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Heritage Manor News: Activities resume

(Editor’s Note: The following article was submitted by Patricia Duplechin, resident activity director at Heritage Manor Nursing Home in Ville Platte. This column runs every Sunday in The Gazette.) We are very blessed to have our group activities resume.
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Minister’s Corner: Death to the old nature

When we accept Jesus as our Savior, we cast off the works of darkness and put on the armor of light. We figuratively bury the “self,” which is symbolized in baptism. We keep our bodies under so the Spirit rules, therefore death to the old nature is a necessity.
Sisters Kylie (left) and Natalie LeBas (right) were selected to be on the University of Louisiana at Monroe’s Homecoming Court. Natalie was also named 2021 ULM Homecoming Queen.

Sisters Kylie (left) and Natalie LeBas (right) were selected to be on the University of Louisiana at Monroe’s Homecoming Court. Natalie was also named 2021 ULM Homecoming Queen.

Ville Platte students named to ULM Homecoming Court

Natalie LeBas of Ville Platte was crowned the University of Louisiana Monroe homecoming queen during halftime of the ULM-South Alabama football game on Oct. 23. The Warhawks won the game 41-31. LeBas was selected for the homecoming court for her outstanding student involvement.
SMC CEO GIVES UPDATE - Rotarian Jackie Riche’ welcomed new Savoy Medical Center CEO Lance Armentor to address the November 2, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club. Shown, from left are SMC employees Danny LaHaye, Jackie Riche’, Otis Johnson and Armentor. They are shown with Rotary President Jimmy LeBlanc, right. (Gazette photo by Heather Bogard)

SMC CEO GIVES UPDATE - Rotarian Jackie Riche’ welcomed new Savoy Medical Center CEO Lance Armentor to address the November 2, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club. Shown, from left are SMC employees Danny LaHaye, Jackie Riche’, Otis Johnson and Armentor. They are shown with Rotary President Jimmy LeBlanc, right. (Gazette photo by Heather Bogard)

VP Rotary: New Savoy Medical Center CEO gives updates

Lance Armentor, new CEO of Savoy Medical Center, was invited by Rotarian Jackie Riche’ to address the November 2, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club. Riche’ noted CEO Gene Burge recently retired and Armentor took over the CEO position this week.
From left, are Jordan Edwards, Aubrey LaHaye and Emy Figueredo, winners in the Rice Cookery divisions.

From left, are Jordan Edwards, Aubrey LaHaye and Emy Figueredo, winners in the Rice Cookery divisions.

Winners of 4-H Cotton Pickin’ Pet Show and Cookery announced

Amid last week’s activities for Cotton Festival the Evangeline Parish 4-H Club has celebrated too. From pumpkin decorating, cooking, to the pet show club members stayed busy.
Queen Cotton LXVII Holly Kay

Queen Cotton LXVII Holly Kay

Queen Cotton LXVII: Kay happy to reign

Holly Kay of Lake Charles was crowned Queen Cotton LXVII during pageant festivities held Saturday evening, October 23. Kay is the daughter of Keith and Robin Kay of Robeline.
VP ROTARY WELCOMES DISTRICT GOVERNOR - Rotary 6200 District Governor Mark Lee was the guest speaker for the October 19, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club. (Gazette photo by Heather Bogard)

VP ROTARY WELCOMES DISTRICT GOVERNOR - Rotary 6200 District Governor Mark Lee was the guest speaker for the October 19, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club. (Gazette photo by Heather Bogard)

VP Rotary: District Governor Lee gives updates

Rotary District 6200 District Governor Mark Hudson Lee visited the October 19, meeting of the Ville Platte Rotary Club to give an update on Rotary activities on a district and international level.
Queen Cotton

Queen Cotton

Queen Cotton is crowned

Holly Kay was crowned Queen Cotton 67. She is pictured in the center with King Cotton 67 Jeff Willis (left) and Queen Cotton 66 Shelbi McClay Rials (right). Full coverage of the Cotton Pageant will be in the Thursday, October 28, edition of the Ville Platte Gazette.
 Shown, sitting at the keyboard is Kathy Aclis, lab director. Seated next to her is Janella Vidrine, kindergarten teacher. Standing in back, from left, are Keitha Lejeune, librarian; Janice Soileau, principal; Rosemary Guillory, guidance counselor; Sandra Reed, kindergarten teacher; Superintendent Dr. Albert Zackrie Jr.; and Wesley Dehm, field engineer. (Gazette archive photo)

Shown, sitting at the keyboard is Kathy Aclis, lab director. Seated next to her is Janella Vidrine, kindergarten teacher. Standing in back, from left, are Keitha Lejeune, librarian; Janice Soileau, principal; Rosemary Guillory, guidance counselor; Sandra Reed, kindergarten teacher; Superintendent Dr. Albert Zackrie Jr.; and Wesley Dehm, field engineer. (Gazette archive photo)

Looking Back: Highlights of July and August 1998

This week, we take a look back at July and August 1998 •Dale Sittig, public service commissioner, announced the 318 area code may change within the next couple of years, as soon as 2002, due to the area code running out of numbers.