Caldwell Watchman from Columbia, Louisiana • 3

OSituaries BOARD. P-f Bobby Glen Services for Bobby Glen Black- Blackmon Survivora include his wife. Lola Services for Miss Lola Banks, 81, Columbia, were held at 3 P.M. Tuesday, April 10, 1990. in the chapel of Riser and Son Funeral Home in Columbia with Rev.

Minns Robertson and Rev. Sammy Hargrove officiating. Burial waa in Welcome Home Cemetery in Grayson under tha direction of Riser and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. Miss Banks died Sunday, April 8, at Citizens Medical Center in Olla after an extended illness. Miss Banka was a native of Caldwell Parish, a retired Banks school teacher and a member of the Grayson United Methodist Church.

Survivors include two brothers, Mr. Jim Banka of Columbia and Mr. Joe Banks of Kelly, nieces, Mrs. Bobbye Chapman, Mrs. Lucy Long, Mrs.

Betty Jo Townsend and Mrs. Diane Santomauri; nephews, Rev. Sammy Hargrove, Mr. Glenn Hargrove, Mr. David Shell and Mr.

Terry Banks. Pallbearers were Terry Banks, Clenn Hargrove, M.E. Townsend, Don Bums, Brian Hargrove and Greg Hargrove. mon, 27, Olla, were held at 3:00 P.M. Wednesday, April 2, 1990, at Standard Baptist Church in Olla with Reverends Scotty McDowell, Denver McBroom and Corky Evans officiating.

Burial was in Olla Cemetery under tha direction of Riser and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. Mr Blackmon died Monday, April 2, at the Rapiaea Medical Center in Alexandria from injuries ha suffered in an automobile accident. He was employed by Penrod Drilling Company. Harvey William Carawav Infant Daughter Tucker Graveside services for Miss Medical Center in Shreveport Services for Harvey William Caraway, 72, Kelly, were held Tuesday, April 3, 1990, at the chapel of Riser and Son Funeral Home in Columbia with Rev. Joel Johnson officiating.

Burial waa in Pine Hill Cemetery in Urania under direction of Riser and Son Funeral Home or Columbia. Mr. Caraway died Sunday, April 1, at Caldwell Memorial Hospital in Columbia after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War II and waa retired from Virgil Mae Tucker, infant daughter of Michael and Amy Tucker, were held at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, April 7, 1990 at Welcome Home Cemetery in Grayson with Rev.

A.B. Masters, Jr. officiating. Services were under the direction of Riser and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. The infant died April 4 at Louisiana State University ENERGY.

insurance companies Friday about adding the insurance and it may be possible to reopen the Park after repairs are made. Brownville representatives said the community is poor economically and could not afford to donate money to set up a program similar to the Dixie Youth Ingram at Columbia. Parish recreation funds are needed for the upkeep of the park and no fees are charged for participation because there are poor families there that cannot afford fee. There are also families without transportation to go to the park at Columbia, they said. Bailey, Turner and the Brownville representatives agreed to work on a aolution to the problems in order to keep the Park open.

In another matter, the Board accepted the resignation of CPUS Head Coach Johnny McCaa, and hired Coach Jim-mie Adama in his place. Adams was chosen from a list of five Candida tea. Executive Committee Chairman Bob Meredith said there ia a $3100 deficit in the quarterly financial report, but aimilar deficit waa made up from the general fund to keep from cutting employee salaries last year. "We're running about $1000 short a quarter," he said. The Board passed a resolution supporting the May 7 jury road tax proposition, noting that parish school buaes have to be able to get down the roads.

A resolution waa passed commending Students of the Year Mandy Evans, Douglas Robinson and Leilie Carter. Each was presented a gift certificate from Ronnie Darden of Homeland Bank, Perry Smith of Citizens Bank and Rodney Chapman of Caldwell Bank. reunion invite their family and friends to the reunion and remind them to bring a covered dish of their choosing. Also lawn chaira and Softball glovea will be required, ss there is always a need for more seating and there is always a softball game in the evening. Carta Marshall Blackmon of Olla; a daughter, Britney Nicole Blackmon cf Olla; his father, Jamea David Blackmon of Texas; his mother, Norma Meredith of Olla; three sisters, Catherine Blackmon and Melba Hum-phriea, both of Kelly and Barbara Blackmon of Olla.

Pallbearers were Allen Taylor, Charlie Douglas, Bill Lisenby, James McAnnaly, Cary Johnson and Mike Kerry. Honorary pallbearers were Clint Bearden, Lamar Caspard, Louisiana Pacific Corooration. Survivora include his wife, Linda Caraway of Kelly, a son, Danny Caraway of Columbia; two step-sons, Jimmy Lindsey and John Lindsey, both of Kelly, two daughters, Carolyn May of Grayson and Vivian Hutto of Winnfield; a atep-daughter, Beth Lindsey or Kelly three brothers, Richard Caraway of Olla, Elton Caraway and Norman Caraway, both of Yakima, Washington; two sisters, Mildred McQuillon of West Monroe and Lou Green or Dry Prong; Ruby Powell of Denham Springs, Mrs. Beatrice Shipp of Clarke, Mrs. Myrtle Garner of Monroe, Mrs.

Frances Smith of Columbia, Mrs. Helen Foster of Monroe, Mrs. Edna Shipp of Columbia, Mrs. Katie Gaugh of Iowa, LA; one brother, Mr. Fred Ellis of Monroe; one sister, Mrs.

Alma Ellis Cowan of Monroe; 39 grandchildren; 69 great grandchildren; 17 great great grandchildren. Pallbearers were her grandsons. Mrs. Cook waa a native of Kansas City, Missouri, and a homemaker. She attended LS.U.

in Baton Rouge. Survivors include her husband, Mr. Omar Benton Cook of Crayson and a son, Mr. Jamea Benton Cook of Grayson. lour grandchildren.

Florence Ellis Bamburg Services for Mrs. Florence Ellis Clarks; seven daughters, Mrs. The program is open to any individu il or nonfederal organization that has implemented an innovation i.i energy efficiency or renew-' able resource technologies since January 1, 1986. Projects must have been operational for one year or 4. period of time which allows for documenting the claimed energy savings or the results of the program.

In the state competition. Gov. Roemer will present awards to' those who have developed energy-saving projects in Louisiana. On a national level, a certificate will be presented by the U.S. Secretary of Energy to top State Award winners selected from those who have been nominated by governors to receive national Bamburg, 83, Hebert, were held Sunday, April 8, 1990, in the chapel of Riaer and Son Funeral Home in Columbia with Rev.

Don Bonner officiating. Burial waa in Hebert Cemetery in Hebert under the direction of Riser and Son Funeral Home of Columbia. Mrs. Bamburg died Friday, April 6, at Citizena Medical Center in Columbia after an extended illness. Survivors include two sons, Robert Bamburg of Hebert and Thomas "Tommy" Bamburg of Survivors include her par ents, Michael and Amy Tucker of Columbia; two sisters, Miss Caaey Duncan and Bridgette Tucker, both of Columbia; maternal grandparent, Mrs.

Annette Laflerty, Grayson, and Mr. Roy Duncan of Vidalia; paternal grandparents, Mrs. Ella Mae Tucker of Columbia and Mr. Raymond Tucker, also of Columbia. P-1 Call Johnson demic and on-the-job training in one of the Navy's 85 baaic fields.

Johnson's studies included seamanship, close order Naval history and first aid. Personnel who complete this course of instruction are eligible for three hours of college credit in Physical Education and Hygiene. I Beverly Jeanne Miller Cook mitUa, said tha closing will hurt 200 to 300 children in the Urownvilla area. The baseball season is set to begin at tha Park next week and other play-ground equipment will also be closed up with tha Park. Ha asked tha Board to reconsider closing tha park.

Trent said tha jury has paid only tha utilitiea for tha park, about $30 in tha winter and $60 in tha summer in past years. Board memberi said they wanted to leave tha park open, but tha aafety of tha children waa most important and soma wooden structures in tha Park were rotten and unsafe. "If aomehody falls down on the sUps and geta hurt, thera ia tha suffering of that person to consider, and we're liable to be aued," Turner said. PotU suggested that the Board refuse to accept the responsibility, but Supt Jim Turner said because tha Park is on Board property, tha Board ia automatically responsible. "What is needed is for the police jury, tha Brownville Recreation Committee and the Caldwell Recreation Board to come to agreement to get this park open and keep it open," Meredith aaid.

Other Board members agreed. Bob Meredith said an organization similar to Dixie Youth at the Columbia ball park might be in order. Betty Robinson of the C.O.LT.S. organization of Brownville said their group would take over the park if the jury would pay for the liability insurance. C.O.LT.S.

stands for the Coalition of Leaders Toward Success. At the Thursday, April 5 meeting of Board, Jury and Brownville Committee representatives, Jury President Jerry Bailey said he would check with Bratton The annual Bratton family reunion will be held on Sunday, April 22, at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Bratton, widow of the late Mr. Jack Bratton, the old homeplace of Uncle Dave Bratton. The Bratton family would like to take this opportunity to Legal Ad Deadline Friday Noon Before Publication Need Help Wiffi Problems? Bad Luck? In Marriage? Love? Health? Need Luck? I Call Sister Nicole for FAST RESULTS! 318-281-8323 1 FREE Question by phone I 1922 E.

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During Johnson's eight-week training cycle, he studied general military subjects designed to prepare him for further aca- WILL FINANCIAL Mrs. Beverly Jeanne Miller Cook, age 65 of Grayson, paased away Wednesday, April 4, 1990 at her residence after a brief illness. Memorial services will be held Thursday, April 12, at 10 A.M. in the chapel of Riser and Son Funeral Home with Rev. J.P.

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