<P> For women to Terre Parish, here the opportunity to health issues be examined. </ P> <p> The Health Forum year women pr...
<P> For women to Terre Parish, here the opportunity to health issues be examined. </ P> <p> The Health Forum year women presented Terrebonne Volunteers for Family and Community Service Extension LSU is Thursday at Terre General Medical Center. </ P> <p> The meeting is embedded in a conference room at the rear of TGMC however, so heed the advice in the parking lot. </ P> Themes <p> Forum are "first aid for the elderly", "Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease", "osteoporosis", "diet" and "Stretch for the elderly." The program, coffee and pastries, is free, but participants are a non-perishable food or cash donation to the Good Samaritan Food Bank encouraged to bring. </ P> <p> is in the conference room Healthy Lifestyle Centre, from 9 to 11:30 am, with registration from 8:30. Celeste call 873-6495 to reserve a place for Tuesday. </ P> <p> Better access to the event is the occurrence of healthy living on the street Belanger TGMC. Parking either at the beach or medical art parking garage. </ P> <p> "e" or otherwise? After the last item on the basis of the description of Houma Foucheux Bonnie couch in the 50s Richard Guidry went on spelling and insisted that "there is no E on behalf of the family ..." He says "Fauchaux." </ P> <p> Bonnie email sent to clarify. </ P> <p> "My thanks to Richard Guidry write misconceptions to correct my grandparents in Gibson are buried, have the name Foucheux with spelled" e "in their graves. I am aware that some do not specify in our family Foucheaux but my father, Stanley, and my uncle Octave 'do' not. </ P> <p> "I have always called Misses Bonvillain Miss Annie (with white hair) and Miss Fannie (with hair red) with that name, but I support Mr. Guidry, when I was very young when I knew those names and always without knowing why called. (Guidry she said Elsie and Fannie were.) I am to have spent happy time to read your column, and I understand there reminisce me so much space in his column. </ P> <p> "In order to show how time passes, and many, many changes in life, I was reminded by the sad news of the battle in Nice, France, at night today, there are exactly 20 years to happen , this month I was eating, where the murder took place lunch at a beer garden to the angel of the boulevard at the beach. </ p> <p> "at this time, she was beautiful and full of life and safety. Thank you to Miss Parr, French teacher Terre I was able to order fish breakfast on my limited French Houma. Thank you, Miss Parr. It was the best French teacher had never offer Terrebonne. "</ P> <p> Chick? Bonnie mention delicious meal at a place called" chicks "back in the 50 details, the location anyone? </ P> <p> Rabbit in the library? July 21, Harvey Rabbit and Friends will perform in Houma is Lbrary large Caillou road 778, at 10 am and in the North library, 4130 W. Park Ave., at 14 o'clock, they will be in the main library, 151 library drive, Houma, at 10am on Friday . Its edutainment program is sponsored by the friends of the Terrebonne Parish library part of the program summer reading. it is free and open to the public. Call Naomi Magola of at 876-5861 for further information </ p> <p>. MTI Broadway Junior production population musical "once on this island Jr.," will be presented at 7 pm on Friday and Saturday and Sunday at 14 o'clock Houma Municipal Auditorium, 800 Verret St., Houma. tickets are $ 8 for children under 12 years and $ 11 for adults. They can be purchased at the door. This is promoted through southern Louisiana Government Center theater summer program and Terrebonne Parish children's Art. Informations:. 876-2222 or info@solacenter.org </ p> <p> Military Round Table for 18 hours Tuesday is scheduled in the main library. Junius Adams, Lockport is, </ P> <p> talk about his experiences in the Strategic Air Command in the 1960s in response? Contact Bill Ellzey at 381-6256, ellzey@viscom.net, billellzey312@gmail.com c / o The Courier, PO Box 2717, Houma, LA 70,361th </ P>
