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Albert Mills, Jr. Set to Celebrate 100 Years of LifeBy James Ronald skains

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“I remember vividly the day World War I ended,’’ 99 year old Albert C. Mills, Jr. told the Zachary Post during an interview this week. “I was 5 years old. Guns started go-ing off all around our place and all the farmers were ringing their dinner bells. At first it scared me, but when I asked my Daddy what was happen-ing, he told me that everybody was celebrating the end of the Great War in Europe.”

Albert C. Mills, Jr. would have a much more vivid firsthand account of World War II as a 28 year old draftee. “In 1942, the Army recruit-ers in the area kept after me to enlist so that I could go to Officer Candi-date School and get a commission. I didn’t enlist and I got drafted in July 1942, but after I got to Camp Shelby as a Buck Private, I had the opportu-nity to go to OCS and it didn’t take me but a minute to take them up on that offer.”

Mills had received a degree in Agriculture Commerce from LSU in 1935. After working for four years in the family’s Rhodes and Mills Gen-eral Store in Zachary, Mills decided to take the federal civil service exam which he passed with flying colors.

“After I qualified on my civil ser-vice test, I got a job as a Rural Mail Carrier on Route 1 out of Zachary,’’ Mills recalled. “That was what I was doing plus raising cattle when WWII broke out. I didn’t think I would be drafted so quickly because I was 28 years old and a rural mail carrier; so that was why I didn’t enlist so I could go to OCS school.”

“But the good Lord blessed me as I was able to become an officer al-though I went in at the bottom of the ladder. In fact, the good Lord blessed me all the way through my time in the military. Because of my back-ground as a rural letter carrier, I was put into the Postal Department of the US Army. They sent me to school to learn how the Army handled the mail. We had to organize our system as we went along and I was assigned

99 yeaars and 11 months old Albert Carter Mills, Jr, and his 92 year wifeKatie seated on the couch with Mills’ siblings standing behind the couch,Gilbert, age 89, and Jane, “ninetyish.”

as long as Albert was in the states, I went with him, but when he went overseas I came back home. The way he got acquainted with his boys after he got back from Norway was sitting around peeling sugar for them to chew on and talking to them.’’

After the war years, Albert and Katie had two more children, David and Kathleen. The four Mills sib-lings had a total of 19 children. At a recent family get together in the old Mills family barn, there were over 70 grandchildren or great-grandchil-dren present.

“When I got back from the war, I went back to my mail route,’’ Mills explained. “My herd of cattle was in good shape because my daddy had been taking care of them. While I was in the Army, I had been elected to the Board of Elders at the Plains Presbyterian Church. I had been the Treasurer at the church before the war.”

To give a prospective of what all has happened nationwide since Mills was born on September 12, 1913 when Woodrow Wilson was President, 16 other men have served as President of the USA. Luther E. Hall was Governor of Louisiana when Mills was born. 18 other men and one woman have also served as governor during Mills lifetime.

When asked if he remembered much about Huey P. Long, Mills replied; “I was a teenager and then in college while Huey was in office as governor and senator. I went to school at LSU with his son Russell and a friend of mine dated Huey’s daughter Rose. I knew ole Earl Long too.’’

Mills faced a dilemma when he was asked to serve on the Board of Directors of the Bank of Zachary when his Uncle, Dr. Tom Mills re-tired.

“I told them that I would as long as it didn’t interfere with my job as Rural Route 1 mail carrier out of

to a training center in Bristol, Eng-land.’’

“I got orders to go to North Af-rica as a Postal Officer, but at the last minute they re-assigned me to go to Oslo, Norway,’’ Mills related. “By that time I had made Captain and was the ranking Postal Officer in Norway. The Germans had been kicked out of Norway by this time and the King had been re-instated.’’

“I got to know some of the nobili-ty there in Norway and was invited to go to the King’s hunting camp above the Arctic Circle. However, that was one trip that I wasn’t able to make because I was the ranking Postal Of-ficer the country and couldn’t get a replacement to make the trip which I think was for a month.”

Although the Germans had been kicked out of Norway by the time

Mills arrived in Oslo, the Germans were still close enough to use Oslo for target practice with their V2 rock-ets.

“We were in church one day when a V2 rocket landed right outside the church door,’’ Mills remembered. “It was a madhouse. Some people were running trying to get out of the build-ing; other people were getting under the pews. A few days later they fired another V2 into the town square. One of my postal clerks was sitting on a park bench. The concussion from the explosion blew the bench with the clerk about 75 yards but the clerk wasn’t seriously hurt.’’

“When Albert got back from over-seas, he had two little boys, Albert III and Wilmer, to get to know,’’ 92 year old Kathleen Riddle Mills chimed in. “We had got married in 1943 and

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“Three of the four men on Mount Rushmore were surveyors at one time in their lives, and the fourth, Teddy Roosevelt, caused many surveyors to be employed with his wide range of National Parks and conservation practices, so I know that we are in an old and honorable occupation,’’ Mark Williams, Professional Land Survey-or, told the Feliciana Explorer.

G360, LLC is located at 9502 Main Street in Zachary. Originally formed in May of 2011 in Clinton, G360 LLC moved to its Zachary location in October 2012. They are building a 40’x100’ warehouse be-hind their office building. Within this building will be a 20’x40’ training room in addition to a planned full in-strument service and repair facility.

“Our business model is to be a full service supply and support company for the land surveyors, construction personnel, and oil industry that rely on precise positional systems instru-ments,’’ Don Biggs, a resident of Clinton and one of the two partners

G360 Takes a New Approach in Old Industry

Pictured: Mark Williams, Don Biggs, and Barrett Smith of G360 LLC.

in G360 LLC explained. “Whereas a typical GPS will pinpoint a loca-tion to within 20 yards, our GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) instrument will pinpoint a location to within a ½ inch.”

Biggs worked for 7 years as the Louisiana Direct Sales representative for Leica Geosystems before starting G360 LLC with Mark Williams. Wil-liams was also with Leica Geosys-tems for 7 years in their Lawrencev-ille, Georgia office before returning to his roots in Clinton/Zachary.

The Leica Geosystems AG is home based in Heerbrugg, Switzer-land. It has been around since 1910. There are two other Leica brands, Leica Cameras AG in Solms, Germa-ny, and Leica Microsystems GmbH

located in Wezler, Germany that are part of the giant Hexagon AG Corpo-ration headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

“In our first two years, we have conducted two seminars on the GNSS systems, one in Nants, France and an-other 4 week seminar in Baton Rouge for international personnel with the oil and gas industry,” Williams noted. “We want to be more than just a ven-dor or supplier for our Geomatic cus-tomers. We provide not only training with each piece of equipment that we sell but we also provide a unique ser-vice in that surveyors and other users of our equipment can call us with their geomatic problems in the field.”

See G360 on page 8

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Zachary High Cheerleaders Finish Busy Summer, Prepare for Football SeasonThere is more to cheerleading

than meets the eye. The Zachary High School Cheerleaders not only cheer at football and basketball games, they represent Zachary High and the Community of Zachary through volunteer service and com-petitions both locally and nationally. In fact, the cheerleaders were invit-ed to be a part of the Sugar Bowl halftime performance on January 3, 2014.

In June, the cheerleaders at-tended UCA cheer camp at Fort Walton Beach, FL. After a week of hard work, the team placed 1st in sideline and cheer performances, and 2nd in Home Pom and Extreme Routine performances. The team brought home the coveted “whale”. This award, a HUGE whale, is pre-sented to the team that was spirited, showed good leadership, and had the most fun at camp. The team also had 6 girls that won All American Cheerleader. The six chosen were seniors Dani Morse, Taylor Matte, Madison Monte, and Mallory Bush, sophomore Shelby Bush, and fresh-man Taylee Corkern.

Not only did the team compete at camp this summer, they volunteered at First Baptist Church of Zachary with cheer camp. Each summer First Baptist hosts a cheer camp headed up by Amie Stagg. This year the team wanted to help. They know

how much these young girls look up to them, and hope to one day be a Zachary High Cheerleader. What better way to help the next genera-tion of future cheerleaders!

The beginning of school and football season is right around the

corner. The cheerleaders will be selling spirit shirts during the 2nd week of school. They will also be selling spirit tattoos with the Z logo and red poms for the fans at football games this year. They want to per-sonally invite the entire community of Zachary to come out and support our program and cheer on the foot-ball team!

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From fitness and outdoor adventure to dance and music, BREC has something for children and adults of all interests this fall.

For more information or to register, drop by the BREC recreation center of your choice

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Another Great Summer of Dance for Local PerformersDancers from the Children’s Mov-

ing Co. finished their year with very impressive performances at Dance Makers Inc. National competition with all dances placing and all dancers hav-ing a great time. This past year the dancers have performed for the La. Assoc. of Health, P.E. and Dance, the Zachary Christmas parade and open house, The Baton Rouge Christmas Parade, the Jupiter/Juno Mardi Gras parade, Z-fest, Showstoppers Dance competition and Dance Makers Inc. re-gional convention and competition and national level competition.

The Children’s Moving Co. will en-ter its 4th decade of dedication to qual-ity dance. This is Zachary’s longest established dance company having be-gun in the 1980s first holding classes in the Trinity house at St. John’s Catholic Church; then moving to what is now the Chamber of commerce building, then to the corner of Main and Church St., and in 1996 to its current location directly behind the Zachary McDon-alds, at 5250 E. Mae St.. The company is under the direction of Becky Coxe and Sr. Team Director, Shelly Lee. Combined, the teaching staff repre-sents over 40 years of dance teaching experience.

This year the company will be

holding a reunion concert. We are in-viting all former dancers that have tak-en classes with CMC over the past 30 years, to join us at our end of the year concert as our special featured guests. Any former student planning to attend is asked to call the studio at 654-9510 or email us at bcoxednc@cox.net to let us know they will honor us with their presence and to give us current contact information as so to send information updates. Information is also available at www.childrens-movingco.com

Pictured above: Jada Smith, Adison Salce-do and Sydney Robertson enjoyed danc-ing with Becca Ritter at DMI National convention in Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Jr/Sr. Team members prepare to perform Wishin’ & hopin’. Hannah Barnett, Natalie Mayeux, Rachel Britt, Allyson Robertson , and Hannah Robertson.

Zoe Vicari, Jace, Smith and Gabreleya Gonzalez prepare to serve up their ballet per-formance.

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CIS welcomes Dr. Mrugesh Soni to our practice in Zachary! Mrugesh Soni, MD

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John C. Hopewell, III Elected to Board of Directors for Guaranty Bank Great Guaranty Bancshares

announces the addition of a new member to its Board of Direc-tors, John C. Hopewell, III. Mr. Hopewell was also elected to the Board of Directors of Guaranty Bank & Trust Company, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Great Guaranty Bancshares. In making the announcement, Chairman of the Board, Henry Olinde, Jr. stated “The Board is very pleased to have John. He brings a wealth of talent and knowledge to the table. Be-cause John hails from the Zachary area, his presence will also help us stay in tune with that vibrant and growing community.”

Mr. Hopewell was born in Cot-tonport, Louisiana. He is married

to Kathleen Hatcher Hopewell, they have one child and two grandchildren. Mr. Hopewell is an Attorney and the Managing Partner of “The Hopewell Law Firm, L.L.P.” in Zachary and Pres-ident of “Certain Title & Escrow, L.L.C.” in Zachary. He also cur-rently serves as City Attorney for the City of Zachary.

Mr. Hopewell attended Louisi-ana State University and obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration in 1980. After working as a commercial banker, he was accepted into law school at Louisiana State Univer-sity (Paul M. Hebert Law Center) and graduated with a Juris Doctor-ate in 1991 and began the practice

of law thereafter.Active in civic and professional

activities, Mr. Hopewell is a Char-ter Member of Louisiana Asso-ciation of Independent Land Title Agents and Baton Rouge Indepen-dent Title Lawyers Association. He has served on the Board of Di-rectors of the Zachary Chamber of Commerce and the Louisiana Land Title Association. He currently serves on the Board of Directors of The Kiwanis Club of Zachary and was the Zachary Kiwanis Charter President in 2000.

In a prepared statement, Mr. Hopewell commented, “I left banking to go to law school with the idea that I would return to my first professional endeavor in

some capacity. While I am equally pleased and surprised by the elec-tion to Guaranty’s Board, I recog-nize the importance and serious-ness of the opportunity presented to me and intend to utilize any tal-ent and experience to the best of my ability as a Director of this fi-nancial institution.”

Guaranty Bank & Trust Com-pany prides itself in delivering su-perior products with exceptional customer service, at competitive rates. The Board of Directors of the Bank are; J. Levy Dabadie, Jr., Mr. Hall Davis, IV, Dr. Don-ald Doucet, John L. Ewing, Henry D.H. Olinde, Jr., J. Layne Orillion, J. Wade O’Neal III, F. Gregory Roy and Chad Soprano.

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Bill Chaney 31 Years of Service at Superior FordSet to Officially Retire August 16

If you are a resident of the Zachary area, chances are that Bill Chaney is a familiar face. You may have even bought a car or two from him. Chaney is a life-long Zachary car salesman. He has been at Su-perior Ford for 31 years, through 3 owners and several dealership name changes.

He began his career at Nelson East Ford in 1982 under owner Jim East. In May of 1986, Adrian Har-ris purchased the dealership. Pat-rick Campbell, current owner of Superior Ford, purchased the deal-ership from Harris in September of last year. One of the oldest in the country, the Ford dealership has

been in Zachary since 1927.Since retiring in April, Chaney

has enjoyed spending his time golf-ing at Fennwood Hills Country Club, where he serves on the Board of Directors.

Superior Ford will host a retire-ment celebration in honor of his service and dedication on August 16th at 6:30 pm at Fennwood Hills Country Club in Zachary.

One of the oldest in the coun-try, Superior Ford has been serving Zachary since 1927.

Bill Chaney has been a stalwart in Zachary for decades, on August 16 Superior Ford is hosting a retirement dinner in his honor.

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Births • Engagements • Weddings • Awards Obituaries • Anniversaries • ReunionsMilestones

Zachary Teen Named Miss Baton RougeIn March of 2013, Skylar Shaw,

15, told her mother she wanted to participate In the Miss Teen Zachary pageant. She did not have any experi-ence in pageants and was told " Skylar you don't know how to walk In heels and definitely not across a stage". But with the confidence she had In her-self she did and was crowned Miss Teen Zachary. One benefit of win-ning was entry into the Miss Teen Baton Rouge pageant which she again won. Now Skylar's next goal is to represent both Zachary and Baton Rouge in the Miss Teen Louisiana USA pageant in October. Skylar cur-rently attends Zachary High School, where she is a cheerleader and is on the competition cheer squad. She is also very involved in the Drama de-partment. After graduation she plans to attend college at LSU and pursue an education in veterinary medicine. Skylar is a member of St John the Baptist Catholic Church. Skylar has en-joyed the opportunities that Miss Teen Zachary and Miss Teen Baton Rouge has afforded her and looks forward to the many more experiences that she will have in the coming year. She hopes that her story will encourage others to see that nothing is impossible if you be yourself and put your complete mind and heart into everything you do. If you would like to follow Skylar’s activities and progress you can go to her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Ms.BatonRougeTeen2013.

Marshall Cole Goza

Calvin “Smokey” and Reagan Goza of Zachary are proud to announce the birth of their son, Marshall Cole Goza. Marshall was born on June 18, 2013 at 10:16 a.m. at Woman’s Hospital of Baton Rouge. He weighed 5lbs 12 oz and was 17 3/4 in long. Marshall is the grandson of Russell and Deanne Moore of Baytown, Texas, Calvin Goza Sr. of Zachary, and Bonnie Burton of Central. He is the great grandson of Marilyn and Donald Smith of Baytown, Texas, Kenneth and Lavon Moore of Baytown, Texas, and Shirley and Albert Johnson of Central, LA. He is the nephew of Madison Moore of Baton Rouge, LA, and Dalton Burton of Central.

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City of Zachary Receives Honorable Mention at LMA Convention

Williams has 25 years of experi-ence in Geomatics and is a licensed Professional Land Surveyor and Board Certified in the states of Loui-siana and Mississippi. He holds a de-gree in Surveying and Mapping from East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn. Williams began his career as a rodman and worked his way up to product manager/staff surveyor at Surveying/Engineering consulting businesses prior to G360.

The third member of the G360 team is Barrett Smith, also a resident of Clinton. Smith, who holds a B.S. degree from LSU, began his survey-ing career as a rodman for surveying Crew chief. He is currently working on obtaining the needed hours in sur-veying and mapping to sit for the li-cense exam for surveyors.

“Although our Geosystem instru-ments cut most surveying crews down from 3 to 2, these instruments still require a line of sight which means that the old brush hook is still part of surveying,’’ Williams acknowledged. “There are actually a few one-man surveying crews, but with only one person, they are limited to a specific range of tasks they can perform.”

“We still carry brush hooks in our inventory along with metal pipes and rods to establish a survey location point of reference,” Williams added. “We also handle flagging, metal de-tectors, files for the brush hook and even bug spray in our one stop sur-veyor supplier system. G360 actually has over 2,000 product lines.’’

“We believe that a big market ex-ists in the construction industry as well as the oil and gas industry for our products,’’ Biggs explained. “Our

three most sophisticated or high tech pieces of equipment are the GNNS, the Sprinter 150 M (memory) that is a precision leveling instrument that can be downloaded to an Excel file, and our Rugby 100 LR (long range) instrument. This instrument is exact in both leveling and location up to a 2,000 foot radius.”

“Another popular instrument because of what it can do is the Ro-botic Total Station which calculates and shoots angles and coordinates. However, the first question that I ask a prospective customer is, ‘What is your work flow, and what do most of your jobs entail.’ Once I have that information, then I try to develop the right package of equipment for him to use. I don’t want to sell anyone an in-strument that is not going to help them make money.’’

“In our careers as surveyors, or in geomatics, as some like to be called today, we saw a real disconnect be-tween sales, service and follow-up,’’ Williams related. “Too many dealers want to sell you the equipment with a DVD and a manual and let you figure it out. We first want to field train them on how to use the instrument they purchase and then we want to be their resource when they have problems to solve. We want them to think of G360 as their valuable resource.

The other employee of the fledging innovative firm is Dory King of Zach-ary. Dory serves as the accounting manager of the firm.

Writer’s note: It seems that the business model that G360 has chosen, a total resource for their product mar-ket, is working. It is not an everyday occurrence when a couple of guys from the Clinton/Zachary area conduct sem-inars in France or even in Baton Rouge for that matter for international clients.

G360 continued from page 2

The City of Zachary received Honorable Mention for the Zachary Community Food Pantry at the Louisiana Municipal Convention Community Achievement Awards Ceremony, held on August 3rd in Monroe, LA. The Honorable Mention was given to municipalities with population 10,001 to 25,000, in the Community Development cat-egory. The LMA awards, conducted for the 45th year, go to municipalities that display outstanding improvements and accomplishments for their communities. The competi-tion is co-sponsored by the Louisiana Department of Economic Development, Louisi-ana Industrial Development Executives Association, and Louisiana Municipal Associa-tion. Pictured L – R – Councilman Dan Wallis, Councilman Brandon Noel, Zachary Chief Administrative Officer Chris Calbert , Outgoing LMA President & New Iberia Mayor Hilda Curry, Councilman Tommy Womack, Councilman John Coghlan, Zachary Building Official Scott Masterson

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Dr. Nikki Gautreaux Joins Bayou Regional Women’s Clinic

Lane Regional Medical Center is pleased to announce that Nikki Gautreaux, MD, OB/GYN, has re-cently joined the hospital medical staff.

A native of West Baton Rouge, Dr. Gautreaux received her un-dergraduate degree and graduated Magna Cum Laude from LSU. She earned her medical degree at Loui-siana State University School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA and completed her residency training in obstetrics and gynecology at Earl K. Long and Woman’s Hospital in Baton Rouge. She is board eligible in obstetrics and gynecology.

She is currently a member of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, American Medical Association and Louisiana State Medical Society.

Dr. Gautreaux specializes in women’s overall health, from childbirth through menopause. “I look forward to working with Dr. Elbourne and Dr. Best and am honored to join this close-knit community. Being right next door to the hospital and not having to drive into Baton Rouge is a great convenience for patients,” she said. “There is just no better job than helping a woman to become a mother. I can’t wait to get started!”

Dr. Gautreaux and her husband, David, live in Addis with daughters Mary Clare and Madelyn.

Dr. Dan Bourgeois Joins Lane Surgery GroupDr. Dan Bourgeois, Jr., General

Surgeon, has joined Drs. Thomas Kang and Sam Field at Lane Sur-gery Group, 4801 McHugh Road, Suite C, in Zachary.

Dr. Bourgeois graduated from LSU Agricultural and Mechanical College in Baton Rouge and re-ceived his medical degree at Loui-siana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport. He com-pleted residency training in general surgery at Ochsner Clinic Founda-tion in New Orleans.

During his training, Dr. Bour-geois authored several presenta-tions and publications on topics including venous resection and reconstruction during Whipple procedures as well as minimally invasive esophagectomy surgery. He is board eligible in General Sur-gery and has a special interest in Breast, Endocrine and Gastrointestinal surgery.

He is currently a member of the American College of Surgeons, American Medical Association and Louisiana State Medical Society.

Dr. Bourgeois is a native of Zachary. He and his wife, Dr. Shahrzad Bourgeois, have one child, Ayden Cole.

LeBlanc’s Foods Stores Announce 2013 Scholarship Winners

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LeBlanc’s Food Stores along with the Baton Rouge Area Foun-dation announces the 2013 re-cipients of the M. Paul and Janice LeBlanc Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship, which assists stu-dents with their college education, was established in January of 2001 by the LeBlanc family in honor of the deceased M. Paul LeBlanc who valued education and community service. The LeBlanc family add-ed Janice LeBlanc’s name to the scholarship after she passed away on May 25, 2010.

Six students who recently grad-uated high school were chosen to receive a $500 scholarship to be used towards their college educa-tion. The 2013 winners are Jo-seph Bollich, East Ascension High School; Collin Delaune, Dutch-town High School;

Brandon Deshotels, Zachary High School; Lindsey Harrell, Ascension Catholic High School; Zana Harris, Baton Rouge Magnet High School; and Ryan Moran, St. Amant High School. Zana Harris is also an employee of LeBlanc’s Food Stores.

LeBlanc’s Food Stores currently operates seven full service super-markets in the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, Iberville, Tangipa-hoa, and the City of Zachary. Any high school senior that is a resident of these parishes is encouraged to apply for the 2014 scholarship through the Baton Rouge Area Foundation website, www.braf.com. The dead-line to apply is March 30, 2014.

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Sports 4 Life Quadruples Store Size to Support Zachary AthletesSports 4 Life, which has been located in Zachary for over 10 years, recently com-pleted a major expansion of their store located at 2260 Church Street, suite F near LeBlanc’s Grocery Store. The store is is jointly run by Matilda & David Nolan, Christy and Duane Turner, David and Laura Nolan, and Will Nolan. They carry a complete line of athletic gear (foot-ball pads, baseball bats, gloves, etc…), tailgating supplies, and fan clothing. On Tuesday, August 6 they hosted members of the business community for a ribbon cutting celebrating the expansion. The ribbon cutting was immediately followed by an open house where patrons could see some of the new merchandise the store is stocking.

Zachary Resident, Medical Professional Earns Doctorate DegreeGary Chaney recently earned the

degree Doctor of Nursing Practice from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis Tennessee. Dr. Chaney is in his 34th year of practice as a Registered Nurse, and has been an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse since 2009. Of the more than 59,000 Registered Nurses licensed in the State of Louisiana in 2012, less than 1% held a doctorate degree.

Dr. Chaney is currently employed as an Adult Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at RKM Primary Care in Clinton, LA. and West Baton Rouge “WBR” Primary Care in Port Allen, LA. He recently attained Na-tional Certification through the Ameri-can Nursing Credentialing Center as

a Family Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. This additional certification now allows him to treat patients of all ages. Primary Care Pro-viders for a Healthy Feliciana, Inc. is

the parent company of a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers, including RKM and WBR. This net-work provides services to residents of the parishes of East and West Felici-ana, East and West Baton Rouge, Liv-ingston, Tangipahoa, and portions of southwest Mississippi. RKM accepts Medicare, Medicaid, private insur-ance, and private pay utilizing sliding scale fees based on an individual’s in-come. Regarding his employment at RKM Primary Care, Dr. Chaney says, “I am excited about my employment at RKM and I enjoy coming to work because of the family atmosphere and the quality of service we provide. It is rewarding to know that I am able to help a group of individuals that is of-ten unable to receive the services we

provide, either because they have no insurance or limited ability to pay. The sliding scale fee for service allows me to help more people than possible in a private practice situation.”

Dr. Chaney received a Registered Nurse Diploma from Our Lady of the Lake School of Nursing, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree from Our Lady of the Lake College, and a Mas-ter of Science in Nursing degree from Southeastern Louisiana. He is a gradu-ate of Baker High School and is the son of the late John H. Chaney “J.H.” and Marion Chaney of Zachary. He has been a resident of Zachary for over 20 years. He is a member of the medi-cal staff at the Baton Rouge General Medical Center and Seaside Health Systems, Inc.

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Classifiedsinfo.Gorgeous 3 acre Zachary property with 2bd/2bth S/W manufactured mobile home. Call Marie Kennedy, Keller Wil-liams Realty Red Stick Plus (225) 570-2900; or 454-8289. “Each office indepen-dently owned and operated”.For Sale:4 bedroom 1 1/2 baths all brick home on 1.75 acres 2 storage bldgs, new above ground pool, house completely remodeled from studs to new roof in 2011. Hardwood floors carport attached to home and another carport separate, fenced backyard, new patio $149,900.00 owners relocating motivated sellers home located at 786 Hwy 958 Slaughter LA 70777 call 225-333-1616 for more information.Now Hiring! Immediate openings: Shipping & Receive, Receptionist, Ac-countant, 20 minutes North of Zachary. Resumes to careers@gulfcoasttmc.com.Home Daycare/ Early Learning Center – 15 years of experience! Great references. Clean Safe enviroment. Nutritious meals. Call 570-2143 for more information.2004 Chevy 2500HD Crew Cab, one owner, Duramax, 125K miles. $13,995. ON TIME MOTORS 225-775-0477.1990 Cadillac Deville, One Owner, 67k miles, loaded, Great Classic! $3850. ON TIME MOTORS Call 225-775-0477.2004 Honda Odyssey, white/blue, one owner 119k miles, Excellent Condition! $7995. ON TIME MOTORS Call 225-775-0477.2006 Ford F150 4x4 Crew Cab, 109k miles. Great Looking Truck! $11,995. ON TIME MOTORS Call 225-775-0477.2002 Ford Ranger “Edge” 75k miles, V6, Automobile looks and drives great- $6995. ON TIME MOTORS Call 225-775-0477.

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Zachary. I liked being a rural mail carrier. I did serve on the Bank of Zachary for many years and was elected Chairman at one time. I fi-nally told them that I wanted to take the Emeritus title,’’ Mills concluded.

Writer’s note: The last time I in-terviewed a 99 year old man before Mr. Mills, was former governor and

legendary gospel music singer, Jim-mie Davis. To further put 99 years of living into perspective that means that a person has lived at least 36,125 days. Happy birthday to you, Mr. Albert Carter Mills, Jr., on your upcoming 100th birthday and may you be blessed with many more!

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Zachary High School is accepting nominees for its Athletic Hall of

Fame. Nominees from Northwestern High School will also be accepted. For a nomination form contact Joey Sanchez at joey.sanchez@zacharyschools.org. Nominations are due Sept. 1, 2013. Any questions please contact Joey Sanchez at the e-mail listed or 225.287.3037 cell. Thanks and GO

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SPECIAL GREENWING EVENTZachary Ducks Unlimited is hosting a youth Green Wing day August 24, 2013 at 8:30 a.m. at the Georgia-Pacific Pavilion on Pleasant-Port Hickey Road. The cost is $10.00 per child, which includes a 1-year Ducks Unlimited membership. Lunch will be provided by Georgia-Pacific. The activities will include Hunting Retriever demonstrations, decoy painting, Wood Duck box building, and Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries booth. Please sign up in advance by contacting: Barry Hanks (225) 572-

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The Regional Arts Council of Zachary (RACZ) invites businesses and community members to mark their calendars for a remarkable one-night performance by The Broadway Boys on Saturday, August 31, 2013. Having captured the attention of audiences in New York City the Boys have taken their show across the country offering high-energy performances with the hottest male voices straight from New York. The Visual & Performing Arts Center in Zachary, La. will come alive as the first professional

Calendar of Eventsstage performance captivates audience members with a lively selection of pop, funk, gospel, jazz, and folk that will draw approximately 500 guests from the greater Baton Rouge area. Their songs representing shows such as Wicked, Mary Poppins, Spiderman, Jersey Boys, Mamma Mia, The Book of Morman, Hair, In The Heights, Memphis, Motown

and many more.Tickets for Broadway Boys are $40 each. All proceeds benefit the Regional

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Friendship Baptist ChurchPraise Makers Children’s Drama Ministry (For children ages 4 - 11 Pre-K - 6th Grade) Meets every

Wednesday @ 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.Starting Wednesday, September 4, 2013 Register by September 4, 2013 Program: “A Piece of Christmas” on Saturday, December 14th Friendship Baptist Church 10011 Comite Dr. Baker, LA 70714 www.FriendshipBaptistLa.org Gretchen Haney, Director cell (225)

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Art Crawl 2013 is gearing up! October 25, 2013

Art Crawl 2013 will take place in the heart of Zachary, Louisiana. It is a free public event featuring art, live music, live performances, food and much more! The Art Crawl serves as an annual fund-raiser for the Regional Arts Council of Zachary. Check back frequently for a list of participating merchants and artists.

There’s something to do every day in the Zachary area. From choir performances and rodeos to Main Street markets and special library programming

for children, this area is rich in cultural and social activities. If you have an event you would like the public to know about, send and email to

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