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Elsie Rowell presented a program based on the book, “1,033 Reasons to Smile,” when members of Laureate Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at her home on June 7.

THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Family and friends recently gathered to celebrate the 96th birthday of Wesley J. Bias, seated. A large BBQ meal was served, and Bias was presented with a certificate of appreciation signed by Acadia Parish Police Jury President Chance Henry. The certificate recognized Bias’ service as a squad leader in the United States Army, noting that he
had received the Army of Occupation Medal and the World War II Victory Medal. Bias, who was born on June 7, 1926, enjoyed telling stories of his “growing up days” in Crowley. Those on hand for the Tuesday, June 7, BBQ included, standing from left, Walter Andrus, Bobby Guillory, Katrina Guillory, Anthony Bias and Leonce Washington.

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On June 16, the Acadia Parish 4-H Program hosted its annual 4-H Advisory Committee Meeting. Each year the Acadia Parish 4-H Program hosts an advisory committee meeting to help plan the upcoming 4-H year. Board members represent the community, help identify program needs, provide program direction, identify opportunities for collaboration and contribute their time and effort into making the Acadia Parish 4-H Program a success. For more information, visit https://lsuagcenter.com/portals/our_offices/parishes/acadia/features/4-h or contact Acadia Parish 4-H office at 337-788-8821.Participating this year were, seated from left, Piper Venable, Kayla Segura, Sean Myers, Branson Melancon, Wendall Prudhomme and Adrianne Vidrine; standing from left, Shelley Prejean, Yolanda Thibodeaux, Kaylyn LeBlanc, Walter Andrus, Ryleigh Oestriecher, Joni Smith, Ashely Clement, Leah Zaunbrecher and Krysta Spell.