Zachary Post • Tuesday, April 2, 2013 • Vol. 8, No. 14 • Published Weekly • Circulation 16,000 • zacharypost.com © 2013

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The Zachary Fire Department cel-ebrated the delivery of a new custom pumper fire truck as well as com-panion tools and equipment that will further aid their efforts in protecting the community.

The truck, manufactured by Fer-rara Fire Apparatus, Inc of Holden, La, was obtained with $478,562 in federal Community Development Grant Block funds from the state Of-fice of Community Development’s Disaster Recovery Unit.

The new fire truck has both an increased ability to haul water and a more powerful internal pump ca-pacity than the trucks that were used during the Hurricane Gustav re-sponse. These features are critical in the remote and unincorporated areas of the city, where there is a greater variance in the spacing of fire hy-drants, reduced water resources and hydrant pressures.

Mayor David Amhrein said that

“For us, it’s like Christmas in March. As we continue to grow our city, public safety is our number one pri-ority and this piece of equipment will allow us to only improve what we do now. Amrhein and Fire Chief Danny Kimble believe that the city stands to benefit from the addition of this equipment. With a better-equipped fire department, all citizens of Zach-ary will be served on an everyday ba-sis as well as during times of crisis, such as a natural disaster.

“More than half of the $1 billion in CDBG funding we received from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development went to local governments, because we knew you best understood where your recov-ery dollars were needed,” said OCD Executive Director Pat Forbes. “This new fire truck will strengthen Zacha-ry’s fire insurance rating and provide needed additional support to respond to a growing, thriving community.”

New Pumper Strengthens Response CapabilitiesLane Starting Construction on Radiation Oncology Center

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Two and a half years after talks with Baton Rouge General’s Presi-dent and CEO Bill Holman first be-gan, Lane announced at the Rotar-ian’s weekly luncheon last Thursday that Zachary will be home to a new radiation oncology center through a partnership between Lane and Baton Rouge General.

Lane RMC CEO Randy Olson ex-plained to the assembled group that the final documents had been signed with the construction company just the day before. The new center will be located at the rear of Lane’s phy-sicians office complex across from the post office. Existing office space will be renovated for intake and ex-amination purposes. The actual ra-diation procedure will take place in a

newly constructed “vault,” a fortress of a room whose walls, floors and ceilings must be constructed with six feet of concrete to contain the radia-tion.

The total project cost is $3.5 million, with 1.5 dedicated to new construction and the remaining ded-icated to purchasing a linear accel-erator, bringing advanced 3D radia-tion technology directly to residents in Zachary and the surrounding area.

Radiation oncology uses high en-ergy radiation to control, shrink or kill cancerous cells and is often used in combination with surgery and/or chemotherapy. Very specialized equipment and analyses are required to offer this procedure; however, the

Lane’s new radiation oncology center will be built behind its existing physicians’ office complex located across from the Zachary Post Office.

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Calendar of Events ............................................. Safety Slogan and ‘Alaya Cook-off Winners .......Yellow Brick Road Leads to Zachary ..................First South Farm Credit Moving Headquarters .Landon Petty Named Board Chairman ...............City Building Official President of State Assn. ...ZAG Hosts First Spring Art Show .......................Classifieds ...........................................................

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ZHS Ag/FFA Plant Sale April 3–6

The Zachary High Agriscience Department and Future Farmers of America will hold their annual Spring Plant Sale in the school’s production greenhouse located on Ada St., at the back of the campus. Sale times are 7:30 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. on Saturday, and you can choose from a variety of vegetable and flowering bedding plants, herbs, and hanging baskets to sell. For more information, call 225- 658-7326 or email zhsffa@

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Prenatal & Newborn Care ClassApril 6, 10 a.m.

Join Lane Regional Medical Center staff for a free prenatal and infant care class in the staff development classroom. The Pregnancy Workshop is an overview of what to expect during pregnancy and delivery for the soon-to-be mom. “Baby Care Basics” covers all you need to know to care for your newborn in the first weeks of life. Partners are encouraged to attend. Child care is not provided. Registration is required. Call 225-654-

5263 to register.

Lexlee’s Kids Child Seat Checkup Day | April 6, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

The Baker Fire Department and Lexlee’s Kids are joining forces to offer free car seat inspections to check for proper installation, child seats for recalls and expired car seats. The event will take place at the Baker Fire Department located at 3701 Groom Rd. For more information, call 225-775-3712 or email crystal@

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Camp Avondale Bike Trail Work Days | April 6 & May 4, 8 a.m.

The Council is asking for your help to build a 5k mountain bike trail that will go through Camp Avondale. Anyone interested is invited to help and should bring tools and lunch. Acceptable tools include rakes and shovels; no power tools. If you, your troop or pack would like to help, call Joseph Sanchez at

225-683-3489.

VFW Post 4224 Beauty PageantApril 13, 3 p.m.

Pageant will take place at VFW Post 4224 located at 3215 Ben Williams Ln. in Baker. Open to females ages newborn to 20 years of age; categories are Precious Baby to Miss VFW Queen. Males ages newborn to five years of age can enter; categories are Duke and King. Entry fee is $30 per contestant, and funds raised go to Youth Development & Americanism Programs. For more information, call Ms. Frances Roberts at 225-654-6737.

Centenary Site Arts & Crafts Festival | April 13, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Centenary State Historic Site will host its first-ever Arts and Crafts Festival where demonstrators, artists and vendors of handmade items will be showing and selling their goods. Also enjoy local band OLD SOLE, free hot air balloon rides, antique and classic cars and a chance to tour the Site, located 3522 College St. in Jackson. Admission including the market is $4 for adults, children 12-and-under and seniors 62-and-older are free. For more information, call 888-677-2364

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JR. BRONCO FOOTBALL REGISTRATION. Junior Broncos Foot-ball of Zachary has been providing youth tackle football opportunities to the Zachary community for more than 20 years and is offering early mail in registration for boys ages 5–12. All teams will practice at the 39th St. park and play home games at Zachary High School. Head Coaches Jimmy Milazzo, O.J. Hollins, and Thomas Scott are getting ready for 2013 and are looking to continue teaching fundamentals, sportsmanship and com-petitive football skills to the kids. To request a mail-in application, email info@legendzsportsacademy.org or contact Jack Leiva at 225-938-4193.

procedure itself only averages two minutes. Up till now, the closest facilities that offered these services were located in Baton Rouge. In eight months, which is the estimated construction time line for the center, cancer victims in the Zachary area will no longer have to travel long distances to receive radiation ther-apy.

Lane has dedicated $1 million to the $3.5 million project to be used to purchase the linear accelerator and

to provide cancer treatment services. The not-for-profit hospital hopes to raise the additional funds through its Foundation. Citing decreased Medicare and Medicaid payments, Dr. William Russell, a partnering physician in the oncology center project, explained that the hospital will be relying on the community to bridge the financial gap. Founda-tion representatives pointed out that a strong local hospital helps existing businesses and industries attract and retain qualified employees and that the hospital’s $29 million annual payroll helps to support and grow the local economy.

The architectural rendering of the Lane’s proposed radiation oncology center, a ‘vault ‘with 6 foot concrete walls, floor and ceiling.

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Calendar of Events Safety Slogan and ‘Alaya’ Cook-Off Held at Port Hudson MillThe Georgia-Pacific Port Hudson

Mill held its annual Safety Slogan and Cook-Off on Tuesday, March 19 at their faculties in Zachary. This year’s event showcased the best ‘Alaya’ recipes, which are the great flavors of jambalaya such as tradi-tional rice jambalaya, a pastalaya, a pizzalaya or a sushilaya.

This year’s event also featured the Fans’ Choice Award. For a $5 donation to St. Jude Children’s Hos-pital, employees could be a Fans’ Choice Award judge and take part in judging for the best safety slogan and ‘Alaya. The turn-out was great and more than $750 was raised for

St. Jude. The winning Safety Slogan was

“Always Cooking Up Great Ideas To Keep Safety On Track” by the Wood-yard/Heavy Equipment/Pump Shop Maintenance Department. The offi-cial winners of the best ‘Alaya was the Steam and Recovery team. The winners of the Fans’ Choice award for the Safety Slogan was also Steam and Recovery with “I’d Be ‘A-LA-YA If I Said Safety Isn’t Important,” and the Fans’ Choice award for the best ‘Alaya was the dish prepared by Fine Paper Converting Maintenance.

Georgia Pacific would like to extend a thank you to the official

judges for the 2013 cook off: Chris Calbert, chief administrative officer for the City of Zachary; David Mc-David, Zachary police chief; Daniel Duggan, publisher Zachary Post/Feliciana Explorer and Stacy Gill, editor Zachary Plainsman.

The Best Safety Slogan winners will have a large banner at the front gate and one for their area to dis-play their accomplishment while the Best ‘Alaya’ winners received a trophy and of course bragging rights. Port Hudson would like to thank its judges and everyone who came out to celebrate safety and raise money for a great cause.

(Top left): Judges’ Choice for Best Safety Theme was Maintenance Wood-yard, Heavy Equipment, Pump Shop. Pictured are ( l to r) Bates Browning, Bob Tilly, Thomas Greer, Robert Lee, Jay Stutzman, Scott Hunt, Bob Pinson, Brian Moore, Steve Pike and Bill Warm kneeling. (Left): Fans’ Choice for Best Safety Theme was Steam and Recovery who also won Judges’ Choice for jambalaya. Pictured are (l to r) Eric Jefferson, Phillip Jacobs, Julius Brown, Lance Phillips, Lillian Gauthier and Eddie Williams. (Top right): Fans’ Choice was Fine Paper Converting Maintenance. Pictured are (l to r) Mike Rogers, Ricky Hill, Paul Teal, Ronnie Paola, Robert Roshto and Jimmy Dykes.

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Yellow Brick Road Leads to Zachary

Dorothy and her entourage of quirky friends will be following a yellow brick road leading right to the Zachary High School Perform-ing Arts Center this month.

Over the course of a week and a half, over 60 cast members from four of the district’s schools will be staging a performance of “The Wizard of Oz.” This time-honored favorite will have a seven-day run, with performances on April 11, 12, 13, 16, 18 and 19.

The shows all begin at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 for elementary stu-dents, $10 for Northwestern Mid-dle and Zachary High students and $15 for adults. Advance tickets can be purchased at the ZHS office.

For proud family members, fans of “The Wiz” and the just-plain-curious, there will be an Oz Character Breakfast on Saturday, April 20 at 10 am. The breakfast will be held in the lobby and the Black Box Theatre of the Perform-ing Arts facility.

For $5 per person, guests may pose for pictures with Dorothy, Lion, Tinman and Scarecrow in front of the set. Osians, monkeys, and of course, Glinda, who also be milling around the breakfast fare. Guests are asked to bring their own cameras. Breakfast will be buffet or finger foods, juice, coffee and milk.

First South Farm Credit, a Mis-sissippi-based company special-izing in land mortgages, is relocat-ing its Louisiana headquarters from Opelousas to Zachary, Louisiana Division President David Wilson an-nounced this week. Wilson noted the draw of Zachary’s school system, which is ranked first in the state.

The company, with 48 offices across three states, will break ground next week on a new office complex off La. 964, near Copper Mill Ele-mentary School, that will replace an

existing Zachary branch on La. 19 and include additional space for the new headquarters of First South’s Louisiana operations. Completion is expected by September. The com-pany’s state headquarters have been located in Opelousas for 26 years.

The Zachary location is First South’s lone office in the Capital Region, and it has offices in 11 other Louisiana cities. The company also operates in Mississippi—with cor-porate headquarters in Ridgeland, a suburb of Jackson—and Alabama.

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Scott Masterson, City of Zach-ary building official, officially took his oath as president of the Building Officials Association of Louisiana (BOAL) on March 19 in Lafayette at the annual conference. Since its re-activation in 1999, the BOAL has been dedicated to the building code enforcement profession, fostering communication and education be-tween building officials, plans ex-aminers, inspectors and associate members throughout Louisiana.

Scott has been an employee with the City of Zachary for ten years and has served as the building official for the City for six years. “I would like to personally commend Scott on this appointment as president of this organization,” said Mayor David Amrhein.

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Scott Masterson (above) was sworn in as the 2013 president of the Building Officials Association of Louisiana at a conference in Lafayette, La.

World Fuel Services announced today that Landon Petty, COO of Louisiana Aircraft in Baton Rouge, has been named the new Air Elite Network board chairman. Petty, the former vice chairman, was named chairman following the resignation of the former chairman, Steve Las-setter of Sun Air Jets in Camarillo, Ca.

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sen as the new Air Elite Network board chairman. I’m looking for-ward to working with each of our Air Elite FBOs and the World Fuel Services team to grow and perfect our network over the next couple of years,” said Petty regarding his new leadership role. Petty’s term as chairman will last through the end of 2014.

Members of the Zachary Artists Guild, painted fleur de lis in preparation for the Zachary Artists Guild first annual art show.

During the entire month of April, residents can enjoy original artwork produced by members of the Zach-ary Artists Guild (ZAG). The group will be holding its first Spring Art Show at the Zachary Branch Li-brary located at 1900 Church St. in Zachary.

The Art Show will showcase member’s individual designs as well as a group design completed during the last meeting of ZAG. The group design is fleur de lis that artists completed based upon their own interpretations and styles.

All artwork will be for sale by contacting the artist, and proceeds help support local arts. A reception will be held at the library on Sun-day, April 7 from 3–4 p.m. when visitors can enjoy light refresh-ments and meet the artists.

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