SPORTS: LCC WRESTLING COACH RENFRO TALKS ABOUT REST OF SEASON. PAGE 5 ParsonsSun FRIDAY, JAN. 4, 2013 — 75 CENTS www.parsonssun.com LOCAL NEWS Barnett objects PFD answers two fi re calls to subsidy, water The Parsons Fire Depart- ment has remained busy in the new year, responding to two structure fires in the first two line, other issues days of 2013. The department received a call at 5:53 p.m. Wednesday BY JAMIE WILLEY Tom Shaw said children play golf [email protected] about a fire at 1403 S. 23rd. also, and Commissioner Kevin Cruse said the city funds a swim- When firefighters arrived, A $12,000 subsidy for the Katy heavy smoke and flames were ming pool, ball parks, disc golf, Golf Club led to a discussion about parks and many other recreational shooting from the southern the city’s priorities during the Par- portion of the roof of a home opportunities as well as golf. City sons City Commission’s Thursday Manager Fred Gress said golf im- owned by John Harlander. The afternoon work session. home was under renovation, proves the quality of life for the city Commissioner Frankie Bar- and many employers expect there according to a report from the nett started by questioning the fire department. The house to be a golf course here. subsidy but also talked about sev- was vacant, and Jeff Allen was Barnett mentioned water eral other things the city needs, the local contact for the house. parks in Independence and Cha- ranging from more infrastruc- The house was a total loss, nute that his grandchildren go ture repair to more recreational with damages exceeding to, and he said he has seen many $25,000. The fire seemed to opportunities for children. people from Parsons at the parks. have started in the attic of the The commission was pre- He said if those cities can afford home and was not believed to viewing the agenda for Mon- water parks, Parsons can also. be intentional. Colleen Surridge/Sun photo day’s commission meeting when “Somewhere, we’ve missed Firefighters remained on Barnett said the Katy should the boat,” Barnett said. This life-size peacock, sculpted of scrap metal and insulators, was made by Chris Dague of Las Vegas, scene till 23:00 putting out fund its own operations without Gress said the city could build hot spots and investigating the N.M., for his cousin Amy Montee of rural Parsons. help from the city. He said the a water park at an expense of cause of the fire. The home club should raise its rates, and if more than a million dollars, but was insured at the time of the members can’t pay an additional he questioned the need for a park fire. $10 a month, then perhaps they and how it would be funded. He Firefighters also worked a First time is charm for sculptor just shouldn’t play golf. said his grandchildren who live fire only minutes after the new The city pays the Katy in Parsons have asked to go to a $12,000 a year to help operate water park just twice in the five year began. BY COLLEEN SURRIDGE horse, rhinoceros, elephant, gorilla and creatures the golf course. Barnett has ar- years he has been here. The department responded [email protected] reminiscent of the movies “Aliens” and “Preda- to a fire call at 1617 Dirr at 1217 tor” lined the front of the building. gued against the subsidy in pre- Barnett said the city is not at- a.m. Tuesday. Upon arrival, fire- The reputed glory of fall colors spurred rural Mrs. Montee jumped at the offer, but told her vious years as well. tracting what it needs to grow, Parsonians Bob and Amy Montee and Amy’s cousin she didn’t want one like those they were Commissioner Bill Hogelin including big industries and See FIRES, Page 8. cousin, Chris Dague, and his wife, Cari, of Las looking at. said the club has raised its fees jobs, and Cruse countered that Vegas, N.M., to visit the northeastern United “I told him I wanted a peacock because my dad by $100 a year, but even with one thing the city needs to at- States during an early October vacation. had peacocks when I was growing up,” she said. the raise and the city’s annual tract more companies is a good THIS ISSUE “We go every other year, my husband and I and Dague, originally from Galesburg, graduated subsidy, the nonprofit, member- quality of life. Mayor Greg York Chris and his wife, on an adult vacation, and then from Erie High School in 1994, then earned a owned club breaks even at best. said the city also needs a posi- tive attitude from its officials. ■ Volume 141 in the off years, we get together with his family bachelor’s degree in art education from Pittsburg Barnett, however, said the mem- Barnett then said he doesn’t ■ Issue 148 and we do a family vacation with the kids,” Mrs. State University. bers can afford a larger increase. think the city should be involved in ■ 16 Pages Montee said. “I only taught for 2 1/2 years, and then went to Hogelin said the subsidy was ap- farming or banking ventures, refer- ■ 1 Section Traveling up the northeastern coastal states, the work for a Christian church camp,” he said. proved in the 2013 budget, and ring to the city’s economic devel- Call the newsroom at 421- couples happened to pass through the small hill- When in college, Dague said he never had ac- any change in the subsidy should opment policy that allows it to lend 2000 for story ideas and tips. side town of Bethlehem, N.H. cess to welders, so he had never attempted to cre- have been discussed during bud- money to businesses and the city’s SUN NEWS PHOTOS: Scan “We came across this place selling metal sculp- ate a metal sculpture. get preparation last summer. use of the land used for spreading this logo with tures. We stopped at this guy’s place and talked to “But I enjoyed sculpting and 3-D art,” he said. Barnett said the city needs sewage sludge for farming. Barnett any QR reader him about them, and found out they were made in Since leaving teaching, he had not employed his more activities for everyone here, also said the city needs to do more or download the Thailand,” Montee said. “I was saying how neat artistic talents, but through his trade Dague had not just special interests or people to improve infrastructure. code scanner at they were and Chris said, ‘Do you want me to learned about working with metal and welding in who “cry” the loudest. The city Gress said the city is mov- scan.mobi. make you one?’” constructing bridges and cabins at the El Porve- particularly needs more activities All constructed from scrap metal from cars, to keep children out of trouble, the ing forward with infrastructure motorcycles and other sources, a shiny, massive See PEACOCK, Page 8. commissioner said. 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LEONA HORN, 79, of Tope- ka, service at 1 p.m. Wednesday Man to serve two-year term at First Christian Church, 1880 EPA gives Kansas S.W. Gage Blvd., Topeka. A Parsons man received a delayed to give his attorney, Rob- term for the cocaine charge. RICHARD SUBLETT, 36, prison term for his role in a drug ert Myers, time to file a request Myers and County Attorney of Columbus, service at 2 p.m. transaction last year. for a departure from Kansas Sen- Hillary McKinney recommended Saturday at Congregational Charles F. Oliver Jr., 56, 2308 tencing Guidelines for his client. that District Judge Jeffry Jack cut pass based on fi res Church, Independence. Appleton, pleaded to possession Departures could be for a lesser 16 months off of Oliver’s sentence BARBARA EVANS, 84, of cocaine in Labette County prison term or probation rather to 24 months. The reasons cited WICHITA (AP) — Federal environmental regulators gave of Chetopa, service at 2 p.m. District Court in October. The than prison, but the defendant included his minimal role in the Kansas a little more breathing room to comply with air qual- Monday at Bath-Forbes-Hoff- charge was reduced from distri- must come up with specific find- drug transaction and that the de- ity regulations, agreeing that prescribed burns and drifting man Funeral Home, Chetopa. bution of cocaine, a higher-level ings listed in the law that would gree of harm to the public was less smoke from wildfires outside the state skewed the data, state felony. allow a judge to reduce or change in this case than other drug cases officials said Thursday. The charge relates to a Feb. the required sentence. because of Oliver’s action. In a rare move, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency LOCAL SMILES 24, 2012, investigation into drug Oliver is a category A offend- Judge Jack agreed to reduce granted the state’s request to exclude four days from April trafficking. On that day, an un- er, which is the most serious of- the prison term and sentenced 2011 when calculating air quality data for parts of central known man delivered crack co- fender in Kansas because he Oliver to 24 months in prison. and eastern Kansas that is averaged over three years. caine to Oliver, who then handed or she has been convicted of at He gave Oliver credit for 63 days The decision is important because the EPA could impose the drug to someone purchasing least three person felonies. Any served in jail and ordered him to more stringent localized regulations for non-compliance, the drug as an informant for the felony conviction for a category pay the $400 KBI lab fee and especially in places like Wichita that are already nearing KBI, the sheriff’s department A offender likely would send the $100 application fee to get a maximum pollution levels. Such regulations affect the type and Parsons police. him or her to prison. court-appointed attorney. Oliver of gasoline that can be sold, the kind of pollution-control Oliver was to be sentenced in For Oliver, his criminal his- was not ordered to pay his attor- equipment local industries would have to install, among oth- December, but the hearing was tory required a 40-month prison ney fees, however. er things, said Tom Gross, chief of monitoring and planning for the Kansas Department of Health and Environment’s Bureau of Air. And those additional environmental regulations don’t go LCMHS seeks award nominations away even when an area later meets the EPA standards, be- The Labette Center for Mental Health Services the award. Anyone wanting more details on sub- cause those regulations contributed to getting the area into is seeking nominations for its third annual Care mitting an entry can visit the center’s website at compliance. and Compassion Awards. www.lcmhs.com or the center’s Facebook page, The Kansas City metropolitan area violated the federal The Care and Compassion Awards recognize www.facebook.com/LCMHS. While on the Face- ozone standard several years ago, resulting in a unique set of those in the community and LCMHS staff mem- book page, viewers can “like” the page to receive federal air quality regulations that are still in place. For ex- bers who routinely go above and beyond to show updates and information about the Care and Com- ample, the gas that drivers buy in Kansas City in the summer care and compassion to others. passion Awards. is formulated to evaporate at a lower rate than, say, gas sold Nominees can be anyone in the community, in- The deadline for entries is 5 p.m. Feb. 22. in Wichita to reduce volatile emissions. The power plant in Noah Davis is a student in Elis- cluding employees of LCMHS. Entries will then be reviewed and judged, and Kansas City also has to install additional pollution controls abeth Renfro’s kindergarten “For this award, we are looking for any indi- award recipients will be chosen by March 1. in order to reduce ozone. class at Lincoln School. vidual who goes above and beyond to show care Award recipients will be announced during “The implications are very, very significant in terms of and compassion to others,” LCMHS executive the annual Care and Compassion Awards Ban- cost for areas that don’t meet the ozone standards,” Gross director Matthew Atteberry said in a statement. quet. Entries can be mailed to or dropped off said. “So if we have an opportunity here to work with the “That could be anyone, from a kind neighbor to a at Labette Center for Mental Health Services, agricultural community and develop the smoke management young child.” P.O. Box 258, 1730 Belmont, Parsons, 67357, plan, which we did, and then follow up by making this re- Community members and LCMHS staff may attention: Monica Simpson. All mailed entries quest and getting this data excluded, that is an important submit typed essay entries describing why a per- should have “CCAB” on the envelope. Individu- step to go through.” son deserves to be a recipient of the award. Entries als may also email entries to monica@lcmhs. should not exceed two pages. There are no age re- com or send them using the message feature on See EPA, Page 8. strictions for nominating or being nominated for the Facebook page. 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Lawmakers are al- High near 43 and immigration among them, in an intense- soon be sworn in to a second term and his ready working toward a compromise they Low near 28 ly partisan and crisis-driven era of divided fellow Democrats control the Senate. hope can clear both houses. government. “At $16 trillion and rising, our national Most Democrats have long favored legis- Saturday: Cloudy, “The American dream is in peril,” said debt is draining free enterprise and weaken- lation to give millions of illegal immigrants then gradually be- House Speaker John Boehner, re-elected to ing the ship of state,” said the Ohio Republi- a chance at citizenship, and Republicans coming mostly sunny, his post despite a mini-revolt in Republican can, whose struggles to control his members have stoutly resisted. Now, though, many with a high near 49. ranks. persisted to the final weekend of the 112th within the GOP appear ready to reconsider, Mostly clear at night, Moments after grasping an oversized Congress when “fiscal cliff” legislation fi- after watching with alarm as Obama ran up with a low around 22. gavel that symbolizes his authority, Boeh- nally cleared. “The American dream is in an estimated 71 percent of the Hispanic vote ner implored the assembly of newcomers peril so long as its namesake is weighed in winning re-election over Mitt Romney in Dakota Edings drew this for the Sun’s weather section. If teachers would like to submit weather art Sunday: Sunny, and veterans in the 113th Congress to tackle down by this anchor of debt. Break its hold November. to the Sun, they may call 421-2000. with a high near 43. the nation’s heavy burden of debt at long and we will begin to set our economy free. There is little doubt that fiscal issues are Mostly clear at night, last. “We have to be willing — truly willing Jobs will come home. Confidence will come at the forefront, though, as they have been PARSONS STATISTICS with a low near 24. — to make this right.” back.” since the economy cratered more than four THURSDAY’S HIGH: 40 LOW: 22 Also on the two-year agenda is the first Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D- years ago. The issue dominated the just- PRECIPITATION: .00” MONTH: .11” YEAR: .11” TODAY’S SUNSET: 5:16 p.m. Monday: Sunny, significant effort at an overhaul of the tax Nev., said he, too, is ready for attempts to ended Congress from beginning to end as SATURDAY’S SUNRISE: 7:36 a.m. with a high near 47. code in more than a quarter century. Repub- rein in federal spending, but laid down a tea party-backed lawmakers pressed relent- licans and Democrats alike say they want to few conditions. “Any future budget agree- lessly to cut spending and reduce deficits. chop at a thicket of existing tax breaks and ments must balance the need for thoughtful They met with decidedly mixed success. OUR PAST use the resulting revenue to reduce rates. spending reductions with revenue from the They won Obama’s signature on $1 tril- There were personal milestones aplenty wealthiest among us and closing wasteful lion in cuts over a decade after using the These items were taken from the Sun’s editions 20, 30 and 40 as the winners of last fall’s races swore an tax loopholes,” he said. That was in keeping debt limit as leverage, but were forced into years ago. oath of office as old as the republic. with Obama’s remarks after Congress had a humiliating surrender a year ago after Sens. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, agreed on fiscal cliff legislation to raise tax- trying to block an extension in payroll tax Jan. 4, 1973 Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Tam- es for the wealthy while keeping them level cuts. And in the last major act of the 112th Passengers on Frontier Airlines flights out of Tri-City Airport my Baldwin of Wisconsin, Mazie Hirono of for the middle class. Congress, they were forced to swallow leg- would be subject to searches including thorough examination of Hawaii and Deb Fischer of Nebraska were Boehner and Senate Republican Leader islation that contained next-to-no spending all carry-on items and a body scan by a metal detector beginning among the newcomers sworn in, raising the Mitch McConnell have other ideas, both cuts, raised tax rates on the wealthy while the following day. A flight attendant would scan all persons with a number of women in the Senate to a record having said in recent days that the days of keeping them even for the middle class and hand-operated Electro-Search device. The search was in response 20. Tim Scott of South Carolina became the raising taxes are over. boosted deficits by an estimated $4 trillion to an order of the Federal Aviation Administration in an attempt first black Republican in the Senate in more “Now is the time to get serious about over a decade. to prevent potential hijackers from boarding commercial aircraft than three decades. spending,” McConnell said. “And if the past And now, the newly enfranchised Con- throughout the country. On the first day of a new term, one vet- few weeks have taught us anything, that gress will begin by raising deficits. National The first three of a shipment of 10 new diesel locomotives for the eran made a stirring comeback. Republi- means the president needs to show up early flood insurance legislation to help victims Katy Railroad arrived in Parsons. The general purpose locomotives can Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois returned this time.” People won’t “tolerate the kind of Hurricane Sandy will create slightly cost a total of about $2.6 million. The 2,250-horspower locomotives to the Capitol for the first time since suf- of last-minute crises that we’ve seen again more than $9 billion in red ink if it passes carried a new color scheme of green and white stripes. fering a stroke a year ago, walking slowly and again over the past four years as a result as expected on Friday. A follow-up disaster up the 45 steps to the Capitol with the of this president’s chronic inactivity and re- aid measure that Boehner has said will be Jan. 4, 1983 use of a cane. “Good to see you, guys,” fusal to lead on the pressing issues of the brought to a vote on Jan. 15 would add $27 New owners Frank and Carol Alloway planned to change the he said. day.” billion — more if the bill grows, as seems name of Alloway’s Restaurant, 200 N. Central, to Alloway’s Cobble- Across the Capitol, children and grand- While neither Boehner nor Reid men- likely, after it is reconciled with a $60-bil- stone. The remodeled restaurant featured a rustic look with cedar children squirmed through opening formal- tioned immigration in their opening-day lion Senate version. walls and additional space to seat about 150 people. The Alloway’s operated a restaurant called Cobblestone in Colby for five years. He was a cousin to Raymond Alloway, who operated Alloway’s for 10 years with his wife, Colene. The new restaurant would serve steaks Slimmed-down farm bill lacks extras and seafood along with specialty sandwiches and a large salad bar with two homemade soups each day. WASHI NGTON (AP) — A bluntly on the Senate floor just who were affected by drought, aging renewable fuels. Many of patchwork extension of federal after she learned that the bare- a priority for Lucas. In addition those programs were renewed, Jan. 4, 1993 farm programs passed as part of bones extension would be part to averting the milk price spike, but without any money. Longtime Kansas newspaperman Clyde M. Reed Jr., 78, died a larger “fiscal cliff” bill keeps of the fiscal cliff deal. their bill also contained an over- The reaction from farm-state the previous evening at Brandon Woods Retirement Community in the price of milk from rising “There is no way to explain haul of dairy programs, a prior- lawmakers was swift. Stabenow Lawrence. Reed, who had been in poor health in preceding years, but doesn’t include many of the this,” she said angrily as the ity for House Agriculture’s top went to the Senate floor called had lived in Lawrence since 1982, when he sold his interest in the goodies that farm-state lawmak- deal came together New Year’s Democrat, Collin Peterson of the new bill “absolutely outra- Parsons Sun, which had been in his family since his father bought ers are used to getting for their Eve. “None. There is absolutely Minnesota. geous.” Peterson said farm-state the paper in 1914. Reed became editor of the paper in 1942 and editor rural districts. no way to explain this other than The extension Stabenow and leaders had been “disrespected.” and publisher in 1949. House and Senate Agricul- agriculture is just not a prior- Lucas crafted cost around $1 bil- Stabenow, as well as Lucas, The sale of First National Bank & Trust Co., 1900 Main, to Team- ture Committee leaders who ity.” lion — an amount too high and ended up voting for it, Peterson Banc Inc. was complete, according to officials with the two entities. spent more than a year working After Congress failed to pass too risky for House and Senate against. The process by TeamBanc to buy the local bank began in late Febru- on a half-trillion-dollar, five- a farm bill earlier last year, the leaders negotiating the broader The National Farmers Union ary 1992. Montie Taylor, president of First National, said there were year farm bill that would keep legislation became tangled in fiscal cliff deal. According to issued a statement saying it was no changes planned for the local bank and the name would remain. subsidies flowing had to accept the end-of-the-year fiscal cliff aides familiar with the talks, the “left out in the cold.” The long- Bryan Eugene Whelan Jr. arrived at 5:31 p.m. Jan. 2 to become the in the final hours a slimmed- talks as dairy subsidies were White House and congressio- powerful National Corn Grow- first baby born in 1993 at Labette County Medical Center. He was down, nine-month extension of set to expire Jan. 1 and send the nal leaders wanted a farm bill ers Association’s statement said the first child of Bryan and Lisa Whelan of St. Paul. 2008 law with few extras for price of milk to $6 or $7 a gal- extension with no major policy the group is “tired of the endless anyone. lon, double current prices. The changes or new spending that excuses and lack of accountabil- With the new Congress open- White House and congressio- could subject the entire fiscal ity.” LOCAL MARKETS ing Thursday, they’ll have to nal leaders negotiating the fis- cliff bill to opposition. Direct payments, a subsidy start the farm bill process over cal cliff had agreed that the bill Senate Republican leader that costs $5 billion annually THURSDAY’S CLOSING PRICES again, most likely with even would somehow have to avert Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and is paid to farmers whether BARTLETT CO-OP PRODUCERS CO-OP less money for agriculture pro- that “dairy cliff,” but it was un- added a bare-bones version of a they farm or not, were retained Bartlett Girard grams this year and the recogni- certain how. farm bill extension that didn’t in- in the agreement. Both a Sen- Yellow corn $6.84 D .02 Hard wheat $7.66 Unch. Hard wheat $7.66 Unch. Soft wheat $7.16 Unch. tion that farm interests have lost Hoping to salvage some of clude money for any of the agri- ate bill passed in June and a Milo $6.34 D .02 Yellow corn $6.89 D .01 some of the political clout they their work, Stabenow and House culture leaders’ top priorities and House Agriculture Committee Oats $3.50 Unch. Milo $6.39 D .01 Soybeans $13.67 D .05 Soybeans $13.66 D .05 once held. Agriculture Committee Chair- renewed other farm programs bill passed in July had cut those “I think there’s a lot of hurt man Frank Lucas, R-Okla., without any new funding. payments after a consensus in feelings, that all of this time and crafted a last-minute extension The result, the aides said, was the farm community that those energy was put into it and you’ve of 2008 farm law to add to the a farm bill extension that would subsidies would be eliminated PRAYER got nothing to show for it,” said fiscal cliff package, including keep major programs going but and redirected. Roger Johnson, president of the help for their own state inter- didn’t spend any new money. “That is amazing to me, I Jesus said to the Jews who had believed in him, “If you continue National Farmers Union. ests: fruit and vegetable growers Missing were dollars for some have to say. That is absolutely in my word, you are truly my disciples; and you will know the truth, Senate Agriculture Commit- plentiful in Michigan, and more organic programs, environmen- amazing to me. I want to hear and the truth will make you free.” — John 8:31-32 (NRSV) tee Chairwoman Debbie Stabe- than $600 million in emergency tal programs and several differ- someone justify that on the Sen- Prayer: Thank you, O God, that when we know you we can live now, D-Mich., said it even more money for livestock producers ent energy programs for encour- ate floor,” Stabenow said. free. Give us courage to do what we need to do to experience the freedom you offer. In Jesus’ name we pray. Amen. Thought for the day: Christ offers us release from whatever im- prisons us. Economy, year-end sales help auto industry
DETROIT (AP) — A steadily improving of the year. The company plans to refurbish 70 percent economy and strong December sales lifted Volkswagen led all major automakers of its North American models in the next the American auto industry to its best per- with sales up a staggering 35 percent, led by 18 months and expects to boost sales this Parsons Sun formance in five years in 2012, especially the redesigned Passat midsize sedan. VW year. (USPS 422-480) for Volkswagen and Japanese-brand vehi- sold more than five times as many Passats North American President Mark Reuss cles, and experts say the next year should last year as it did in 2011. said the company won’t give away cars and First published June 17, 1871 be even better. Jesse Toprak, vice president of industry trucks with discounts like it has in the past, www.parsonssun.com Carmakers on Thursday announced their trends for TrueCar, said VW has the right especially in the midst of its biggest product Peter Cook publisher final figures, which totaled 14.5 million mix of value and attractive vehicles and update ever. Ray Nolting managing editor — 13 percent better than 2011. called the company “the force to watch in “Give us 18 months and you’re going to Jamie Willey asst. mng. editor More than three years after the federal the next several years in the U.S. market.” see the whole portfolio turned,” Reuss said. Jason Peake sports editor government’s $62 billion auto-industry Toyota, which has recovered from the Even though the congressional deal to Shanna Guiot business manager bailout, Americans had plenty of incentive earthquake and tsunami in Japan that avoid the fiscal cliff deal raised tax rates to buy new cars and trucks in the year just crimped its factories two years ago, saw on the wealthiest Americans, Ford said it James Jensen production manager ended. sales jump 27 percent for 2012. December doesn’t see a huge impact on auto sales. Amy Jensen circulation manager Unemployment eased. Home sales and sales were up 9 percent. Unlike 2011, the Its chief economist, Ellen Hughes-Crom- prices rose. And the average age of a car company had plenty of new cars on dealer wick, said only 2 percent of new-vehicle — MISSED PAPERS — topped 11 years in the U.S., a record that lots for most of last year. buyers have income in that upper tax brack- Our circulation department is open from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. spurred people to trade in old vehicles. Honda sales rose 24 percent for the year. et, and they tend to purchase even if there is Monday through Friday and from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Sat- Banks made that easier by offering low in- Nissan and Infiniti sales were up nearly 10 a change in after-tax income. urday. Messages may be left on the recorder at other times. Call terest rates and greater access to loans, even percent as the Nissan brand topped 1 million She said Ford is more concerned about an 421-2000 or (800) 530-5723. for buyers with lousy credit. in annual sales for the first time. Hyundai increase in the payroll tax, which is sched- “The U.S. light vehicle sales market con- sales rose 9 percent for the year to just over uled to climb to 6.2 percent this year from Subscription rates - tax not included - per month. tinues to be a bright spot in the tremulous 703,000, the Korean automaker’s best year 4.2 percent in 2011 and 2012. That amounts Online $6.00 global environment,” said Jeff Schuster, se- in the U.S. to a $1,000 to $1,500 tax increase per house- City Carrier $9.48 nior vice president of forecasting for LMC Chrysler, the smallest of the Detroit car- hold, she said. Automotive, a Detroit-area industry fore- makers, had the best year among U.S. com- “We will look at that closely because it RTZ Mail $9.48 casting firm. panies. Its sales jumped 21 percent for the will crimp spending in the months ahead,” Outside Mail area $10.73 Sales were far better than the bleak days year and 10 percent in December. Demand she said. Outside Kansas $14.80 after the U.S. economy tanked and GM and was led by the Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV, December featured year-end deals on Discount applicable for 3, 6 and 12-month subscriptions. Chrysler sought bankruptcy protection. Ram pickup and Chrysler 300 luxury se- GM’s big pickup trucks. The company of- Published daily except Sundays, Mondays, Memorial Day, July Back then, sales fell to a 30-year low of 10.4 dan. fered discounts up to $9,000 to help clear 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year’s million, and they are still far short of the re- But full-year sales at Ford and General growing inventory, and it worked. GM cut Day at 220 S. 18th St., Parsons, KS 67357. Periodicals postage paid cent peak of around 17 million set in 2005. Motors lagged. Ford edged up 5 percent and its full-size pickup supply by more than The best part of 2012 came at the end, GM rose only 3.7 percent for the year. For 20,000 in December to about 222,000. at Parsons, KS 67357. when special deals on pickup trucks and the December, Ford was up 2 percent and GM Overall, though, analysts said the indus- Postmaster: Send address changes to: Parsons Sun, P.O. Box usual round of sparkling holiday ads helped up 5 percent. try eased up on promotions such as rebates 836, Parsons, KS 67357. December sales jump 9 percent to more than GM executives said the company has and low-interest financing. Car and truck © Copyright 2012 1.3 million, according to Autodata Corp. the oldest model lineup in the industry, buyers paid an average of $31,228 per ve- That translates to an annual rate of 15.4 mil- yet it still posted a sales increase and com- hicle last month, up 1.8 percent from De- lion, making December the strongest month manded high prices for cars and trucks. cember 2011. Page 3 ParsonsSun Friday, Jan. 4, 2013 COMMUNITY CALENDAR Events going on in Southeast Kansas: 2 016 polit ics on display Sunday, Jan. 6 BENEFIT BREAKFAST: ST. PAUL — The Knights of Colum- bus, Council No. 760, will serve breakfast from 8 to 11:30 a.m. in the parish hall of St. Francis Catholic Church. The menu will be as Congress ends its term biscuits and gravy, eggs, sausage, pancakes, juice and coffee. The proceeds from the freewill donations will help parish school of reli- gion students attend a March for Life in Washington, D.C., later in WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Paul Ryan, For Republican White House hopefuls in Paul, opposed the bill because of the com- the month. the GOP’s 2012 vice presidential candidate, Congress, the votes on the compromise that bination of spending and tax increases. voted for the “fiscal cliff” compromise that raised taxes on the wealthiest Americans The Kentucky senator said: “We’re go- MAGIC SHOW: Travis Jarrett will present a magic show at 2 p.m. raised taxes on the wealthiest Americans. could help frame future presidential pri- ing to raise taxes and we’re going to raise at Curious Minds Discovery Zone, 1810 Main. Republican Sens. Marco Rubio and Rand mary debates over the debt ceiling, tax code spending. Tell me what’s good about Paul voted against it. And Vice President reforms and how to fund government and that?” Tuesday, Jan. 8 Joe Biden helped broker the deal with GOP entitlement programs. The party has reject- On the Democratic side, Biden played a Kaleidoscope Theatre for Young People will have auditions for “I leaders in the Senate. ed tax increases for more than two decades major role in the deal-making, with his late- Remember Mama” at 6 p.m. at Carnegie Arts Center. The play re- As Congress closed out its term this week, but now finds itself trying to regroup after night talks with Senate Republican leader quires 13 females ages 9 and older and nine males ages 17 and older New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie accused fel- President Barack Obama’s re-election and Mitch McConnell leading to the compro- plus several extras. Show dates are April 5, 6 and 7. low Republicans of showing “callous indif- dealing with a struggle between Republi- mise plan. It was a reminder of the former ference to the suffering of the people of my cans who want to take a more pragmatic tax Delaware senator’s legislative skills, which The Knights of Columbus, Council 643, will meet at 7 p.m. at the state” by not holding a vote on Superstorm approach and tea party loyalists advocating could either impress Democratic primary Knights Hall in Parsons. Sandy aid. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo a firm anti-tax position. voters or anger liberals who may view the joined him in the rebuke. “The American people chose divided deal as too much of a compromise with Re- Wednesday, Jan. 9 And Secretary of State Hillary Rodham government. As elected officials, we have publicans. Kaleidoscope Theatre for Young People will have auditions for “I Clinton drew headlines for a different rea- a duty to apply our principles to the reali- As the vice president helped broker a Remember Mama” at 6 p.m. at Carnegie Arts Center. The play re- son after being hospitalized for a blood clot ties of governing,” Ryan said after joining deal, it was hard for Democrats to over- quires 13 females ages 9 and older and nine males ages 17 and older in her head, an illness that raised questions with House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, look where Clinton, the party’s formidable plus several extras. Show dates are April 5, 6 and 7. about the Democrat’s political future. in support of the bill, putting him in the mi- potential contender, was: She revealed she While the next presidential primary vot- nority of the GOP caucus and against the tea was being treated in a New York hospital Wednesday, Jan. 23 ing is still three years away, the political im- party. for a blood clot in her head that formed The Parsons Police Department, Labette County attorney’s office plications of the actions and whereabouts of Ryan may be spared some political fall- after she suffered a concussion during a and Preferred Healthcare will present “Things You Should Know the potential field of 2016 candidates hung out from the right, given that Republican fainting spell in early December. She was About Teens” for parents and caregivers at 6 p.m. at the Carnegie over extraordinary year-end Washington activist Grover Norquist, who for years released from the hospital Wednesday and Arts Center. The free program is designed to answer questions and drama. has pushed GOP lawmakers to pledge not doctors said they were confident she would share facts about social issues facing middle and high school stu- The fiscal cliff vote forced those in Con- to raise taxes, and several other conserva- make a full recovery. But the extended ill- dents. gress who are eyeing presidential runs to tive heavyweights supported the bill, in- ness made it more likely that Clinton, 65, stake out early positions which signal how cluding Oklahoma Sen. Tom Coburn and would face scrutiny over her health should Thursday, Feb. 7 they may be aligning themselves — and Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey, the former she run. Masters of Motown will perform at 7 p.m. at the Parsons Munici- which could come back to haunt them head of the anti-tax Club for Growth. Beyond Washington, two prominent pal Auditorium, 112 S. 17th. should they move forward. Two other potential 2016 presidential Northeast governors weighed in on Con- The intense legislative debate also gave candidates drew praise from conservative gress’ year-end wrangling, and wasted little would-be candidates involved in them an opponents of the measure for voting to re- time assailing the House GOP leadership opportunity to command the spotlight fuse tax increases. over hurricane relief. while rivals were on the sidelines. And the Rubio, a prominent Hispanic lawmaker Christie said his state had been betrayed weeks of gridlock over the looming fiscal in a party trying to connect with Latino by his fellow Republicans in the House, Retailers: December cliff of big tax increases and spending cuts voters, called the legislation an impedi- who refused to bring a Superstorm Sandy provided governors weighing bids a chance ment to “rapid economic growth and job aid package to a vote, adding, “America de- to cast themselves as outsiders and, perhaps, creation.” The Florida senator also said it serves better than just another example of a start building a case for taming Washington failed to control runaway debt. Paul, the government that has forgotten who they are sales were higher paralysis. son of GOP presidential candidate Ron there to serve and why.” NEW YORK (AP) — A last-minute surge in spending may have saved Christmas for stores. Major retailers such as Costco and Nordstrom on Thursday re- ported better-than-expected revenue in December. That comes as a relief for stores that can make up to 40 percent of their annual revenue during the winter holiday shopping period that runs from November Fiscal-cliff deal won’t help economy through the end of December. Consumers had a lot to worry about this holiday, including cleanup after Superstorm Sandy and the possibility of the U.S. economy fall- WASHI NGTON (AP) — add this year would be slightly ing off the “fiscal cliff,” triggering a massive budget cuts and tax in- Housing is rebounding. Families ‘We are in a better place than we more than the 1.8 million likely creases that would mean much less money in Americans’ pockets. But are shrinking debts. Europe has added in 2012. Zandi thinks em- after spending cautiously during most of the season, they loosened avoided a financial crackup. And were a couple of days ago. We ployers would add an additional their purse strings in the final shopping days. the fiscal cliff deal has removed 600,000 jobs this year if not for “I wouldn’t be doing cartwheels that it was particularly great or the most urgent threat to the U.S. the measures agreed to in the fis- strong holiday season, but it could have been worse given the head- economy. really haven’t dealt with the debt cal cliff deal. winds,” said Ken Perkins, president of RetailMetrics, a research firm. So why don’t economists fore- Federal Reserve policymakers “The government and Mother Nature were not as cooperative as re- see stronger growth and hiring in ceiling or tax reform or entitle- have forecast that the unemploy- tailers would have liked. But it was definitely not as bad as feared.” 2013? ment rate will fall to 7.4 percent, Twenty retailers reported that revenue at stores open at least a year Part of the answer is what Con- ment spending. at best, by year’s end. Economists — a figure that indicates a retailers’ health — rose an average of 4.5 gress’ agreement did (raise Social regard a “normal” rate as 6 per- percent in December compared with the year-ago period, according Security taxes for most of us). And — Chad Moutray, chief economist of National cent or less. to the International Council of Shopping Centers. That’s on the high part is what it didn’t do (prevent Association of Manufacturers HOUSING end of the expected range of 4 percent to 4.5 percent. the likelihood of more growth- Economists are nearly unani- Only a small group of chain stores representing about 13 percent killing political standoffs). mous about one thing: The hous- of the $2.4 trillion U.S. retail industry report monthly revenue. The By delaying painful decisions tently, along with construction. slice just 0.15 percentage point ing market will keep improving. list excludes Wal-Mart Stores Inc., the world’s biggest retailer. But the on spending cuts, the deal assures Hiring gains have been modest from growth, Zandi says. That’s partly because of a fact data still offers a snap shot of consumer spending, which accounts for more confrontation and uncertain- but steady. Congress’ deal also postpones that’s caught many by surprise: 70 percent of all economic activity. ty, especially because Congress Bernard Baumohl, chief global decisions on spending cuts for Five years after the housing bust Overall, the combined November and December sales figure rose must reach agreement later this economist for the Economic Out- military and domestic programs, left a glut of homes in many 2.7 percent, slightly shy of the 3 percent rise the ICSC had predicted. winter to raise the government’s look Group, thinks the lack of fi- including Medicare and Social areas, the nation doesn’t have The numbers provide a brighter picture than mid-December sales debt limit. Many businesses are nality in the budget fight is slow- Security. In doing so, it sets up enough houses. Only 149,000 reports, which painted the season as the worse since 2008. It winded likely to remain wary of expand- ing an otherwise fundamentally a much bigger showdown over new homes were for sale at the up being a season of fits and starts, with healthy spending during ing or hiring in the meantime. sound economy. raising the government’s borrow- end of November, the govern- certain periods followed by stretches of tepid growth. One hopeful consensus: If “What a shame,” Baumohl said ing limit. Republicans will likely ment has reported. That’s just Nordstrom had a particularly strong December, with revenue at all the budgetary uncertainty in a research note Wednesday. demand deep spending cuts as the above the 143,000 in August, the stores open at least a year up 8.6 percent, more than double the 3.4 can be resolved within the next “Companies are eager to ramp price of raising the debt limit. A lowest total on records dating to percent analysts expected. The Seattle-based department store opera- few months, economists expect up capital investments and boost similar standoff in 2011 brought 1963. And the supply of previ- tor said sales were particularly strong in the last week of the season, growth to pick up in the second hiring. Households are prepared the government to the brink of de- ously occupied homes for sale is as shoppers got a full weekend before Christmas, which fell on a Tues- half of 2013. to unleash five years of pent-up fault and led Standard & Poor’s to at an 11-year low. day. “We are in a better place than demand.” yank its top AAA rating on long- “We need to start building The late surge might have been driven by a last minute increase we were a couple of days ago,” The economy might be grow- term U.S. debt. again,” says Patrick Newport, in markdowns by retailers, said Chris Donnelley, global managing Chad Moutray, chief economist ing at a 3 percent annual rate if Here’s how key parts of the an economist at IHS Global In- director of Accenture’s retail practice. for the National Association of not for the threat of sudden and economy are shaping up for 2013: sight. “The retailers that we work with put more things at 30 percent to Manufacturers, said a day after severe spending cuts and tax in- JOBS Sales of new homes in Novem- 40 percent off on the last weekend before Christmas than they wanted Congress sent President Barack creases, along with the haziness With further fights looming ber reached their highest annual to,” Donnelley said. “The volume of product on promotion was a lot Obama legislation to avoid sharp surrounding the budget standoff, over taxes and spending, many pace in 2 1/2 years. They were 15 higher than anticipated.” income tax increases and gov- says Ethan Harris, co-director companies aren’t likely to step up percent higher than a year earli- ernment spending cuts. But “we of global economics at Bank of hiring. Congress and the White er. And October marked a fifth really haven’t dealt with the debt America Merrill Lynch. House will likely start battling straight month of year-over-year ceiling or tax reform or entitle- Still, Congress’ deal delivered over raising the $16.4 trillion debt price increases in the 20 major ment spending.” a walloping tax hike for most limit in February. cities covered by the Standard Five full years after the Great workers: the end of a two-year Many economists expect em- & Poor’s/Case-Shiller national Recession began, the U.S. econ- Social Security tax cut. The tax is ployers to add an average of home price index. omy is still struggling to acceler- rising back up to 6.2 percent from 150,000 to 175,000 jobs a month ate. Many economists think it will 4.2 percent. The increase will cost in 2013, about the same pace as in grow a meager 2 percent or less someone making $50,000 about 2011 and 2012. That level is too this year, down from 2.2 percent $1,000 a year and a household weak to quickly reduce unem- Elk’s in 2012. The unemployment rate with two high-paid workers up to ployment. remains a high 7.7 percent. Few $4,500. The roughly 2 million jobs Lodge expect it to drop much this year. Mark Zandi, chief economist Zandi estimates employers will Yet in some ways, the econo- at Moody’s Analytics, calculates #527 my has been building strength. that the higher Social Security Corporations have cut costs and tax will slow growth by 0.6 per- have amassed a near-record $1.7 centage point in 2013. The other Friday, Jan. 4 trillion in cash. 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ADVENTIST — FIRST BAPTIST WATSON MEMORIAL THAYER UNITED METHODIST (PLEAS CHAPEL) SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Oswego–Pastor David Hill Myron Stover 2215 Appleton – Oswego (620-795-2409) 9:45 a.m.–Church School; 9 a.m.–Worship; Elder Charles Gross Sr., Pastor 2:30 p.m. Saturday (only service) 10:45 a.m.–Worship; 10 a.m.– Sunday School. - Worship Service. 6 p.m.– Worship. 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School; 11:30 a.m.- “Start the New Year New” Worship Service; 6 p.m.-YPWW. GALESBURG UNITED METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Pauline Clugston ASSEMBLY OF GOD — Edna Here we are at the beginning of another new year. And JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES — 9 a.m.–Sunday School; FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 10 a.m.–Sunday School; JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES 10 a.m. – Worship. 11 a.m.–Worship; with a new year comes the opportunity for all kinds of new Kingdom Hall, 4301 W. Main, PARSONS 6 p.m.–Youth Group; 421-3617, 421-3147 ST. PAUL UNITED METHODIST 16th & Dirr, 421-6430 - 7 p.m.–Worship. things. Resolutions can be made. Goals can be set. It’s a Pastor Steve Crawford 10 a.m.-Public address by St. Paul – Pastor Bob Banks 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; good time to start over. It’s a good time to change things. representatives of Watchtower 8:30 a.m. – Worship. 10:30 a.m.–Morning Worship; HAZELDELL SOUTHERN Society; 10:50 a.m.-Study of the 6 p.m.–Evening Worship. BAPTIST New can be exciting and new can be scary. The same can Watchtower. OSWEGO UNITED METHODIST Rev. Bob Conway (2 mi. N. of Jct. 37-400; 1/2 mi. East) 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 10 a.m.–Sunday School; be said for change. As human beings we tend to be resis- LATTER DAY SAINTS — 10:30 a.m.–Worship Service. OSWEGO ASSEMBLY OF GOD 11 a.m.–Morning Worship; tant to change but often we see the need for something THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 1323 W. 4th, Oswego - 7:30 p.m.–Evening Services. LATTER DAY SAINTS Rev. Steve McBrien OF MASON CHAPEL UNITED new. When we make a change or start something new in Parsons Branch – 3529 Gabriel, 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; METHODIST CHURCH Branch President, Blake Holgate 10:45 a.m.–Morning Worship; SHERMAN BAPTIST CHURCH Oswego–Rev. Bob Conway Sherman City - Jim Thomas, pastor our lives, it is always accompanied with the fear of the un- 717-2821 or Church 421-4143 6 p.m.–Evening Service. 1:30 p.m.–Worship. 10:30 a.m.–Sunday Morning Worship. known. Will I succeed? Will this work? Will it be worth it? 9 a.m.–Sacrament; (2nd & 4th Sunday’s). 10 a.m.– Sunday School; Cross Timbers Community Am I making the right decision? At the outset of anything 11 a.m.– Relief Society/Priesthood. WEST MINERAL UNITED LABETTE BAPTIST METHODIST Church Tom Heflin new, these are questions that we cannot answer. There is a Linda Gillespie-Eads Edna – 922-3581 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; LUTHERAN — 9:15 a.m.–Worship; Pastors: Mark & Alice Wettengel 10:30 a.m.–Worship; healthy amount of faith that goes into making any kind of ST. PAUL’S LUTHERAN 10:15 a.m.–Sunday School. 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; 7 p.m.– Worship. 5th & Iowa, Oswego 10:45 a.m.–Morning Worship; change or trying anything new. Rev. Rocco Mallardi, 795-4887 6 p.m.– Sunday Evening Service. 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School; ERIE FEDERATED CHURCH FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST As you consider where you have been in the last year Pastor Larry Jordan www.crosstimberscc.com 10:45 a.m.-Morning Worship. Oswego – North & California, 9 a.m.–Sunday School; Rev. Eddie Williamson and where you want to go in the next, think about those 10 a.m.– Worship Service; 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; TRINITY LUTHERAN 11 a.m. – Coffeetime & Fellowship. things that are most important to you. Think about the 2911 Crawford – Church: 421-6479 BAPTIST — 10:45 a.m.–Worship; 7 p.m.– Worship. things that you can do to benefit those around you. Most Rev. Rocco Mallardi FIRST BAPTIST 8:30 a.m.-Worship Service; (the NAZARENE — “Sharing Christ for over 130 years” of the time, the decisions we make do not only affect our- Lord’s Supper celebrated every 1621 Main – Rev. Joe Hyde, Pastor; MACEDONIA MISSIONARY Sunday); CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 421-6100; [email protected] BAPTIST CHURCH selves but those around us. Now is a good time to examine 10 a.m. - Sunday School, Bible Class 310 E. Main – Pastor Mike Hull, 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School (all ages); Rev. Edward G. Scott, Pastor 421-3800, parsonsnaz.com or 10:45 a.m.–Worship & Jr. Worship 720 S. Central your life and figure out who it is you want to be in the year GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN [email protected] (worship services signed for the 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School; 603 Mildfelt, Erie – 620-244-5555 8:45 a.m. – Open House Prayer; Deaf). 11 a.m.– Worship. to come. Do you want to be a better person? Neighbor? Pastor Jay Hobson 9:30 a.m.–”Love Other’s” Sunday School Parent? Friend? Spouse? Co-worker? What are some ways 8:30 a.m.–Worship; Classes for all ages; 10:30 a.m. – Celebra- 10:00 a.m.–Sunday School. tion Service (Children’s Church & Nursery- PARSONS FREE WILL BAPTIST FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH you can be better? It very often comes down to how we available); 6 p.m. – Small Groups in local 2401 Belmont–Phil Phelps, Pastor 11th & Maple, Chetopa, homes (call church office to get involved). 10 a.m.–Sunday School; Raymond H. Whetstone, Pastor decide to start each day. UNITED METHODIST — 11 a.m.-Worship Service; 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; WESLEY UNITED METHODIST 10:45 a.m. & 7 p.m.–Worship McCUNE CHURCH OF THE 6 p.m.– Evening Service. In scripture we are told to clothe ourselves with kindness, 500 Leawood Drive Services. NAZARENE gentleness, humility, patience, compassion and love. If we can Rev. Paul Wolf, Minister; Rev. Jerry Poe Jason Kearns, Youth Coordinator; 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.– NEW HOPE BAPTIST 8:30 & 10:40 a.m.-Worship Services; 21st & Grand-Rev. Phil Hicks put these things on every morning the way we do the clothes Morning Worship (nursery available); BRETHREN — 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School. 6 p.m.-Evening Worship & Bible Study. 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; OSAGE CHURCH OF 2nd Sunday of month 6 p.m.–NMI 10:45 a.m.–Worship; on our back, it’s a great way to start each day and it’s a great THE BRETHREN FAITH UNITED METHODIST Service. 6 p.m.–Worship; 6:30 p.m.–BTU. 896 S. 80th St., McCune way to start the new year. And it may go a long way in mak- 3035 Crawford Harold Groth, Pastor Pastor Nicole Schwartz 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; ing everything new. It might be worth a try! 9:30 a.m.–Worship Service; 10:45 a.m.– NON - CALVARY BAPTIST 10:30 a.m.–Morning Worship, Sunday School, Children’s Sunday School; DENOMINATION — (Independent Bible Baptist) Pastor’s sermon; 6 p.m. – Contemporary Worship Service; KINGDOM GATES 14th & Washington– 5:30 p.m.– CBYF meeting (1st and 6 p.m. (Wed.) – Prayer & Praise Service. “Experiencing Holy Spirit Outpouring” Rodney Howell, Pastor 3rd Sunday) Rev. Alexandra Knott, Pastors Alyce Tallman & 10 a.m.–Bible School; HAMILTON CHAPEL Don Tallman–Located on North 11 a.m.–Worship; 6 p.m.–Worship. PARSONS CHURCH OF UNITED METHODIST Hwy. 59 THE BRETHREN First Presbyterian Church 1527 Morton, 620-421-0727 9:30 a.m.–Prayer& Praise; 4130 Main–Tom Smith, Pastor. Riley Cartwright 10:30 a.m.–Revival Outpouring 10 a.m.–Sunday School. LIVING HOPE SOUTHERN 9 a.m.–Sunday School; Service (nursery available) 10:30 a.m.–Worship Service. 11:15 a.m.–Worship Service. BAPTIST 400 N. 32nd BARTLETT CHRISTIAN WESTSIDE CHRISTIAN WORLD OF LIFE BROWN CHAPEL AME FAITH COMMUNITY Matt Newton, Pastor – 421-8364 OTTERBEIN UNITED Bartlett – Fred Wooldridge, Minister 5100 Main – Doug Baty, Minister, OUTREACH CENTER 2107 Briggs – Rev. Christine Fontelroy “A charismatic home church” 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; BRETHREN IN CHRIST 9:00 a.m.–Sunday School; (No steps to climb) Hallowell 11 a.m.–Morning Worship Dr. Gene G. Day, Pastor 10:45 a.m. – Morning Worship; 20th Rd. & Irving Rd. (1 1/2 miles 10:00 a.m.–Worship Service; 9:30 a.m.–Bible School; 9:45 a.m.–Sunday Morning Praise & (Every Sunday). 515 Main, Parsons west & 1 mile south of Parsons Lake (NO EVENING SERVICE). 6 p.m. – Evening Bible Study. 10:30 a.m.–Worship and Children’s Worship; Children’s Church; Nursery; 10:35 a.m.–Worship. beach area) Church. 6:30 p.m.-Sunday Evening Worship & MOUND VALLEY 9:30 a.m. – Worship; FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Bible Study; Nursery. UNITED METHODIST OUR FATHER’S VINEYARD 10:30 a.m.– Sunday School. Oswego–Phil Hays, GRACE BAPTIST Pastor Tom Reazin “Where sinners hang out in recovery Pastor; Jason Evans, Youth Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST — 8:30 a.m.–Church School; through Jesus Christ” 207 Karner, Altamont 9 a.m.–Bible School; PLEASANT HILL CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 9:30 a.m.–Worship; Micheal Linthicum, Pastor Eric Rucker, Pastor – 784-5632 10 a.m.–Morning Worship; 5 miles West of 32nd & Main, CATHOLIC — 2900 Briggs, 620-421-1497 6:30 p.m.–United Methodist Youth 1724 Broadway 10 a.m.–Sunday School; Parsons & 2 miles South 7 p.m.– Worship. C.B. Frock, Jr., Minister 423-4901 (for information) ST. PATRICK’S CATHOLIC Pastor Tony Encarnacion Fellowship. 11 a.m. – Morning Worship. 813-770-2277 10:30 a.m.–Worship. Central & Stevens 10 a.m.–Sunday School; Fr. Jason W. Borkenhagen, 421-6762 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 9:45 a.m.–Sunday Bible class; 912 Maple St., Chetopa 10:40 a.m.–Worship Service; 11 a.m.–Worship. DENNIS UNITED METHODIST Masses of Sunday Liturgy; Rev. Frank Morgan FIRST BAPTIST OF ERIE Vigil on Saturday, 5 p.m.; 620-236-7744 6 p.m.–Evening Worship. PATEREA 1st & Grant, Erie Terry Robison, Pastor 620-236-4221; EXCELSIOR HOUSE OF PRAYER 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 214 Kay Lane, Parsons Sunday Mass–8 & 10:30 a.m. 10:45 a.m.–Worship Celebration. Danny Flippo, Pastor Joe Wright, S.S. Supt. CHURCH OF CHRIST Rt. 2, Erie - Rev. Merl J. Swayze, Sr. Tapers Church 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; “God Loves U; We do, too!” 6th & Locust, McCune 10 a.m.-Sunday School; 9 a.m. & 10:45 a.m.– Youth/-Adult 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; 7 p.m.-Sunday Evening Service. CHETOPA UNITED 10:45 a.m.–Worship Service; ST. AMBROSE CATHOLIC Jack Simons, Minister Classes. Video study-taught by Pastor Erie – Fr. Thomas Leland 10:45 a.m.–Morning Worship; 9:30 a.m.– Bible class; METHODIST R.B. Thieme, III 7:00 p.m.–Evening Worship 6 p.m.– Bible Study. Sunday Mass–8 a.m. 10:30 a.m.– Worship service; UNITED CHAPEL CHURCH 4th & Locust – 795-2312 Lane Roberts, Minister 5 p.m. – Evening Worship. 6 miles North of McCune, BELIEVERS BIBLE CHAPEL MOUND VALLEY CHRISTIAN 8:30 a.m.-Worship Service. Worship, Breaking of Bread, CHETOPA FIRST BAPTIST ST. FRANCIS CATHOLIC 1 mile West CHURCH Rev. Gaylord Demoure Teaching. 620-784-5839 (620) 236-7170 Hwy. 47, St. Paul 115 S. Hickory - Mound Valley CHURCH OF GOD — 724-4559, CHETOPA ST. PAUL UNITED Clarence Newman, Pastor Fr. Thomas Leland 9 a.m.–Worship; CHURCH OF GOD 10 a.m.-Sunday School; METHODIST Mass Schedules: 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.– Sunday School; 2401 Crawford 11 a.m.-Morning Worship; 2nd & Walnut – Chetopa, MOUND VALLEY LIGHTHOUSE 5:30 p.m.–Saturday. 10:45 a.m.–Worship Service; 6 p.m.–Evening Service. Rev. Vernon L. Norris 6 p.m.-Evening Worship. Pastor Fred Abshere 1219 Hickory St., Mound Valley 6 p.m.-Team Kids & Evening Worship 10 a.m.–Sunday. 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 10 a.m.–Sunday School; 10 a.m. – Sunday Worship; 4 p.m. – . 7:30 a.m.–Weekdays. ELM CHRISTIAN CHURCH 10:30 a.m.–Worship & Praise Service; 11 a.m. – Worship. Prayer. Edna–Dan Ziebart, Minister 6 p.m.–Evening Worship & Praise. EPISCOPAL — MOUND VALLEY FIRST BAPTIST 10 a.m.–Sunday School; ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL McCUNE UNITED METHODIST 11 a.m.–Worship; Travis Modesitt, Pastor CHETOPA CHURCH OF GOD 18th & Corning, Vicar Sharon Billman 6th & Brunetti – Linda Gillespie-Eads PENTECOSTAL — 7 a.m.–Prayer breakfast (1st Sat. each mo.). 7th & Mulberry, Chetopa 9 a.m.–Sunday School; CHRISTIAN — 9:30 a.m.-Holy Eucharist (Sunday); 10:15 a.m.–Morning Worship. Rev. J.B. Roberts. LIGHTHOUSE APOSTOLIC 10 a.m.–Worship; FIRST CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m.-Children’s Sunday School. CHERRYVALE CHRISTIAN 10 a.m.–Sunday School; CHURCH 6 p.m.–Evening Worship. 29th & Southern, 421-4790 310 S. 25th – Pastor Ron Mitchell CHURCH 11 a.m.–Morning Worship; BARTLETT UNITED METHODIST Pastor John Bain Lane Roberts 1:15 p.m. –Sunday School; 319 E. Main, Cherryvale 6 p.m. – Evening Worship Service. 9:30 a.m. – Worship Service; 9 a.m.–Sunday School 2:00 p.m. –Sunday Worship Services. www.cherryvalechristian.org FOURSQUARE — 9:45 a.m.– Worship. TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m.– Sunday School. “Love God. Love people. Serve the world.” PARSONS FOURSQUARE CHURCH 301 S. Butler, Erie Transportation available upon Rev. Andy Turner; COMMUNITY — 98 Main-Rev. Steve Schulze Jerry M. Ellard, Pastor request; nursery/children’s activities. Pip Whitney, Youth Minister CENTER BETHEL UNION Van transportation available, ALTAMONT UNITED PRESBYTERIAN — 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 10:15 a.m. – Free coffee/doughnuts; CHURCH 423-0423. METHODIST 18000 Rd. & Queens Rd. 9 a.m.-Early Worship Service; FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:30 a.m.–Worship Hour; 10:45 a.m. – Morning Worship. Pastor Tom Reazin Kevin Weaver, Pastor 10:20 a.m.-Sunday School; 1700 Broadway – Pastor Alex Knott 6:00 p.m.–Sunday Evening Worship. 10 a.m.–Church School; 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School (Kids); ERIE FIRST CHRISTIAN 9:30 a.m. – Sunday School & 11:15 a.m.-Morning Worship. 11 a.m.–Worship; 703 W. State St., Erie NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Worship; 10:45 a.m.–Sunday School & 9:30 a.m. - Sunday School (Adult); 908 E. 4th St., Cherryvale 7 p.m.–United Methodist Youth Paul Elliott, Pastor; 620-244-5353 Worship. (2 services) 10:50 a.m. - Sunday Worship FIRST BAPTIST Gerald E. Zuck, Pastor; 620-336-2535 Fellowship. Service (nursery provided). 9:30 a.m.– Morning Worship; 11:00 HOLINESS — Altamont–Greg Garrett, Pastor “Find new hope at the New Hope HOLINESS CHURCH a.m.–Sunday School; 6 p.m.–Evening ZION HILL COMMUNITY 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; Christian Church” Altamont - Chad Snider, Pastor EDNA UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:45 a.m.–Worship; Bible Study; 7 p.m.–Evening Praise. 9:30-10:15 a.m. — Sunday School; 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School; Lane Roberts 13101 Rooks Road 10 a.m.–Sunday School; 411 Michigan, Oswego 7:00 p.m.–Worship. 10:30 a.m.– Praise & Worship Hour. 10:45 a.m.-Worship; 6 p.m.-Worship. 10 a.m.–Sunday School; 11 a.m.–Worship Service. 9:30 a.m. (Oct.-May) Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.– Morning Worship. THAYER CHRISTIAN CHURCH 11 a.m.-Worship. PARSONS HOLINESS GALESBURG CHRISTIAN ANGOLA UNITED METHODIST BEREAN BAPTIST David Camp, Minister; Matt Brands, 27th & Dirr-Albert Schaper Jim Frech, Minister 620-763-2499 Marcee Binder 3100 Wilson, Parsons Youth Minister/Assoc. Minister, Kim MT. ZION CHURCH 10 a.m.-Sunday School; FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 9 a.m.–Sunday School; 620-421-2008 (call for ride) Camp, Children’s Minister Big Hill Lake area–20052 Chase Rd. 11 a.m.-Worship; 7:30 p.m.-Worship. 211 Montgomery, Cherryvale 10:30 a.m.–Worship. 8:15 a.m.-Early Worship; (Cherryvale) – Kansas Historical 10:15 a.m.–Worship Service. Rev. Dale O’Connell Darren Dusher, Pastor 9:15 a.m.-Fellowship (Family Life Landmark 8:30 a.m.–For Men Only; 620-605-9157 Center); 9:40 a.m.-Sunday School; 8 & 10 a.m.–Non-denominational HOLINESS CHURCH VALEDA UNITED METHODIST 9 a.m.–Recreation for elementary 9:45 a.m.–Sunday School; 10:45 a.m. – Late Worship; Services. Oswego - Joe Davolt Marcee Binder in gym; 9:30 a.m.–Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.–Worship; McCUNE CHRISTIAN 6 p.m. – Youth Groups; 10 a.m. – Children’s Services. 9:45 a.m.-Sunday School; 9 a.m.–Worship Service; 10:50 a.m.–Worship, Nursery 6 p.m.–Worship. 10:30 a.m.–Church Service. 7 p.m. – Evening Worship. Campers welcome. 10:45 a.m.-Worship; 6 p.m.-Service. 10 a.m.–Sunday School. provided.
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This month’s all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet menu will feature Sunday country breakfast homemade sausage gravy served with biscuits, hash browns, scram- BARTLETT — The Bartlett United Methodist Church will host bled eggs, breakfast casseroles, ham, sausage, fresh fruit, breakfast Do gays still its monthly Sunday country breakfast on Sunday. sweets, donuts, coffee, juice and milk. Breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. in the church din- Donations will be accepted to support the ministry and mission ing room. work of the church. The public is welcome. need a church 10:30 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., service. CALENDAR First Christian Church, 1500 S. 29th, 8 a.m., elders meeting; 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:30 a.m., fellowship; 11 a.m., Sunday school. Friday, Jan. 4 First Assembly of God Church, 521 N. 16th, 9:30 a.m., Bible study; of their own? St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. 10:30 a.m., worship; 5:30 p.m., intercessory prayer; 6 p.m., evening praise celebration. Saturday, Jan. 5 Westside Christian Church, 5100 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school Many churches welcome gays to St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., for all ages; 10:30 a.m., worship service. Mass. Erie Federated Church, 202 S. Main, 9 a.m., Sunday school; 10 a.m., Sunday worship; 11 a.m., fellowship and coffee. congregations rather than revile them Sunday, Jan. 6 Mound Valley First Baptist Church, 114 Hickory, 9 a.m., Sunday BY RACHEL ZOLL St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1801 Corning, 9:30 a.m., Holy Eu- school; 10 a.m., service, children’s church. AP RELIGION WRITER ‘There are charist and Sunday school. Faith United Methodist Church, 3035 Crawford, 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school. Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 9 and 11:15 a.m., service; On that Sunday in 1968 when 10:20 a.m., Sunday school; 6 p.m., prayer service. Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 603 Mildfelt, Erie, 8:30 a.m., many more op- worship; 10 a.m., Sunday school. Troy Perry borrowed a minister’s St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 8, 10:30 a.m., Holy robe and started a church for gays Mass. Trinity Lutheran Church, 2911 Crawford, 8:30 a.m., worship ser- tions than there vice; 10 a.m., Sunday school. in his living room, the world was First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 9:30 a.m., Sunday a very different place. school; 11 a.m., worship; 4 p.m., remove Christmas decorations. used to be. But Monday, Jan. 14 Perry’s Metropolitan Com- Wesley United Methodist Church, 500 Leawood Drive, 8:30, munity Churches was then a lone 10:40 a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1801 Corning, 5:30 p.m., Vestry din- spiritual refuge for openly gay there is not a First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 9 a.m., prayer; 9:30 a.m., Sun- Christians, an idea so far from day school, ConneXions; 10:45 a.m., worship. ner meeting. Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 9:15 a.m., intercessory the mainstream that the founders mass exodus.’ Parsons Nazarene Church, 310 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; were often chased from places 10:30 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., service. prayer. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 6 p.m., council meeting. where they tried to worship. Four — the Rev. Nancy First Christian Church, 1500 S. 29th, 8 a.m., elders meeting; 9:30 decades later, some of the most Wilson, Metropolitan a.m., worship; 10:30 a.m., fellowship; 11 a.m., Sunday school. Tuesday, Jan. 15 historically important American Community Churches First Assembly of God Church, 521 N. 16th, 9:30 a.m., Bible study; denominations, which had rou- 10:30 a.m., worship; 5:30 p.m., intercessory prayer; 6 p.m., evening St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 2 p.m., J.O.Y. Circle. tinely expelled gays and lesbians, praise celebration. are welcoming them instead. of clergy training, graduated Westside Christian Church, 5100 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 5:15 p.m., session meeting. MCC now has a presence in from the flagship seminary of for all ages; 10:30 a.m., worship service. dozens of U.S. states as well as the Southern Baptist Conven- Erie Federated Church, 202 S. Main, 9 a.m., Sunday school; 10 Wednesday, Jan. 16 overseas, reporting a total mem- tion. But a large number of MCC a.m., Sunday worship; 11 a.m., fellowship and coffee. bership of more than 240 congre- clergy train in liberal Protestant Mound Valley First Baptist Church, 114 Hickory, 9 a.m., Sunday St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 6 p.m., prayer meeting; 6-7:30 gations and ministries. But as ac- seminaries. The common de- school; 10 a.m., service, children’s church. ceptance of same-sex relationships nominator is a belief that Chris- Faith United Methodist Church, 3035 Crawford, 9:30 a.m., worship p.m., youth group, Man2Man, Woman2Woman, Children’s Adven- ture Club; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir. grows — gay and lesbian clergy tians can be in a same-sex rela- service; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school. in many Protestant traditions no tionship and still be faithful to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 603 Mildfelt, Erie, 8:30 a.m., Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 5:30 p.m., family dinner; 7 p.m., prayer service, EPIC Kids, Quest Youth. longer have to hide their partners Scripture. worship; 10 a.m., Sunday school. or lose their careers, and Chris- “You can go from one MCC to Trinity Lutheran Church, 2911 Crawford, 8:30 a.m., worship ser- First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 5:30 p.m., Bible study; 6:45 p.m., choir. tians can often worship openly another and have a radically dif- vice; 10 a.m., Sunday school. with their same-gender spouses in ferent flavor, depending on the re- Thursday, Jan. 17 the mainline Protestant churches gion, the clergy and congregants,” Monday, Jan. 7 where they were raised — the fel- said Scott Thumma, a Hartford St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 10 a.m., Senior Saints; 5 p.m., lowship is at a crossroads. Seminary sociologist and co-edi- Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 9:15 a.m., intercessory Is a gay-centered Christian tor of the book “Gay Religion.” prayer; 7 p.m, prayer service. Supper on 17th. St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1801 Corning, 6-8 p.m., Laundry church needed anymore? The fellowship expanded rela- and Latte for LCC students at Fabric Care. “There are many more options tively quickly from its humble Tuesday, Jan. 8 than there used to be,” said the beginnings. Within months of St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass; 7 First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 7:30 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast. Rev. Nancy Wilson, moderator, or founding the first congregation in p.m., Knights of Columbus. leader, of the Metropolitan Com- Los Angeles, Perry started receiv- Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 7 p.m., prayer service. Friday, Jan. 18 munity Churches. “But there is ing letters and visits from people St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. not a mass exodus.” hoping to establish MCC church- Wednesday, Jan. 9 The denomination has never es in other cities. Two years later, St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. been gays-only. But for a long new congregations had formed as First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 6 p.m., prayer meeting; 6-7:30 Saturday, Jan. 19 St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 5 p.m. Mass. time, straight allies were scarce. far away as Florida. Within five p.m., youth group, Man2Man, Woman2Woman, Children’s Adven- The founding congregation, years, the church had spread over- ture Club; 7:30 p.m., Chancel Choir. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 8 a.m., women’s breakfast at Shredder’s. MCC of Los Angeles, opened a seas. Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 7 p.m., prayer service, EPIC year before the Stonewall riots in Then, the 1980s arrived and Kids, Quest Youth. Sunday, Jan. 20 New York. Few people had ever with it, the AIDS crisis. Metropol- First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 5:30 p.m., Bible study; heard the argument that the Bible itan Community Churches plowed 6:45 p.m., choir. St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1801 Corning, 9:30 a.m., Holy Eu- charist and Sunday school. sanctioned same-gender relation- its resources into ministries for Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 9 and 11:15 a.m., service; ships and no one of any influence the sick, dying and grieving. The Thursday, Jan. 10 in the religious world was saying fellowship lost several thousand St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass; 7 10:20 a.m., Sunday school. St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 8, 10:30 a.m., Holy it. MCC congregations became members and clergy to the virus, p.m., Altar Society. targets of arson, violence, pickets and the business of starting new First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 10 a.m., Senior Saints; 5 p.m., Mass. First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 9:30 a.m., Sunday and, in at least one case, a vice churches slowed. As a result, Wil- Supper on 17th. squad. son and others say the denomina- Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 7 p.m., prayer service. school; 11 a.m., worship. Wesley United Methodist Church, 500 Leawood Drive, 8:30, Al Smithson, a founder in tion missed out on crucial period 10:40 a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. 1969 of the fellowship’s San Di- for potential growth. Friday, Jan. 11 ego church, said his pastor would But the church has also lost St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, morning Mass. First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 9 a.m., prayer; 9:30 a.m., Sun- day school, ConneXions; 10:45 a.m., worship; 6:30 p.m., cantata. point to Orange County’s famous some congregations, including its Parsons Nazarene Church, 310 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Crystal Cathedral and joke that he biggest, to other denominations. Saturday, Jan. 12 was praying for a bulletproof ver- The Cathedral of Hope in Dallas, St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 5 p.m. Mass. 10:30 a.m., worship; 6 p.m., service. First Christian Church, 1500 S. 29th, 8 a.m., elders meeting; 9:30 sion. a megachurch with about 4,200 The church today is a bit more members, split off around 2003, Sunday, Jan. 13 a.m., worship; 10:30 a.m., fellowship; 11 a.m., Sunday school. First Assembly of God Church, 521 N. 16th, 9:30 a.m., Bible study; diverse. MCC pastors say they and eventually joined the United St. John’s Episcopal Church, 1801 Corning, 9:30 a.m., Holy Eu- see a growing number of straight Church of Christ. Cathedral and charist and Sunday school. 10:30 a.m., worship; 5:30 p.m., intercessory prayer; 6 p.m., evening praise celebration. friends and relatives of gays and MCC officials say the break re- Parsons Foursquare Church, 98 Main, 9 and 11:15 a.m., service; lesbians among their new con- sulted from disagreements be- 10:20 a.m., Sunday school. Westside Christian Church, 5100 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school for all ages; 10:30 a.m., worship service. gregants, along with heterosexual tween local church members and St. Patrick’s Catholic Church, 1809 Stevens, 8, 10:30 a.m., Holy parents who want their children local leaders, not a rejection of Mass. Erie Federated Church, 202 S. Main, 9 a.m., Sunday school; 10 a.m., Sunday worship; 11 a.m., fellowship and coffee. raised in a gay-affirming envi- MCC’s mission. The Cathedral First Presbyterian Church, 1700 Broadway, 9:30 a.m., Sunday ronment. While some MCC con- maintains its focus on reaching school; 11 a.m., worship; installation of new elders and deacons. Mound Valley First Baptist Church, 114 Hickory, 9 a.m., Sunday school; 10 a.m., service, children’s church. gregations haven’t changed much out to gays, lesbians and transgen- Wesley United Methodist Church, 500 Leawood Drive, 8:30, over the decades, Wilson said, der people. 10:40 a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., Sunday school. Faith United Methodist Church, 3035 Crawford, 9:30 a.m., worship service; 10:45 a.m., Sunday school. many are emphasizing a broad Still, the United Church of First Baptist Church, 1621 Main, 9 a.m., prayer; 9:30 a.m., Sunday social justice agenda including Christ, which has more than school, ConneXions; 10:45 a.m., worship; 2 p.m., Elmhaven West; Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 603 Mildfelt, Erie, 8:30 a.m., worship; 10 a.m., Sunday school. serving the homeless and poor. 5,000 congregations and roots in 2:45 p.m., Elmhaven East. “We don’t have a rainbow flag colonial New England, can offer Parsons Nazarene Church, 310 Main, 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Trinity Lutheran Church, 2911 Crawford, 8:30 a.m., worship ser- vice; 10 a.m., Sunday school. on our website, nor do we have much that the MCC cannot, in- it on our building,” said the Rev. cluding more resources, greater Dan Koeshall, senior pastor at the prominence and a broader reach. Metropolitan Community Church In some communities, local of San Diego, which draws about churches are affiliating with both Law points to Philippine church’s waning sway 220 people for Sunday services. the Metropolitan Community “It wasn’t a decision that caused Churches and United Church any controversy or split. It’s just of Christ. But at least one other MANILA, Philippines (AP) an attack on the church’s core val- 12, were already far too many for imposed martial law starting in been moving in that direction. We MCC congregation broke away — Twenty-six years after Roman ues — the sanctity of life — saying her meager income. Her husband, 1972 by championing the cause of know that our target audience is in recent years: The Columbia, Catholic leaders helped his mother that contraceptives promote pro- a former army soldier, is jobless. civil advocacy, human rights and the LGBT community. But we’re S.C., church became the Gar- marshal millions of Filipinos in miscuity and destroy life. Aquino She said that even though she freedoms. also attracting people who are den of Grace United Church of an uprising that ousted a dicta- and his allies see the legislation has used most types of contracep- Three years after Aquino’s fa- saying, ‘Yes, I stand in solidarity Christ. tor, President Benigno Aquino as a way to address how the poor tives, she still considers herself ther, Benigno Aquino Sr., a sena- with you and I want to be part of “It makes us more than a one- III picked a fight with the church — roughly a third of the country’s among the faithful. “I still go to tor opposing Marcos, was gunned this.’” issue church,” the Rev. Andy Sid- over contraceptives and won a vic- 94 million people — manage the church and pray. It’s a part of my down on the Manila airport tar- It’s remarkable the denomi- den, the church’s pastor, told The tory that bared the bishops’ worst number of children they have and life,” Labadan said. mac in 1983, Sin persuaded nation has endured at all. Met- State newspaper of Columbia, in nightmare: They no longer sway provide for them. Nearly half of all “I have prayed before not to Aquino’s widow, Corazon, to run ropolitan Community Churches a 2006 interview. the masses. pregnancies in the Philippines are have another child, but the condom for president. When massive elec- brings together many different Like many other churches Aquino last month signed the unwanted, according to the U.N. worked better,” she said. tion cheating by Marcos was ex- Christian traditions under one coping with a weak economy, Responsible Parenthood and Re- Population Fund, and a third of The law now faces a legal chal- posed, Sin went on Catholic-run banner that often struggle to stay the MCC has cut or restructured productive Health Act of 2012 qui- those end up aborted in a country lenge in the Supreme Court after Radio Veritas in February 1986 friendly in the outside world. staff jobs in the last five years etly and without customary hand- where abortion remains illegal. the couple filed the motion, which to summon millions of people to Perry, now 72 and retired, is a and reduced the annual payment shakes and photographs to avoid Rampant poverty, overcrowded seems to cover more ideological support military defectors and the Pentecostal who started preach- congregations pay the national controversy. The law that provides slums and rising homelessness than legal grounds. One of the au- Aquino-led opposition. Marcos ing when he was just a teenager office, Wilson said. Some small- state funding for contraceptives and crime are main concerns that thors of the law, Rep. Edcel Lag- fled and Aquino was sworn in as in rural Florida. The Rev. Mona er MCC churches have closed. for the poor pitted the dominant neither the church nor Aquino’s man, said Thursday that he was president. West, the fellowship’s director Catholic Church in an epic battle predecessors have successfully not worried by the petition and Democracy was restored, but against the popular Aquino and his tackled. expected more to follow. the country remained chaotic and followers. “If the church can provide milk, “We are prepared for this,” he mired in nearly a dozen coup at- Locally owned and A couple with links to the diapers and rice, then go ahead, said. “We are certain that the law tempts. The economy stalled, church filed a motion Wednesday let’s make more babies,” said is completely constitutional and poverty persisted and the jobless operated by John Bousfield to stop implementation of the law, Giselle Labadan, a 30-year-old will surmount any attack on or test were leaving in droves for bet- and Matthew Grotheer. and more petitions are expected. roadside vendor. “But there are just of its constitutionality.” ter-paying jobs abroad as maids, Still, there is no denying that too many people now, too many Over the decades, moral and teachers, nurses and engineers. Aquino’s approval of the legisla- homeless people, and the church political authority of the church After Aquino stepped down, the We carry a full line of tion has chipped away at the clout doesn’t help to feed them.” in the Philippines is perceived to country elected its first and only the church has held over Filipinos, Labadan said she grew up in a have waned with the passing of Protestant president, Fidel Ra- Kenmore - Craftsman - Dyson products. and marked the passing of an era God-fearing family but has defied one its icons, Cardinal Jaime Sin. mos. He, too, opposed the church in which it was taboo to defy the the church’s position against con- He shaped the role of the church on contraceptives and released M-F 9am-7pm • Sat 9am-6pm • Sun 11am-4pm church and priests. traceptives for more than a decade during the country’s darkest hours state funds for family planning Catholic leaders consider the law because her five children, age 2 to after dictator Ferdinand Marcos methods. 2604 Main, Parsons • 620-421-3101 Page 6 Friday, Jan. 4, 2013 ParsonsSun Sports
PREP HOOPS Parsons hosts One-on-one with LCC’s Joe Renfro his team. pressed you the most thus far? until the 14th, so we’ve been practicing LCHS tonight LCC wrestling hosts The conversa- Renfro: “You know, the whole team or working out three or four times a day Prep basketball action re- tion is below. has impressed me. They’ve really bonded now. But you can only work out so much. sumes tonight across the area. duals next week together. That happens with good teams. We don’t want them to be exhausted, but The Parsons Vikings will host Jason Peake: We’re now practicing up to four times a we need to keep them active.” the Labette County Grizzlies, BY JASON PEAKE How do you feel day. They’re doing everything together, Peake: What does your team need to with the girls game at 6 p.m. [email protected] your team per- and they’re becoming a family that relies do from now until late February in order In other area games, Erie formed in the first on each other and a group that gets the to accomplish the goal of a repeat at the hosts Uniontown, Chetopa is at The Labette Community College half of the season? job done together.” national tournament? Altoona-Midway, Oswego is at wrestling team is set to begin 2013 Joe Renfro: Peake: Your team had some injury is- Renfro: “We have to keep growing and Jayhawk-Linn and Cherryvale with several important home duals next “We did well. sues before the break. What’s the update, keep building. Our lineup is pretty much hosts Neodesha. week. We’re a young is everyone back? set, but there are some small things we’re The Cardinals host Pratt on Monday at team, and they’re RENFRO Renfro: “We’ve had some injuries tweaking and can still work on. We try to 7 p.m. before hosting the Labette Invita- still learning. A lot here and there. Everybody is back now. make some minor adjustments with their SEK League tional with Colby, Ellsworth (Iowa) and of these kids have to learn a lot about life. We had some knees scoped, and a ham- wrestling, like hand or head positions, Northwest Wyoming on Wednesday. They have to learn how to live outside of string injury. But I think everybody’s that can make a difference. We’re going Standings The defending national champion Car- their parents’ homes for the first time and good to go now.” to fine-tune some little things and try to dinals are currently ranked second in the they have to re-learn study habits. Peake: How much time do the guys get rid of some bad habits. But getting GIRLS DIVISION latest NJCAA national wrestling poll be- “And they have to learn more about get off for the holidays? through these next several practices and SEK All hind North Idaho. wrestling. That’s usually what takes up Renfro: “We give them nine days just keeping the guys focused is the big- Chanute 3-0 6-1 With his team set to begin the second a lot of time in the first semester. But I off. The kids came back on Dec. 28, and gest test right now. Labette County 3-0 3-2 half of the season, LCC Coach Joe Ren- think we did real well.” it seems like everybody is eager to get Pittsburg 2-0 4-0 fro sat down with the Sun to chat about Peake: Which wrestlers have im- back at it. They don’t go back to classes See RENFRO, Page 7. Fort Scott 2-1 2-4 Independence 1-3 2-5 Coffeyville 0-3 3-4 Parsons 0-4 0-7 Friday, Jan. 4 AP: Chiefs close to hiring Reid St. Paul Labette County at Parsons Fort Scott at Independence Girard at Chanute KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Andy Reid girls off Pittsburg at Coffeyville was in deep negotiations with the Kansas City Chiefs to become their next coach, a SEK BOYS DIVISION person familiar with the situation told The SEK All Associated Press on Thursday. to 6-1 Independence 3-1 6-1 The two sides were working out the de- Labette County 2-1 4-1 tails and Reid had Coffeyville 2-1 5-2 canceled plans to start Chanute 2-1 4-3 interview for other Pittsburg 1-1 4-1 openings, according BY JASON PEAKE Fort Scott 1-2 1-5 to the person who [email protected] Parsons 0-4 1-6 spoke to the AP on condition of ano- As the St. Paul High School Friday, Jan. 4 nymity because they were not authorized to girls basketball team gets set Labette County at Parsons discuss the negotiations. to begin the 2013 portion of Fort Scott at Independence The Philadelphia Eagles fired Reid on its schedule, there’s only one Girard at Chanute Monday, the same day the Chiefs parted blemish on the team’s re- Pittsburg at Coffeyville ways with coach Romeo Crennel. cord. The Chiefs have a connection with Reid Doug Tuck’s Indians are through team president Mark Donovan, off to an impressive 6-1 start Three Rivers who spent six years as the Eagles’ senior to the season. League vice president of business operations before St. Paul finished 2012 with joining Kansas City. Several members of a 48-35 win over Southeast Standings the Chiefs met with Reid, who has also been on Dec. 18. linked to openings in Arizona and San Di- Coach Tuck said he’s been GIRLS League All ego, for close to nine hours on Wednesday. pleased with how his team St. Paul 1-0 6-1 Chiefs chairman Clark Hunt told the AP has progressed. Pleasanton 1-0 4-1 this week that he would lead the search for “I feel like we’ve come Jayhawk-Linn 1-0 2-4 the Chiefs’ next coach, not embattled gen- out and improved with each Northeast 1-0 2-4 eral manager Scott Pioli. Hunt said he had game,” Tuck said. Oswego 0-0 3-2 “the appropriate resources available to help “We had one setback Altoona-Midway 0-0 0-6 me in the process,” but would not say who is against Columbus (the team’s Marmaton Valley 0-1 3-3 assisting him. lone loss). I think we learned Uniontown 0-1 2-4 “We’re very well organized,” Hunt said. a lot from that game, though. Chetopa 0-1 2-5 “We want to be thorough, but efficient as We’re improving game to Crest 0-1 0-5 well.” game, and that’s what we’re It’s unclear whether Pioli would be re- hoping will continue.” Friday, Jan. 4 tained if Reid becomes the Chiefs’ coach. The Indians, who sit atop Chetopa at Altoona-Midway Hunt’s decision to spearhead the coach- the Three Rivers League Crest at Marmaton Valley ing search coincides with his decision to standings, have a nice mix Northeast at Southeast take greater control of football operations. of upperclassmen and under- Oswego at Jayhawk-Linn Pioli had been responsible for all personnel classmen this season. Uniontown at Erie moves since he was hired in 2009, including MCT photo “We’re mixing in some the hiring and firing of the head coach. younger girls with some older TRL BOYS DIVISION The opening in Kansas City is attractive Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid talks with Michael Vick. The New York Giants girls,” Tuck said. “We’re still League All on several levels: The Chiefs had five Pro defeated the Philadelphia Eagles, 42-7, at MetLife Stadium on Sunday. trying to define our roles.” Crest 1-0 4-1 Bowl players despite their 2-14 record, they Seniors Kacy Phillips and Chetopa 1-0 5-2 have the No. 1 pick in the NFL draft for the suing a head coaching job this season. events related to the upcoming draft, the Nikki Sears are longtime St. Paul 1-0 5-2 first time in franchise history, and it appears “I don’t want to really get into any of the combine and so forth, and we want to be so- varsity performers. Marmaton Valley 1-0 1-5 that Hunt is willing to give his next coach details,” Smith said Wednesday. “Dirk is go- lidified in that regard before that.” This year, they’re getting Oswego 0-0 1-4 more authority to make personnel decisions ing to be here with us. He informed me of The Chiefs have the No. 1 pick in the NFL a lot help from the team’s Altoona-Midway 0-0 0-6 than in years past. that last night. We talked at length.” draft for the first time in franchise history. freshmen. Northeast 0-1 3-3 The Eagles were just 12-20 the past two Pioli parted with Herm Edwards shortly Hunt refused to discuss potential can- Jordyn Tuck, Josie Alber- Uniontown 0-1 2-4 seasons, but Reid’s overall record of 130-93- after he was hired and replaced him with didates to replace Crennel, but did offer a tini, Ashley Carlson and Hol- Jayhawk-Linn 0-1 2-4 1 represents the most wins in franchise his- Todd Haley, but their relationship was lengthy list of qualities he’s seeking in an ly Hutcherson are all seeing Pleasanton 0-1 1-4 tory. He also has experience turning around strained. Haley was dismissed in December ideal head coach. significant varsity playing a program — the Eagles were just 3-13 the 2011 and Crennel was made interim coach. “I’d say a proven leader,” Hunt said. time as freshmen. Friday, Jan. 4 year before he arrived, and two years later He was given the job on a permanent basis “Somebody who has demonstrated the abil- Coach Tuck’s daughter Chetopa at Altoona-Midway they finished 11-5 and second in the NFC in January. Crennel was fired Monday after ity to build a successful program, or been Jordyn is leading the team Crest at Marmaton Valley East. going 2-14 in his first full season. part of building a successful program. in scoring with 15 points per Northeast at Southeast That was the first of five straight years It was widely thought Pioli would also be Somebody of high integrity, somebody who game. She had a season-high Oswego at Jayhawk-Linn in which the Eagles won at least 11 games, fired after a series of failed drafts and poor is a successful teacher and communicator. 23 vs. Columbus and scored Uniontown at Erie and included a trip to the Super Bowl af- free-agent acquisitions. Hunt said he had not Somebody who has a high football IQ, but 21 in the final game of 2012 ter the 2004 season. Hunt began his search decided whether to release the GM. at the same time likes to roll up their sleeves vs. Southeast. for Crennel’s replacement in Atlanta, where It’s likely that the decision won’t be made and work hard.” Coach Tuck said all of the Tri-Valley he interviewed offensive coordinator Dirk until Hunt hires a coach. Reid would appear to have most of those freshmen are contributing Koetter on Tuesday. But one day later, Fal- “I don’t have a timeline laid out per se qualities. He is considered a bright offensive nicely. League glance cons coach Mike Smith said Koetter had on that,” Hunt said. “Obviously the begin- mind with success developing quarterbacks, “We saw some of that signed a new contract and would not be pur- ning of February there are a lot of important an area of particular need in Kansas City. Jan. 4 games in the summer,” Tuck said. Neodesha at Cherryvale “And the older girls have Uniontown at Erie been willing to work with Eureka at Fredonia the younger girls. They know Yates Center at Caney they can help them win. It’s a Now 6-1, Cherryvale girls will be tested soon nice mixture.” Added Tuck: “And every- of easy baskets.” four steals a game. body’s having fun this year. BRIEFLY Area girls Cherryvale has wins over Riverton, Mara- While content with his team’s start to the That wasn’t always the case is des Cygnes Valley, Sedan and Southern season, Smedley noted things are going to last year. We struggled at Coffey County. The Chargers blew out all of get tougher for his team soon enough. times last year. But we still Fiesta Bowl basketball notebook those teams except Sedan. Cherryvale won Cherryvale is playing in the Wilson have a ways to go. We really the Yates Center Tournament before suffer- County Classic starting on Jan. 14. Among need to maintain some con- goes late BY JASON PEAKE ing its lone loss to Caney. the teams entered are Girard and Pittsburg, sistency.” The Kansas State vs. Or- [email protected] The Chargers knocked off league new- both ranked in 4A, along with 3A-ranked The longtime coach of the egon Fiesta Bowl game was comer Erie and Tri-Valley foe Fredonia to Caney. Indians added his team needs still being played at press The Cherryvale High School girls basket- end 2012. Smedley said he’s been working his team to improve its half-court, time on Thursday night. ball team hasn’t had many close games this Another key to success for the Chargers hard in practice over the break with the tour- man-to-man defense. Look for a story in the week- season. has been the fact that the team hasn’t relied ney in mind. “We’re giving up too many end paper. The Chargers are now 6-1 on the season on just one or two players offensively. Cher- “I’ve been pretty hard on them because good looks inside,” Tuck said. as they prepare to begin the 2013 portion of ryvale is getting contributions from lots of things are going to get tougher for us,” he “If you want to play man-to- the schedule. players. said. man defense, you have to Correction David Smedley’s Chargers have rolled in Jasi Adkison is scoring 16 points per Smedley added he looks forward to see- work hard.” In a story on Oswego’s five of the six wins, and their only loss is to game, and Katelynn Main is adding 14 ing how his team stacks up against some And that’s exactly what Ethan Spore that appeared in state-ranked Caney Valley. points per night. Josie Reilly is averaging bigger schools. Tuck has been preaching to Wednesday’s Sun, his rush- Smedley said solid team defense has been just under 10 points per game. All three “I’m just curious where our consistency his team over break. ing yards were incorrect a key to the quick start to the season. players are juniors. Summer Ellis and Beth will be when we play these better teams,” St. Paul does not play to- due to a typographical error. “We’ve been able to defend pretty well,” Hawkins are scoring about five points per Smedley said. “It’s going to be a very good night, but will begin the 2013 Spore rushed for 957 yards, Smedley said Thursday. “We’re trying to game. The 5-10 Main is averaging 7.7 re- tournament for us. I’m excited about that schedule on Tuesday at home not 597. hang our hats on that. And in our only loss, bounds a game, while Reilly is handing out tourney already. We’ll see where we’re at.” against Marmaton Valley (3- The Sun regrets the error. we didn’t defend well at all. We gave up a lot nearly four assists a night to go along with Cherryvale hosts Neodesha tonight. 3) at 6 p.m. Page 7 ParsonsSun Friday, Jan. 4, 2013
PRO FOOTBALL RENFRO Manning still looking to Continued from Page 6. NFL STANDINGS “And we need them focused on the big picture.” AFC East Peake: Your team hosts W-L Pct improve as playoffs loom Pratt on Monday and then New England 12-4 .750 three schools on Wednesday. Miami 7-9 .438 How big are these duals this ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) NY Jets 6-10 .375 week? — Here’s one that won’t come Buffalo 6-10 .375 Renfro: “Pratt will be a as a surprise: Peyton Manning good war mup match. And then writes down his New Year’s we’ll have Northwest Wyo- resolutions on index cards. ming, who is tough as nails, AFC South “My dad, since I was a kid, and Colby, who is tough as he’s been telling us, ‘Write them nails. And Ellsworth, Iowa, is W-L Pct down,’” Manning said. also pretty tough. We’re going Houston 12-4 .750 Though he refused to divulge to be tested. I’m glad we’ll be Indianapolis 11-5 .688 what’s on those cards, or what at home. These duals will help Tennessee 6-10 .375 his lifetime success rate has us get ready for the National Jacksonville 2-14 .125 been with those resolutions, he Duals tourney the next week- hasn’t left much doubt about end. It’s a big week coming up. what his day-to-day goals on the But this week won’t make us AFC North football field were for 2012, the or break us. It will only help year of his comeback. us. And then we’ll move on Work hard. Improve. Keep W-L Pct from there. And I expect us to building chemistry. Baltimore 10-6 .625 do some big things.” Cincinnati 10-6 .625 Those are the only ways to get Pittsburgh 8-8 .500 to the ultimate goal — winning the Super Bowl, which is some- Ranked wrestlers Cleveland 5-11 .313 Labette has several wres- thing Manning and the Denver Broncos are now favored to do. tlers ranked nationally. AFC West Yet to hear Manning tell it, Josh Walker is ranked sec- even if the Broncos do win it ond at 125 pounds, while Eric W-L Pct all, there will still be room for Hughes is ranked third at 133. Denver 13-3 .813 improvement — quite a tall task Tyler Davis is fifth at 141, San Diego 7-9 .438 for a quarterback who compiled and Spencer Rutherford is Oakland 4-12 .250 some of the best numbers of his ranked fifth at 149. Kansas City 2-14 .125 career and a team that finished Jeromy Davenport is the tied for the league’s best record second ranked wrestler at 157, at 13-3. while Devin Aguirre is second NFC East “I’m not sure you can do it all at 165. in one season,” Manning said Ethan Orr is listed at second W-L Pct Wednesday, after the Broncos, at 174 and Trey Page is the No. Washington 10-6 .625 the AFC’s top-seeded team, 1-ranked wrestler at 285. NY Giants 9-7 .563 practiced for the first time dur- Dallas 8-8 .500 ing their bye week. “I think NJCAA Wrestling poll Philadelphia 4-12 .250 we’ve done a good job of being 1. North Idaho the best that we possibly can in 2. Labette Community College this short period of time.” 3. Clackamas CC NFC North What began as a season of 4. Niagara County CC mystery for Manning — How W-L Pct 5. Iowa Western would his body react after miss- Green Bay 11-5 .688 6. Colby ing more than a year with the Minnesota 10-6 .625 7. Northwest College neck injury? How would his Chicago 10-6 .625 8. Ridgewater College new teammates respond to him? 9. Nassau CC Detroit 4-12 .250 — has turned into one of his 10. Ellsworth very best campaigns. 11. Iowa Central He threw 400 completions for NFC South 12. Pratt CC 4,659 yards and 37 touchdowns, W-L Pct completed 68.6 percent of his 13. Gloucester County Atlanta 13-3 .813 passes and finished with a 105.8 14. Neosho County Carolina 7-9 .438 passer rating — all franchise 15. Western Wyoming New Orleans 7-9 .438 records and ranked second best Tampa Bay 7-9 .438 of the 14 years he’s played in the NFL. MCT photo He is in the mix for his fifth CONTACT US NFC West Most Valuable Player award, Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos have advanced to the playoffs. votes for which are being count- THE PARSONS SUN W-L Pct ed this week. On Wednesday, ist, but “I don’t think it makes San Francisco 11-4 .719 he received his second AFC of- any sense to reveal those things SPORTS EDITOR: JASON PEAKE Seattle 11-5 .688 fensive player of the week honor Cardinals get OK to interview Haley with a game coming up.” St. Louis 7-8 .469 this year. It marked the 23rd Indeed, it’s now time to make EMAIL: JPEAKE@PARSONS- Arizona 5-11 .313 TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) — The Arizona Cardinals have received time he’s received that over his permission to interview Pittsburgh offensive coordinator Todd the best of the hand they’ve got. SUN.COM career, tied with Tom Brady for In Denver’s case, it’s a pretty NFL PLAYOFFS Haley for their head coaching job, according to a person with most ever. knowledge of the situation. good hand. PHONE: 620-421-2000 Wild-card Playoffs “To be able to come out and “There are still things that FAX: 620-421-2217 Saturday, Jan. 5 The person asked not to be identified because the situation has participate like he’s done, to be not been made public. I wish would be better and I TWITTER: @PKSUNSPORTS Cincinnati at Houston, 3:30 one of the top quarterbacks in think you kind of have to pick p.m. (NBC) Haley, former head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, was of- the league, it’s unbelievable,” re- fensive coordinator for Arizona in the Cardinals’ Super Bowl run and choose your battles,” Man- Minnesota at Green Bay, 7 ceiver Demaryius Thomas said. ning said. “It’s, ‘Hey, we’ve only p.m. (NBC) in the 2008 season and has a good relationship with Cardinals “He had an injury that not many President Michael Bidwill. had 16 games together, we’re not people come back from.” going to be able to fix that. But AMERICA’S Sunday, Jan. 6 Bidwill had identified Reid as a candidate earlier this week but His latest award came on the the longtime Philadelphia coach, fired by the Eagles on Monday, let’s try to get really good at Indianapolis at Baltimore, strength of a 23-for-29, 304-yard, this. Let’s be as good as we can FINEST Noon (CBS) was close to finalizing a deal to coach the Chiefs and called off three-touchdown game against all other interviews. at that.’ Some things just take MATTRESS SETS Seattle at Washington, 3:30 Kansas City on Sunday. The time.” p.m. (FOX) The other known candidates for the Arizona job are Cardinals featuring highlights were his touchdowns defensive coordinator Ray Horton and Denver Broncos offensive Notes: Broncos offensive to Eric Decker and Thomas, coordinator Mike McCoy will Cool Reflections Divisional Playoffs coordinator Mike McCoy. who stretched out (in Decker’s The formal interview for Horton was conducted Tuesday and have three interviews this week- Gel Memory Foam Saturday, Jan. 12 case) or up (in Thomas’ case) to end for vacant head-coaching Baltimore, Indianapolis or Wednesday. McCoy is to be interviewed in Denver this weekend. make one-handed grabs on balls Horton also interviewed with Buffalo and Cleveland and McCoy positions — with Arizona, Buf- & Inner Spring Cincinnati at Denver, 3:30 p.m. Manning put in places where falo and Chicago. The inter- (CBS) is believed to have interest from other teams, as well. only they, and not the defen- Bidwill fired Ken Whisenhunt after six seasons as coach. views will take place in Denver. GALILEO Washington, Seattle or Green sive backs covering them, could ... Executive vice president of PLUSH Bay at San Francisco, 7 p.m. catch them. Were they passes football operations John Elway TWIN SET ...... $249 (FOX) he would’ve thrown to those re- Kansas City. Manning said nei- a test and I think both of those denied the Chargers an opportu- FULL SET ...... $299 ceivers in Week 1? ther he nor the receivers had guys have put in the time to nity to interview player person- $ Sunday, Jan. 13 QUEEN SET...... 399 “Probably would have thrown seen the kind of coverage the cram and we’ve really worked nel director Matt Russell for its KING SET...... $499 Washington, Seattle or Min- them earlier, not sure if we Chiefs were in on those plays hard in the short time we’ve had vacant GM position. ... Though nesota at Atlanta, Noon (FOX) would’ve completed them,” until Sunday, the last week of together.” he wasn’t required to give an in- 460 COIL - 2-sided Baltimore, Indianapolis or Manning said. “It’s hard to say. the NFL season. The next time In fact, it’s the chemistry he’s jury report, Broncos coach John Houston at New England, 3:30 But there’s no question, it would they see it, though, they’ll have built with Thomas, Decker and Fox said KR Trindon Holliday KINGSTON p.m. (CBS) be just downright disappointing a ready-made reference point. the rest of the receivers that (ankle) was making progress. “I PLUSH or X-FIRM if we had not improved through- “So if you play together long Manning lists as one of his most think Trindon will be able to go TWIN SET ...... $299 Conference Championships out the season.” enough, then you can say, ‘Hey, pleasant surprises this season. next Saturday,” Fox said. ... The FULL SET ...... $399 Sunday, Jan. 20 Manning, however, doesn’t remember Kansas City in 2012? “The rapport with the receiv- Broncos are 0-1 vs. Baltimore QUEEN SET...... $499 AFC, TBA (CBS) judge improvement simply on Remember that? 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Sperm donor fi ghts state’s HELPING HAND order to pay child support
TOPEKA (AP) — A state law being used by work with doctors and attorneys. She said avoid- Kansas officials trying to force a sperm donor to pay ing professionals is “a buyer-beware proposition.” child support is outdated, the man’s attorney argues. “The problem is the guy exposed himself to a But experts agree that he put himself in a precari- situation that made him potentially liable because ous legal position by getting involved in a lesbian he had no legal protection,” added Dr. Ajay Nangia, couple’s do-it-yourself artificial insemination. an associate professor of urology at the University Kansas law states that a sperm donor is not the of Kansas Hospital and the former ethics chairman father of a child if a doctor handles the artificial of the American Society of Andrology, a national insemination. But the law does not specifically medical group for male reproductive health. address the donor’s rights and obligations when Still, Marotta’s attorney said his 46-year-old no doctor was involved. client cannot be declared the father of the now 3- That was the case in 2009, when William Ma- year-old child because of the written agreement rotta answered an online ad for a sperm donation with the two women. Attorney Ben Swinnen also from Angela Bauer and her then-partner, Jennifer noted that nine states have laws saying a sperm or Schreiner. Schreiner became pregnant, and the egg donor is not the parent of a child conceived three signed an agreement they believed severed through artificial reproduction. Marotta’s parental rights. “The state of Kansas is lagging behind in fol- But since the three didn’t go through a doctor, lowing the trend,” he said. “It is a freeze, in my the state argues, Marotta is the legal father and opinion, on artificial insemination and alternative should reimburse the state for about $6,000 in family settings.” public assistance Schreiner received to help care But the state argues in its latest court filing that for the child after she and Bauer broke up. The at least 10 other states require a doctor’s involve- state also wants him to pay future child support, ment in artificial insemination for a sperm donor even though neither woman is asking for money. to be protected from having to pay child support. “I don’t fault the state for this,” said Corey “It’s a commonsense law,” said Washington Whelan, who runs workshops for lesbian couples state-based attorney Mark Demaray, a past presi- interested in having children as a program direc- dent of an organization for attorneys who handle tor for the New York-based American Fertility assisted reproduction legal issues. Association. “I don’t think this is a homophobic “It’s very common for them to have to go issue. I think this is a financially driven issue.” through a doctor’s office and get a sworn state- Whelan said her group has a long-standing prac- ment from the doctor that he or she performed this tice of advising single women who want a child to procedure,” he said.
unique ecosystem whose native and Wichita areas during April, EPA plant and animal communities when most Flint Hills ranchers Continued from Page 1. benefit from periodic fire, and torch their pastures. that the factors that affect the Because of last year’s drought, Gross said the EPA agreed management of fire and the ef- far fewer acres of Flint Hills with state regulators that pre- fects of fire are also specific to land were burned in April than scribed burns on four days in the region.” in a traditional year. Those fires April 2011 in eastern Kansas’ The decision concerns spe- that did occur did not exceed air Flint Hills — along with drifting cific monitoring sites that regis- quality limits, Gross said. Colleen Surridge/Sun photo smoke from wildfires in Texas tered high-pollution levels cov- But Kansas City and Wichita and Mexico on one of those days ering about a third of the state, both had “a rough year” the rest With such a big burrito for such a little guy, Alex Lyle gets help holding his lunch Thursday at Taco Mayo — skewed the data collected by including Wichita, Kansas City, of the summer in terms of air from his father, Jeremy Lyle. The Lyles, who are from Mississippi and originally from Parsons, were in air quality monitors in Kansas. Topeka and Mine Creek. quality because of high temper- town visiting family. Kansas ranchers burn prai- Kansas several years ago atures that affected the ozone rieland in the Flint Hills each had asked the EPA to exclude values that were measured. year to control invading trees similar Flint Hills burning days The EPA is in the process of and weeds and improve produc- — but that request was rejected reconsidering its current ozone ing and the wall between the living room and a tivity of pastures. In the past de- because Kansas did not have standards and is expected to FIRES bedroom. Damage was estimated at $10,000, and cade, between 700,000 and 2.8 a smoke management plan in make designations on which Continued from Page 1. the home was not insured. The fire department million acres have been burned place at the time. counties are complying with thinks the fire was electrical in nature. Firefight- each spring — although the fig- The state adopted a plan in them in 2014 and 2015. fighters found moderate smoke coming from inside of ers remained on scene until 1:51 a.m. ure now hovers closer to 2 mil- December 2010 that provides “The reason why this request the one-story, single-family dwelling. The owner of The fire department also responded to two calls lion acres, Gross said. ranchers with educational mate- is still important is because the residence, Mark Madl, had noticed embers fall- over the Christmas holiday, one on Christmas Day In its letter to the state, the rials, training and tools. It also we don’t know what the ozone ing from the ceiling of the dwelling. According to the at 318 N. Central and the other on Christmas Eve EPA said it “recognizes that the restricts non-agricultural burn- reading is going to be for the fire department report, three people live in the home, at 1329 Main that claimed the life of its occupant, tallgrass prairie ecosystem in the ing in 13 counties in the Flint next couple of summers,” Gross but Madl was home alone at the time of the fire. Robert E. Niebaum Jr., 47. No one was injured in Flint Hills region represents a Hills and in the Kansas City said. Damage from the fire was contained to the ceil- any of the three subsequent fires.
perhaps training would benefit the PEACOCK CITY commission and planners. Shaw Continued from Page 1. Continued from Page 1. said some of the newer mem- bers of the planning commission LLet’set’s DDoo BBusiness!usiness! haven’t received training, and nir Christian Camp and retreat improvements that have been center — a premier mountain ignored in the past, including a the training would help the city area summer camp and all-sea- big street project this year and a commissioners by giving them a 22013013 BBusinessusiness son Christian retreat facility in multi-year effort to improve the clearer understanding of how the Montezuma, N.M. sewer system. He said it’s insult- planners reach their decisions. Questioning his cousin about ing to say the city hasn’t been Gress said the staff has plan ned CCardard DDirectoryirectory what she had in mind as far as working on infrastructure. training sessions for the planners size and shape, Dague began to Barnett then turned his atten- but just needs to schedule a time formulate in his mind the life- tion to a proposed water line ex- when the nine members of the PPublishesublishes size peacock he would begin tension from the city to the Great planning board can gather for the to construct once they returned Plains Industrial Park just west of sessions, the first of which should 2012 home from vacation. town. He said it is not the city’s last about three hours. JJan.an. 330,0, 22013013 Business “I thought it would turn out responsibility to build a water well,” he said. “I wanted to use line to allow the park to offer wa- Holiday decorations DDEADLINE:EADLINE: Card different materials that related to ter to industries that will locate Dir my cousin. Her husband collects there. Any industry that locates Shaw also said the city should ectory the blue insulators, so I used in the park will benefit the city, establish a plan to raise funds for FFriday,riday, those, and then I used barbed York said. He said the park is a Christmas decorations for the wire and horseshoes because she good location for the big industry light poles along Main, at least Publi that Barnett said the city needs. shed by lived on a farm and had different in the downtown area and near Par sons Sun Barnett argued that the city The animals when she was little.” high-traffic areas. While the JJan.an. 44,, 22013013 Chanu & staff claims there is no manpow- Tri bune te Although he used the Internet decorations cost a lot of money, to look at a picture of a peacock er or time to build new water Shaw said they add to commu- to ensure he had the anatomy lines within the city, but Gress nity pride, and he’s seen cities as down in his mind’s eye, Dague wants to use city workers to small as St. Paul with light deco- did not draw a design for his first build the line to the plant. York rations. Shaw said he read that attempt at metal sculpting. said the city repairs lines as it Westar Energy donates labor in can, but the city needs to support Adult “I knew I was going to make it helping the city of Pittsburg in- App Day Care the industrial park. Barnett said liances ... stall and take down decorations Assist ... Content out of steel because she wanted to Att ed Liv ...... if the city can afford to extend orneys ...... 2 and perhaps Parsons could take Auctioneers... ing ...... be able to have it sit outside, and I ...... 2 Eye Car Auto Body Repair...... line to the park, it should spend .... .2 Fin e.. advantage of that service also. Auto Parts ...... ancial/Banks...... wanted it to be durable,” he said. ... 2 Florists ..... Auto Repair ...2-3 .. s that money on new lines within ... Furnitur ...... For the second year in a row, Auto Sal ...... 15-17 15 “I mainly just started working on Bakeri ...... 3 Garden Centerse ...... ,31 the city instead and let the park es...... 4 Gift Shops ...... Newsp Bldg es ...... 18 it, welding everything together.” the city did not place lighted ...... 4-5 Glass ...... Office apers Cable Contractor...... 18 Suppl pay for the extension...... 5-7 ...... Pes ...... Compan ...... Hardw ...... 19 t Contr ies ....43-44 “I think he really enjoyed wreaths on light poles for the Caree s...... Pet ... rs..... 7-8, 7 Healthc are ...... 19-20 Groom ol ... “They can afford it as well as Cell ies 47 ... Pharmac ...... ular P ...... Heating are...... 20-21 ing...... 31 Christmas season because the Contractors ...... Photograp ..... making it, scaring up the pieces hones ..... 9 Home /Cool ...... ies...... 31 we can, I think, but they say they Christ ...... 22-2422 Physic ...... 8 Hospi Impro ing hers ...... 31 wreaths are in disrepair after 25 Churchian Book ... ..9-10 ... Plumb ians ..... of material,” Montee said...... Hospitace ... vemen ...... 32 DDistributedistributed can’t,” Barnett said. Cleanerses...... 24 ers...... store... .10 Indep ... t ... Powder C ... .. Clothi ... ls...... 24 ...... 32 Less than two months later, to 30 years of use...... 10 ende ...... Printe ...... ng ...... 10-11 Insuran ... 25-26....24 oating ....33-3433 Hogelin said the city will Clubs/O ..... nt Livi Propaners...... Jewelry...ce .. , 4 ...... Gress said on Thursday, a Communityrganization Halls...... ng .... 25 8 Quilt ...... Dague was finished...... 11 Jewelry/ ...... 34 profit from the new water line Computer Rep ...... Real E Shops ...... s 11- 11 Landsc ...... 27-28 ..... 34 iinn ttwowo committee will meet for the first Dance S Guns...... Restaurstat ...... “He brought it back on a trailer ..... 12 Locks aping...... e...... 34 by water sales to the Great Denti tudios air...... 28 Retir ants...... sts... 12 Lumbemith ...... 34 time to begin discussing ways to Education...... 29 Salonsement ...... over Christmas. We didn’t know ...... 12 Martial r...... 35 Plains Development Authority, ...... 29 Scrap ... Home ..36-38 ...... 12 Meat Ar ...... raise money to repair or replace ...... ts...... 29 Scree ...... s 38-39 what to expect. We were shocked .... 13 Medic Proce ...... nnewspapersewspapers but Barnett said the authority ..13-14 ... .. 29 Secu n Pri ...... 39-40 Mobile alHome Equissing...... ntin ...... Christmas decorations. One pro- .. 30 Signs rity .. ... when we got it unloaded and got Mortgag pment...... g...... 40 can make a profit on the water, .. 30 Spor ...... Sale ...... 40 posal is an adoption program that e Se .30 Tax ting ...... it set up. His mom and dad were rvice s .... Pre Goods ...... 40 too, by selling it to industries in 30 Tir ... s ..... es .. paration ...... 41 aandnd atat variousvarious would have people paying for the 31 Tre ... ..40-41 flabbergasted when they saw it,” e Se ...... the park. Replacing water line Vet ...... erinarianrvice ...... 41 repair of particular decorations. ...... Montee said. “He’s really talent- ...... 42 within the city would cost much s...... Gress said he and Mary Hughes ...... 42 ed and creative... and generous.” 42-43 llocationsocations iinn more than the water line exten- “He thinks he might make of Parsons also have discussed a sion, Shaw said, because the city community Christmas tree. PPrice:rice: something else, but this is a one would have to connect the line LLabetteabette & NNeoshoeosho and only so far,” Montee said. with water taps along the way as CCardard $$8080 “It’s displayed in our landscap- well as having to tear into and Lake Parsons work CCountiesounties ing. Whenever I drive in, I say, replace streets and sidewalks. ‘Wow.’ I can’t wait for the bus Barnett said with the new Gress also reported to the com- FFullull PPageage $$350350 driver to see it.” year, the city needs to have a missioners that construction should It may not be too long before positive outlook on what it can be scheduled on a Lake Parsons HHalfalf PPageage $$200200 Dague begins work on another do for kids and people who live dam valve repair project before sculpture. His wife and parents in the city. He said he plans to the commission’s next meeting. are pondering what animal or push infrastructure improve- The work has been delayed while type of sculpture they would like ments this year also. Kansas City, Mo.-based Garney to have him make, but they have Construction tried to get approval not presented him with any ideas from the state for an alternative or requests — yet. Planning, zoning method of construction that would “If someone had an idea, I’d In another matter Thursday, have a sub-contractor drill bore CCALLALL TTODAYODAY TTOO RRESERVEESERVE SSPACEPACE be interested in doing another Shaw said with the commission through the earthen dam instead of one,” he said. “It would give me overturning two planning com- the contractor excavating into the 6620-421-200020-421-2000 OORR 6620-431-410020-431-4100 something to do other than my mission recommendations on re- dam. Gress said Garney will use regular job.” zoning requests in the past year, the original design for the project. 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CARSON TREE SERVICE HARDING’S PAINTING RONCO CONSTRUCTION LEGAL DIRECTOR OF DAY Winter Special Service. Interior & Exterior Your one stop shop for ALL (First Published in the Parsons Sun SERVICES on Tree Removal; Painting. Power Washing, your interior exterior remod- December 21, 2012) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF also Selling Firewood Window & Gutter cleaning. eling. 800-47-RONCO LABETTE COUNTY, KANSAS and Stump Grinding 620-421-6951. In The Matter Of The Marriage Of Tri-Valley Developmental Cook Part Time- 620-778-6410 SEWING MACHINE Service Rachael Wood, Services is seeking an indi- 620-605-8461 and Evenings MIDWEST METAL & Repair. All Brands! Home Wyatt Wood vidual to supervise person- Post Building Materials; Calls! 45 Years experience. nel engaged in day services Experience Preferred Case No: 12DM106PA CAVEN HEAT & Air; 20 All Colors, Metal, Screws, Reasonable & Guaranteed! NOTICE OF SUIT activities, including work 620-421-6279. 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Successful Insured. 620-421-0296. field of behavioral science. candidate will be responsi- EASY CLEAN SEWER AND 620-423-1373. Two years work experience ble for answering phone DRAINS; #1 HANDYMAN; with ID/DD with one year calls, scheduling patient ap- Free Estimates; Parsons OBRIEN READY Mix Con- WE BUILD all fences, also being in a management po- pointments, medical tran- Cell 620-238-2116. crete; NOW Selling Decora- roofing; carpentry; vinyl sid- 101 Help Wanted sition is preferred. scription and light secretarial tive Rock; 620-421-5127. ing; concrete. 620-421-0893 Tri-Valley Developmental work. Minimum require- ELECTRICAL PROBLEMS? BABY SITTER Needed for Services offers an excellent ments include: High school Quality work, Reasonable RANDY BROWN Heat & St. Paul area. M-F; benefit package including diploma, at least 3 years ex- rates, FREE Estimates! Air. Service on all makes of 106 Day Care 1:30-4:30 pm. 785-223-7771 KPERS, health insurance perience in a Sullivan Electric furnaces, sells, insulation, and paid holidays. business/medical office set- 620-778-0923. sheet metal work and duct- Terra’s Daycare has full BE YOUR own Boss for Please submit your resume ting, 2 years of transcription work replacement, or repair. time openings. SRS ap- $40! Call 620-875-5910 for to: experience. An associate’s ENGLAND’S PAINTING, In- Call 620-423-2461. proved. 620-778-3646. more details or visit Tri-Valley Developmental degree or higher in a busi- terior/Exterior- Painting, power washing decks and www.tvcmatrix.om/jmmead- Services ness related field is pre- RAYBROOKE TIRE & Lube Tyler’s Tots Daycare has ows. 3740 S. Santa Fe ferred. Resumes must be fences; Clean gitters. 2500 Main 620-784-5723. openings. SRS approved P.O. Box 517 postmarked no later than 620-421-1040 and preschool activities Chanute, Ks. 66720 January 4, 2013. Qualified Mobile Oil & Tire Service daily. Call Amanda Tyler. CERTIFIED DIETARY Attention: Human Re- MANAGER applicants are invited to G & R Pumping. Pump sep- Available 620-820-4319. sources send a resume with cover tic tanks & Rent porta pots, EVENING COOK EOE Requirements include desire letter to: Natasha Purcell, Install septic tanks & la- RECYCLING ONE alumi- for quality meals for our resi- Human Resources Coordi- goons. 620-423-5955 or num beverage can saves 202 Special Notices dents while staying in nator, Labette Center for 620-423-5365. enough energy to run a 100 Mental Health Services, watt bulb for 20 hours, a budget guidelines. This po- GOODBAR PAINTING- ALCOHOLICS sition requires cooking, Inc., P. O. Box 258, Par- computer for 3 hours, or a ANONYMOUS. sons, KS 67357. Or email: Honest and Affordable, Free TV for 2 hours. staffing, supervision of the Estimates; Wall Paper Re- 423-0340, 421-5648. dietary department. EXTENSION EDUCATOR [email protected]. Infor- to provide nutrition lessons mation about Labette Center moval and Power Washing; Wages per certification and 620-778-8126. experience. Contact Che- for limited resource families for Mental Health Services, 101 Help Wanted 101 Help Wanted topa Manor 814 Walnut, in Labette County. Re- Inc. can be obtained at Chetopa, Kansas. EOM. quired: HS Diploma or www.lcmhs.com. EOE GORDON’S equivalent & valid driver's li- HOME Repair cense. 36 hrs/wk; Interior/Exterior CURRENT JOB Opening: COOK Dietary Manager – Full-Time: Certified Dietary Manager We are looking for a cook to $10.68/hour; benefits eligi- Bathroom Remodels; ble. Physical exertion-mod- Decks; Floor systems credentialing preferred. Employee benefits include work flexible hours, Days or health, dental, and life insurance. Evenings. This could be a erate. Requisition #173454. 104 Servs. Provided No Jobs too SMALL! Position is limited term end- 620-717-4273. 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KSU is position is responsible for AFFORDABLE PC software the safe, courteous, and effi- an AA/VPE/EOE employer. Background check required. and hardware installation, cient transportation of the virus removal, custom pro- general public, taking them grams, personal or small to their destination within business, and system main- city limits of Parsons. Must tenance, Call 620-778-6263 have a good driving record after noon for a quote and and a high school diploma more information. or GED. A pre-employment drug test is required. Ideal The Chanute Tribune is seeking a job for retiree. Call (620) 421-2800 or (620) 429-1212 101 Help Wanted 101 Help Wanted Full-time Reporter to cover a for an application or pick one up at 1207 Partridge, variety of stories. Parsons. Submit application to Human Resources; Class, P.O. Box 266, Co- Opening for Part Time Newspaper lumbus, KS 66725. CLASS Offi ce Assistant! 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(69) Sat. 9 p.m., Sun. 5:45 p.m. TVL M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Cosby Cosby Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King of Queens An aging gambler needs one more A brilliant Japanese artist loses his The Hours ›››‡ (Drama) Meryl (316) WE Charmed Å ››› “Big” (1988) Tom Hanks, Elizabeth Perkins. ›› “Overboard” (1987, Comedy) Goldie Hawn. successful job before retirement and talent when he marries the daughter Streep, Julianne Moore. The writings of (369) CSPAN Politics & Public Politics & Public Policy Today Politics & Public Policy Today of a master painter. (1:00) (44) Sun. Virginia Woolf affect a housewife and decides to rob the safe in the Deauville (370)CSPAN2 Public Affairs Tonight From Washington Capital News Today Casino. (1:45) (44) Tue. 11:15 p.m. 12 a.m. emulate the life of a New Yorker who is (390) TBN Sid Roth Potters Behind Lindsey Harvest P. Stone Praise the Lord Å Ever In Israel: Bolt ››› (Comedy) Voices of John in love with a dying poet. Å (2:30) (7) Travolta, Miley Cyrus. Animated. E Sun. 1:30 p.m. Each Dawn I Die ›››‡ (Drama) ›››‡ Thinking he has real superpowers, the How the West Was Won father, a young lion returns to battle his Rebel Without a Cause ››› (Drama) Splinter ››› (Horror) Shea canine star of a hit TV show travels James Cagney, George Raft. A news- (Western) Carroll Baker, Lee J. Cobb. man is framed for manslaughter, then scheming uncle for the jungle throne. James Dean, Natalie Wood. Tragedy Whigham, Paulo Costanzo. A vacation- cross-country from Hollywood to New The history of 19th-century Western ’Å (1:40) (52) Tue. 7 p.m., Wed. follows when a new-to-town, trouble- ing couple and an escaped convict be- York to rescue his owner and co-star. sent to prison, where he meets a expansion, as seen through the lives of gangster who helps him. Å (1:45) (44) 7:25 a.m. making teen meets other anguished come trapped by a voracious parasite ’Å (1:45) (52) Sat. 7 p.m., Sun. 10 three generations of a pioneer family. children of feckless parents. Å (2:00) that devours its victims from the inside Fri. 6:15 a.m. Å (DVS) (3:00) (44) Sat. 4 p.m. (50) a.m. ››› M (44) Thu. 5 p.m. out. (2:00) Sun. 12:30 a.m., Tue. Borat: Cultural Learnings of America Eight Below (Adventure) Paul The Hurricane ››› (Adventure) M ›››› (Suspense) Peter Lorre, ››› 12:30 p.m. Walker, Bruce Greenwood. Members Roughly Speaking (Comedy- for Make Benefi t Glorious Nation of Dorothy Lamour, Jon Hall. John Ford’s Ellen Widmann. Fritz Lang’s classic Drama) Rosalind Russell, Jack Carson. Kazakhstan ›››‡ (Comedy) Sacha of a scientifi c expedition must leave tale of the love between a South Sea tells of the Berlin underworld’s efforts T A New Englander raises a family with ››› Baron Cohen, Pamela Anderson. Out- their beloved sled dogs behind in the island couple and the vindictive gover- to capture the loathsome murderer of a her second husband, from 1902 to Taken (Action) Liam Neeson, Å (44) (44) rageous situations occur when a popu- frozen wilderness of Antarctica. nor who disrupts their lives. (2:00) child. (2:00) Sat. 1:45 a.m. World War II. Å (2:00) (44) Thu. 9 Maggie Grace. A former spy puts his lar reporter from Kazakhstan comes to (2:30) (28) Tue. 5 a.m. Thu. 1 a.m. Marley & Me ››› (Comedy-Drama) extensive training to the test when he ››› p.m. the United States to fi lm a documen- Employees’ Entrance (Comedy- Owen Wilson, Jennifer Aniston. New- Rugrats in Paris: The Movie ››› must rescue his kidnapped daughter Å (69) Drama) Warren William, Loretta Young. I lyweds John and Jenny Grogan adopt from sex-slave traffi ckers. (2:00) (70) tary. (2:02) Mon. 1 p.m. ››› (Adventure) Voices of E.G. Daily, Boys’ Night Out ››› (Comedy) A tyrannical department-store manager I Love You, Man (Comedy) Paul a playful puppy named Marley, who Sat. 7 p.m., 9 p.m. Rudd, Jason Segel. As a bridegroom’s Christine Cavanaugh. Animated. When ››› Kim Novak, James Garner. Would-be falls for an employee who is secretly soon grows into an incorrigible handful. Stu Pickles must travel to Paris to work Tangled (Musical Comedy) swingers Fred, George, Doug and married to one of his assistants. Å bond with his new best friend grows, (2:30) (70) Thu. 10 a.m., Fri. 6:30 a.m. Voices of Mandy Moore, Zachary Levi. it threatens his relationship with his on a new amusement park, the gang Howard share a sexy blonde who’s se- (1:30) (44) Wed. 7 p.m. The Merry Widow ››› (Musical ’Å (33) Animated. Crowned with 70 feet of Å fi ancee. Å (2:00) (69) Sun. 8 p.m., accompanies him. (1:30) magical golden hair, Rapunzel strikes a cretly doing a thesis on men. (2:00) Comedy) Maurice Chevalier, Jeanette Sun. 7:30 p.m. (44) F 11 p.m. MacDonald. A playboy prince from deal with a charming thief to spring her Sun. 11 a.m. ››› A Bug’s Life ››› (Fantasy) Voices of Face/Off ››› (Action) John Travolta, The Incredible Hulk (Action) a tiny kingdom is sent to woo a rich S from her prison tower. ’Å (1:45) (52) Dave Foley, Kevin Spacey. Animated. Nicolas Cage. An FBI agent trades Edward Norton, Liv Tyler. As Bruce widow in Paris. Å (1:45) (44) Sun. 5 Scarface ››› (Crime Drama) Al Sat. 8 a.m., Thu. 7 p.m., Fri. 6:45 a.m. An inventor ant teams up with other physical identities with his nemesis in Banner seeks to rid himself of The Hulk a.m. Pacino, Michelle Pfeiffer. A Cuban Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines insects to keep a gang of grasshoppers order to save Los Angeles from annihi- forever, a powerful enemy known as Mulan ››› (Musical) Voices of Ming- immigrant from Castro’s jails cuts a ››› (Science Fiction) Arnold Schwar- ’Å lation. Å (3:00) (31) Fri. 1 a.m. The Abomination arises to wreak havoc zenegger, Nick Stahl. A cyborg from from terrorizing his colony. (1:45) (70) Na Wen, Lea Salonga. Animated. A violent path of destruction on his way (52) Wed. 7 p.m., Thu. 8:30 a.m. Father of the Bride ››› (Comedy) on the human race. (2:30) Thu. Chinese maiden disguises herself as a to the top of Miami’s drug trade. ’Å the future must protect John Connor 9:30 p.m., Fri. 11:30 a.m. (34) from a superior model sent to kill him. Steve Martin, Diane Keaton. A harried man to take her father’s place in battle (3:30) Mon. 7 p.m., 10:30 p.m. C patriarch faces separation anxiety, ex- Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade ’Å ››› Å (2:15) (31) Sat. 11 a.m. ››› ›››‡ against invading Huns. (1:30) Scream 3 (Horror) David California Split (Comedy) orbitant costs and more as he prepares (Adventure) Harrison Ford, (52) Mon. 11:30 a.m. Arquette, Neve Campbell. Murders Theodora Goes Wild ››› (Comedy) George Segal, Elliott Gould. Compul- for his daughter’s wedding. Å (2:00) Sean Connery. Archaeologist Jones draw a young woman, a reporter and Irene Dunne, Melvyn Douglas. A small- sive gamblers, both mugged, team up (51) Sat. 11 a.m. rescues his kidnapped father, and the N an ex-policeman to the set of a movie town New England author meets her in pursuit of a lucky break. (2:00) (44) ››› two race the Nazis to fi nd the Holy Nocturne ››› (Crime Drama) racy novel’s urbane illustrator in Man- A Fistful of Dollars (Western) ’ (34) inspired by horrifi c events that they Mon. 11:30 p.m. Clint Eastwood, Marianne Koch. Sergio Grail. (2:30) Sat. 7:30 p.m., George Raft, Lynn Bari. A police detec- survived. (2:30) (55) Fri. 8 p.m., 10:30 hattan. Å (1:45) (44) Sat. 3:45 a.m. The Cheat ››› (Drama) Fannie ››› Leone’s classic about a mysterious Sun. 4 p.m. tive asks too many questions about p.m. They Drive by Night (Drama) Ward, Jack Dean. Silent. After a Indiana Jones and the Temple of drifter’s involvement with warring a Hollywood composer’s so-called The Sea of Grass ›››‡ (Western) George Raft, Humphrey Bogart. Two wealthy man brands a woman for Doom ››› (Adventure) Harrison (44) factions in a Mexican border town. Å suicide. (1:30) Fri. 2:30 p.m. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. trucker brothers get mixed up with a revoking their loan agreement, she (44) Ford, Kate Capshaw. In 1935 archae- A New Mexico cattle baron’s war with redhead and another man’s scheming shoots him, and her husband takes (1:45) Sat. 12 a.m. ››› ologist Jones, a lounge singer and a O farmers drives his cultured wife to an wife. Å (1:45) (44) Fri. 8 a.m. the blame in court. (1:00) (44) Sun. 5 Against the House (Crime Chinese orphan search for mystical Ocean’s Eleven ››› (Comedy- ›››‡ Drama) Guy Madison, Kim Novak. affair with a judge. Å (2:15) (44) Mon. To Have and Have Not (Adven- 11 p.m. stones stolen from an Indian tribe. ’ Drama) Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. ture) Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall. ››› Friends join a college student’s scheme 10:30 a.m. Cheyenne Autumn (Western) (3:30) (34) Sat. 4 p.m. Veterans of the 82nd Airborne Division A boat skipper fl irts with a singer and to rob a Reno casino for kicks. (1:30) Seven Thieves ››› (Suspense) Richard Widmark, Carroll Baker. A Inglourious Basterds ›››‡ (War) devise an elaborate plot to simultane- fools Nazis on the island of Martinique. (44) Tue. 3 a.m. Edward G. Robinson, Rod Steiger. A cavalry captain is ordered to stop 300 Brad Pitt, Mélanie Laurent. An Allied ously rob fi ve casinos on New Year’s Å (DVS) (2:00) (44) Sat. 7 p.m. Cheyennes migrating from Oklahoma The Foot Fist Way ››› (Comedy) Å (44) scholarly crook recruits an ex-convict, offi cer and his team of Jewish soldiers Eve. (2:15) Tue. 7 p.m. a dancer and four others for a Monte Top Gun ››› (Adventure) Tom Cruise, to Wyoming. Å (3:00) (44) Thu. 9 a.m. Danny R. McBride, Mary Jane Bostic. join forces with a German actress and Old Acquaintance ››› (Drama) (44) ›››‡ Carlo casino caper. (2:00) Tue. Kelly McGillis. A hot-shot Navy jet pilot Class (Drama) Jodi Lyn After discovering his wife’s infi delity, a undercover agent to take down the Bette Davis, Miriam Hopkins. Two best tangles with MiGs and fl irts with a civilian bombastic but hopelessly inept martial 9:15 p.m. O’Keefe, Justin Bruening. A law stu- leaders of the Third Reich. Å (DVS) friends from girlhood clash over the ››› astrophysicist. Å (2:00) (36) Sat. 12 p.m. artist sets out on a quest to meet his Seventeen and Missing dent bonds with a single mother while (3:30) (31) Fri. 7 p.m. years as serious writer and racy novel- (Drama) Deedee Pfeiffer. A woman helping her fi nd employment. ‘PG’ Å idol. Å (1:45) (51) Fri. 1:45 a.m. Iron Man ››› (Action) Robert ist. Å (2:00) (44) Thu. 11 p.m. W (4) ››› ››› has psychic visions after her teenage ›››‡ (2:00) Sat. 4 p.m., Sun. 12 p.m. Forgetting Sarah Marshall (Ro- Downey Jr., Terrence Howard. A The Other Guys (Comedy) daughter disappears, following a wild War Wolves (Suspense) John Clueless ››› (Comedy) Alicia Sil- mance-Comedy) Jason Segel, Kristen wealthy industrialist builds an armored Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg. Two party. ‘14’ Å (2:00) (32) Sun. 10 a.m. Saxon, Michael Worth. A squad of U.S. verstone, Stacey Dash. A Beverly Hills Bell. In Hawaii struggling to get over a suit and uses it to defeat criminals and deskbound detectives get more than The Shawshank Redemption ›››‡ soldiers searches for the carrier of a were- teen plays matchmaker for teachers, (70) (50) bad breakup, a musician encounters terrorists. (3:00) Tue. 3:30 p.m., they bargain for when they take on a (Drama) Tim Robbins, Morgan Free- wolf virus. ‘14’ (2:00) Sat. 10 a.m. transforms a bad dresser and exam- his former lover and her new boyfriend. Wed. 12:30 p.m. seemingly minor case that may turn out Wedding Daze ››› (Romance-Com- Å (69) (70) man. Two life sentences for a 1947 ines her own existence. (2:00) (2:30) Sun. 4:30 p.m., Mon. 2:30 It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World to be New York’s biggest crime. (2:30) double murder land an innocent man edy) Jason Biggs, Isla Fisher. A year Sun. 9:15 a.m. p.m. ››› (Comedy) Spencer Tracy, (70) Fri. 6 p.m., 8:30 p.m. ’Å after accidentally scaring his fi ancee ››› in a corrupt Maine penitentiary. to death, a young man begins dating a The 40-Year-Old Virgin Edie Adams. A motley assortment of (3:30) (34) Fri. 7 p.m. D P waitress who has quirks of her own. Å ››› (Romance-Comedy) Steve Carell, characters embarks on a chaotic and ››› She Wore a Yellow Ribbon ›››‡ Dadnapped (Comedy) Emily Catherine Keener. Three dysfunctional slapstick-fi lled race to fi nd $350,000 in The Pixar Story (Documentary) (2:00) (69) Mon. 11 a.m. Osment, David Henrie. A girl springs (Western) John Wayne, Joanne Dru. A co-workers embark on a mission to buried loot. Å (3:00) (44) Fri. 7 p.m. Narrated by Stacy Keach. John Lasse- The Whistler ››› (Mystery) Richard into action when fans kidnap her father, retirement-bound U.S. Cavalry offi cer help their newfound friend lose his Ivanhoe ›››‡ (Adventure) Robert ter, Brad Bird, Steve Jobs, Tom Hanks Dix, J. Carrol Naish. A mourning man a famous author. ’ ‘G’ Å (1:30) (52) and others discuss the incredible rise is reluctant to turn command over to sexual innocence. Å (3:00) (28) Fri. Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor. Back from a Å pays a professional to kill him, then Sun. 1:30 a.m. of Pixar Animation Studios and hits an inexperienced comrade. (DVS) changes his mind but cannot cancel ››› 7 p.m. Crusade, the knight hero of Sir Walter (48) (2:00) (44) Sun. 5 p.m. Dad’s Home (Drama) David Scott’s novel fi ghts for courtly love and such as “Toy Story.” (2:00) Thu. 7 the contract. (1:15) (44) Sat. 9 p.m. James Elliott, Sharon Case. Fired from 16 Blocks ››› (Action) Bruce Willis, G Saxon honor. Å (2:00) (44) Sun. 1 p.m., 11 p.m. The Wish List ››› (Romance) Jenni- his executive job, a man assumes full The Garden of Allah ››› (Romance) Primal ››› (Horror) Krew Boylan, Mos Def. A boozy, world-weary NYPD fer Esposito, David Sutcliffe. A woman p.m. cop must outwit rogue offi cers planning household duties while reconnecting Marlene Dietrich, Charles Boyer. A Ch’aska Cuba de Reed. Six friends go lists the traits of her perfect man, then with his two children. ‘PG’ Å (2:00) (4) camping in the outback of Australia and to kill a witness who is set to testify lonely socialite in Algeria meets and J Å (31) falls for a guy who meets none of the Sat. 2 p.m. marries a Trappist monk who left the Juliet of the Spirits ››› (Fantasy) accidentally awaken something deadly against them. (2:00) Sun. 2 criteria. ‘PG’ Å (2:00) (4) Sun. 10 ››› a.m. Dan in Real Life (Romance- monastery. (1:30) (44) Sun. 3:30 a.m. Giulietta Masina, Sandra Milo. Fed- that viciously hunts them down. (2:00) a.m., 6 p.m. (50) A Soldier’s Story ››› (Mystery) Comedy) Steve Carell, Juliette Gaslight ›››‡ (Suspense) Charles erico Fellini’s surrealistic account of a Sun. 10:30 p.m. The Wrong Man ››› (Crime Drama) Binoche. A widower advice-columnist housewife who is told by a psychic that The Princess Bride ››› (Adventure) Howard E. Rollins Jr., Adolph Caesar. Henry Fonda, Vera Miles. A New York Boyer, Ingrid Bergman. A Scotland An Army lawyer probes the slaying faces a personal and professional Yard detective fi gures out why a her husband has been unfaithful. (2:30) Cary Elwes, Robin Wright. A storybook nightclub musician and his wife endure challenge when he falls in love with his of a sergeant from an all-black unit in schizoid Victorian is trying to drive his (44) Mon. 7 p.m. stableboy turns pirate and rescues an ordeal of mistaken identity. (2:00) brother’s girlfriend. Å (2:00) (28) Fri. 1944 Louisiana. Å (1:45) (44) Mon. (44) wife mad. Å (DVS) (2:00) (44) Mon. his beloved, who is about to marry a Sun. 3 p.m. 10 p.m. L dreadful prince. Å (2:30) (99) Sun. 3:30 a.m. ››› 8:30 a.m. ››› ››› Dark Victory (Drama) Bette ››› The Last Detail (Comedy-Dra- 8:30 a.m. Somebody Up There Likes Me Z Davis, George Brent. An heiress with G.I. Jane (Drama) Demi Moore, ma) Jack Nicholson, Otis Young. Two ››› (Biography) Paul Newman, Pier Angeli. Zathura: A Space Adventure ››› Viggo Mortensen. A female Navy The Psychopath (Horror) Patrick only months to live embarks on a career Navy men take a misfi t from the Wymark, Margaret Johnston. A small A youth turns his rebellious nature (Adventure) Josh Hutcherson, Jonah SEALs recruit completes rigorous train- social whirl, then marries her doctor. Å brig in Virginia to prison in New Hamp- doll found at a murder scene helps into a successful ring career in this Bobo. Two young brothers play a mys- ing under a tough offi cer’s command. (DVS) (2:00) (44) Sun. 9 a.m. shire. Å (2:00) (44) Mon. 1:30 a.m. solve the case. (1:30) (44) Fri. 1 a.m. fact-based portrait of boxer Rocky terious game that propels them into an Dawn of the Dead ››› (Horror) Å (2:30) (31) Sat. 8:30 p.m., Sun. 12 Life of Oharu ››› (Drama) Kinuyo Graziano. Å (DVS) (2:00) (44) Mon. outer-space adventure. Å (2:00) (7) Sarah Polley, Ving Rhames. A nurse, p.m. Tanaka, Toshirô Mifune. A 50-year- R 5 p.m. Sat. 3 p.m. a policeman and other residents of The Great Race ››› (Comedy) Tony old prostitute reviews her life of love, Raiders of the Lost Ark ›››› (Ad- Spirit of the Beehive ›››‡ (Drama) Zathura: A Space Adventure ››› Milwaukee fi ght fl esh-eating zombies Curtis, Jack Lemmon. The Great Leslie servitude and hardship in 17th-century venture) Harrison Ford, Karen Allen. Fernando Fernán Gómez, Teresa Gim- (Adventure) Josh Hutcherson, Jonah while trapped in a mall. (2:30) (50) and sinister professor Fate enter their Japan. (2:30) (44) Sun. 1 a.m. Globe-trotting archaeologist Indiana pera. Two 1940s Spanish girls see the Bobo. Two young brothers play a mys- Mon. 8 p.m., Tue. 4:30 p.m. wacky cars in a 1908 race from New The Lion King ›››‡ (Musical) Voices Jones races the Nazis for possession 1931 “Frankenstein”; one girl sets out terious game that propels them into an Demetrius and the Gladiators ››› York to Paris. Å (3:00) (44) Fri. 10 of Rowan Atkinson, Matthew Broderick. of a legendary religious artifact. ’ to fi nd the monster. (2:00) (44) Mon. outer-space adventure. (2:00) (13) Sat. (Historical Drama) Victor Mature, Su- p.m. Animated. After the death of his royal (2:30) (34) Sat. 1:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 12 a.m. Page 15 Friday, Jan. 4, 2013
There’s no place like gnome FRIDAY’S HOROSCOPE Dear Amy: Our lovely suburban your midst. neighborhood has new neighbors who Your husband is right. Leave these ARIES (March 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) are causing laughter with their large and people alone. Unless you have commu- ★★★★ You could be jolted ★★★ You are capable of ex- unattractive yard decorations. nity rules dictating this sort of thing, it is awake this morning. You might periencing one extreme after an- After neighbors expressed animosity their property and they can do whatever fi nd yourself walking into a other. An element of confusion about dead trees left by the contractor, I they like with it. big problem; however, you’ll be will straighten out, especially if approached them about the problem and If you want to make your neighbors pleased how easily this issue can you detach from the situation. they were very nice about it. feel accepted and welcome, then actu- be resolved. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ★★★★ Their property was “spruced up” ally welcome and accept them, without TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You could feel pushed TThursday’shursday’s answersanswers with whimsical concrete fi gures on judgment and correction. ★★★ You might not believe how by a personal matter that you tree stumps, a miniature wishing well someone’s wish could be misin- might choose not to share. Listen and an arched DEAR AMY: A few years ago, I terpreted. Rather than clarifying, to your inner voice. It is likely bridge to nowhere. started dating a man a couple of years decide to let it go. A boss, friend that you need some downtime This does not fi t older than I am, and we ultimately be- or older relative could be diffi cult for yourself or space away from with the tasteful, came a couple. at best. others. well-groomed or I fi nd that I have to admonish him for GEMINI (May 21-June 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- natural yards sur- things that he should know already. He ★★★★★ Where others might be Dec. 21) ★★★★ Zero in on rounding them. has tried washing the dishes after I’ve jolted by news, you’ll go right in what you want. You could fi nd Now scattered, cooked, only for me to have to rewash and solve the issue. You see pos- a partner highly supportive and colorful, fl ashing everything. I’ve lost my patience several sibilities where others don’t, and upbeat. You might want to reor- neon Christmas times, when, after he goes to the bath- you’ll take a different approach. ganize your fi nances as you look lights with no room, my fl oor is wet around the toilet. CANCER (June 21-July 22) at recent developments. theme give their I’ve had to teach him to cook (he lived ★★★★★ Pressure CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. home the appear- ASK AMY off fast food), properly make a bed, etc. builds around an obligation, a 19) ★★★ If you want to take a ance of a New Amy Dickinson I’ve found that when I have to “teach” personal matter and someone’s stand, the right time will appear Orleans strip club. him (or get on his case for something he expectations. You could be in a very soon. Remember, others Some feel this has done wrong) that I lose some of my situation where you might want model their behavior off of how house’s appearance lowers property val- attraction to him, feeling more like his to rethink a personal matter. you conduct yourself. Stay away ues and prospective house sales. mother than his girlfriend. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) from a control game, even if you They are nice people, but their profes- I also feel he’s been in “training” with ★★★★ Be aware of your op- could win. sional and social affi liations are quite me for so long that, if I end things, some tions, as the unexpected does oc- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. different from ours, and we haven’t other woman could snatch him up and cur. Do not get locked into either/ 18) ★★★★ Keep reaching out accepted their dinner invitations. My reap the benefi ts of my hard work. Any or thinking. To clear up what is to someone at a distance. Your husband says to leave it alone because advice? — Reluctant Teacher happening, you will need to ana- feelings need to be honored more it is their property, but their decorating Dear Teacher: If you lose your attrac- lyze the situation and brainstorm often. When you decide that the choices are alienating them from the tion to this man because you are always with a pal. jig is up, you will not change your community. having to “teach” him things, imagine VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) mind. What is appropriate to help make how he feels, knowing that everything ★★★★ Remain sensitive to PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) them aware, accepted and welcomed? he does requires correction? your budget. You might be hav- ★★★★ How you deal with a — Across the Street This is not a healthy dynamic. In my ing trouble switching modes child or loved one could change Dear Across: You and your neighbors view, you should release him and fi nd a from prior holiday shopping to radically as a result of handling sound so snippy that you have me root- partner who has already mastered the now. Walk away from a risk, and a different situation that is caus- ing for the New Orleans strip club in life skills you require. understand that you are better off ing you some stress. 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