Lifestyle

ASince the year it began, Fish Fest has been an exciting and challenging tournament for youth fishermen as they are ready to compete for top honors at the Toledo Bend Lake Association/Sa-bine Soil and Water Conservation Dis-trict Fish Fest. Both groups have spent the last year preparing for the sixth annual tour-nament on Toledo Bend Lake at the Sabine River Authority’s Cypress Bend Park. All fishermen will be easily identified in their TBLA/Sabine SWCD t-shirt on Saturday, June 6, 2015.

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Five members of the Many Book Club met at the Sabine Par-ish Library Tuesday night, March 24 at 6:30 p.m. Attending were Lois Barnhill, Shirley Lee, Donna Smith Ammons, Lucille DeWitt and hostess, Patsy Knippers.Following the recitation of the Club Collect and the calling of the roll, the members settled back with a cup of coffee and listened as Lu-cille DeWitt reviewed Ken Follett’s century trilogy, which include the books, Fall of Giants, Winter of the World and Edge of Eternity.

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The Sabine Parish 4-H Coun-cil Advisory recently met and se-lected the focus for the upcoming 2015-16 year, according to Nan Arthur, 4-H agent.School-wide focus will be “Healthy Living”, which will be worked on during all of the 4-H Club meetings.

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Fay McDonald, Modern Woodsmen of America representative, presented Sherman “Trey” Page III of Converse a check for $5,000. A matching funds barbecue lunch was held on Feb. 1 to assist Page with medical expenses incurred from an automo-bile accident.

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Mr. and Mrs. Norman and Kimberly Procell of Ebarb, are proud to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter, Megan Markay Ebarb, to Billy Lynn Ponder, son of Mr. And Mrs. Todd and Angela Ponder of Belmont. Megan is the granddaughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Martin Ebarb and Mrs. Rebecca Procell and the late Mr. Gerald Procell all of Zwolle.

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Crappie fever has hit again and the Sabine River Authority is proud to host the ninth an-nual “Crappie for Cash” tournament on Saturday, April 4 at the Cypress Bend Park Pavilion..

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Evangelist Craig James will be the preacher when Crossroads Baptist Church in Marthaville has its old time revival and preaching on March 15-18.Services will be at 7 p.m. nightly Sunday through Wednes-day. There will be a special music and testimony time at each service.

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