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with stic A Mrs. Lee J. Castille Castille, Doucet shared nuptial rites Saturday Rebecca S. Doucet and Lee J. Castille of Carencro were married at 6 p.m.

Saturday in Chappelle du Nouvel Espoir at Acadian Village. The Rev. Roland J. Berry conducted the ceremony. Mrs.

Neubern Doucet and Mr. Parents of the couple are and Mrs. J.L. Castille of Carencro. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of white satin and Rachel lace featuring a high neckline, satin collar and fitted, long sleeves.

The loosely-fitted dress extended to tea-length with a miniature train. Accented with silk flowers, the veil was made of English illusion with a finished edge. The bride's bouquet was a cascade of white baby roses and tiny was Oct. 25 in Alexandria. President Mattie Vallery called the meeting to order.

The following standing committee chairs were announced: Bea Peker, bylaws; Harold Martin, legislative; Campbell, membership; Lee Sebindler, finance; Al communications; Jan Tudor, program. The board agreed that the legislative committee is the number one priority and each local affiliate needed a representative. Representatives were urged to check the voting records of their Legislators on mental illness and report this to thier membership. Martin is developing a network for affiliates to be told about critical legislative isues and take appropriate action. This will give the organizaiton more clout.

The paid lobby for the group bears this out, according to the group. Kling said that LAMI is one of the groups to be on the Mental Health Advisory Service, which is a federally funded roject to begin in January and finish in August. They will interpret state CSP and residential programs. LAMI will have an opportunity, of address: quality of lack of respite care, lack of long-term care and other areas where the group considers the state. mental health system has failed.

Martin announced that there will be an open meeting of the Louisiana Mental Health Advirory Board at 11:30 a.m. Dec. 11 in the Office of Mental Health, 655 North Fifth Baton Rouge LAMI members are urged to attend. They should also write their concerns about the system Martin and he will present them to legislators. The 1987 LAMI conference will be studied and reported on at the next board meeting Jan.

17 in Alexandria. Padgett speaks to AORN members The October meeting of the Association of Operating Room Nurses (AORN) of Acadiana was held at Doctor's Hospital in Opelousas. The hospital provided the facility and dinner for the meeting of perioperative nurses. Joleh Akhavan, R.N., introduced Dr. Ronald Padgett who spoke on chemical dependency.

He stressed nine points in the pathology of the disease. Jean Landry, R.N., said Nov. 14 is Operating Room Nurse Day. The next meeting of AORN will be at 7 p.m. Nov.

19 at Angelle's Restaurant. Dr. C. Moss will talk about lithotripsy. All active perioperative Registered Nurses are encouraged to attend.

For more information, contact Pat Warnken at Hartwell inducted into Eastern Star Lafayette chapter No. 46 of the Order of the Eastern Star recently initiated Virginia MacDanel Mrs. Farrell G. Bares Cowart, Bares united Rebecca Ann Cowart and Far- matching lace hat. rell G.

Bares were united in Allison Gates was honor atmarriage at 2 p.m. Saturday in tendant. Other attendants were St. Jules Catholic The Nella and Donna Cowart, bride's Rev. Wayne Duet conducted the sisters; Angie Clark, bride's ceremony.

cousin; Keshia Bares, groom's Mr. and Mrs. William R. Cow- niece; and Angie Crochet. art and Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Bares The groomest brother, Melvin are parents of the couple. Bares, man. Serving as Escorted by her father, the groomsmen were Kevin and bride wore a gown of white Shawn Bares, groom's brothers; crystalline organza. The high Dirk Provost, Mike McWilliams neckline featured a beaded collar and Mark Gilbert.

Mike Bares, with a V-design of strings of groom's cousin; Gary Carter, pearls. The sheer Juliet sleeves Mike Billeaud and Lester Leger were encrusted with Venise lace. ushered guests. Both bodice and sleeves were Flower girl Linda Hoover, accented with hand-sewn bride's niece. bearer was "Ring The basque waistline extended the groom's nephew, Ryan Bares.

to an embroidered skirt and then Following a reception at the a cathedral train finished with Holiday Inn North, the couple left scallops of fluted ruffles. Her for Crescent Beach, Fla. They fingertip veil was attached to a will reside in Lafayette. Mrs. Wesley Martin Ill Sonnier, Martin wed carnations.

Mona Young, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Tessie Mouton, sister of the groom; Penny Castille, Jan Guidroz, Bitsy Menard and Kim Sonnier. Bryan Bourque was best man. Serving as groomsmen were Jay and Terry Castille, brothers of the groom; Patrick Dupuis, Blaine Menard a and Mike Thibodeaux. Ushering guests were Phillip Doucet, brother of the bride; Paul Breaux and Bryan Roseberry.

Flower girl was Rebecca Barbato while Patrick Guillory carried rings. Following a reception at the Acadian Hills Country Club, the couple left for Cancun, Mexico. They will reside in Lafayette. (Continued from page 58) Hartwell into order. After Hartwell received the degrees, her mother, Inez Scott, presented her with an Eastern Star Ring.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee presided. Due to the merger of Graces No. 240 with the Lafayette the following members signed the bylaws of the Lafayette chapter: Della Andreassen, Gloria Aucoin, Barbara Beitler, Robert and Virginia Martin, Marcus and Miriam Mayers, Gloria McKoin, Gladys Nolan, Carney Ruth Nolan, Linda Prudhomme and Mabel Sackman.

Those on the sick list are Nancy Bradshaw and Hannah Fournet. Agnes Gerald is in Amelia Manor Nursing Edward Simon, Past Grand Patron of the Louisiana Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, died recently in New Orleans. Refreshments were served after the closing. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Lewis and Mrs.

Ken Markwell. There will be a covered dish supper Nov. 13 to honor members of Graces chapter No. 240. Insurance Women lunch with policemen Insurance Women of Lafayette held its annual "Take a Cop to Lunch" day Oct.

22 at the Landing. October was safety month for the organization. Safety chair, Linda Savoie, welcomed Dets. Dale Knezek a and Austin Banks, Mark Comeaux, internal affairs; TEST team members Dale Patton and John Bibaeff, and Lt. Danny Louviere, all of the Lafayette City Police; Sheriff Charles Fuselier, St.

Martin Parish Sheriff Department; Sheriff Carroll Castille, Lafayette Parish Sheriff Department; and Bennie Ardoin, patrol supervisor of the St. Landry Parish Sheriff Department. For more information, contact Bonnie Dozier at 233-3932 or Kathy Fussell at 237-2000. Acadiana women attend conference Two local business women attended the Louisiana Association of Dispensing Opticians (L.A.D.O.) Board of Directors meeting and Educational Seminar in Baton Rouge recently. Gwen Fruge was elected president of the L.A.D.O.

She is the second woman to hold this position in the history of the organization, which was organized in 1950. She has been an optician for the past 18 years. She joined the organization in 1972 and served on the Board of Directors 1976-86. She worked as the publicity chair and was L.A.D.O. pin chair in 1985.

She was co-chair of the 1985 state convention and served as president elect in 1986. Her memberships include: Catholic Daughters, Ladies Altar Society of St. Landry Catholic Church, charter membership in the GFWC Unique Club, past president of Civic Circle, and Elk's Auxiliary since 1975. She is the auxiliary's (Continued on page 62) Roxanne Sonnier and Pvt. Wesley Martin III of the U.S.

Army were joined in marriage at 2 p.m. Saturday in the Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. The Rev. Gerald Lewis conducted the ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr.

and Mrs. Alton Sonnier. The groom's parents are Wesley Martin and Virgie Bonnet. The bride chose a gown of silk organza and imported lace featuring a high neckline with waterfall pearls, a pearlembellished fitted bodice and silk organza leg o' mutton sleeves. The full skirt had a large motif of imported lace and hte cathedral train made of cascading ruffles.

wase wore a halo of pearl pips. The veil was of imported Maid of honor was Vanessa Williams. Bridesmaids were Cynthia Ward, bride's cousin; Athlette Martin, groom's sister; Weslyn Dozier, groom's cousin; Wiltz and Monica Azar. Bonnet was best man. Groomsmen were Ellis Mouton, groom's Keith Sonnier, bride's brother; Casey Alfred and Andrew Sonnier, bride's cousins; and Kenneth Martin, groom's brother.

Ushering guests were Karnell Willis, Chris George, Calvin Prejean and Paul Carter. Flower girl was Kimberly Alexander. Ring bearer was Jermaine Martin. Following a reception in the American Legion Post No. 69, the couple left for an undisclosed location.

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