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Blood Drive to Benefit Haiti March 27

Trinity Union Masonic Lodge, in partnership with Our Lady of the Lake RMC, is hosting a Blood Drive
to benefit the Help the Haiti Mission Fund. The blood drive will be held Saturday, March 27 from 10:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M. Donors will receive a “Who Dat Gonna Donate Blood” T-shirt.
For questions, please call Hugh Waddle, 225-439-2719.

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Notice To Comment Posters

Due to a high volume spam attack from overseas, and only until a fix is installed this weekend, all comments will require moderator approval before they appear on the post.   We will check comments every hour or so, so please do post.  Things should be back to normal before Monday.

Thanks,

Dave

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Crystal Place Connections for March

Crystal Place is a neighborhood off of Denham Road, and they publish a monthly newsletter “as a means to help ensure the livability of our subdivision.”  Each month’s newsletter will be made available as a service to the residents of Crystal Place.  Initiatives like the Crystal Place Newsletter are one reason that Central is such a great place to live.  We commend the subdivision for their community spirit and we hope that having the newsletter available on-line will further their efforts.

MARCH 2010

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Submit an Article for Central Speaks

CentralSpeaks.com was created to be a place for Central residents to share news and information so that everyone in our city can stay up to date on what is going on in Central. We want to encourage anyone and everyone to submit information for publishing. Posting on this website is FREE, as Central Speaks is a non-profit organization that was made to be a service to the community. If you have anything to share- an update from an organization, an upcoming event, sports scores and recaps, photographs, or even an interview with someone in our city- please send it in. Articles and photos for posting can be sent to beth@centralspeaks.com.

We attempt to remain an unbiased source of information for the Central community. However, if you have opinions about any of the items posted on the site, comments are welcome. You can find a space to leave comments at the bottom of every article.

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Kelsey Lieux Arrangements as printed in The Advocate

Kelsey Rae “Special K” Lieux

Our precious baby girl, Kelsey Rae, was welcomed home in our loving Father’s arms on Friday, Feb. 26, 2010. She was 18, a senior at Central High School and a native and resident of Central. Visiting at Greenwell Springs Baptist Church, on Monday, March 1, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Visiting resumes at the church on Tuesday, March 2, from 9 a.m. until religious service at 11 a.m., conducted by the Rev. Dennis Terry and the Rev. Lawton Searcy. Interment in the church cemetery. Survived by her parents, Tammy Pocorello and Charles M. Lieux; maternal grandmother, Alice Pocorello; paternal grandparents, Una Marshall and Russell Lieux; two sisters, Alicen and Sarah Grace Lieux; honorary grandparents, Nanny and Uncle J. McLin; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Preceded in death by her great-grandparents, Leo and Violet Volentine; grandfather, Joseph F. Pocorello Sr.; and uncles, Michael and Edward Ray Lieux. Pallbearers will be Farrell, Ronnie, Lonnie, Pete and Jonathon Pocorello, Kevin McLin, Josh Meeks, Eric, Kenny and David Lieux, and David and Scott Landry. She was a cheerleader and honor student at Central High School. She was loved by many with her big, beautiful smile and her love for life. Those that knew her are truly blessed. Her love for cheering lives on as she was the Central Wildcats’ biggest fan. The family asks that any donations please be made to the Central Wildcat Backers organization in memory of Kelsey Lieux. Arrangements by Rabenhorst Funeral Home East, 11000 Florida Blvd.
Published in The Advocate from February 28 to March 1, 2010 Print print

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Remembering Kelsey

Kelsey Lieux has been someone who brought the Central community together in prayer and support for her and her family. If anyone would like to share a memory of Kelsey or if you have words of comfort for her friends and family, feel free to leave a comment here. There is also a FACEBOOK PAGE that has been created to share memories and pictures of Kelsey. Please continue to keep her family and friends in your thoughts and prayers.

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Lancaster House Open This Weekend

This weekend, March 5-7, Lancaster House will be open to the public. Lancaster House, which sells home decor, jewelry, and fleur de lis products, is located at the corner of Hooper and Sullivan. It is open one weekend a month to the public. The businees hours for this coming weekend are Friday 10-5, Saturday 10-5, and Sunday 12-4.

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Kelsey Lieux Will Be Deeply Missed

Kelsey Lieux, a senior at Central High School, has passed away after being injured in a car accident months ago. Our city has stepped forward in a big way over the past few months to offer support for the Kelsey and her family through visits, fundraisers, and prayers. Let’s continue to offer this support and keep Kelsey’s family and friends in our thoughts and prayers through this extremely difficult time. She will be remembered and missed by her entire community.

All of Kelsey’s friends, classmates, and teachers will miss her very much. Out of respect and rememberance for Kelsey, the CHS Twirp dance scheduled for Saturday night has been postponed.

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Cooking in Central Cookoff Entry Form

Jambalaya, Fried Turkey, 
Bar-B-Que Chicken, 
Couchon-du-Lait and Brisket

Cookff

“The Village at Magnolia Square” 
(Lovett Road)

Saturday, April 17, 2010 
Judging Begins Promptly at 11:00 a.m. 
(prepare accordingly)

Sponsored by the 
City of Central 
to benefit 
ALL Central Schools, Blue Star Mom’s Monument and Property Fund for Future Events

For More Information Call 
Rodney Bonvillain at 225-937-2919 
Brian Fife at 225-571-7385
 
 

    COOK-OFF ENTRY FORM 

Contestant 

Address 

City/State/Zip 

Phone No. 

Email 

Sponsor  

Category of Entry  :

   
 
    PRIZES  
    1st, 2nd and 3rd Place Prizes 
    will
    be awarded in each category
 
   
   
        **Please return entries by March 31, 2010**
   

 

Jambalaya gal.   Fried Turkeys #   Couchon-du-lait #lbs Brisket # lbs

Bar-B-Que Chicken  # of quarters

 
Rules:Cooks to furnish all ingredients, supplies and utensils. Contestants may have a sponsor or may be his/her own sponsor.

Jambalaya -10 gal pot minimum        Fried Turkeys

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    • Burners only - Minimum of five turkeys
    • Any combination of chicken,

                         pork and/or sausage Couchon-du-lait

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      -Boneless meat -Minimum 30 pounds
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    •  
      •  
        •  
          •  
              Of Boneless Pork
     
     
     
    Bar-B-Que Chicken

- minimum of

40 quarters

    Brisket
    - minimum of twenty-five pounds

Entry Fee:

      $25 donation must be submitted with entry form. Each entry will receive one food ticket. Make checks payable to “Cooking in Central.” All donations are tax deductible.

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