A27317GE.TRAILER ON LEASED LAND OFWRT - NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT
#1685~* * *
0600007000.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,JJoosseepphh JJaakkee Certify No.71788518801026363150, 1197Hillside Ave Apt B30, Niskayuna,NY 12309
TAXES OWED $13.44 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/28 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD TOERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD 1/28) 1991GLEASON 16X60 MOBILEHOME #MSFLM25A27317GE.TRAILER ON LEASED LAND OFWRT-NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT#1685~
* * *0600007025.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
KKiimmbbeerrllyy DD. Certify No.71788518801026363167, 1111Roper Drive Lot #134, Scott, La.70583
TAXES OWED $13.44 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/28 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD TOERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD1/28) 1991 GLEA-SON 16X60 MOBILE HOME#MSFLM25A27317GE. TRAILERON LEASED LAND OF WRT-NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT #1685~
* * *0600007400.00 BBrroouussssaarrdd,,
VViiccttoorr Certify No.71788518801026365963, CertifyNo. 71788518801026363174, P OBox 5, Bell City, La. 70630
TAXES OWED $51.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/7 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD TOERNEST BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD 1/28) 1991GLEASON 16X60 MOBILEHOME #MSFLM25A27317GE.TRAILER ON LEASED LAND OFWRT-NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT#1685~
* * *0600021050.00 EElllliiootttt,,
MMiicchhaaeell JJ.. Certify No.71788518801026363273, One S.Ocean #324, Boca Raton, FL 33432
TAXES OWED $921.18 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
COM AT A PT ON E SIDE OFPUB RD 60 FT, NE FROM NWCOR OF LOT 1, BLK 4, LAKEBREEZE SUB OF FRL SEC 46-48T12S R10W, THEN NE ALONGSD E SIDE OF PUB RD 60 FT, E160 FT TO W BANK OF CALLAKE, THEN SW ALONG WBANK OF CAL LAKE 60 FT, W160 FT TO PT OF COM W/IMPS.
(#182019 526-577) (#207142 658-508) (#274557 945-249 AFFI-DAVIT OF NAME) (#286722 987-76 CASH WARRANTY DEEDFROM BOBBY JO STANSEL &TILA TO MICHAEL JELLIOTT)~IMPS
* * *0600021450.00 FFeelliizz,, WWiillmmaa
BB. Certify No.71788518801026363280, 7222 C R865, Alvin, TS 77511
TAXES OWED $51.98 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
AN UND 1/7 INT IN THEFOLL: A CERT LOT OR PARCELOF GROUND LOC IN SEC 23T12S R10W, AND BEING MOREPARTICULARLY DES AS FOLLS:BEG AT A PT ON THE E LINE OFLOT 4 BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; SD PT OF BEG IS LOC 147FT S OF THE NE COR OF LOT 4OF THE BENJAMIN ELLENDERSUB; THEN PROCEED S ALONGE LINE OF LOT 4 224 FT; THENW 187.44 FT TO THE CENTERLINE OF AN EXISTING PUBLICEASEMENT; THEN N 224 FTALONG THE CENTER- LINE OFAN EXISTING PUBLIC EASE-MENT; THEN E 187.42 FT TOTHE PT OF BEG. PROP ISLOCATED AT BRYAN CIRCLE,HACKBERRY LA. (#256585 883-137 SUCC C BROUSSARD)(#256743 884-99 C & J BROUS-SARD TO D BROUSSARD)(#257317 886-317 D BROUSSARDET AL TO V BROUSSARD)(#290015 997-539 JUDGMENTOF POSSESSION OF VIOLAMARIE BROUSSARD 1/7,WILMA B FELIZ 1/7, DEBRABROUSSARD 1/7, GARY BROUS-SARD 1/7, BARBARA B EAST 1/7,VICTOR BROUSSARD 1/7,JOSEPH JAKE BROUSSARD1/28, CHRISTOPHER BROUS-SARD 1/28, HEATHER MBROUSSARD 1/28 & KIMBERLYD BROUSSARD1/28) 1991 GLEA-SON 16X60 MOBILE HOME#MSFLM25A27317GE. TRAILERON LEASED LAND OF WRT-NOBLE. AS PER PERMIT #1685~
* * *0600036350.00 LLeeDDoouuxx,,
JJeeaannnnee CCaarrrroollll EEsstt.. Certify No.71788518801026363372, %Charles Guillory, 319 Ash St.,Sulphur, La. 70663
TAXES OWED $53.07 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1.667 ACSUND 1/2 INT IN THE FOLLPLUS USUFRUCT OVER 1/3INT: UND 1/3 INT IN THE FOLL:NE/4SE/4NE/4 SEC 29 T12SR10W (#195767 598-136 JOPALBERT & ADA L LEDOUX)(#208413 663-476 JOP CLENNIELEDOUX - AMENDED JOP#208414 663-482 - JUDITHCHARGOIS 1/4 OF 1/3, PEGGYRICHARDSON 1/4 OF 1/3, CLEN-NIE GRAUKE 1/4 OF 1/3 &MARK LEDOUX 1/3 OF 1/3)(#235575 789-819 JOP LEY-CHESTER JOSEPH LEDOUX -JEANNE CARROLL LEDOUX 1/2OF 1/3 & USUFRUCT OF 1/3,TERESA ANN LEDOUX MAY-FIELD 1/2 OF 1/3)~
* * *0600039475.00 MMaarrttiinn,,
LLaawwrreennccee BB. Certify No.71788518801026363402, 148Floyd Little Rd, Hackberry, La.70645
TAXES OWED $35.34 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
COM AT A PT 456.7 FT E OFNE COR OF LOT 32 GRANGERSUB OF W/2 SEC 41 T12S R10WE 83.3 FT, S 92.5 FT, W 83.3 FT, N92.5 FT TO PT OF COM W/IMPSSEC 41 T12S R10W (#139524 328-256) (#237963 804-227 LONNIESUIRE & PAULA HEBERT SOLDTO E J SHOLSMANN) (#256419880-867 L SUIRE & P HEBERTTO J PARKER & S MCRAY)(#289458 995-548 DEED FROMPATRICIA DIANE DEVILLE TOLAWRENCE B MARTIN)(#293050 1004-169 DEED FROMPAULA YVETTE HEBERT TOPATRICIA D DEVILLE)~
* * *0600039476.00 MMaarrttiinn,,
LLaawwrreennccee BB Certify No.71788518801026363419, 148Floyd Little Rd, Hackberry, La.70645
TAXES OWED $25.45 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
BEAUTY SHOP. (#289458995-548 DEED FROM PATRICIADIANE DEVILLE TOLAWRENCE B MARTIN)(#293050 1004-169 DEED FROMPAULA YVETTE HEBERT TOPATRICIA D DEVILLE)~
* * *0600059200.00 TThhoommaass,,
HHiixxoonn DD && BBaasshhbbyy Certify No.71788518801026363563, 429 LakeBreeze, Hackberry, La. 70645
TAXES OWED $265.26 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1 AC. W 1AC OF W 3 ACS OF LOT 5 OFPARTN MADE BY ONEZIMEGRANGER HRS. BEING IN FRLSEC 41 T12S R10W W/IMPS.(#182782 531-22) (#253488 869-877 H THOMAS TO C MARTINI)(#259972 894-746 T/SALE FROMHIXON D & BASHBY THOMAS)(#275422 948-189 REDEMPTIONCERTIFICATE FROM LDESHOTEL TO H THOMAS).~
* * *0600068550.01 WWrriigghhtt,,
SSaannddyy KKaayy Certify No.71788518801026363631, P O Box377, Hackberry, LA 70645
TAXES OWED $15.93 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .586 ACS.AN UND 1/3 INT IN & TO THEFOLL: BEG AT A PT 208 FT E OFSW COR OF W 10 ACS OF W 25ACS OF FRL SEC 49 T12S R10W,THENCE E’LY ALONG THE SECLINE 188 FT OR TO SW COR OFPROP OWNED BY ARVINPRIMEAUX, THENCE N 416 FT,THENCE W 188 FT, M/OR/L,THENCE S 416 FT TO PT OFBEG. (#152052 382-164) (LESS.03 AC TO ARVIN PRIMEAUX#171761 477-73). (#255751 879-401 CORRECTION S WRIGHT &M WRIGHT) (#272103 937-87DON C & M WRIGHT TO MWRIGHT ET AL) (#289478 995-604 PATENT)~
* * *0601000100.00 AAaarroonn,, FFrraannkk
((MMrrss)) Certify No.71788518801026363648, P O Box1714, Laquinta, CA 92253
TAXES OWED $33.59 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 1.25 ACS.UND .243 DEC INT IN UND 1/4INT IN S 20 ACS OF SE/4S E/4SEC 33 T12S R10W (#127061 283-325).~
* * *0601002800.00 BBaallsshhaaww,,
RRuutthh eett aall Certify No.71788518801026363662, % C JBalshaw, 1829 S Van Gordon Ct.,Lakewood CO 80228-3954
TAXES OWED $10.65 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 3.0 ACS. S 2ACS OFF LOT 1 SEC 22 & 1 ACIN NW COR OF LOT 6 OF SUBSEC 42 T12S R10W (#97187)(#136623 317-394) (#178059 506-491) DOROTHY SMITH 1/4,GLENDA WILLIAMS 1/4, GRACEOVERMAN 1/8, JULIA JOHNS1/8, RUTH OVERMAN BAL-SHAW FAMILY TRUST 1/4(#226726 748-42)~
* * *0601009550.00 BBrriitttt,, PPeerrrryy DD
&& MMiicchheellllee RR Certify No.71788518801026363723, 136Irving St., Lake Charles, La.70601
TAXES OWED $795.69 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 26 OF CHANNELVIEWHARBOR SUB PART I, A SUB INTHE E/2 OF THE E 79.91 ACS OFIRR SEC 40 T12S R10W, AS PERPLAT BK 6 PG 68 #246979.(#272675 939-210 J & J DEVALLMARITIME TO P & BRITT)~
* * *0601012875.00 CCaaggllee,,
TTiimmootthhyy GG Certify No.71788518801026363754, 4899Montrose Boulevard #702,Houston, Tx 77006
TAXES OWED $3.55 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .942 ACS.AN UND 1/10 INT IN THE FOLLDES PROP: UND 3/28 IN T INW/2SW/4 SEC 27 LESS N 11-2/7ACS; N 5 ACS OF LOT 5; ALLLOT 6; S 3-3/7 ACS OF LOT 7 OFGRIFFITH SUB IN NE/4SW/4SEC 27 T12S R10W. (#199755 𱉆) (T/SALE 1/1000 OF 1%#196755 621-273) (REDEMPT#201286 628-448) (#288692 993-248 JUDGMENT OF POSSES-SION OF JOSEPH M CAGLE TOMARY B CAGLE 1/2 &USUFRUCT, SUZANNE C SHER-MAN 1/18, CATHLEEN C POST1/18, JOE M CAGLE JR 1/18,CHRISTINE C KIDDER 1/18,ELIZABETH C LOFTIN 1/18,MARIANNE C BRAME 1/18, TIM-OTHY G CAGLE 1/18, MICHAELR CAGLE 1/18 & CASEY BCAGLE 1/18) (#288687 993-220ACT OF DISTRIBUTION OFTHE MARY BELLE ROANECAGLE LAND TRUST TO MARYBELLE CAGLE 1/10, SUZANNESHERMAN 1/18, CATHLEEN CPOST 1/18, JOE M CABLE JR1/18, CHRISTINE C KIDDER1/18, ELIZABETH C LOFTIN1/18, MARIANNE C BRAME 1/18,TIMOTHY G CAGLE 1/18,MICHAEL R CABLE 1/18 &CASEY B CAGLE 1/18) (#288687993-220 ACT OF DISTRIBUTIONOF THE MARY BELLE ROANECAGLE LAND TRUST TO MARYBELLE CAGLE 1/10, SUZANNESHERMAN 1/10, CATHLEEN CPOST 1/10, JOE M CAGLE JR1/10, CHRISTINE C KIDDER1/10, ELIZABETH C LOFTIN1/10, MARIANNE C BRAME 1/10,TIMOTHY G CAGLE 1/10,MICHAEL R CAGLE 1/10 &CASEY B CALGE 1/10)~
* * *0601016200.00 CCoolleemmaann,,
SSaamm SSrr.. && RRhhoonnddaa Certify No.71788518801026363792, 135Eddie Lane, Cameron, LA 70631
TAXES OWED $270.54 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 4 OF ISLAND SUB, ASUB OF TRACT 3 OF PARTI-TION OF BENJAMIN ELLEN-DER EST IN NW/4SE/4 OF IRRSEC 23 T12S R10W. (#230240765-73) (#165060 441-180)(#242344 822-412 SALE) (#278010957-125 W/D A & C TRAHAN TOS & R COLEMAN) (1980 14 X 60NEW MOON SER# 12007411)~
* * *0601025100.00 DDaavvrrooss,, MMaarryy
EElllleenn Certify No.71788518801026363853, 511Bluebell St., Port Allen, LA 70767
TAXES OWED $12.37 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: 0.47125 ACSUND 1/4 INT IN & TO THEFOLL: UND 3/140 INT IN W/2SW/4 SEC 27, LESS N 11-2/7 ACS;N 5 ACS OF LOT 5, ALL OF LOT6 & THE S 3.37 ACS OF LOT 7 OFWM GRIFFITH SUB ALL IN SEC27 T12S R10W (BK R PG 339)(#80578 130-50) (#90739 165-176)(#259496 893-539 JUDG R COLE-MAN) (#259497 893-545 JUDG HCOLEMAN)~
* * *0601025101.00 DDaavvrrooss,, MMaarryy
EElllleenn Certify No.71788518801026363860, 511Bluebell St., Port Allen, LA 70767
TAXES OWED $14.13 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*TOTAL ACRES: .53425 ACSUND 3/560 INT IN ALL THEFOLL: 1) W/2SW/4 SEC 27 (80ACS) (.42857 AC INT)\ 2) 5 ACSSIT IN N END OF LOT 5 OFGRIFFITH SUB OF N E/4SW/4OF SEC 27 (5 ACS) (.02679 ACINT) 3) THE S 3-2/7 ACS OF LOT7 OF THE WILLIAM T GRIF-FITH SUB OF NE/4SW/4 SEC 27;LESS 11-1/7 ACS OFF N SIDE OREND OF NW/4SW/4 SEC 27(3.2857 ACS) (.01760 AC INT) 4)ALL OF LOT 6 OF THEWILLIAM T GRIFFITH SUB OFTHE NE/4SW/4 & NW/4SE/4 SEC27 (11.44 ACS) (.06129 AC INT)(#67654 97-571 SUCC OFCATHERINE BENOIT) (#80577130-48 ALCIDE J BENOIT TOKENNETH H & ROSALYNCAGLE) (#80578 130-50 ALCIDEJ BENOIT TO HERMINE & RLEON COLEMAN) (#90739 165-175 ALCIDE J BENOIT TO HER-MINE & R LEON COLEMAN)
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(#118787 252-445 BKRPTCYSALE FROM KIRBY BENOIT TOHERMBERT MOYE & MCKIN-LEY VINCENT) (#129887 293-527SUCC LESTER BENOIT TO ANNELLA WILLIAMS BENOIT)(#169739 434-749 SUCC OFWILLIAM MCKINLEY VINCENTTO LOLA VINCENT). (#244106830-93 AMD JOP ETHA BELLEVINCENT MOYE TO HERBERTD MOYE) (#244107 830-95 SUCCOF HERBERT D MOYE TOGLEN A JAMES) (#250610 857-592 AFFID OF HRSHP & JOP OFLOLA VINCENT OT LEONIDASOKLEY PITTMAN III) (#259497893 545 SUCC OF HERMINECOLEMAN TO BEVERLYSIMONEAUX, MARY DAVROS,CLAUDETTE LAFOSSE &FLINT A BROWN) (#274714 949-77 TAX SALE FROM FLINTBROWN TO HOWARD ROMERO)(#280982 966-123 SUCC OFADDIE BENOIT WRIGHT TOALCIDE J BENOIT & EDITHBENOIT) (#291399 1000-385CASH DEED FROM ARISTILEBENOIT JR TO RONALDGILBERT BROUSSARD)~
* * *0 6 0 1 0 2 5 8 0 0 . 0 0
DDeellaahhoouussssaayyee,, HHeelleenn CertifyNo. 71788518801026363884, 206Palm Springs Dr., Slidell, LA70458
TAXES OWED $5.33 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**TOTAL ACRES: .22 ACSUND 1/21 INT IN THE FOLL:UND 1/3 INT IN 14 ACS OFLAND BEING LOT 8 OF SUB OFFRL SEC 42 T12S R10W. (JAMESA JOHNSON EST) (#197756 612-420)~
* * *0601032100.00 DDuuhhoonn,,
LLaammaarrqquuee MM JJrr.. Certify No.71788518801026363891, 18314Diamond Circle, San Antonio, TX78258-4460
TAXES OWED $14.91 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 6.4943 ACS.UND 1/2 INTEREST IN THEFOLL 3 TRACTS: TRACT 1: LOT1 TRACT D OF SUB OFNE/4SW/4 SEC 3 T13S R10WCONTG 5.7143 ACS (*2.85715 ACINT*) TRACT 2: LOT 4 TRAC DOF NE/4SWN/4 SEC 3 T13SR10W CONTG 5.7143 ACS(*2.85715 AC INT*) TRACT 3:LOT 3 TRACT E OF NE/4NE/4SEC 11 T13S R10W CONTG 1.56ACS (*.78 AC INT*) (#188428 559-778) (#188429 559-782) (#244040829-685 L DUHON & C DUHONTO F SILVER) (#244041 829-689L DUHON & C DUHON TO JSTAHL)~
* * *0601040100.00 GGoorruumm,, HH WW
PPeettee Certify No.71788518801026363921, % TerryL Gorum, 1086 Sun Meadow Dr.,Beaumont, Tx 77706
TAXES OWED $12.37 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
IMPS ON LEASED LAND~* * *
0601040800.00 GGrraannggeerr,,JJooaann Certify No.71788518801026363952, 105Bermuda Dr, Sulphur LA 70458
TAXES OWED $5.51 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.50 ACS.AN UND 1/20 INT IN THE FOLL2 TRACTS: A). THE SE/4SE/4SEC 14 T13S R10W. (40.00 ACS)(2.00 AC INT) B). AN UND 1/4INT IN & TO THE SW/4NE/4 SEC33 T12S R10W. (10.00 ACS) (.50AC INT). (#258265 889-412 SUCCN VINCENT) (#274479 944-868JUDG J GRANGER TO KARENMCCONELL 1/3, KATHLEEN GWATTON 1/3 & KENNETH BGRANGER 1/3)~
* * *0601044400.00 HHaammeess,,
DDoorrootthhyy VViinncceenntt Certify No.71788518801026364003, 1950Silverleaf Circle Apt 333, CarlsbadCA 92009
TAXES OWED $8.86 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .3125 ACUND 1/16 INT IN THE FOLL:BEG AT THE NE COR OF LOT 2OF NE/4 OF THE REMAINDEROF LOT OR FRL SEC 41 T12SR10W, THEN S 2 ACS, W 2 1/2ACS, N 2 ACS, S 2 1/2 ACS TO PTOF BEG. (#143032 342-3)(#143214 343-21) (#173469 485-227) (40-267) (#245811 836-418DON) (#245812 836-427 REVOC& DIST)~
* * *0601048400.00 HHiinnttoonn,, PPeeaarrll
RR Certify No.71788518801026364027, 309 DWest Sallier, Lake Charles, LA70601-5893
TAXES OWED $124.47 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 71.95 ACS.UND 12/315 INTEREST IN ALLTHE FOLL: (1) SW/4NW/4;NW/4SW/4 OR LOT 3 FRL SEC44; NW/4NW/4 OR LOT 1 OF FRLSEC 45; T12S R9W; S/2NE/4; ALLOF SE/4 EXCEPT SE/4SE/4;E/2W/2 SEC 12; NE/4; NE/4SW/4& E/2NW/4 SEC 13 T12S R10W;(2) LOT 9 OF E DOIRON SUB OFSEC 36-39 T12S R10W, LESSLOT COM 230 FT E OF SW COROF LOT 9 OF E DOIRON SUB OFSEC 36-39 T12S R10W & BEINGON N SIDEOF SHELLED HWY,THEN E ON N SIDE OF SD HWY80 FT, THEN N 280 FT, W 80 FT,S 280 FT TO PT OF COM; & LESSN 25 ACS SOLD OFF N SIDE &BEG 790 YDS FROM NW COROF RADIATING SEC 40, BEINGN END OF LOT 1 SEC 23 T12SR10W, CONT 100 ACS. W/2E/2 &W/2 FRL SEC 2 & RADIATINGLOTS 17-20 LESS 7 ACS SOLDOUT OF RADIATING LOT 19T13S R10W CONT 780 ACS. (3)SE/4SW/4 SEC 3 & E/2NW/4 SEC10 T13S R10W, CONT 120 ACS (4)SW/4SE/4 SEC 14 T13S R10WCONT 40 ACS. (5) W 100 ACS OFFRL SEC 50 T12S R10W. (6) UND2/10 INT IN W/2 SW/4SE/4 SEC20 T12S R10W CONT 20 ACS,LESS .169 AC TO USA (7) UND2/10 INT IN NW/4SE/4SW/4 SEC20 T12S R10W CONT 10 ACS. (8)
W 39.90 ACS OF E 75.90 ACS OFLOT 40 T12S R10W, LESS 30 ACSPREV SOLD TO OTHER PAR-TIES AS SHOWN OF RECORDBEING ALL OF SD THOMASTHOMPSON INT IN & TO SAIDLAND CONT 9.91 ACS M/L(#125858 278-64) (SUCC OFCHARITY LISKOW #203082 638-303) (#207420 660-77)~
* * *0601051400.00 JJaacckkssoonn,,
CChhaarrlleess NN.. Certify No.71788518801026364034, 12418Honeywood Trail, Houston, Tx77077
TAXES OWED $1.82 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
**TOTAL ACRES: .004 ACSUND 1/5 INT IN THE FOLL: 1.2%OF UND 1/22 FEE INT IN44 ACS IN LOT 7 OF E DOIRONSUB OF SEC 36-39 T12S R10W(#77557 122-499)~
* * *0601052800.00 JJoohhnnssoonn,,
AArrtthhuurr && TThheerreessaa Certify no.71788518801026364041, 2621Roxton St, Sulphur LA 70663
TAXES OWED $477.39 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
HOUSE ON LAND OF ANNIEDUHON & THERESA JOHN-SON~
* * *0601055400.00 KKootttteemmaann,,
JJuuaanniittaa AA DDeessoorrmmeeaauuxx CertifyNo. 71788518801026364072, 1200Eagle Lake Blvd, Slidell, LA 70461
TAXES OWED $8.86 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .33 ACS.UND 3/400 INT IN THE FOLL 3TRACTS: TRACT I: COM AT A PTS 13DEG 53’14” W 248.38 FT & S89DEG 32’05” E 330.73 FT FROMNW COR SEC 45 AS PERWILLIAMS SURVEY, T12SR10W, THEN S 89DEG 32’05” E804.28 FT; THEN S 0DEG 54’37”W 220.21 FT; THEN N 89DEG48’11” W 610 FT; THEN N 40DEG20’27” W 294.69 FT TO PT OFCOM CONTG 3.60 ACS M/L (.03AC INT) TRACT II: COM AT A PTON S LINE OF SEC 48 T12SR10W, SD PT BEING S 89DEG12’16” E 2087.31 FT FROM THESW COR OF SEC 48; THEN N5DEG 11’33” E PRL WITH WESTLINE SEC 48, 911.30 FT TO A PTON N LINE SEC 48; THEN S89DEG 12’03” E ALONG SDNORTH LINE 960 FT; THEN S5DEG 11’15” W 912.33 FT TO APT ON THE S LINE OF SD SEC48; THEN N 89DEG 12’16” WALONG SD S LINE 960 FT TO PTOF COM CONTG 20.04 ACS M/L(.15 AC INT) TRACT III: COM ATA PT N 0DEG 34’35” E 573.37 FTFROM SW COR OF SW/4NW/4SEC 11 T13S R10W, THEN N0DEG 34’35” E ALONG W LINEOF SD SW/4NW/4 631.13 FT;THEN S 88DEG 52’13” E 1320.42FT TO EAST LINE OF SDSW/4NW/4; THEN S 0DEG30’31”W ALONG SD EAST LINE632.51 FT, THEN N 88DEG 48’38”W 1321.19 FT TO PT OF COMCONTG 19.18 ACS M/L (.15 ACINT) (#84567 AFFID HRSHPLEONARD LITTLE) (#126856SUCC INEZ & BENNETTWRIGHT) (#135848 SALE MAU-RINA LEJEUNE TO CHARLESWRIGHT ET AL) (#135849 LET-TER M LEJEUNE TO CWRIGHT) (#150954 SUCCALBERT LITTLE) (#171064 DONSUSAN STRAHAN TO ALZINADUGAS & ALFRED STRAHAN)(#187870 SUCC ZEPHRINE LIT-TLE) (#198656 DON ALFREDSTRAHAN TO ALZINA DUGAS)(#205317 SUCC MADIE PIERCE)(#220421 SUCC JAMES BWRIGHT) (#226084 SUCC SADIELITTLE) (#228173 WARR DEEDJERRY LITTLE ET AL TOLENNY & SUSIE LITTLE)(#229120 SALE CLARENCE LIT-TLE TO ALBERT LITTLE &JAMES PICKETT JR) (#230688DON SUSIE STRAHAN TO ALZI-NA DUGAS) (#231965 AMDJUDG ALBERT LITTLE)(#232182 SUCC ALVIN DES-ORMEAUX TO BETTY DES-ORMEAUX ET AL) (#232420AFFID OF POSSESSION)(#231898 PARTN OF LEONARDLITTLE ESTATE PROPERTY)(#237186 800-130 SUCCLEONARD LITTLE SR) (#280107963 455 ACT OF QUIT CLAIM,RATIFICATION & CONFIRMA-TION FROM CLARENCE JAMESLITTLE)~
* * *0601056101.00 LLaaFFoossssee,,
CCllaauuddeettttee BB Certify No.71788518801026364096, 17913Worley Dr, Pflugerville, TX 78660
TAXES OWED $14.13 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .53425 ACSUND 3/560 INT IN ALL THEFOLL: 1) W/2SW/4 SEC 27 (80ACS) (.42857 AC INT)\ 2) 5 ACSSIT IN N END OF LOT 5 OFGRIFFITH SUB OF NE/4SW/4OF SEC 27 (5 ACS) (.02679 ACINT) 3) THE S 3-2/7 ACS OF LOT7 OF THE WILLIAM T GRIF-FITH SUB OF NE/4SW/4 SEC 27;LESS 11-1/7 ACS OFF N SIDE OREND OF NW/4SW/4 SEC 27(3.2857 ACS) (.01760 AC INT) 4)ALL OF LOT 6 OF THEWILLIAM T GRIFFITH SUB OFTHE NE/4SW/4 & NW/4SE/4 SEC27 (11.44 ACS) (.06129 AC INT)(#67654 97-571 SUCC OFCATHERINE BENOIT) (#80577130-48 ALCIDE J BENOIT TOKENNETH H & ROSALYNCAGLE) (#80578 130-50 ALCIDEJ BENOIT TO HERMINE & RLEON COLEMAN) (#90739 165-175 ALCIDE J BENOIT TO HER-MINE & R LEON COLEMAN)(#118787 252-445 BKRPTCYSALE FROM KIRBY BENOIT TOHERMBERT MOYE & MCKIN-LEY VINCENT) (#129887 293-527SUCC LESTER BENOIT TO ANNELLA WILLIAMS BENOIT)(#169739 434-749 SUCC OFWILLIAM MCKINLEY VINCENTTO LOLA VINCENT). (#244106830-93 AMD JOP ETHA BELLEVINCENT MOYE TO HERBERTD MOYE) (#244107 830-95 SUCCOF HERBERT D MOYE TOGLEN A JAMES) (#250610 857-592 AFFID OF HRSHP & JOP OFLOLA VINCENT OT LEONIDASOAKLEY PITTMAN III) (#259497893-545 SUCC OF HERMINECOLEMAN TO BEVERLYSIMONEAUX, MARY DAVROS,
CLAUDETTE LAFOSSE &FLINT A BROWN) (#274714 949-77 TAX SALE FROM FLINTBROWN TO HOWARD ROMERO)(#280982 SUCC OF ADDIEBENOIT WRIGHT TO ALCIDE JBENOIT & EDITH BENOIT)(#291399 1000-385 CASH DEEDFROM ARISTILE BENOIT JR TORONALD GILBERT BROUS-SARD)~
* * *0601057125.00 LLaannddrryy,,
LLoouuiissee CCaatthheerriinnee WWoollffff CertifyNo. 71788518801026364119, 4773Windsong Park Dr, Collierville,TN 38017
TAXES OWED $21.21 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 4.458317ACS UND 1/5 INT IN FOLL 2TRACTS:
* * *0601081400.00 RReeeedd,,
AAnnddrreeww eett aall Certify No.71788518801026364294, 1226Loretta Ave #A, Sulphur LA 706635636
TAXES OWED $24.75 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
LOT 4 BLK N HYANNISPORTBY THE LAKE SUB OF SURV OFN/3 OF LOT 1 SEC 42 T12S R10W(#91632 #90649 #90650) (#278461958-598 JUDGMENT OFDOROTHY M REED TOANDREW REED 1/2 &USUFRUCT & DOROTHY MREED TESTAMENTARY TRUST1/2 W/PRINCIPAL BENEFICIA-RIES OF RICHARD A REED 1/3,DOUGLAS P REED 1/3 & LAU-RALYN REED ZEISIG 1/3)(#287723 990-400 DONATIONFROM DOUGLAS P REED &LAURALYN REED ZIEIG ALLTHEIR UND INT TO DARLABRUCE PERRY & INCL IN THISASSM’T). (#287770 990-542DEED FROM ANDREW REEDTESTAMENTARY TRUST - COTRUSTEES DOUGLAS P REED& LAURALYN REED ZEISIG TODARLA BRUCE PERRY ALL HISUND INT & INCL IN THIS ASS-M’T). (#288850 993-533 DEEDFROM BARBARA A CREELREED TO DARLA BRUCEPERRY ALL HER UND 1/6 INT &INCL IN THIS ASSM’T).~
* * *0601081900.00 RReeoonn,, AAlliinnee eett
aall Certify No.71788518801026364300, 4301Ridgecrest St., Sulphur LA 70663
TAXES OWED $30.08 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 9.53 ACS.LOT 8 OF W/2NE/4NW/4 SEC 34T12S R10W AS PER PLATDATED 12/20/54. UND 1/7 INT INTHE FOLL: LOT 1 OFW/2SE/4SW/4 SEC 27 T12SR10W(3.33 ACS) LOT 1 OF SUBOF E/2NE/4NW/4 SEC 34 T12SR10W (3.17 ACS) (#102469 199-179) LOT 6 OF SUB OFNE/4SW/4 SEC 3 T13S R10W(5.72 ACS) LOT 4 OF SUB OFNE/4NE/4 SEC 11 T13S R10WWHICH LIES ON EDGE OF CALLAKE, ONLY A PORT OF WHICHISABOVE WATER (1.56 AC) LOT7 OF SUB OF PORT OF SE/4NE/4& E/2SE/4 SEC 13 T13S R10W(14.45 ACS) UND 1/7 INT IN THEFOLL: LOT 7 OF W/2NE/4NW/4SEC 34 T12S R10W. THE S’RNMOST 5 ACS OF HOME PLACE,THIS TR TO BE N & W OF ROADRUNN ACROSS SE COR OF SDHOME PLACE & S OF A LINERUNN NW FROM A PT 384 FT NOF SE COR OF SD HOMEPLACE TO A PT 645 FT N OF SWCOR OF SD HOME PLACE, THISSD TRACT TO BE FURTHERSUBJECT 1 AC TRACT SOLD(#126709 282-33) (#148454 366-584) LOT 3 OF W/2NE/4NW/4SEC 34 T12S R10W (#156517 401-133) (#182296 #182297). UND 1/7INT IN LOT 2 TR C OF PARTNOF SURV OF SIMEON &JOSEPHINE DUHON ESTCONTG 3.33 ACS (.48 AC INT)(#132838, #132839, #132840)UND 1/5 INT IN ALL THE FOLL:T12S R10W: LOT 5 OFW/2NE/4NW/4 SEC 34; AN UND1/7 INT IN ALL THE FOLL: LOT1 OF W/2SE/4SW/4 SEC 27; LOT1 OF SUB OF E/2NE/4NW/4 SEC34; LOT 7 OF W/2NE/4NW/4 SEC34; LOT 3 OF W/2NE/4NW/4 SEC34; LOT 2 OF TRACT “C” OFPARTN SURV OF SIMEON ANDJOSEPHINE DUHON EST, SDTRACT C BEING DES ASE/2NE/4NW/4 SEC 34; THE S’RN5 ACS OF HOMEPLACE, THISTRACT TO BE N & W OF RDRUNNING ACROSS SE COR OFSD HOMEPLACE AND S OF ALINE RUNNING NW FROM A PT384 FT N OF SE COR OF SDHOME PLACE TO A PT 645 FT NOF SW COR OF SD HOME-PLACE, LESS 1 AC, THE SDHOMEPLACE BEING THEE/2SE/4SW/4 SEC 27, T13SR10W: UND 1/7 INT IN ALL THEFOLL: LOT 6 OF SUB OFNE/4SW/4 SEC 3; LOT 4 OF SUBOF NE/4NE/4 SEC 11 WHICHLIES ON EDGE OF CAL LAKE,ONLY A PORT IS ABOVEWATER; LOT 7 OF THE SUB OFA PORT OF SE/4NE/4 & E/2SE/4SEC 13. (#201729 630-514)(#228151 754-89 SUCC OFARNOLD REON TO ALINEREON 1/2Ω & USUFRUCT,JAMES CURTIS 1/8 INT, NOAHSIMEON REON 1/8 INT, TOM-MIE LYNN REON 1/8 INT, LENAREON BROCKMAN 1/8 INT.(#288873 993-617 DONATIONFROM MARIE ALINE PORTIEREON TO JAMES C REON 1/4,NOAH SIMEON REON 1/4, TOM-MIE LYNN REON 1/4 & LENA RDREWS 1/4. MARIE ALINE POR-TIE REON RETAINSUSUFRUCT & INCL IN THISASSM’T).
* * *0601087600.00 RRoouunnttrreeee,,
RRiicchhaarrdd JJ EEsstt Certify No.71788518801026364331, %Christian Rountree, 202 BelleChasse Dr, Lafayette, La. 70506
TAXES OWED $9.73 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 4.5325 ACS.AN UND 1/4 INT IN THE FOLL:1 AC SQ IN THE NW COR OF 10AC SIT IN W 40 ACS OF IRR SEC47 T12S R10W, BEG AT A PT ONS LINE OF SEC 47, 660 FT EFROM SE COR OF 8 AC TRACTIN SEC 35 T12S R10W. AN UND1/7 INT IN E 40 ACS OF W 80
ACS SEC 47 T12S R10W. UND 1/7INT IN W/2NE/4 SEC 14 T13SR10W (#95216 179-478) (#223380732-304)~
* * *0601091100.00 SSllaayyttoonn,,
RRaallpphh Certify No.71788518801026364454, 26023Verde Grande Ct, Sun City, CA92586
TAXES OWED $12.70 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 9.90 ACS.99% INTEREST IN ALL THEFOLL PER T/SALE #270057: ANUND 1/4 INT IN S 10 ACS OFLOT 7 SEC 43 T12S R9W. ANUND 3/16 INT IN NE/4SW/4 SEC9 T13S R10W. (#185723 546-635)(LESS 10% T/SALE #204557 645-752) (LESS 1% T/SALE #208827665-593) (REDEMPT #209859670-818) (REDEMPT #212247684-121) (#270057 928-520T/SALE - LESS 1% TO LINDAPICKETT & ASS’D TO HER)~
* * *0601095600.00 TTaayylloorr,,
LLaawwrreennccee && AAllaa MMaaee Certify No.71788518801026364515, 2305Brownlee Rd, Bossier City, La71111
TAXES OWED $1179.34WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
LOT 52 OF E 50 ACS OF FRLSEC 50 T12S R10W. (#145498352-655). (#208679 665-9)(#212864 687-698) (#212893 687-780) (#212894 687-783) (#212895687-786) (#212896 687-789)(#212897 687-792) (#212900 687-799) (#264826 909-898 T/SALE LTRAHAN TO PARISH) (#265160911-318 REDEMPTION)~IMPS
* * *0601099400.00 TTuutthhiillll RReennnnee
HH TTrruussttss Certify No.71788518801026364546, % Lee JSylvester - Trustee, 6211 East74th St, Tulsa OK 74136
TAXES OWED $3.89 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 2.40 ACS.AN UND 8.32330 % INT IN & TOTHE FOLL: THE N 30 ACS OFLOT 7 OF SEC 43 T12S R9W.(#72864) (#245826 836-447 RTUTHILL REVOC TRUST TO RTUTHILL FOR N TUTHILL & RTUTHILL FOR J SYLVESTER).RENEE TUTHILL TRUST FORNEIL TUTHILL II 1/2 & RENEETUTHILL TRUST FOR JULI-ETTE TUTHILL SYLVESTER1/2.~
* * *0601104800.00 WWaarrdd,, TTeedd eett
aall Certify No.71788518801026364584, %Michael Ward, 722 Cleveland St,Lake Charles, La. 70601
TAXES OWED $125.72 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: .474 ACS.AS PER TAX SALE #292763 - 30%INT IN THE FOLL: AN UND 1/4INT IN THE FOLL 2 TRACTS:AN UND 1/24 INT IN LOT 5 OF EDOIRON SUB OF SEC 36-39T12S R10W & SEC 46-49 T12SR9W. AN UND 1/6 INT IN BEGAT THE SE COR OF 29.60 ACSBELONGING TO ISAACDOIRON SD TRACT BEING N29.6 ACS OF LOT 3 OF DOIRONSUB OF SEC 36-39 T12S R10WTHEN W TO W LINE OF SD LOT3, THEN S 22 CHS 75 LKS, E TOE LINE OF SD LOT 3, N TO THEPT OF BEG CONT IN ALL 20ACS. (#72166, #120204) (#202536636-54) TED WARD 1/4, CHAR-LENE W GILES 1/4, MICHAELWARD 1/4, MARY CLARE WARD1/20, CHARLEENE MARIEWARD 1/20, CHERYL ANNWARD 1/20, CAROLYN CHRIS-TINE WARD 1/20 & GLENANDREW WARD 1/10 & INCL INTHIS ASSM’T). (#251445 861-493SUC C W WARD) (#251554 861-749 ACT OF EXCHANGE)(#292763 1003-489 TAX SALEFROM TED WARD ET AL TORAINBOW RIGHTEOUS LLC -70%)~
* * *0601107100.00 WWiilllliiaammss,,
MMaarrcchheelllliiaa Certify No.71788518801026364614, 406 W18th St, Lake Charles, La. 70601
TAXES OWED $1.82 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: ..000520ACS AS PER TAX SALE # 292764- 1% INT IN THE FOLL: UND1/60 INT IN & TO THE FOLL 2TRACTS: (1) A TRACT OR PAR-CEL OF LAND BEING A PARTOF E DOIRON SUB, LOT 7 DESAS FOLL: BEG AT THE NW COROF JOHN A ROUX’S 10 ACTRACT; THEN S 90 FT, E 300 FT,N 90 FT, W 300 FT TO PT OFBEG IN T12S R10W. (2) A TRACTOR PARCEL OF LAND DES AS:COM AT THE SW COR OF N 10ACS OF THE S 25 ACS OF LOT 7DOIRON SUB, THEN E 417 .71FT, N 261 FT, W 417.52 FT, S TOPT OF BEG IN T12S R10W.(#243601 827-373 SUCC OFPEGGY RUTH STINE) (#262851904-151 POA FROM MWILLIAMS JOHNS TO E LOW-ERY JR & M CIRELLO) (#273651942-640 Q/C C/D FROM ELLEN-DER’S, HAMILTON’S & LOW-ERY’S TO SABINE RESOURCESINC) (#273654 942-674 Q/CSABINE RESOURCES INC TODOMINION NATURAL GASSTORAGE INC) (#292764 1003-491 TAX SALE MARCHELLIAWILLIAMS TO VELMA LOWERY- 99%)~
* * *0601108400.00 WWyymmaann
NNaannccyy NNaaffff eett aall Certify No.71788518801026364638, 106Grove Ave, Lake Charles LA 70601
TAXES OWED $56.54 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
* TOTAL ACRES: 20.00 ACS.LOT 11 SEC 43 T12S R9W, CONT40 ACS. (112-425 LIQUIDATION;396-273; 425-730). NANCYWYMAN .3376 INT, BRUCEWYMAN .0542 INT, WM WYMAN.0542 INT & BARBARA WYMAN.0542 INT COMP 50%. 50% ASS’DTO IRENE SMITH, ET AL.~
* * *1100008000.00 QQuuaalliittyy
PPrroodduuccttiioonn SSeerrvviicceess Certify No.71788518801026364690, 115Montie Rd, Grand Chenier, LA70643
TAXES OWED $5228.98WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
*2000 ASSMT #: 1100007760GAS WELL (1) ~ SER NO: 216450/ M W RICHARD #1 FIELD:031191 - GRAND CHENIER~
* * *1100008100.00 QQuuaalliittyy
PPrroodduuccttiioonn SSeerrvviicceess Certify No.71788518801026364706, 115Montie Rd, Grand Chenier, La.70643
TAXES OWED $873.29 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*2000 ASSMT #: 1100007800OIL WELL (1) ~ SER NO: 091487/ NUNEZ 3-D SWD WELL (1) ~SER NO: 051458 / NUNEZ 1 LOCIN SEC 52 T15S R5W~
* * *1100008200.00 QQuuaalliittyy
PPrroodduuccttiioonn SSeerrvviicceess Certify No.71788518801026364713, 115Montie Rd, Grand Chenier, La.70643
TAXES OWED $839.12 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
*2000 ASSMT #: 1100007900GAS WELL (1) ~ SER NO: 210297/ CRIS 1 RA SUA; BAKER LOCSEC 49 T15S R5W~
* * *1100010200.00 WWiilllliiaammss
SSccoottssmmaann IInncc Certify No.71788518801026364782, % CBIZProperty Tax Solutions, 2009Chenault Dr - Suite 100,Carrollton, TX 75006
TAXES OWED $154.66 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
MISC ITEMS AT SEMINOLETRANSPORTATION~
* * *1200000270.00 AAnnddeerrssoonn
EExxpplloorraattiioonn CCoo IInncc Certify No.71788518801026364812, P O Box1411, 1632 Hodges St, LakeCharles La 70602-1411
TAXES OWED $9630.06WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
CRAB LAKE FIELD - SEC-TION 20 T15S R5W M O MILLERMD #1 - #207080 M O MILLERMD #2 - #208011 M O MILLERMD #1D - #208598 M O MILLERMD #2D - #208599 M O MILLERMD #1 SWD - #972850 M OMILLER - #215814~
* * *1200004500.00 JJiimmmmyy
RRoobbeerrssoonn EEnneerrggyy CCoorrpp CertifyNo. 71788518801026364867,Jimmy Roberson, 110 Lynda Ave,Texarkana, TX 75503
TAXES OWED $17142.15WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
*2000 ASSMT #: 1200004600LITTLE CHENIER FIELD - SEC-TION 13 T14S R6W: NUNEZ #1-#157782 MERMENTAU MINER-AL LAND CO #1 - #215824BOUDOIN #1 #216843MERMENTAU MINERAL LANDCO #2 - #197469~
* * *1200007000.00 OOMMNNII
AAvviiaattiioonn SSeerrvviicceess Certify No.71788518801026364898, P O Box3761, Lafayette, La. 70502
TAXES OWED $4582.71WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
AIRCRAFT 305781200007000 N5005F N187AA~
* * *1300005425.00 CCEEFF LLeeaassee
RReessiidduuaall HHoollddiinngg IIII Certify No.71788518801026364980, PropertyTax Compliance, P. O. Box 3649,Danbury, CT 06813-9661
TAXES OWED $733.97 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
TOYOTA FORK LIFT ATBAKER HUGHES~
* * *1300005426.00 CCEEFF LLeeaassee
RReessiidduuaall HHoollddiinngg IIII Certify No.71788518801026364997, PropertyTax Compliance, P O Box 3649,Danbury, CT 06813-9661
TAXES OWED $7726.39WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
LINKBELT CRAWLERCRANE AT BAKER HUGHES~
* * *1300005850.00 CCiittiiccaappiittaall
CCoommmmeerrcciiaall LLeeaassiinngg Certify No.7 1 7 8 8 5 1 8 8 0 1 0 2 6 3 6 5 0 1 7 ,Operations Tax Dept., 8001Ridgepoint Dr, Irving, TX 75063
TAXES OWED $8310.75WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED
2000 LINKBELT CRANE LOCAT JA PALLET COMPANY INC,501 GULF BEACH RD,CAMERON~
* * *1300005900.00 CCiittiiccoorrpp
LLeeaassiinngg IInncc Certify No.71788518801026365024, %Operations Tax, 8001 RidgepointDr, Irving, TX 75063
TAXES OWED $17513.90WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
*2000 ASSMT #: 1300005800EQUIP LOC AT VARIOUSCAMERON LOCATIONS~
* * *1300005950.00 CCiittiiccoorrpp
VVeennddoorr FFiinnaannccee IInncc Certify No.71788518801026365031, %Operations Tax, 8001 RidgepointDr, Irving, Tx 75063
TAXES OWED $1079.21WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
MASTERCRAFT ROUGHTERRAINE CRANE LOC AT 332DAVIS RD FOR L & L OIL & GASSERVICES LLC & ASCO USALLC 3510 IMAGISTICS COPIERLOC AT 236 DAVIS RD FOR LIB-ERTY SERVICES INC~
* * *1300012475.00 GGeenneerraall
EElleeccttrriicc CCaappiittaall CCoorrpp CertifyNo. 71788518801026365178,Property Tax Compliance, P O Box3649, Danbury, CT 06813 9661
TAXES OWED $16880.38WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
LINKBELT CRAWLERCRANE 15 LOC @ 127 WAKE-FIELD RD - MIDSTREAM FUELSERVICE LLC~
* * *1300016975.00 HHoorriizzoonn
MMaarriinnee LLLLCC Certify No.71788518801026365185, P O Box1465, LaRose, LA 70373
TAXES OWED $6066.65WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
WATERCRAFT 39750 M/VLEADER~
* * *1300017150.01 HHoouussttoonn
HHeelliiccoopptteerrss IInncc.. Certify No.71788518801026365192, 6200
UTSA Blvd Bldg #2, San Antonio,TX 78249
TAXES OWED $29284.73WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
BELL 407 - SER #53507 - REG#N417HH~
* * *1300017170.00 HHWWWW
EEnntteerrpprriisseess IInncc.. Certify No.71788518801026365222, DBAWorldwide Professional Ser, 256CR 2641, Beckville, Tx 75631
TAXES OWED $2523.44WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
FURN & FIXTURE 334 -MACH & EQUIP 5558 - MISCEL-LANEOUS 10642
* * *1300019875.00 LLAA CCaarrrriieerrss,,
IInncc.. Certify No.71788518801026365239, P O Box375, Cutoff, La. 70345
TAXES OWED $6066.65WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
M/V TRISTEN WORKINGFOR KERR MCGEE LOC ATHESS YARD~
* * *1300020965.00 LLRRCCII IINNCC..
Certify No.71788518801026365277, 1400Smith Street, Houston, Texas77002
TAXES OWED $3234.79WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
MACH & EQUIP 18585MISCELLANEOUS 2610 CAL-CASIEU TERMINAL~
* * *1300024225.00 OOcceeaanneeeerriinngg
IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall IInncc.. Certify No.71788518801026365369, JasonMiller, 11911 FM 529, Houston,Texas 77041
TAXES OWED $24564.19WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
WATERCRAFT 160950M/V OCEAN QUEST~
* * *1300036550.00 UUSS
EEqquuiippmmeenntt LLeeaassiinngg LLLLCCCertify No.71788518801026365512, PropertyTax Compliance, P O Box 3649,Danbury, CT 06813-9661
TAXES OWED $11221.83WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
EQUIPMENT: M I DRILLING@ 224 CARTER RD~
* * *1300037750.00 WWiilllliiaammss
SSccoottssmmaann IInncc. Certify No.71788518801026365550, % CBIZProperty Tax Solutions, 2009Chenault Dr - Suite 100,Carrollton, TX 75006
TAXES OWED $475.94 WITHINTEREST AND COST TO BEADDED.
PROPERTY LOC @ TEX-AIRHELICOPTERS, SEMINOLETRANSPORTATION & GATHER-ING, & EVERGREEN HELI-COPTERS INC~
* * *1500002441.01 AAmmeerriiccaann
WWaarrrriioorr Certify No.71788518801026365680, 1347Evangeline Thruway, Broussard,La. 70516
TAXES OWED $21950.55WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
COMPRESSOR LEASEDEQUIPMENT: ARIEL JGKA-3#F19336 ARIEL JGJ2-3 #F20653ARIEL JGM2-3 #F6610 200KWGENERATOR #3711-22~
* * *1500007200.00, LLoouuiissiiaannaa
IInnttrraassttaattee GGaass CCoo.., Certify No.71788518801026365703, P O Box660164, Dallas, Tx 75266 0164
TAXES OWED $1603.46WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
OIL & GAS EQIP 8600PIPELINE 1185 *2000 ASSMT #:1500005800
* * *1500007945.00, PPeettrroolleeuumm
CCaappiittaall LLCC, Certify No.71788518801026365710, JimRenfro, P O Box 796245, Dallas,TX 75379
TAXES OWED $14616.07WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
CAMERON MEADOWSFIELD - SEC 22 T14S R13W: 14OIL WELLS; 1 GAS WELL; 1SWD WELL #146394 -CAMERON MEADOWS #2#146396 - CAMERON MEADOWS#5 #147197 - CAMERON MEAD-OWS #8 #147664 - CAMERONMEADOWS #9 #148680 -CAMERON MEADOWS #6#148681 - CAMERON MEADOWS#12 #150555 - CAMERON MEAD-OWS #10 #151387 - CAMERONMEADOWS #18 #151931 -CAMERON MEADOWS #25#152335 - CAMERON MEADOWS#26 #168862 - CAMERON MEAD-OWS #38 #168863 - CAMERONMEADOWS #39 #213827 -CAMERON MEADOWS #42#213828 - CAMERON MEADOWS#43 #157795 - CAMERON MEAD-OWS #33 #150556 - CAMERONMEADOWS #16~
* * *1500007950.00 PPeettrroolleeuumm
CCaappiittaall LL CC, Certify No.71788518801026365727, JimRenfro, P O Box 796245, Dallas,Tx 75379
TAXES OWED $6044.52WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
CAMERON MEADOWSFIELD - SEC 16 T14S R13W:#224358 - CAMERON PARISHSCHOOL BOARD #1 #215451 -CAMERON PARISH SCHOOLBOARD #2 #216036 - CAMERONPARISH SCHOOL BOARD #3~
* * *1600011315.00, WWeesstteerrnn
FFiinnaannccee aanndd LLeeaassee IInncc.., CertifyNo. 71788518801026365802, P. O.Box 640, Devils Lake, ND 58301
TAXES OWED ARE $1,099.58WITH INTEREST AND COST TOBE ADDED.
EQUIPMENT - LANDRY’SPROFESSIONAL LAWN - HACK-BERRY LA~
* * *On the date of sale, I will sell
such portions of the property aseach debtor will point out and incase the debtor will not point outsufficient property, I will at onceand without further delay, sell theleast quantity of said property ofany debtor which any bidder willbuy for the amount of taxes, inter-est and costs due by the said
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LEGAL NOTICESCont. from Pg. 11
debtor.The sale will be without
appraisement for cash in legal ten-der money of the United States,and the immovable property soldwill be redeemable at any time forthe space of three years by payingthe price given, including costsand five per cent penalty thereonwith interest at the rate of onepercent per month until paid.WITNESSES:______________________________________________________
/s Theos DuhonTHEOS DUHON, SHERIFF ANDEX-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR
NNOOTTIICCEE MMOORRTTGGAAGGEECCRREEDDIITTOORRSS
In conformity with Section 63of Act of 1888, notice is herebygiven to all parties holding mort-gages upon real estate, located inthe Parish of Cameron, State ofLouisiana, on which the taxes forthe year 22000055 have not been paid,that I will be in the sale of thesame at the courthouse door inwhich the Civil Court is held on,
WWeeddnneessddaayy,, JJuullyy 2266,, 22000066and that a number of pieces of saidproperty so delinquent are nowbeing advertised by posting in con-formity with the law preparatoryto such sale. The attention of allmortgage creditors is especiallycalled to these advertisements totax sale and they are warned totake such steps to the sale as maybe necessary to protect their inter-ests.WITNESSES:______________________________________________________
/s/ Theos DuhonTHEOS DUHON, SHERIFF ANDEX-OFFICIO TAX COLLECTOR
CAMERON PARISH,LOUISIANA
SHERIFF’S OFFICECAMERON, LOUISIANA
In pursuance to law, I didadvertise and make the followingpublication by advertising fromthe 22nd day of June to the date ofsale, the within notice of sale inthe following as follows,
to-wit: TTHHEE CCAAMMEERROONNPPAARRIISSHH PPIILLOOTT, official journal
of Cameron Parish, Louisiana./s/ Theos Duhon
THEOS DUHON, SHERIFF ANDEX-OFFICIOTAX COLLECTORCameron, Cameron Parish,LouisanaWITNESSES:____________________________________________________FILED:JUNE 19, 2006
/s/ Carl E. BroussardCARL E. BROUSSARD
CLERK OF COURTCAMERON PARISH,LOUISIANARUN: June 22 and July 20 (J 52)
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Chevron today announcedthe launch of Energy forLearning, an $18 million pro-gram to support public schooleducation in 23 Louisianaand Mississippi school dis-tricts affected by HurricanesKatrina and Rita.
Cameron Parish schoolsare scheduled to get $2 mil-lion of these grants.
"Public school education iscrucial to the social and eco-nomic vitality of communitiesand it is our hope that theEnergy for Learning programwill help communities inLouisiana and Mississippigrow stronger than ever," saidDave O'Reilly, chairman andCEO of Chevron Corporation."Energy for Learning is aninvestment in the future ofstudents in Louisiana andMississippi affected by thehurricanes and our 4,700employees there who manageour diverse operations."
Following consultationwith the respective districtand state superintendents ofeducation in Louisiana andMississippi, Energy forLearning has been developedto address the education pri-orities of 23 school districts byequipping public schools withacademic materials and tech-nology such as science labsand I.T. equipment, as well asreinstating student programsthat help develop physicaland personal skills. Energyfor Learning also will providesupport for the restoration ofchild-care facilities inMississippi, replicatingChevron's successful DaycareRestoration Project in thestate, where Chevronrestored 40 child-care centersdamaged by HurricaneKatrina.
Dr. Hank Bounds,Mississippi states superinten-dent of education, comment-ed, "The program is a demon-stration of the value of part-nerships with companies suchas Chevron, which has proac-tively engaged us in address-ing the education needs in theregion and was a leader inrestoring child-care centersimmediately after Katrinastruck. Energy for Learningwill help us meet the physi-cal, emotional and develop-mental needs of Mississippi'syoungest children, and at thesame time, enhance K-12 aca-demic achievement. It's greatfor Mississippi to have a busi-ness partner that under-
stands the significance of howthese issues are all connect-ed."
"This commitment fromChevron will play a signifi-cant role in ensuring that ourstudents have the tools theyneed to succeed in school,despite the devastation ofHurricanes Katrina andRita," said Cecil J. Picard,Louisiana StateSuperintendent of Education."Chevron's Energy forLearning program will helpmake sure our schools canprovide the right educationresources for our children formany years to come."
In developing Energy forLearning, Chevron has iden-tified non profit organizationsin each state with the capaci-ty to assist in program imple-mentation. In Louisiana,which will receive $12 mil-lion, Chevron will work withthe Greater New OrleansFoundation and theCommunity Foundation ofAcadiana. In Mississippi,which will receive $6 million,Chevron will work with Savethe Children and RebuildJackson County.
Chevron's $18 millionEnergy for Learning programis in addition to a pledge of $8million made in the after-math of Hurricane Katrina toaid short-term relief andreconstruction, and a $1 mil-lion education grants pro-gram currently under way inNew Orleans.
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Hurricane Rita scatteredresidential, industrial and vege-tative debris throughout theCalcasieu Lake estuary system,creating a hazard for recreation-al and commercial boaters, aswell as their vessels and gear. Inan attempt to make the waterssafer, and to guide futurecleanup operations, the Nation-al Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration (NOAA) Officeof Coast Survey, Louisiana SeaGrant College Program(Louisiana Sea Grant), CoastalConservation Association(CCA), Lake Charles PowerSquadron, LSU AgCenter,Louisiana Depart-ment ofWildlife and Fisheries, andLake Charles Pilots haveteamed up to mark and map asmuch of this marine debris aspossible.
Volunteers are needed inCalcasieu and Cameron parish-es for the Marine DebrisMarking and Mapping Projecton Calcasieu Lake, Moss Lakeand West Cove from 8 a.m. until1 p.m. Saturday, June 24.Volunteers will be provided withmaps and markers and willtravel in their own boats toassigned areas of the lake tolook for debris. They will markfloating debris with foam floats,and submerged debris will bemarked with PVC pipe.Volunteers will remove anysmall debris they can safelybring to shore and will be askedto write down the location of alldebris they mark. Additionally,boaters and residents are askedto report the location of anymarine hazards they have
encountered in these areas at:http://www.laseagrant.org/debris/
Volunteers should meet at 8a.m., Saturday, June 24, 2006,at Calcasieu Point Landing,3955 Henry Pugh Blvd., in LakeCharles to register and pick upsupplies. Registered volunteerswill be treated to lunch anddrinks.
Calcasieu Lake is roughly 18miles long and 10 miles acrossat its widest point and is part ofa much larger estuary systemfed by the Calcasieu River.These waters are used by char-ter boat operators and recre-ational fishermen alike. Thearea supports oyster, crab, andshrimp harvesting, contains adeep-draft shipping channel,and offers Gulf of Mexico accessat the town of Cameron.
The immediate goal of thisproject is to assist in Louisiana’shurricane recovery by reducingstorm-driven navigation haz-ards and environmentalthreats. The long-term objectiveis to facilitate a cleanup of theCalcasieu estuary and to edu-cate people about marinedebris.
Chartlette graphics of thethree survey sites (CalcasieuLake, Moss Lake to the north,and West Cove to the south-southwest) were assembled byNOAA, and these locations weredivided into transects approxi-mately every 100 meters. Eachtransect has been assigned anexclusive number to eliminateduplicate effort. GPS coordi-nates for both the beginningand end of each transect will beprovided, and volunteers areasked to follow one completetransect line the day of the sur-vey. Any large marine debrisencountered will be described,logged using GPS (LAT/LON),and uniformly marked.
Debris that has the potentialto shift, move or sink with thetidal current will be markedwith an orange foam bulletfloat. These floats were careful-ly selected so as to not interferewith U.S. Coast Guard markersand other navigational aids.Stationary or submerged debriswill be flagged with 1.5-inchdiameter PVC pipe pushed intothe soft lake bottom. Note thatnone of these markers are offi-cially sanctioned aids to naviga-tion.
The location of marine debrishazards reported by volunteerswill be combined and mappedby NOAA. This information willbe available online as they arecompleted.The second phase of this projectwill use side-scan sonar toassess and map submergeddebris that is not visible abovethe waterline.
Volunteers needed formarine debris survey
Although Louisiana hashad more than its share ofdevastation from HurricanesKatrina and Rita, there is noguarantee the storms predict-ed for this year will bypassthe state. Officials with the Federal EmergencyManagement Agency (FEMA)and the State of Louisianaremind travel trailer resi-dents that if a tropical stormis predicted they must beready to evacuate.
“A tropical storm warningindicates winds are sustainedbetween 39 and 73 mph. If awarning is issued you shouldbe prepared to vacate yourtravel trailer,” said Jim Stark,acting director of FEMA’sTransitional Recovery Officein Louisiana. “The high windsgenerated by a tropical stormor hurricane can cause dam-age to travel trailers. If aCategory 1 hurricane devel-ops this means winds willreach 74 miles per hour. Atthis level extensive damagecan be caused.”
Obviously, hurricanesabove Category 1 mean evengreater destruction. Traveltrailers are anchored to theground at the front and in therear, but it is consideredunsafe to try to remain inthem during high winds. If astorm is forecast, listen toyour local officials for guid-ance.
Prepare now for an evacu-ation:
• Keep fuel in your vehicle.• Make sure you know
your evacuation route.• Items left outside may
become projectiles due to highwinds and should be placedinside your trailer. If an itemwon’t fit inside, secure it asbest you can by tying it down.
• Let your local emergencymanagement officials know inadvance if you will need assis-tance to evacuate.
• Keep tuned into weathernews on television or radio.
• Have your disasterpreparation kit ready, or go towww.ready.gov for help oncreating one.
• Have cash on hand. If your local officials order
an evacuation, do the follow-ing:
• Close and lock your win-dows.
• Close and lock the roofvent.
• Turn off the electricity atthe main circuit breaker.
• Turn off the main watervalve outside the trailer anddisconnect the hose.
• Turn off the two propanetanks outside by tighteningthe valves clockwise.
• Take any items thatmight spoil out of your refrig-erator and freezer.
• Do not take or move thetrailer! It is federal propertyand illegal to move.
• Take important personalitems and your pets with you.
• Lock the door and takeyour keys with you.
For additional informationabout being prepared inadvance when a disasterstrikes and what to include inyour emergency evacuationkit go to www.ready.gov or call1-800-BE-READY.
Travel trailer residentsshould be prepared
Chevron launches‘Energy of Learning’
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Pursuant to the provisions of Act #443 of the regu-lar session of the Louisiana Legislature for the year2006 to “the Act” and proceedings to be adopted bythe Cameron Parish School Board, Louisiana, onJune 29, 2006, the Board of Directors (the “Board”) ofParish Wide School District of the Parish of Cameron,State of Louisiana (the “District”) will meet in publicsession on Thursday, June 29, 2006, at 10:00 a.m. forthe following purposes:
1. To organize the Board as the Governing Authorityof the District, elect a Vice-chairman of the Board;appoint a Secretary for the board; appoint a Treasurerfor the Board; select an Official Journal for theDistrict; and take their oaths of office.
2. To adopt an Ordinance providing for the levy bythe District for the year 2006 of an ad valorem tax often (10) mills, the proceeds of which shall be dedicat-ed and used only for the purpose of giving additionalsupport to the maintenance, improvement and opera-tions of the public’s elementary and secondaryschool system in the Parish of Cameron, all asauthorized by the Act.
Parish Wide School District of the Parish of Cameron
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