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The Natchitoches Times Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014 Natchitoches, Louisiana • Since 1714 Seventy-Five Cents the Copy And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free, John 8:32. ARTIST SETS NEW FASHION TREND LIFESTYLES See Page 1B HALL OF FAME WEEKEND IS HERE See Page 6A SPORTS H H ERALDING ERALDING O O VER VER A C C ENTURY ENTURY OF OF N N EWS EWS C C OVERAGE OVERAGE • 1903-2014 • 1903-2014 Obituaries Editorial Annie’s Mailbox Lifestyles Sports Index 2A 4A 3A 1B 6A Let us know what you think, write a letter to the editor. See Page 4A for details. Natchitoches Times e-mail [email protected] Letters to the Editor Visit our website at: www.natchitochestimes.com WEATHER 93 71 HIGH LOW Area Deaths Andrea Dawn McVay Marissa Bordelon Lee Rita Grace Craig Webster Obituaries Page 2A INSERTS INSIDE Rite Aid Best Buy Dick’s Walgreens Jiffy Lube Alliance Compressors contributed $1,000 to the Girls Scouts – Pines To The Gulf, June 5. From left are Plant Manager Ken Gardner, Sharon Bourgeois, Girl Scouts Fund Development Director and grant writer Ellen Rogers and Human Resources Manager Gregory Foster. Girl Scouts of Louisiana - Pines to the Gulf serves nearly 8,000 girls in the 42 parishes west of the Mississippi River, as a leadership organization for girls. Girls dis- cover, connect and take action in their communities. Fun at the Fort Participants in the Adventure Camp at Fort St. Jean Baptiste used handmade binoculars to bird watch. From left are Jessica Poole, Carter Koleas, Collin LaGrange, Aurian Pickering, Kate Atherton, Michael Doherty, Keara Nelson and Rhonda Gauthier. When the City Council meets Monday, June 23 at 5:30 p.m., there will be a short agenda. The meeting will be at the Natchitoches Arts Center. The council will introduce the ordinance that extends the power supply contract with CLECO. There will be a final vote on the agreement with Corrections Corp. of America in Winnfield to produce hang- ing baskets and floral dis- plays for the City. There will be a final vote on the planning and zoning ordinance to allow for alco- holic content of high and low content at 109 South Dr. There will be two resolu- tions for consideration. The first is authorizing the mayor to contract for professional services for engineering at the water treatment plant with Schuler Consulting Co. The other is to appoint Gene Spillman and Peyton Cunningham Jr. to the Waterworks District #1 board to represent the City. Luke Frederick resigned his seat on the board. The City will close Friday, July 4. The next meeting will be Monday, July 7. The National Weather Service (NWS) is seeking the public’s help on information concerning the Red River Flood of 1945. NWS hopes to place a high water marker to commemorate this historic flood. Anyone with memories, photographs or stories of the Red River Flood of 1945 is invited to attend a meeting on Wednesday, June 25 at 2 p.m. at the Arts Center. City Council will meet Monday Memories sought By Melinda Deslatte BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Gov. Bobby Jindal wants Louisiana out of the Common Core education standards. There’s just one problem: his executive power has legal lim- its, and he can’t unilaterally yank the state out of Common Core. So his administration is finding ways to chip away at Common Core, seeking to keep the state Department of Education from being able to use the tests associated with the standards as a sort of back-door undermining. “I’m going to get us out of Common Core,” Jindal declared Wednesday as he announced steps to block use of a standardized test linked to Common Core. Whether the Republican governor’s efforts will derail Common Core remains unclear, but his actions are drawing national attention as he builds toward a possible campaign for the GOP’s presi- dential nomination. Superintendent of Education John White and Chas Roemer, president of the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education, say Jindal has overstepped his authority. They say they intend to continue with the roll-out of the standards in Louisiana’s public schools. “The laws don’t support his position. The laws support our position,” Roemer said. Common Core, adopted by more than 40 states, is a grade- by-grade benchmark of what students should learn in English and math. They were developed by states as a way to better prepare students for life after high school. Supporters of Common Core say the standards pro- mote critical thinking and raise expectations for stu- dents. But criticism has grown as President Barack Obama’s administration encouraged states to use the standards, leading to charges by Jindal and others that Common Core is an effort to nationalize edu- cation. Jindal initially sup- ported Common Core but reversed his stance a few months ago, saying he was “alarmed” about the loss of local control over curriculum and educational systems. Roemer, a Republican, accused the governor of play- ing politics, opposing Common Core as a way to appeal to tea party organiza- tions and conservative voters who could help him with a presidential bid. “There’s no other way to explain a 180-degree turn,” Roemer said. Other states that have adopted Common Core only to later reverse course — Oklahoma, South Carolina and Indiana, for example — made that decision with sup- port from state lawmakers and their governors. But Jindal didn’t get legisla- tive support to shelve the stan- dards. At the start of the legisla- tive session in the spring, the governor offered lawmakers no guidance about what he wanted on Common Core even though the issue was a bub- bling controversy and is now apparently one of Jindal’s chief concerns. He didn’t mention the edu- cation standards in his open- ing-day speech to lawmakers and dodged questions about his stance until a month after the session began, when he announced direct opposition to Common Core. Jindal took little public action to persuade lawmakers to his case, and lawmakers refused to shift to Louisiana- specific standards before they wrapped up their work earlier this month. Meanwhile, there are other roadblocks to the governor’s push to undo Common Core, including a 2012 law that spells out Louisiana must use nationally recognized content standards. In addition, the authority for setting standards rests with the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education. A majority of its members support Common Core and recently took votes reaffirming the commitment. That leaves Jindal looking for indirect routes to sidetrack Common Core. Lawyers for the governor’s office and the education department are picking through the nuances of state procurement and contracting laws as key points in the dis- pute. Jindal acknowledged his approach of striking at the Common Core-linked test was- n’t the most straightforward way to jettison the standards. “I think this is a good first step,” the governor said. “I don’t think it’s the perfect solution. I think the compre- hensive solution is for BESE opposes Jindal’s Common Core stance See BESE page 3A Director of Personnel for the Natchitoches Parish School Board Linda Page released the changes in administration for the next school year. Dr. Alvin Brossette, former principal of Frankie Ray Jackson Technical Center, is the principal of East Natchitoches Elementary/ Middle. Shaneika Brown, former assistant principal of Parks Elementary/Middle, is now principal of Parks Elementary/Middle. William Gordy, former assistant principal of NCHS, is now principal. Laura McClain, former dis- trict supervisor, is now direc- tor of curriculum and instruc- tion. She replaces Angela Henry who took a position in another city. Page said the school board is advertising for the follow- ing positions: •Principal of Frankie Ray Jackson Technical Center •Assistant Principal of East Natchitoches Elementary/ Middle •Assistant Principal of Natchitoches Central High School •Assistant Principal of Parks Elementary and •Middle District Supervisor •Curriculum and Instruction Specialist. This is a new position. This person will link district initiatives to increased accountability stan- dards by ensuring adopted curriculum is being imple- mented, work with the district curriculum and instruction team, provide professional development for teachers, act as a resource person to dis- trict master teachers, teacher leaders and principals. School Board announces personnel changes Law enforcement train in assessing, minimizing risk “Emergency is not the time to flip through a preparedness guide.” Ken Glantz, executive director of the National Domestic Preparedness Coalition, shared protocols and advice with a room full of law enforcement professionals Wednesday, June 18. Glantz provided training for multiple days at the Fire Department’s classrooms in the Northwest Louisiana Technical College. The training spanned from lectures to a practical exercise at Natchitoches Central High School. Agencies from Vernon, Iberia, Bossier, Caddo, Rapides, Ouachita, Beauregard, Catahoula, Cameron, Ridgeland, East Carroll, Allen, Lincoln and Natchitoches Parish attended in addition to representatives from the Governor’s Office of Homeland Security. Because the training focused on the ability to assess threats, risks and vulnerability throughout the country, educators shied away from using specific cities as examples. However, all of the training regarded potential emergencies in schools. “How we respond depends on the community,” Glantz remarked. “We need to have and know information to keep them safe.” He recommended that law enforcement have a list of schools with a descrip- tion of their different charac- teristics such as terrain and demographics. Local officers should have a plan of proce- dures in the cases of student- initiated school violence, an outside perpetrator, tornado and other weather events, ter- rorist attack, etc. “It really comes down to preparation and response,” he explained. This is especially true in cases that might require “mutual aid” from different law enforcement agencies, such as an evacuation due to a weath- er emergency. Training organizers sug- gest letting administrators do their jobs, teachers do their jobs and officers do their jobs in providing a “cross-disci- pline” approach to school pro- tection. Some of the advice was obviously targeted to larger cities. For example, Glantz said that vulnerability should be the driving force behind stationing officers in schools. “We can’t protect them all,” he pointed out. According to Mary Jones of the Sherriff ’s Office, each public school in Natchitoches Parish has a trained school resource offi- cer on site in case of emer- gency. St. Mary’s will also introduce law enforcement to its campus in the coming school year. The National Domestic Preparedness Coalition is a non-profit that started in the wake of Sept. 11, 2011 terrorist attacks. Glantz hesitated in describing school violence as “on the rise” but did confirm that mass causalities are a sig- nificant issue now facing safe- ty experts. It’s not a new con- cern, but it’s something that has special resonance. Some generations blacked out Officers from around the state are briefed in treat, risk and vulnerability assessment at a training Wednesday, June 18 in Natchitoches. See Risk page 2A
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Alliance Compressors contributed $1,000 to the Girls Scouts – Pines To The Gulf, June 5.From left are Plant Manager Ken Gardner, Sharon Bourgeois, Girl Scouts FundDevelopment Director and grant writer Ellen Rogers and Human Resources ManagerGregory Foster. Girl Scouts of Louisiana - Pines to the Gulf serves nearly 8,000 girls in the42 parishes west of the Mississippi River, as a leadership organization for girls. Girls dis-cover, connect and take action in their communities.
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Participants in the Adventure Camp at Fort St. Jean Baptiste used handmade binocularsto bird watch. From left are Jessica Poole, Carter Koleas, Collin LaGrange, AurianPickering, Kate Atherton, Michael Doherty, Keara Nelson and Rhonda Gauthier.
When the City Councilmeets Monday, June 23 at 5:30p.m., there will be a shortagenda. The meeting will beat the Natchitoches ArtsCenter.
The council will introducethe ordinance that extendsthe power supply contractwith CLECO.
There will be a final voteon the agreement withCorrections Corp. of Americain Winnfield to produce hang-ing baskets and floral dis-plays for the City.
There will be a final voteon the planning and zoningordinance to allow for alco-holic content of high and lowcontent at 109 South Dr.
There will be two resolu-tions for consideration. Thefirst is authorizing the mayorto contract for professionalservices for engineering atthe water treatment plantwith Schuler Consulting Co.
The other is to appointGene Spillman and PeytonCunningham Jr. to theWaterworks District #1 boardto represent the City. LukeFrederick resigned his seaton the board.
The City will close Friday,July 4. The next meeting willbe Monday, July 7.
The National WeatherService (NWS) is seeking thepublic’s help on informationconcerning the Red RiverFlood of 1945. NWS hopes toplace a high water marker tocommemorate this historicflood.
Anyone with memories,photographs or stories of theRed River Flood of 1945 isinvited to attend a meeting onWednesday, June 25 at 2 p.m.at the Arts Center.
City Council willmeet Monday
Memories sought
By Melinda DeslatteBATON ROUGE, La. (AP) —
Gov. Bobby Jindal wantsLouisiana out of the CommonCore education standards.There’s just one problem: hisexecutive power has legal lim-its, and he can’t unilaterallyyank the state out of CommonCore.
So his administration isfinding ways to chip away atCommon Core, seeking to keepthe state Department ofEducation from being able touse the tests associated withthe standards as a sort ofback-door undermining.
“I’m going to get us out ofCommon Core,” Jindaldeclared Wednesday as heannounced steps to block useof a standardized test linked toCommon Core.
Whether the Republicangovernor’s efforts will derailCommon Core remainsunclear, but his actions aredrawing national attention ashe builds toward a possiblecampaign for the GOP’s presi-dential nomination.
Superintendent ofEducation John White andChas Roemer, president of theBoard of Elementary andSecondary Education, sayJindal has overstepped hisauthority. They say theyintend to continue with theroll-out of the standards inLouisiana’s public schools.
“The laws don’t support hisposition. The laws support ourposition,” Roemer said.
Common Core, adopted bymore than 40 states, is a grade-by-grade benchmark of whatstudents should learn inEnglish and math. They were
developed by states as a way tobetter prepare students for lifeafter high school.
Supporters of CommonCore say the standards pro-mote critical thinking andraise expectations for stu-dents. But criticism has grownas President Barack Obama’sadministration encouragedstates to use the standards,leading to charges by Jindaland others that Common Coreis an effort to nationalize edu-cation. Jindal initially sup-ported Common Core butreversed his stance a fewmonths ago, saying he was“alarmed” about the loss oflocal control over curriculumand educational systems.
Roemer, a Republican,accused the governor of play-ing politics, opposingCommon Core as a way toappeal to tea party organiza-tions and conservative voterswho could help him with apresidential bid.
“There’s no other way toexplain a 180-degree turn,”Roemer said.
Other states that haveadopted Common Core only tolater reverse course —Oklahoma, South Carolinaand Indiana, for example —made that decision with sup-port from state lawmakers andtheir governors.
But Jindal didn’t get legisla-tive support to shelve the stan-dards.
At the start of the legisla-tive session in the spring, thegovernor offered lawmakersno guidance about what hewanted on Common Core eventhough the issue was a bub-bling controversy and is nowapparently one of Jindal’s
chief concerns.He didn’t mention the edu-
cation standards in his open-ing-day speech to lawmakersand dodged questions abouthis stance until a month afterthe session began, when heannounced direct oppositionto Common Core.
Jindal took little publicaction to persuade lawmakersto his case, and lawmakersrefused to shift to Louisiana-specific standards before theywrapped up their work earlierthis month.
Meanwhile, there are otherroadblocks to the governor’spush to undo Common Core,including a 2012 law that spellsout Louisiana must usenationally recognized contentstandards. In addition, theauthority for setting standardsrests with the Board ofElementary and SecondaryEducation. A majority of itsmembers support CommonCore and recently took votesreaffirming the commitment.
That leaves Jindal lookingfor indirect routes to sidetrackCommon Core.
Lawyers for the governor’soffice and the educationdepartment are pickingthrough the nuances of stateprocurement and contractinglaws as key points in the dis-pute.
Jindal acknowledged hisapproach of striking at theCommon Core-linked test was-n’t the most straightforwardway to jettison the standards.
“I think this is a good firststep,” the governor said. “Idon’t think it’s the perfectsolution. I think the compre-hensive solution is for
BESE opposes Jindal’s Common Core stance
See BESE page 3A
Director of Personnel forthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board Linda Pagereleased the changes inadministration for the nextschool year.
Dr. Alvin Brossette, formerprincipal of Frankie RayJackson Technical Center, isthe principal of EastNatchitoches Elementary/Middle.
Shaneika Brown, formerassistant principal of ParksElementary/Middle, is nowprincipal of ParksElementary/Middle.
William Gordy, formerassistant principal of NCHS,is now principal.
Laura McClain, former dis-trict supervisor, is now direc-tor of curriculum and instruc-tion. She replaces AngelaHenry who took a position inanother city.
Page said the school board
is advertising for the follow-ing positions:
•Principal of Frankie RayJackson Technical Center
•Assistant Principal of EastNatchitoches Elementary/Middle
•Assistant Principal ofNatchitoches Central HighSchool
•Assistant Principal ofParks Elementary and
•Middle District Supervisor•Curriculum and
Instruction Specialist. This isa new position. This personwill link district initiatives toincreased accountability stan-dards by ensuring adoptedcurriculum is being imple-mented, work with the districtcurriculum and instructionteam, provide professionaldevelopment for teachers, actas a resource person to dis-trict master teachers, teacherleaders and principals.
School Board announces personnel changes
Law enforcementtrain in assessing,minimizing risk
“Emergency is not the timeto flip through a preparednessguide.” Ken Glantz, executivedirector of the NationalDomestic PreparednessCoalition, shared protocolsand advice with a room full oflaw enforcement professionalsWednesday, June 18. Glantzprovided training for multipledays at the Fire Department’sclassrooms in the NorthwestLouisiana Technical College.The training spanned fromlectures to a practical exerciseat Natchitoches Central HighSchool.
Agencies from Vernon,Iberia, Bossier, Caddo,Rapides, Ouachita,Beauregard, Catahoula,Cameron, Ridgeland, EastCarroll, Allen, Lincoln andNatchitoches Parish attendedin addition to representativesfrom the Governor’s Office ofHomeland Security. Becausethe training focused on theability to assess threats, risksand vulnerability throughoutthe country, educators shiedaway from using specificcities as examples. However,all of the training regardedpotential emergencies inschools.
“How we respond dependson the community,” Glantzremarked. “We need to haveand know information to keepthem safe.” He recommendedthat law enforcement have alist of schools with a descrip-tion of their different charac-teristics such as terrain anddemographics. Local officersshould have a plan of proce-dures in the cases of student-initiated school violence, an
outside perpetrator, tornadoand other weather events, ter-rorist attack, etc. “It reallycomes down to preparationand response,” he explained.This is especially true in casesthat might require “mutualaid” from different lawenforcement agencies, such asan evacuation due to a weath-er emergency.
Training organizers sug-gest letting administrators dotheir jobs, teachers do theirjobs and officers do their jobsin providing a “cross-disci-pline” approach to school pro-tection.
Some of the advice wasobviously targeted to largercities. For example, Glantzsaid that vulnerability shouldbe the driving force behindstationing officers in schools.“We can’t protect them all,” hepointed out. According toMary Jones of the Sherriff ’sOffice, each public school inNatchitoches Parish has atrained school resource offi-cer on site in case of emer-gency. St. Mary’s will alsointroduce law enforcement toits campus in the comingschool year.
The National DomesticPreparedness Coalition is anon-profit that started in thewake of Sept. 11, 2011 terroristattacks. Glantz hesitated indescribing school violence as“on the rise” but did confirmthat mass causalities are a sig-nificant issue now facing safe-ty experts. It’s not a new con-cern, but it’s something thathas special resonance. Somegenerations blacked out
Officers from around the state are briefed in treat, risk andvulnerability assessment at a training Wednesday, June 18 inNatchitoches.
See Risk page 2A
Fans help keep homes coolby making the air feel 10degrees cooler, and they allowcustomers to remain comfort-able at a higher thermostatsetting. “We recommend athermostat setting of 78degrees and supplementingwith fans to create a cost-effec-tive way to cool a home,” saida CLECO representative. “Airconditioning and heating
account for nearly 50 percentof a home’s energy use.Focusing on ways to safely setyour thermostat at a highersetting during the summer isa good technique to managean electric bill.”
Other ways to help controlelectric bill costs are to runheat-generating appliances inthe evening. Always keepshades and drapes closed dur-ing the day to help keep outthe sun’s heat.
Elderly individuals inter-ested in receiving a fan shouldcontact their local Council onAging, 357-3250.
ANDREA DAWN MCVAYA service to honor the life
of Ms. Andrea Dawn McVaywill be at 11 a.m. Saturday,June 21, 2014 at The Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter DaySaints, 2010 Texas St.,Natchitoches.
Entombment will follow atWestlake Memorial Cemeteryin Westlake.
The family will receivefriends from 9 a.m. until timeof service on Saturday, June
21 at the church. Ms. McVay, 68, passed away
June 18, 2014 with her familyby her side. She was bornSeptember 11, 1945 inHaynesville.
She was a loving daughter,sister and aunt and will bedearly missed by her familyand friends.
She was preceded in deathby her father, CharlesEdward McVay; sister, DebraKay Ashton; brother, MichaelClyde McVay, Sr.; and anephew, Michael ClydeMcVay, Jr.
Those left to cherish hermemory include her mother,Frances McVay ofMontgomery; siblings,Patricia Sumrall and her hus-band James of Montgomery,Karen Collins and her hus-band Raymond of Sulphur,Timothy McVay of Owings,MD and Jonathan McVay ofArkansas; as well as numer-ous nieces, nephews and onegreat nephew.
RITA GRACE CRAIGWEBSTER
Celebration of Life servicesfor Mrs. Rita Grace CraigWebster, 93, will be held at 11a.m. Saturday, June 21, 2014 inthe sanctuary of theFellowship Baptist Church inOak Grove Community withBrother Waylon Gaunet andBrother Ronnie Sandifer offi-ciating. Interment will imme-diately follow on the groundsof Fellowship Baptist ChurchCemetery in Oak GroveCommunity under the direc-
tion of Rose-Neath FuneralHome, Mansfield Chapel.
The family would like towelcome guests for visitationin honoring Mrs. Grace fromthe hours of 5-8 p.m., Friday,June 20, 2014 in the MansfieldChapel.
Mrs. Rita Grace CraigWebster was born February23, 1921 in Converse to the lateRaleigh Otto and WillieEudora Ryals Craig and wascalled to dance with theAngels June 17, 2014 inShreveport. Mrs. Webster willbe remembered for her lovingand continuous devotion toher family.
Mrs. Grace was preceded indeath by her parents; herbeloved husband, AlbertFrancis (Bob) Webster II andone son, Michael CraigWebster.
Left to cherish such beauti-ful memories of Mrs. Gracewill be her seven children:Albert Francis (Bob) WebsterIII and wife Janie, Rita Fordand husband Floyd, CarolynElias and husband Donnie,
Kathy Jett, Diane Hatcher andhusband Ken, Dora Miller andhusband George (Dockie) andJeffery Webster and wifeKaren; two siblings: SylviaJohnson and LouvieRichardson; sixteen grand-children: Sarah Prudhomme,Kimmie Webster, AshleyMcKay, Denise Johnson, JoNell Burr, Jessica Elias,Jeremy Elias, Lisa Guillet,Lane Jett, Stacy Willburn,Alison Ezernack, MatthewMiller, Seth Miller, WhitneyMiller, Scott Webster andJennifer Webster; nineteengreat-grandchildren, onegreat-great-grandchild, alongwith numerous extended fam-ily members and many won-derful friends.
Honoring Mrs. Grace aspallbearers will be Lane Jett,Jeremy Elias, Scott Webster,Whitney Miller, Ryan Burrand Bryant Johnson.
Memorials may be made inhonor of Mrs. Grace Websterto the American CancerSociety or Susan G. Komen forthe cure.
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shops and special tours willgreet attendees of theLouisiana PreservationConference held June 26-27 inNatchitoches.
Retired Senator J. Bennettand Mary Johnston will intro-duce the conference with aspecial Red River SoireeWednesday, June 25 from 6:30-8 p.m. The Soiree is hosted bythe Legacy Society and willhonor the Johnstons as“ P r e s e r v a t i o n i s t sExtraordinaire.” It will takeplace at the Grand EcoreVisitor Center, located at 106Tauzin Island Rd. The publicmay purchase tickets at theLouisiana Trust for HistoricPreservation’s website,www.lthp.org.
Hosted by the LouisianaTrust for HistoricPreservation, the NationalCenter PreservationTechnology Training and La.State Division of HistoricPreservation and coordinatedby Dr. Dan Seymour, theConference will feature aseries of informative andentertaining events.
Both the National andLouisiana Trust advocate forpreserving historic proper-ties. Part of the work ofpreservation is educating thepublic on the past and how thepast relates to the future.Conferences sessions includehow to save endangered his-toric properties, HistoricDistrict Commission train-ing, basics of historic land-scape maintenance, how sus-tainability and historic build-ings work together, windowrestoration and technologyfor preservation solutions.
A featured lunch will takeplace at Lasyone’s Thursday,June 26. Keynote speaker isStephanie Meeks, president ofthe National Trust forHistoric Preservation.
Michael Echols, presidentof the Louisiana Trust, willopen the session at 9 a.m.
Thursday with a listing of the10 most endangered historicbuildings statewide and anannouncement of the top 10historic success stories of2013.
Caspari Hall atNorthwestern StateUniversity is a candidate as ahistoric preservation success.
The endangered buildinglist highlights structuresmost in need of preservation.This designation heightensthe chances of tax breaks forpreservation efforts and mayincrease the likelihood ofwinning grants. Structureslisted on the most endangeredlist are significantly threat-ened by demolition, neglect,lack of maintenance, inappro-priate development or otherthreats. Ideally these struc-tures are “historic” in beingmore than 50 years of age andhistorically significant.Preservation Louisiana and afield services representativeconduct on-site visits andwork with the property owneror community leaders in cre-ating a viable preservationstrategy for the structure.Information for submitting tothe list can be found atwww.lthp.org.
Walking Tours of the down-town National HistoricLandmark District will cap offevents Friday. Conferenceattendees will tour the CaneRiver National Heritage AreaSaturday, June 27.
The PreservationConference is expected to host85-100 people. Many will beMain Street managers, mem-bers of the Louisiana Trustboard, architects, construc-tion and preservation experts,members of Historic DistrictCommission boards and com-munity enthusiasts.Conference sessions will takeplace in the Events Center.
The meeting coincides withthe Tri-CentennialCelebration in Natchitochesas “Louisiana’s Oldest City.”
Northwestern StateUniversity will host theLouisiana Boys andLouisiana Girls State pro-grams June 22-28. LouisianaBoys and Girls State is asummer leadership and citi-zenship program sponsoredby the American Legion andthe American LegionAuxiliary for high schoolstudents between theirjunior and senior year. Theprograms will be held con-currently on the NSU cam-pus.
Participants – called citi-zens — in each program aredivided into groups andelect mock municipal offi-cials and representative to amock statelegislature. They also electstate officials who meet tohold elections and pass billsin a manner similar to theactual Louisiana legisla-ture. The program is intend-ed to teach high-achievingstudents to be informed citi-zens while developing asense of community, serviceand responsibility.
“Many of the citizensthat participate inLouisiana Boys andLouisiana Girls State will
develop confidence and lead-ership skills that will shapetheir future,” saidNorthwestern StatePresident Dr. Randall J.Webb. “We are honored tohost this event that encour-ages young people to active-ly participate in running aworking government.
About 400 citizens and 80counselors and junior coun-selors will participate ineach program, in addition todozens of Legion andAuxiliary staff.
Louisiana Boys Statebegan in 1940, followed byLouisiana Girls State in1941. Northwestern Statehas hosted the event since2007. Delegates are spon-sored by an AmericanLegion Post, local businessor community-based organi-zation. The delegates willutilize several residencehalls and university build-ings throughout the NSUand Louisiana School forMath, Science and the Artscampuses. Boys and GirlsState staff and counselorswill be arriving throughoutthe week in preparation forthe citizens’ arrival and con-vocation Sunday, June 22.
Boys and Girls State will stayat NSU for leadership, camp
Sen. Johnston will appear atPreservation Red River Soiree
Director of Personnel Linda Page and SuperintendentDale Skinner congratulate NSU Elementary Lab PrincipalCaron Coleman on her Principal of the Year award.
R. DavidWheat, apartner inThompson& Knightlaw firm inDallas, wasselected forinclusion inthe 2013
“International Who’s Whoof Business Lawyers” com-pendium book publishedby “Who’s who Legal.”
In addition, he is amongthe firm’s attorney’s rec-ommended by “TaxDirector’s Handbook 2014,”a directory that analyzesthe tax capabilities of lawfirms and includes statis-tics and thorough leader-ship articles from industrycommentators.
He is the son Of Dr.Margaret Wheat-Carter.
Wheat
Lawyer selectedfor ‘Who’s Who’
Meet Scamp. This darlinglittle Chihuahua mix is a realpeople lover. Born aroundMarch 27, he is still just a babybut already shows a strongpreference for the attention ofpeople. Scamp is playful in agentle way and tolerant ofbeing handled. He should begreat for a family setting or asingle person household. Ifyou would like to meet Scamp,contact Shannon at (318) 357-9300 Ext. 222 between 8 a.m.and 4 p.m. Monday throughFriday or write [email protected] an application. It will cost$50 to adopt Scamp.
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Keep cool in summer months
lights, some generations hidunder desks, some genera-tions tuned in to estimates ofterrorist threat levels. Guns inschools have added to con-cerns of enemy planes, atomicbombs and terrorist attacks.
Glantz advocates knowing,minimizing and responding torisk and tries to each officershow to correctly assess whatemergencies are most likely tohappen. He points to the dif-ferences in active shootingtime between Columbine andSandy Hook as an example ofhow law enforcement makesschools harder targets for per-petrators.
Events and meetings thatappear in this column are opento the public.
Animal Planet will air asegment of “Bayou Bigfoot:Sunday, June 22 a 9 p.m. Itcould be the segment filmed inNatchitoches Parish inJanuary. The show’s websitesays, “The team is back toLouisiana to investigate atrail camera photo of a possi-ble sasquatch. Confident theyuse the bayous to stay hidden,and head to a national forest.”
The Cane River League ofWomen Voters will meetTuesday, June 24 at 5:30 p.m. atthe Natchitoches MedicalSpecialists Building at 1029Keyser. Trudy Abner, theregional coordinator forNavigators for a HealthyLouisiana will give an updateon the Affordable CareAct. Sandra Slifer, president ofthe League of Women Voters ofLouisiana will speak aboutLeague activities and answerquestions.
Cane River Stitchers willmeet Monday, June 23 at 10a.m. at the First PresbyterianChurch, 114 Bienville Street inNatchitoches. The groupmeets on the fourth Monday ofeach month except inDecember or if it conflicts witha national holiday. The organi-zation is dedicated to learningabout needle arts such as knit-ting, crocheting, quilting andpiecing, embroidery, needlepoint, cross stitching and otherrelated techniques.Membership dues are $10 andinterested persons as well asvisitors are welcome. JoyMcCrory, a Stitcher member,
will demonstrate and displaymethods of decorating pictureframes at the June meeting.Those attending can take itemsto share during show and tell.For information, call BeverlyHarrell at 357-9416.
A 102-year celebration ofLincoln Institute,Natchitoches ParishTraining School, andCentral High School (LNC)will be Friday-Sunday, July 4-6.For information on registra-tion and participation call 318-352-7727.
The Rapides Foundationwill hold information sessionsto announce Healthy Places, aprocess connecting communityleaders to resources and tech-nical assistance to create acommunity plan to supporthealthy lifestyles. The eventwill take place Tuesday, July 8at 2 p.m. at the NatchitochesParish School Board MediaCenter, 310 Royal St.
The Natchitoches ParishCouncil on Aging fan drive isunderway. To donate a fan callthe council at 357-3250. Thefans are given to seniors to helpthem say cool during the sum-mer. Elderly individuals inter-ested in receiving a fan shouldcontact the Council on Aging.
The Natchitoches KiwanisClub meets Thursdays at noonat the NSU RecreationComplex at 6604 Hwy. 1 Bypass.
The Natchitoches RotaryClub meets Tuesdays at noonat the Natchitoches Inn. Forinformation call 357-8573.
The St. Denis Duplicate
Bridge Club meets Mondaysand Fridays at 1 p.m. at 536Culbertson Lane. Call 352-9274for more information.
Natchitoches Chapter No.13, Order of the EasternStar meets the second andfourth Tuesdays of the month,January through October andthe second Tuesday of themonth in November andDecember at 7 p.m. A potlucksupper begins at 6 p.m.
The Professional CivilLaw Notaries Association(PCLNA) meets the secondTuesday at the Southern HillsBusiness AssociationConference Center at 9701Baird Road in Shreveport. Signin starts at 6 p.m. with themeeting starting at 6:30 p.m.There is no charge. For moreinformation call 742-8330.
The Natchitoches ParishCouncil on Aging holdssenior bingo every Mondayand Friday at 9 a.m. at the COAOffice. Quilting is everyThursday at 9 a.m. Chair aero-bics is every Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursday at 10a.m. The third Saturday ofevery month a senior dance isheld from 8-11 p.m. in theSenior Center Building at
COA. Admission is $5 for thedance. The second Tuesday ofevery month a senior breakfastis held at 9 a.m. Call 357-3250 fordetails.
The NatchitochesHumane Society (NHS) willmeet the fourth Thursday ofevery month at 6:30 p.m. at theNatchitoches Arts CenterBuilding, 716 Second St. Themeeting is open to the public.
Hospice of Natchitocheshosts a grief support group thefourth Thursday of everymonth at 5:30 p.m. in St.Anthony of Padua church hall.
Hospice of Natchitochesand Many needs volunteerworkers. No special trainingor experience is required. Formore information, call Lisa at214-0944.
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Northwestern StateUniversity’s undergraduateprogram in elementary educa-tion ranked fourth in thenation in a Teacher PrepReview conducted by theNational Council on TeacherQuality. The Teacher PrepReview is an annual assess-ment of the nation’s teacherpreparation programs.Northwestern State is fea-tured among the top ratedschools in the country in ele-mentary education that alsohave low tuition. This is thefirst time NCTQ has provideda numeric rating for pro-grams that prepare teachers.
Of the 1,612 programsranked in the review, NCTQconferred Top Ranked statusto 26 elementary and 81 sec-ondary programs, accountingfor only 7 percent of all pro-grams. Nearly two-thirds ofthe Top Ranked programs (68)are public.
“It is gratifying forNorthwestern State to benationally recognized for itswork in teacher preparation,”said Dr. Vickie Gentry, dean of
NSU’s Gallaspy College ofEducation and HumanDevelopment. “We appreciateNCTQ’s endorsement of ourelementary and secondaryprograms, which validates thehistory of our successfulaccreditation visits since 1954.The high ranking by NCTQreflects the dedication ofNorthwestern faculty whoembraced the concepts ofteacher preparation redesignalmost 10 years ago and whocontinuously reflect on waysfor program improvement.”
NSU’s undergraduate ele-mentary teacher program metall standards of early reading,elementary mathematics, stu-dent teaching, strugglingreaders, classroom manage-ment and outcomes. The pro-gram met nearly all the stan-dards in elementary contentand partly met standards inselection criteria.
Louisiana’s rankings arepositive. The study suggeststhat 89 percent of Louisiana’steacher preparation programsmet a NCTQ standard pertain-ing to systematically collect-
ing and moni-toring dataon their grad-uates andm a k i n gchanges toimprove theirp r o g r a m s .The nationalaverage is 16percent. Inaddition, 64 percent ofLouisiana’s elementaryteacher preparation programsfully met the NCTQ standardto prepare new teachers toteach early reading, comparedto the national average of 16percent.
NCTQ also acknowledgedLouisiana as the “StandoutState” in the areas of earlyreading and elementary con-tent. Under recommendationsfor state policy makers,Louisiana was also listed asone of four states that have ledthe way in developing reportcards for teacher prep.
Based in Washington, D.C.,NCTQ is a non-profit researchand policy organizationfounded in 2000.
Gentry
PREP program top-ranked in national review
The Natchitoches ParishSchool board is participatingin the Summer Food ServiceProgram.
Meals will be provided toall children without charge.Acceptance and participat-ing requirements for the pro-gram and activities are thesame for all regardless ofrace, color, national origin,,sex, age or disability andthere will be no discrimina-tion in the course of themeal service.
Meals will be provided atthe sites and times as fol-
lows:
Fairview AlphaElementary & Jr. High
1439 Hwy. 71 CamptiJune 2-26 Monday through FridayBreakfast: 7-8 a.m.Lunch: 11 a.m.-noonL.P. Vaughn Elementary
& Middle1500 Gold St.NatchitochesJune 2-26Monday through FridayBreakfast: 7-8 a.m.Lunch: 11 a.m.-noon
Who’s Who at Northwestern State
Here is a look at the week of June 22 - 28 at Northwestern State University.June 22–28 – Early registration for fall semester and second four-week summer sessionJune 22 -28 – Louisiana Boys State and Girls StateJune 26-27 – Advising for second four-week summer sessionJune 27 – End of first four week summer sessionJune 28 – Louisiana Concealed Carry Class, South Hall, Natchitoches Shooting Range, 8
a.m. – 6 p.m.
Name: Jason StellyTitle: Assistant Director for Intramurals and Head Rowing
CoachYears at NSU: 6Job description: I oversee all student programming for intra-
murals and manage student workers along with scheduling theintramural leagues for volleyball, flag football, basketball and soft-ball. I coordinate setup and management of more than 15 intra-mural events throughout the year that includes the Homecoming5k, singles and doubles tennis, the kickball tournament and dodge-ball tournament. I coach the NSU Rowing Team which involvescoaching as well as and coordinating all aspects of travel and ath-letic workouts of the rowing team. The team has a roster ofmore than 40 rowers.
Why I like working at Northwestern State: NSU providesme an opportunity to work directly with students and help guide them for theirfutures. It allows me to continue doing what I love. I had a great experience as a studentand hope to provide the same to each new group of students.
Stelly
Natchitoches SpecialEducation Department, inaccordance with State guide-lines, will destroy all specialeducation records of formerstudents born January, 1980-December, 1988. These recordsare no longer needed for edu-cational purposes.
All unclaimed records willbe destroyed on Thursday,July 17.
If you are interested inobtaining these records orseek additional information,call 318-352-2358 CherylJohnson at ext. 1172 orBeverly Bayonne at ext. 1182or Markeisha White at ext.1166.
Registration is open for pri-vate and approved home studyprograms wishing to take theLEAP/GEE tests.
LEAP Tests — Grades 4and 8 students must scoreBasic or above on either theLEAP English Language Artsor the Mathematics tests andApproaching Basic or aboveon the other test to be promot-ed to grade 5 and 9. Privateand approved home study stu-dents are eligible to take thefourth and eighth grade LEAP.The LEAP high-stakes policyapplies to Louisiana residentswho attended out-of-stateschools, nonpublic school stu-dents and approved home
study program students ingrades 4 and 8 who wish toenroll in Louisiana publicschools in grades 5 and 9.
GEE Tests — Retests for allfour content areas - mathe-matics, English language arts,science and social studies —are scheduled for summer2014 for GEE students whoneed to retest in any or all con-tent areas. Students whoscored Unsatisfactory in bothscience and social studies willretest in both. Students whoscored Unsatisfactory in onlyone area do not retest.Approved home study stu-dents may also register for theGEE grades 10 and 11.
EOC Retests - Retests in thefollowing content areas - alge-bra I, English II, English III,biology, U. S. history, andgeometry - are scheduled forstudents who need to retest inthese listed content areas. Astudent must score a Fair orabove on EOC English II orEnglish III, algebra I or geom-etry, and biology or Americanhistory to be eligible for astandard high school diploma.
To register, contactJennifer Ingram at 352-2358.The deadline to register isJune 23. Testing forLEAP/GEE will be June 24-26.Testing dates for EOC will beJune 23-26.
BESE...Louisiana to develop our ownstandards and our own tests.”
The back-and-forth maneu-
vering offers little definitiveinformation for teachers andparents about what tests stu-
dents will be taking whenLouisiana schools resumeclasses this fall.
Registration deadline set for LEAP, GEE, EOCSummer Food Service offeredat Fairview Alpha, Vaughn
Pick up records
While a reporter from NewYork magazine has been inBaton Rouge recently keepingformer Gov. Edwin Edwardsoccupied, the other contendersin the 6th CongressionalDistrict have been free to pon-der the angles behind stateRep. Lenar Whitney, R-Houma,entering the race.
The knee-jerk reaction fromoperatives and consultants wasthat she might peel votes off ofthe Republican candidates whohave been working the bayouparishes around Terrebonne-Lafourche the longest. Thatmeans entrepreneur PaulDietzel and Garret Graves, for-mer chairman of the CoastalProtection and RestorationAuthority. Both men are fromBaton Rouge.
But unless Whitney, anational committeewoman forthe Louisiana RepublicanParty, can raise an impressiveamount of money quickly —sources tell LaPolitics she’sclose to six figures — it’s doubt-ful she’ll get a second look.
Graves, in particular, is posi-tioned to aggressively competefor money and votes in herbackyard. Terrebonne ParishPresident Michel Claudet,House Natural ResourcesChairman Gordon Dove ofHouma and several membersof the Bollinger family have allmaxed out to his campaign.Chris Bollinger, president ofBollinger Shipyards, alsoserves on Graves’ steeringcommittee.
In what speaks more tonational influence, the Gravescampaign recently receivedmaximum donations fromKochPAC, the political actioncommittee of Koch Industries.One of the prevailing forces inconservative politics, KochPACdoes not double down in races,but rather picks one candidateto support.
It’s notable for state Sen.Dan Claitor, R-Baton Rouge,who has made an issue of con-serving water from theSouthern Hills Aquifer, whichis a source for Georgia-Pacific,a company owned by KochIndustries.
With Baker businessmanand physical therapist CraigMcCulloch, a former quarter-back at Nicholls StateUniversity, also making a go ofthe southern end of the dis-trict, it’s a safe bet the region
will get carved up thoroughlyin the primary.
And while Claitor is expect-ed to perform well in southBaton Rouge, the northern endof the district will be split upby the large field as well, withMcCulloch having an edge inthe Baker-Zachary-Centralarea.
That makes Livingston andAscension parishes the possi-ble battleground of the 6thCongressional District.Sources say Graves made anearly push there afterannouncing, although it’s clearthat most of the other con-tenders have recognized itsvalue by now, too.
Cassidy benefits from fullGOP support
Congressman Bill Cassidy,R-Baton Rouge, now has thebacking of the LouisianaRepublican Party and theNational RepublicanSenatorial Committee. Butwhat does it amount to?
While it does nothing to dif-fuse the political hand grenadethat is retired Air Force Col.Rob Maness of Mandeville, thedarling of the tea party, thestate party endorsement proba-bly hurts state Rep. Paul Hollisof Covington the most. It’s aloud and clear dinner bell forRepublicans to come home toCassidy and sit at his table.
It won’t mute the calls for amore conservative candidate,but his mainstreamRepublican views and theestablishment backing willhelp bring in money fromaround the country.
Sources say more than 60percent of the RepublicanState Central Committeeeither signed a petition, as firstreported by LaPolitics inMarch, or sent in letters thatpreceded the unanimous voteby the state party’s executivecommittee.
The endorsement of theLouisiana GOP was officiallyratified in mid-May but partyofficials sat on the news inorder to announce it at theRepublican LeadershipConference on May 31.
Effective immediately, thestate party’s endorsementequates to 10 field officesaround Louisiana to coordi-nate with the Cassidy cam-paign; direct mail pieces thatwill begin dropping soonerthan later and will not slow
down; and joint fundraisingoperations to match what hasalready been established by theNRSC.
A clerk of court in a haz-mat suit
Few would describe thework of a clerk of court as dan-gerous, but St. Bernard ParishClerk Randy Nunez is havingto do his job in a hazmat suitthese days.
Pre-1988 parish documentsthat were damaged byHurricane Katrina’s floodwa-ters are being held in a coldstorage facility to fight offmold and the company housingthem is refusing to provide itsregular services.
The parish owes the compa-ny $124,000 but doesn’t have themoney to pay.
“This could shut down busi-ness,” said Debbie D. Hudnall,executive director of theLouisiana Clerks of CourtAssociation. “When people dotitle examinations or try toborrow money, banks arereluctant to loan if they can’taccess these records.
Randy has been able to getin there to get the records, butnot at the volume needed andnot at the volume the companywas providing to the parish.”
The situation has caught theattention of the secretary ofstate’s office, which recentlysent a letter to the administra-tion seeking assistance. Thecongressional delegation hascaught wind of the problem aswell and U.S. Sens. MaryLandrieu and David Vitter areattempting to help the parishseek aid from FEMA. Even thetrade associations represent-ing bankers and realtors havebeen called in to offer possiblesolutions.
Hudnall said the stateLegislature, in the 2015 ses-sion, may end up being anotherforum, with requests for newfees to scan the older docu-ments and maybe even a capi-tal outlay request to pay thecold storage bill.
They Said It“We might even get an
IKEA.”-Louisiana Economic
Development SecretaryStephen Moret explaining inthis TEDx talk that Louisianacould see one million new resi-dents in the coming decades,thus regaining congressionalseats and other benefits
EditorialThe Natchitoches TimesSection A, Page 4
Weekend EditionJune 21-22, 2014
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.Article I. The Bill of Rights (Declared in force December 15, 1791.
Lettersto the Editor
LaPolitics News ServiceBy Jeremy Alford
Painless cost-cutting may notcover $1 billion budget shortfall
Write: P.O.Box 448,Natchitoches,La. 71458Fax: 318-352-7842D r o p - o f f :904 South Drive,NatchitochesCall: 318-352-3618 or 318-352-5501We reserve the right to edit forcontent and length. Letters mustbe signed. Comments made insigned columns, cartoons andletters to the editor are the opin-ions of the author.
Cuts to crucial services markadministration’s budget plan
Louisiana legislators finally got the state’s nearly $25 billionbudget for next fiscal year balanced after a lot of juggling andsome robbing Peter to pay Paul, but fiscal analysts are project-ing that state government could face a $1 billion shortfall in rev-enues for 2016.
A report from the Public Affairs Research Council notes thatthe budget for next fiscal year includes “nearly $1 billion in var-ious forms of revenue that are unavailable for the 2016 budget”because the 2015 budget includes hundreds of millions of dol-lars in what PAR calls “temporary sources of revenue.”
Medicaid Trust Fund monies and other reserves have beendrawn down in recent years to keep state budgets in the blackas revenues have declined. Even deep cuts in spending in areaslike higher education have not been sufficient to offset stagnantincome.
PAR acknowledges that its concerns about a possible billiondollar budget hole in 2016 do not take into consideration possi-ble savings from various cost-cutting measures, but the organi-zation still projects “a very large gap” between future incomeand costs.
Gov. Bobby Jindal’s administration has contracted with anoutside consultant to find ways to cut the cost of state govern-ment, but early reports from the consulting firm seemed to cre-ate more apprehensions than optimism among legislators asthey grappled with the state budget.
The state paid $5 million for the cost-cutting proposals thatwere not supposed to result in curtailed state services.
Recommendations to curtail costs by closing some Office ofMotor Vehicles locations and reducing hours for ferry opera-tions were rejected by legislators.
More than $73 million in savings were proposed by the com-pany, but the state’s Revenue Estimating Conference that setsthe amount of income that can be budgeted for state govern-ment operations refused to include the proposed savings in itsprojections.
Another source of new income that might help chip away atthe big deficits most experts expect for 2016 is the plan that leg-islators embraced to cut the state’s nearly 20,000 contracts by 10percent. State Treasurer John Kennedy says that would savethe state a half-billion dollars.
Also, there was discussion during the session about the needto review and curtail $7 billion in tax breaks that have beenawarded to business and industry in recent year. Another 10percent cut there might get the 2016 budget in balance and helprestore cuts that have crippled higher education and other pro-grams.
Dynamics of 6th District race shaping up
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — In hisefforts to remove the Common Core educa-tion standards from Louisiana’s publicschools, Gov. Bobby Jindal announced sev-eral actions Wednesday, saying he:
—Issued an executive order thatrequires the state education department toconduct a competitive bid process to pur-chase new standardized tests, an effort thatJindal said will keep the department fromusing its planned test tied to CommonCore.
—Sent a letter to the Partnership for theAssessment of Readiness for College andCareers, or PARCC, seeking state with-drawal from the consortium and saying thestate “is no longer committed” to use itsstandardized tests, which are linked toCommon Core.
—Suspended rules adopted by the stateBoard of Elementary and SecondaryEducation in May involving the implemen-tation of the PARCC testing.
—Notified the Council for Chief StateSchool Officers and the NationalGovernor’s Association that Louisiana wasending its participation in the CommonCore State Standards.
The Department of Education said thegovernor’s efforts won’t derail Louisiana’suse of the Common Core standards or thePARCC tests and issued a point-by-pointrebuttal of the governor’s actions. Thedepartment says:
—It doesn’t need to do a new bid for stan-dardized tests and can use an existing con-tract to purchase the PARCC test questionsand answers. (But the Jindal administra-
tion replied by saying it intends to suspendthat contract, and the education depart-ment was researching its legal options.)
—Jindal can’t withdraw Louisiana fromthe PARCC consortium without agreementfrom the education superintendent and thechairman of the state education board,both of whom support Common Core.
—Jindal’s suspension of the rulespassed by BESE has no effect on the state’sability to implement the Common Corestandards or the PARCC tests.
—The governor doesn’t have the author-ity to unilaterally end Louisiana’s partici-pation in the Common Core standards,because state law gives that authority tothe education department and the stateBoard of Elementary and SecondaryEducation.
Dear Editor, As a veteran I was so dis-
turbed by what the FederalVeterans Administration wasdoing to our veterans healthbenefits.
Now on the state level, asimilar situation has happenedto 250,000 families with stategroup benefits by this adminis-tration in Baton Rouge. Thisgroup of state workers, teach-ers and retirees paid premiumsto build up a $500 millionhealth care trust fund.According to LegislativeAuditor Daryl Purpera thissame trust fund will be gone by2015.
How did an insurance pro-gram for over 250,000 peopleand their families get to thislow of a level? The Jindaladministration started talkingabout privatizing the Office ofGroup Benefits in June of 2011.The State Auditor said at thetime that privatizations couldcause higher insurance premi-ums.
The Jindal administrationannounced in July of 2012 thatBlue Cross Blue Shield waschosen to run the Office ofGroup Benefits at the whoop-ing cost of $37.8 million peryear!
The Attorney General’sOffice said before privatizationcould go into effect the legisla-tors had to approve it. TheAppropriations Committee hada 16 to 10 vote after two mem-bers were removed from theCommittee and two new oneswho would vote for it wereadded. The Senate FinanceCommittee voted 10 to three.The Jindal administration hadWON and the State Group wasprivatized.
After privatization of theOffice of Group Benefits,health benefits are being cut.Premiums are being raised.The $500 million trust fund hasbeen raided. They gave a 1.5percent pay increase to retireesthat starts in July, and in thesame month, a 5 percent rateincrease on insurance premi-ums. That is a loss of 3.5 per-cent for the year.
The Jindal administrationshould be held accountable asto where the $500 million trustfund went. Employees workedso hard to build this up and itis nearly gone after two yearswith higher rates and less ben-efits for the 250,000 familiesinsured. This is a shame.Somebody needs to be heldaccountable.
James David Cain of Dry Creek
Former State Senator
A look at Gov. Jindal’s actions on Common Core this week
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State budgets have been balanced over the past six years withdeep cuts to higher education, health care and other programsand services, and the state’s infrastructure has continued todeteriorate during that period because of lack of funding forimprovements.
That should be a matter of serious concern for all residentsof Louisiana and especially for state and local elected officialsthat have struggled in recent years to obtain adequate fundingjust to maintain day-to-day government services.
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana’s debt load hasrisen each of the last six years, with the state hitting arecord this year for how much debt it owes for each stateresident.
A report to the state Bond Commission on Thursdayshowed Louisiana currently carries a debt load of $1,545 forevery man, woman and child in the state. That’s an increaseof $149 per person from 2013.
The per capita debt has risen nearly every year since Gov.Bobby Jindal has been in office, according to the BondCommission data. It’s reached a rate that tops the staterecord of $1,369 set in 2007 during former Gov. KathleenBlanco’s term.
Louisiana borrows money through bond sales toinvestors to finance construction projects, like road work,building repairs and economic development initiatives.
State debt load hits highest ever
SportsSection A, Page 5
Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014 The Natchitoches Times
LaMar Gafford, Sports Editor(318) 352-3618
email: [email protected]
SATURDAYBaseballNCHS TournamentBasketballDemon Team CampHall of FameSaints Camp, 9 a.m.Induction Ceremony, 6 p.m.
MONDAYBaseballBurroughs camp, 9 a.m.NRPD skills camp, 9 a.m.SoccerBritish Soccer Camp
TUESDAYBaseballBurroughs camp, 9 a.m.NRPD skills camp, 9 a.m.SoccerBritish Soccer Camp
WEDNESDAYBaseballBurroughs camp, 9 a.m.NRPD skills camp, 9 a.m.SoccerBritish Soccer CampVolleyballHernesman Camp
On deck
SportsBriefs
By LaMar GaffordSports Editor
On the track, speed killsand one area school showedthat it had what it takes tomatch up with the best in thestate.
Natchitoches Centralreceived five slots on theLouisiana Sports WritersAssociation (LSWA) All-Statetrack and field team afterposting several high marksduring the 2014 season.
In order to be named to theLSWA All-State track andfield teams, athletes and relayteam must rank in the topfive for their event.
One of those standout per-formances came from theLady Chiefs 4x400 meter relayteam who recorded the fastesttime in the state this season.
The team of Colby Carey,Hannah Nichols, CatieMcCauslin and DeKayta Alexclaimed the top spot in thestate during the LouisianaHigh School AthleticAssociation (LHSAA) statemeet by racing to a time of3:56.09 to take the Class 5Atitle.
Zachary, who finished asthe runner-up in the Class 5Arace, was the only other teamto finish the race in less thanfour minutes.
Carey also received indi-vidual All-State honors afterracing the fifth-fastest 800meters run with a time of
2:16.47.Class 5A dominated the top
five spots with four athletes,including Mandeville’sChelsey Jones, who won theLHSAA title with a time of2:12.04. St. Mary’s Academy(New Orleans) runnerKeterra Harris had the sec-
ond fastest time of 2:16.23 enroute to the Class 2A title.
On the boys’ side, CorrieonMosby had the No. 4 qualify-ing time in the boys’ 200meters with a time of 21.59seconds.
Even though Mosby tookthe Class 5A championship in
the same event with a wind-aided time of 21.39, his legalrace was able to rank himbehind Lakeside’s ChrisLewis, Riverdale’s Donte’Jackson and Higgins’ DariusBirden.
Mosby helped the Chiefsgained All-State honors in the4x200 and 4x400-meter relaysafter their performances inthe Louisiana High SchoolAthletic Association StateMeet May 10 in Baton Rouge.
While the team of ChrisReed, Reginald Turner,Cordarius Taylor andCorreion Mosby narrowlymissed out on first place fromthe LHSAA Class 5A title by amere 25 hundredths of a sec-ond, it claimed the fifthfastest recorded time this sea-son in the state.
The Jewel Sumner relayteam recorded the best timeof the season coming in at1:26.72.
NCHS clinched All-Staterecognition with it’s secondplace finish in the LHSAA’s4x400 relay was at a 3:21.58clip with New Iberia takingthe top spot with a time of3:19.16.
The Natchitoches Central track and field team racked up five spots on the Louisiana SportsWriters Association’s (LSWA) All-State Teams. Correion Mosby and Colby Carey receivedindividual recognition, while three of the Chiefs’ relay teams also made the cut. From left areChris Reed, Catie McCauslin, Cordarius Taylor, Hannah Nichols, DeKayta Alex, Mosby,Carey and Reginald Turner.
By LaMar GaffordSports Editor
As theL o u i s i a n aSports Hall ofFame week-end is set fortoday’s induc-tion ceremo-ny, June 19’spress confer-ence was atime of reflec-tion for the honored few.
Emotions were runninghigh at the media event heldat the Louisiana Sports Hallof Fame Museum, as theeight inductees and the threeaward recipients told of theirstory towards immortality.
“Northwestern StateUniversity is a great universi-ty, as all of our universitiesare across the state ofLouisiana and they’ve donesome great things,” NCAADivision I regional officiatingadvisor Tynes Hildebrandsaid. “When I was coaching,it was unbelievable how com-petitive it really was.”
A recipient of the 2014Dave Dixon Louisiana SportsLeadership Award,Hildebrand played for theDemons from 1950-1954 and
later became a coach and anathletic director for his almamater. He also coachedNatchitoches High Schoolfrom 1957-1965 and led theRed Devils to the LouisianaHigh School AthleticAssociation (LHSAA) Class2A title.
Hildebrand continues to be
a leader to this day andhelped pave the way for many,including current NSU ath-letic director Greg Burke.
“As I look around and I seethe people that are in theSports Hall of Fame and thethings that they have accom-plished, I look like a little boycompared to a bunch of
giants,” Hildebrand said.“Some great people are in ourHall of Fame and I hope thatthe selection committee willcontinue to bring people intothe Hall of Fame that willreally pay credit to all ofthose that are already there.”
Former Louisiana Techstandout Venus Lacy had the
most emotional speech of theeight inductees during thepress conference as shefought tears telling the storyof her career.
“I never thought I’d behere,” Lacy said. “I’m just inawe. I played basketballbecause I loved it.”
Lacy led the LadyTechsters to three FinalFours, culminating with atitle in 1988, and was namedthe 1989-1990 women’s nation-al player of the year.
Fellow inductee LionelWashington
“The Louisiana Sports Hallof Fame is a great honor,”Washington said.“Personally, I’m so over-whelmed right now and it’shard to express how I feel. Ithank my wife and my daugh-ter for supporting me. It’s agreat feeling.”
Before playing 15 years inthe NFL with the St. Louis(now Arizona) Cardinals,Denver Broncos and the LosAngeles/Oakland Raiders,Washington was a corner-back for Lutcher High Schooland Tulane University.
Tonight’s induction cere-mony will be held at 6 p.m atthe Natchitoches EventsCenter.
Inductees revisit journey on road to Hall of Fame
Mosby, Carey highlight Chiefs’ five All-State track honors
As a part of the LouisianaSports Hall of Fame festivi-ties, the New Orleans SaintsJunior Training Camp willtake place at NatchitochesCentral Saturday at 9-11 a.m.
Youth ages 7-14 will betaught football skills andlearn nutrition tips to stayhealthy.
Class of 2005 LouisianaSports Hall of Fame inducteeRudy Macklin will lead theGovernor’s Council onPhysical Fitness for the event.
Pre-registration is requiredwith a signed liability releaseand one can register at theLouisiana Sports Hall ofFame website.
NCHS to hostSaints junioryouth camp
Hildebrand
Emotions ran high at the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame press conference as inductees sharedtheir feelings on being inducted to Louisiana’s biggest sports honor. From left are WrightWaters, Joe Macaluso, Tynes Hildebrand, Delores (Mrs. Beryl) Shipley, Venus Lacy, LionelWashington, Pete Boudreaux, Shane Reynolds. Not pictured are Alan Faneca, Tom Benson,and the family of Richard “Moon” Ducote’. Photo by LaMar Gafford.
After a sen-s a t i o n a ls o p h o m o r eseason cappedby Mid-MajorAll-Americah o n o r s ,NorthwesternState juniorguard JalanWest is listedamong the nation’s most excit-ing under-the-radar collegebasketball players for 2014-15in a feature byBleacherReport.com nationalcolumnist Kerry Miller.
West, a 5-10 point guardfrom Bossier City and BossierHigh, was SouthlandConference Defensive Playerof the Year and a first-teamAll-Southland and All-Louisiana selection last sea-son. He won Mid-Major All-America honors fromCollegeInsider.com andCollege Sports Madness.
“West has the skill to be thenext player in the StephenCurry/Damian Lillard club ofmid-major NBA stars,” wroteMiller, who cited 10 playersfrom Division I programs thatare not constantly in the glareof national media attention.
West was the only player incollege basketball to averageat least 19 points, 6.0 assists,2.5 steals and 4.0 rebounds lastseason.
He was one of just two play-ers in the NCAA Top 10 rank-ings for assists (6.4 per game,eighth) and steals (2.5, eighth).
A career-best 36-point erup-tion, only taking 16 shots fromthe floor, in the semifinals ofthe Southland ConferenceTournament, nearly liftingNorthwestern to a season-extending victory over even-tual NCAA Tournament entryStephen F. Austin, raisedWest’s scoring average to 19.4.
It made him the fourth play-er in 101 years of basketball atNSU to top 600 points in a sea-son, and gave him the best sin-gle-season scoring average bya Demon since Eric Kubel andLarry Terry each averagedbetter than 22 points in 1993-94.
West shot 46 percent over-all, 41 percent on 3-pointers,and sank 87.6 percent of hisfree throws, third best inschool history.
West, who blocked eightshots during the season, had10 rebounds at Sam HoustonState.
Among his four 30-pointgames was 30 with ninerebounds, six assists andthree steals in a 111-92 win atAuburn.
He is on pace to set newschool career records forassists, steals, and 3-pointers,and may threaten Billy
Reynolds’ career scoringmark. West had at least 20points, five assists and fiverebounds in four differentgames last season.
He is 74 career points shy ofbecoming the 28th member ofthe Demons’ 1,000-Point Club.His 362 assists rank him sev-enth in school history andwell past halfway to shatter-ing Ryan Bundy’s record 552from 1994-98.
With 153 career steals, he issixth all-time at NSU and onpace to break TyronnMitchell’s school record of 264from 2002-06.
West already has 120 made3-pointers, with the schoolrecord at 200 by JermaineWallace from 2002-06, and his70 this season ranks fifth inNSU history.
Along with his NCAA top10 rankings last season inassists and steals, West was25th in free throw aim, 36th inpoints per game and 54th inassist-turnover ratio (plus2.35).
His production helped theDemons rank second national-ly in scoring average (86.6 pergame), seventh in steals pergame (8.7), eighth in assists(16.5), 24th in turnover margin(plus 2.7), 25th in blockedshots (5.4), 36th in free throwaim (74.1 percent) and 40th infield goal aim (47.0).
West was ranked as thenation’s fourth-best playerunder 6-foot tall late in theseason byBleacherReport.com analysts.
Northwestern has won 40
games, with an overall 40-23record, in West’s first two sea-sons, and reached the NCAATournament in 2013 when hewas the Southland ConferenceFreshman of the Year.
Northwestern State’s West receives recognition from Bleacher Report
West
Northwestern State point guard Jalan West was named byBleacher Report as a player to watch for during the 2014-15season.
Photo by Gary Hardamon/NSU Photographic Services.
Three Northwestern Stateathletes were named to theWomen’s Cross Country AndTrack and Field All-AcademicTeam including RechelleBessard,Quiana Griffin andPor’sha Thomas the leagueannounced Thursday.
Bessard and Thomas wereautomatic selections for theawards after also beingnamed to the Southland all-conference squad. It is thefirst time receiving such anaccolade for the duo whileGriffin raked in her secondcareer all-academic selection.
Bessard, an Abbeville, La.native, posted a 3.09 GPAwhile working towards herdegree in hospitality andtourism management at NSU.The sophomore is the reign-ing Southland ConferenceChampion in the discus andadvanced to the NCAA EastPreliminary Rounds in boththe discus and hammer.
Thomas locked in her all-academic selection followinga 3.22 GPA in biology. Thesophomore from Pearland,Texas also captured both out-door and indoor champi-onships in the triple jumpincluding a personal best of41 feet, 7 inches outdoors.
Griffin, a Lake Charles, La.native, notched a 3.16 GPA inhealth and exercise science.On the track, the senior cap-tured four first place finisheswith top marks coming in the400 meter dash, 4x100 meterrelay and 4x400 meter relay.
NSU track andfield trio gainsclass honors
By Willie ValrieContributing Writer
As the upcoming highschool sports season drawsnear, Natchitoches Central’sjunior varsity and varsitybaseball teams have show-cased exceptional talent thatshould make their competi-tion take notice.
The varsity team does mostof their training in prepara-tion for each season during
the months of Januarythrough May, but the teamalso stays sharp during thesummer months by playingsummer baseball.
Both the Chiefs’ varsityand junior varsity teamsnotched wins against theGrant Cougars June 17.
In the varsity baseballgame, Natchitoches Centraldefeated Grant, with a finalscore of 5-3.
The Chiefs are coming off
of a 13-15 season while nearlymissing the Louisiana HighSchool Athletic Association(LHSAA) playoffs, but one oftheir strengths is the combi-nation of upstart players andseasoned senior veterans.
One of those veterans issenior pitcher Brian Metoyer,happens to be one of the high-light reels of the varsityteam.
Metoyer has been soughtover as a prospect for the nextlevel and has been under theradar of many scouts lookingto acquire him.
During district play lastseason, Metoyer struck out 26batters in 33 innings andrecorded a 2.55 earned runaverage.
Despite the Chiefs losingmany of its seniors, futureplayers from the junior varsi-ty team such as some of itsunderclassmen players are trying to make an impact and
hoping to make the varsityteam.
The junior varsity Chiefsdefeated Grant 7-6 in a five-inning contest.
One of the elements in vic-tories that will earn a base-ball team championshipsyear after year, is having agood pitcher, great battingskills and an exceptionaldefense, which were greatassets that helpedNatchitoches Central win in
the varsity game.“You have to be good at
pitching to be good at dis-trict,” said head coach KellySpann. This year marksSpann’s fourth year as a headcoach and his sixth year atNatchitoches Central.
“Timely hitting and gooddefense gets us wins,” hesaid.
The Chiefs will continuetheir summer slate up intothe Louisiana All-Stars varsi-ty tournament June 27-29.
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St. Mary’s softball head coach and former Ole Miss softball player Elizabeth Holbert-Jonson held her Elite Competitors Camp June 16-18 at Sampite Park. The camp went overthe mechanics of softball such as hitting, pitching and fielding. On first row from left areHanna Gahagan, Alyssa Christophe, Jadee Beth Fair, Katie Lynn Murray, Lora Cole, AnnaPeluso and Kristin Claire Murray. On second row are Natalie Sheffield, Lauren Fidelak,Jensen Parker, Izzy Peluso, Coach Elizabeth Jonson, Maci Messenger, Sara Loach,Mackenzie Lipa, Kenna Leger and Maria Bienvenu. Photo by LaMar Gafford.
Natchitoches Central third baseman Archie Metoyer is partof a senior class that will look to help the Chiefs make theirfirst LHSAA playoff appearance since 1997.
Photo by Kevin Shannahan.
Natchitoches Central hoping summer success carries over
The Natchitoches ShootingRange will host a two-day con-ceal carry class June 28 from 9a.m.-5 p.m. and June 29 from 2-5 p.m.
Cost for the class is $100 andstudents will be qualified tosecure a concealed firearmlicense for five years.
The class cost is for the 12hours of instruction, coursematerials and use of therange.
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Four Northwestern StateLady Demon softball playerswere named to the SouthlandConference’s All-AcademicSoftball Teams includingfirst team selections BrittanyVirgoe and Tara McKenney,the league announcedWednesday.
Seniors Kaylee Guidry andCali Burke were named to thesecond team all-academicsquad.
Northwestern State’squartet placed the programin a tie with Stephen F.Austin for second in numberof athletes on the squads.The two trailed McNeeseState by just one spot.
For McKenney, it is herthird all-academic selection.The senior from Red Oak,Texas posted a 3.41 GPA incommunications to go alongwith her team-leading .392average in 50 games played.The shortshop also tallied ateam-best 69 hits as an inte-gral part of the SouthlandConference championshipsquad.
Virgoe and Burke madetheir second career appear-ances on the squads posting a3.78 in nursing/psychologyand 3.36 GPA in psychologyand addiction studies respec-tively. In addition to meetingthe requirements to qualifyfor the list, Burke solidifiedher name as an automaticselection by also being afirst-team all-conferenceselection. On the diamond,the second baseman started51 games hitting .341 and dri-ving in 31 runs.
For Virgoe, the awardcomes after a stellar seasonthat saw the junior thirdbaseman from Anaheim,Calif. hit .331 over 51 starts.She finished the season tiedfor first amongst LadyDemon players in doubles(10) and second in hits (55).
Guidry made her firstappearance on the list follow-ing a terrific 3.30 GPA whileworking towards her degreein communications. On themound for the Lady Demons,the Walker, La. native earnedan equally impressive 3.71ERA over 106.2 inningspitched while capturing 12wins.
Head coaches, sports infor-mation directors and acade-mic/compliance administra-tors from each Southlandinstitution vote on the all-academic teams. To qualify,student-athletes must pos-sess a 3.20 cumulative GPA,have completed one full acad-emic year at her universityand participate in 50 percentof the team’s competition.
The awards follow anexceptional season for a pro-gram that secured 30 winsand won the SouthlandConference Tournamentadvancing to the NCAATournament for the secondconsecutive year.
NSU softballplayers excelin classroomKenna Leger and Izzy Peluso look on as Mackenzie Lipa
practices her bunting skills during the Elite CompetitorsCamp June 17 at Sampite Park. The camp was led by St.Mary’s softball head coach Elizabeth Holbert-Jonson.From left are Leger, Peluso and Lipa.
Photo by LaMar Gafford.
6A THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014
Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014 THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES 7A
Dear Annie: I have beenmarried for four years. Inthat time, we have split uptwice, and it wasn’t prettyeither time. We have kidstogether. I pushed gettingmarried when I became preg-nant at 19. Then he claimed tofall out of love with me,stopped coming home afterwork and began treating melike his maid. So I left andtook our child. He followedme and swore he’d do better.The second time we split, we
fought so much that thingswere being thrown, and ourthroats were sore fromscreaming at each other. Forthe (now two) kids’ sake, Isaid we can’t keep fightingand left again.
Here’s the problem now.While we were separated, Ifell deeply in love with a mar-ried man. We would talkabout our troubled lives andbuild each other up. Everytime I see him, the feeling islike thunder in my heart. Butfor the sake of our marriagesand our children, we wentback to our spouses. That wasmainly his choice, andalthough I hung on his everyword with disappointment, Iagreed.
It’s been a year since myhusband and I reconciled,
and I stopped speaking to theother man. But I wake upwith him on my mind, andhe’s in my thoughts 24/7.What’s wrong with me? —Guilty Conscience
Dear Guilty: It’s under-standable that you miss theway the other man made youfeel, especially because yourmarriage still seems shaky.However, you have made acommitment to your relation-ship (and the other man hasdone the same for his), andyou must try to find a way toredirect your emotional ener-gy back to your husband.Problems within a marriagedo not magically disappear.Please get counseling, with orwithout your husband, andwork on the issues thatundermine your focus. Do it
for your children, if not foryourself.
Dear Annie: This is inresponse to “ConcernedGrandparents,” who com-plained that their daughterand her husband are poorhousekeepers.
I have high standards ofcleanliness, but am complete-ly unable to attain them. Mymother-in-law is horrifiedthat our home is not pristine.I have five children. Imaginethe clutter: shoes, coats,sports equipment, you nameit! We also have pets and farmanimals. We do not havemany closets, and we do ourbest to have organizationalsystems. There is certainly nomold or bugs, but life isexhausting, and we are tryingto enjoy some of it.
“Concerned” says that herdaughter does not invite peo-ple into her home. I wonderwhether the daughter gottired of being berated andstopped inviting the in-laws.That’s what happened to me. Iwould recommend that“Concerned” be more under-standing of the situation andperhaps take the kids for anouting so that the parentshave a chance to organizewithout mess-makers under-foot. My kids are learning toclean, but it certainly isn’t upto my mother-in-law’s stan-dards. — Busy Mom
Dear Annie: My husbandcalls me the “ThrowawayQueen.” I have gotten into hotwater for not asking before Itrashed something. Now Ithink I’ve made a huge mis-
take.My husband is now far into
dementia. We are thinking ofmoving, so I started cleaningout storage bins. I threw awaytwo items of my husband’sthat had been in those binsfor years. Last week, his soncame over to help clear outsome things and specificallyasked for the items I tossed.They apparently were of sen-timental value to him.
I acted as if I hadn’t a cluewhat he was talking about,but I feel so guilty andashamed. This is a burden onmy conscience, and I don’tknow what to do. I don’t wantto keep lying to him, but I’mafraid of confessing. Whatshould I do? — Stepmom inCalifornia COPYRIGHT 2014CREATORS.COM
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Truman Maynard intro-duced the NatchitochesRotary Club to the Sons ofthe American Revolution, anon-profit organization ofthe male descendants of thewar for independence, whichseeks to expand the meaningof patriotism, respect fornational symbols, perpetuatethe ideal of independence,and promote our history,education and value ofAmerican citizenship.
He connected his familyhistory to the recent best-seller “George Washington’sSecret Six “which is anincredible story of six spieswho helped win theAmerican Revolution.
His presentationexplained the critical rolethat the Secret Six played in
the victory at Trenton whichenabled Gen. Washington tosuccessfully continue hiscampaign for independence.
He also, cited the new tele-vision series “Turn” for ahistoric perspective on theperiod.
For more informationabout the local chapter ofSons of the American
Revolution contact Trumanat [email protected].
The NatchitochesGenealogy Library on thesecond floor of the old court-house, 600 Second Street hasvolunteers who assist in find-ing Revolutionary Warancestors. It is openTuesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
8A THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014
Louisiana EmployerSupport of the Guard andReserve (ESGR), aDepartment of Defenseoffice, announced today thatMill Manager, HunterWhiteley, and theInternational Paper RedRiver Mill were honored as a2014 Secretary of DefenseESGR Freedom Award nomi-nee in recognition of extra-ordinary support of itsemployees who serve or haveserved in the Guard, Reserve.
The formal presentationwas shared with Millemployees at a meeting onJune 13. In addition to theaward and a Patriotic BossPin, Whiteley also signed aStatement of Supportdemonstrating organizationsupport for the Guard andReserve.
“At IP, we highly value thecontributions that our
employees have made asmembers of the Guard andReserves to defend our free-dom,” said Whiteley. “Wecommit to continued support
of these employees as theywork hard balancing theircareer commitments to IPand to the US ArmedForces.”
Bob Gillan, ESGR La. vice chairman, left, presented theESGR Freedom Award to International Paper Co. RedRiver Mill Manager Hunter Whiteley.
Freedom Award recognizes employerswho support guardsmen, reservists
Louisiana State Police Troop E will offer afree Traffic Incident Management (TIM) train-ing course Wednesday, June 25 from 1-5 p.m. toall local law enforcement agencies, fire depart-ments, emergency medical services personnel,communication districts and towing compa-nies.
This course focuses on traffic related scenemanagement.
The new multi-agency national TIM train-ing course equips responders with a commonset of core competencies and assists instrengthening in the areas of responder safety,safe and quick clearance, and prompt, reliable,and interoperable communication.
A major goal of this training is to develop
rapport and foster communication betweenagencies. It will also give participants a betterunderstanding of the duties and responsibili-ties of each agency and the duties of each posi-tion involved. Communication and coopera-tion are key factors.
This course will likely be a mandatory train-ing course for all those responding to crasheson Louisiana roadways. In fact, police andsome fire academies are now adopting thiscourse as part of their core curriculum. RSVPto [email protected] and indicate how many par-ticipants will be attending.
Questions or comments can be directed toSergeant Scott Dickson ([email protected])or by calling Troop E at (318) 487-5317.
State Police will give free traffic training course
From left are Rotary President Josh Manuel, TrumanMaynard and Rotarian Arthur Welsh.
Speaker talks aboutSons of AmericanRevolution to Rotary Club
The All-American Fourthof July at Celebration on theCane Friday, July 4 is a freeevent that will feature a clas-sic car show, food, music, fire-works and fun.
The festivities begin at 2p.m. with a mini-car show fea-turing classic Chevys onFront Street. Front Streetfrom Church Street to
Trudeau will be closed to traf-fic to allow for the car show.
On the riverbank, therewill be inflatable water slidesand bounce houses while foodvendors will serve treatssuch as Italian ice, funnelcakes, and meat pies. DogPound Concessions will sell$2 hotdogs and $3 hotdog com-bos. Trinket vendors will be
on site with Fourth of Julymemorabilia and souvenirs.
At 3 p.m., Shreveportnative Ken Krefft will remindeveryone of the true meaningof the Fourth of July celebra-tion by reciting theDeclaration of Independenceon the riverbank stage. Krefftwill recite the document frommemory dressed in period
attire.Musical entertainment
kicks off at 3:30 p.m. with theupbeat sounds of theMatthew Davidson Band.The Matthew Davidson Bandis a rock and blues band fromShreveport. The band willplay from 3:30 - 5 p.m.
Headliners, TheTricentennial Allstars, will
take the stage to perform aone of a kind concert prior tothe Fourth of July fireworksdisplay from 6-9 p.m. TheTricentennial Allstars is aneclectic mixture of musiciansmade up of members ofJohnny Earthquake and theMoondoogs, the HardrickRivers Revue, Bill O’Con andBadd Apple and many more
area musicians. The bandwill perform a wide variety ofrock and roll, R&B, country,blues, zydeco and more.
The festivities will con-clude with a spectacular fire-works show over Cane RiverLake at 9 p.m.
Admission to Celebrationon the Cane is free and opento the public.
July 4 Celebration on Cane won’t disappoint: classic cars, fireworks, recitation of Declaration of Independence, music
Bank of Montgomery is aSilver Sponsor of the Cityof Natchitoches Family DayThe event will be Saturday,June 28 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.Family Day will be a freeday of family friendlyactivities at City Park.Volunteers and partici-pants are welcome. Fromleft are Washington StreetBranch Manager GretchenDauzat, City ofNatchitoches CommunityOutreach and ProgramCoordinator Dallas Russelland Washington StreetHead Teller ChasitySaucier.
LifestyleSection B, Page 1
Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014
The Natchitoches Times
Corey PooleLifestyle Editor(318) 352-3618
e-mail: [email protected]
What’sYour Line?
By Marilyn Wood
This past Monday my hus-band and I celebrated our 44thwedding anniversary. We’reproud of this accomplish-ment. In 6 more years weshould hit the big 50! Ourframed marriage certificatehangs on our bedroom wall,right below our grade schoolpictures and above several pic-tures of us as a couple.
As a genealogist I realizethe importance of a marriagecertificate. Our marriage cer-tificate not only verifies whenand where we were married,but also is signed by two wit-nesses (both just happened tobe our fathers) as well as theecclesiastical person who per-formed the ceremony. Oursalso gives information aboutwhen and where the marriagelicense was acquired.
Besides marriage licensesand certificates, there areother types of marriagerecords and all are importantclues in helping you find outabout your ancestors.
The license is a legal docu-ment that allows a marriage totake place; the certificate indi-cates when it actually tookplace. Marriage bonds werewritten promises made beforethe marriage. MarriageBanns were notices usuallyposted in churches severalweeks before the event, givingfolks an opportunity to voiceany objections they mighthave. There are also churchand governments lists of mar-riages.
Over the past several years Ihave indexed lots of marriagerecords, from England (1600s -1900s), and from several statesin the U.S. Not all recordsinclude the same information,but most are helpful in glean-ing facts about the peoplewhose lives they record.
The records from Sussex,England in the mid 1600sinclude only the church, wed-ding date, and names of thegroom and his bride. Still,knowing a maiden namemight lead you to the bride’sparents; the couple’s futurechildren might be christenedin that same church. Recordsfrom Lancashire in the 1700’salso include ages (surprising-ly, most were in their late 20’sor 30’s), occupations, resi-dences, and marriage witness-es.
Ohio’s early 1900’s recordsindicate ages, occupations,parents, and even includeaddresses of the bride andgroom.
I’ve indexed lots ofLouisiana records, especiallyOrleans parish; many list notonly the bride and groom, butwhere they’re from, their age,their parents, their race, and,if previously married, the for-mer spouse and whether theywere widowed or divorced.
It is interesting to see justwhat a cosmopolitan city NewOrleans was. These mar-riages not only include peoplefrom different states, but alsoEurope, the Middle East,South and Central America,and Mexico.
With your internet connec-tion you can access marriagerecords at familysearch.orgwithout charge. Theirresearch Wiki lists helpfulstrategies to assist you.
At the NGHA library youcan find Natchitoches Parishmarriage certificates, licens-es, bonds and contracts datedfrom the early 1800s to the mid1900s. And they have freeaccess to marriage records onancestry.com.
June is traditionally themonth of weddings. Why notmake it a month for marriagesearches as well?
By Corey Poole
What makes a purse desir-able as a trendy piece of fash-ion? People struggle to own apurse with a designer’s logostamped over every squareinch or one with its creator’snamesake. They pay hundredsof dollars to get the latestfashion trend bag, or cheatwith a fake they bought offsome sketchy guy in a darkcorner at the mall.
A visual arts show at theCampti Historic MuseumThursday, June 26 from 6-8p.m. will turn the stereotypeof what’s fashionable upsidedown by featuring the uniqueand inventive creations ofJennifer Dove Cooper.
Dovetail Purses is Cooper’sforay into the world of func-tional, three-dimensional,one-of-a-kind art. Utilizingfound items including sticks,plastic jugs and wire, Cooperconstructs and paints purses.
“No two are alike, even if Itry” she notes with a laugh.
With a material list longerthan a gumbo recipe, her cre-ations take hours to finish,but Cooper likens her pursesto the soup of her native city,New Orleans, as both nourishher artistically. “It’s a labor oflove,” she says, smiling.
She received a masters offine arts in printmaking fromthe California College of theArts. Working as a high schoollibrarian in New Orleans in2001, Cooper loved seeing thecreative work produced by thestudents around her. AfterHurricane Katrina she relo-cated to Texas where shebegan her first purse project.
Dealing with life’s per-snickety details caused her toput the project on the backburner as she moved back toNew Orleans. It didn’t take toolong before she picked thepurse up again. Tackling theengineering challenge of theirdesigns, she hoped to createpurses that could actuallyfunction.
Giggling over a good secret,she described one creationthat utilized a few rolls of pen-nies concealed in the interiorof the compartment. While noone ever saw this unique addi-tion, it helped the purse keepits balance when set down ona table. “It’s all about the tin-kering,” said Cooper. “It’s notperfect, it’s experimentation. Ihope to spark people’s imagi-nations and change attitudesto view discarded objects ashidden treasures.”
Composed of things thatwere thrown away, some purs-es have old erasers for feet,water bottles or check bookboxes as the understructureand a more sculptural thanfunctional element to them.
Residing in Alexandria,Cooper keeps her roots in NewOrleans and her artisticupbringing. Before the galleryexhibition at the CamptiHistorical Museum, she willgive a lecture and demonstra-tion to a group of youths. Shehopes to spark their imagina-tions and awaken the idea that
the way trash is viewed can betransformed into a world ofendless possibilities.
Executive director and pro-gram manager for the muse-um, Donna Isaacs, saidCooper’s exhibit is the first ofmany to come. The museumdeveloped a series of art exhi-bitions celebrating localartists. A different exhibiteach month will include a les-son for kids to compliment theart.
“The series grew out of Itraining workshop I attended
at the Rapides Foundation,”said Isaacs. “I sat next toCooper and liked her fabulousart. She visited the museumand that was the beginning.”
Searching for more artiststo feature in the comingmonths, the museum wantsartist within 100 miles ofCampti to sign up for an exhi-bition.
For information call 318-476-2990, email [email protected] or goonline to camptifieldof-dreams.org.
Artist upcycles trash into treasure
Cooper visits with friends as she displays a few works inprogress.
Here are some examples of materials Cooper uses to createher purses.
“Pretty Ugly.” Cooper hand paints each purse and uses many“upcycled” materials to make them.
“Placation Staycation Placation” depicts details of an ironsecurity gate with a curved branch handle. Excited to findthis tree branch on one of her frequent walks Cooper said, “Iknew right away it would make a great handle.” She glee-fully, added, “I feel a bit like Pippi Longstocking when Ifind treasures on my walks.”
“Church State Vertigo: Nothing New” contains a cartoon-like marine creature tempted by bait inside the purse.
James Luke LaCaze, sonof Jamie and Shawn LaCaze,celebrated his first birthdayon June 7, 2014 at the home ofhis maternal grandparents,Cathy and Rodney Jacobs.
Sharing in the festivitieswere his great uncle, JoeyPeltier who celebrated his60th birthday and his greatgrandfather, Joseph Peltierwho celebrated his 34th yearas a deacon in the CatholicChurch. Among the many inattendance were LouisLaCaze, paternal grandfa-ther and Cindy Harper,paternal grandmother. Hispaternal great grandparentsare J.B. and GenevaMcCain.
Family celebrates first birthday
James Luke LaCaze
NSU will host a Fun andFitness Camp offering kidsthe opportunity to stayactive this summer and havefun doing it. The camps,located at the Wellness,Recreation and ActivityCenter, will run Monday-Friday, July 7-11, 14-18 and21-25 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.Sessions are open to childrenages 5-12 in the Natchitochesand surrounding communi-ty. Each session is $125,which includes a $25 non-transferable and nonrefund-able deposit. Campers must
bring their own lunch, how-ever, afternoon snacks willbe provided throughout theweek. Participants willengage in a variety of activi-ties including aerobics,sports, arts and crafts andmore. Tennis shoes and ath-letic clothes must be worn.Registration forms are avail-able online atwrac.nsula.edu/fun-fitness-summer-day-camp, at thefront desk of the WRAC, orby contacting the campdirector at 318-357-5341 or [email protected].
Enjoying the fun at camp from left are Taylor Eubanks,Kellie Lewis, Kaylee Stacey, and Bella Frederick.
Camp offers fun and fitness
Northwestern State University President Dr. Randall J. Webb, center, greeted fourNorthwestern State students who will participate in next week’s Miss Louisiana Pageantin Monroe. The pageant finals are on Saturday and will be telecast around the state.Along with Webb are, from left, Taylor Walker of Shreveport, Miss Louisiana Delta; ToriThompson of Humble, Texas, Miss Holiday in Dixie, Taylor Layman of Saint Gabriel,the 2014 Miss Northwestern Lady of the Bracelet, and Breanna Collier of Bossier City,Miss Natchitoches. Thompson and Collier are former Miss Northwestern – Ladies of theBracelet. Shannon Byrd of Marshall, Texas, Miss Louisiana Watermelon Festival, andalumna Alyson Humphrey of Bossier City, Miss Spirit of the Red, will also be in thepageant.
“It takes a village to raise achild, and I truly believe that,”said Bobby Benjamin, quotingan old proverb.
The NatchitochesRecreation and ParksDepartment, located at 660MLK Dr., needs volunteersfrom the community to helpwith summer programs. Thestaff wants to utilize therecreation center by givingpeople the opportunity to par-ticipate in free, low cost activ-ities during the day, eveningand weekend.
As a new volunteer at thedepartment, Benjamin coach-es 13 and 14-year-old boys onthe City League basketballteam. “Many people havestepped up into these rolesover the years. I’m just follow-ing in their path,” he said.
Formerly working as acoach for GL ParksElementary, Benjamin’s sonKimani joined the CityLeague team. Being awayfrom coaching for a whileafter taking a new position,
Benjamin called the center toask about becoming a volun-teer. He saw volunteering as achance for him to get backinto it and give back to thekids. “It helps in my line ofwork to keep relevant with thekids,” he said. “It lets me dowhat I love, which is coachingand teaching.”
Volunteer JerecusAnderson coaches kids in foot-ball and basketball. “We didn’thave these kinds of programswhen we were younger.Having these programs avail-able helps kids with sportsfundamentals while helpingthe community too,” he said.
He described how the pro-gram grows every year. Hefeels the programs offer kidswithin the community some-thing to do so they stay out oftrouble while they’re out ofschool for the summer.
Both Anderson andBenjamin stressed how thekids who participate in theprograms are able to learnand hone skills that help them
go on to play sports when theyreach high school.
“We’re teaching them morethan football and basketballskills, we’re teaching themhow to interact as an adult byhelping them develop socialskills. We’re teaching themhow to live positively,” saidBenjamin.
What a community impartson the children should be pos-itive and help them grow asindividuals. As a member ofthe graduate chapter of theOmega Psi Phi fraternity,Benjamin feels it’s importantfor organizations to getinvolved with the youth aswell. The chapter helped theCity League team purchaseshirts for all its members.
“It’s important to volunteerbecause it’s a chance to giveback and be a positive impacton the children we interactwith. There’s so many nega-tive images about the area, wewant to give kids positive rolemodels and something posi-tive to do,” said Benjamin.
Teachers are needed for thefollowing areas: art, cooking,safety, abstinence, dance, car-dio, yoga, zumba, nutrition,Spanish, French, vocal, par-enting, sewing, future entre-preneurs, Microsoft for begin-ners, interviewing, collegeprep and tutoring. Thoseinterested in teaching or par-ticipating in one of the classescontact 318-357-3891.
Amanda Dyan McClainentered the sanctuary of his-toric Trinity EpiscopalChurch of Galveston, Texas at5 p.m. Saturday, March 8, 2014to become the bride of AlexKunec.
The bride is the daughter ofVictor and Laura McClain ofNatchitoches. She is thegranddaughter of Ben andClara Grannemann of Hepler,Kan., and Charles and thelate Polly McClain ofFranklin, N.C.
The groom is the son ofNestor and Jacki Kunec ofBonnyville, Alberta, Canada.He is the grandson of the lateMichael and Mary Kunec ofLessard, Alberta, Canada andMarilyn and the late RobertBarteaux of Joplin, Mo.
Founded in 1841, and com-pleted in 1857, TrinityEpiscopal Church is one ofthe two oldest churches inGalveston. The handmadepews, 20 stained glass win-dows and historic pipe organcreated a beautiful setting forthe double ring ceremony.
The Rev. Susan Kennardperformed the ceremony.Jennifer Blanchard, matronof honor, Jacki Kunec, moth-er of the groom, and LauraMcClain, mother of the bride,read scriptures.
Nationally acclaimed con-cert organist Ronald Wyattprovided music for the cere-mony. The 69-rank Austinorgan, completed in 1989, wel-comed the guests withHornpipe (Water Music), G.F.Handel, for the wedding pro-cessional. The bridal proces-sional was Rigaudon, AndreCampra. The recessional wasSymphonie 1: Final, LouisVierne.
Given in marriage by herparents, the bride’s fatherescorted her down the aisle.The bride wore an EnzoniHalona strapless weddinggown. The sophisticated silkydupion wedding gown fea-tured a drop waist fit andflare silhouette with a pleatedbodice and a boldly beaded
strapless sweetheart neckline.A fingertip veil, with delicateembellished edge, completedthe ensemble. She carried abouquet composed of varyingshades of pink hydrangea,roses, cabbage roses, peonies,ranunculus and dusty miller.
Bridesmaids were JenniferBlanchard, matron of honor,and Sabrina Westerfeld,friend of the bride, andAlisha Kunec, sister-in-law ofthe groom, and MarieMcClain, sister-in-law of thebride. The attendants worefloor length mercury sleeve-less chiffon dresses withcharmeuse banded empirewaists and ruffled backdetails. Bridesmaids carriedsmall pink bouquets identicalto the brides.
Honorary flower girl,Colette McClain, niece of thebride, dressed in a whitesmocked dress with pinkunderlay. Honorary ringbearers were Ian McClain,nephew of the bride, and ColtKunec, nephew of the groom.The ring bearers wore blacktuxedos.
The mother of the bridewore a deep plum floor lengthgown with lace yoke. Themother of the groom wore asleeveless calf length tealgown with side rouging,which she made herself. Bothmothers carried small pinknosegays.
The groom’s brothers, Nickand Nathan Kunec, served asgroomsmen with MikeAlonzo, friend of the groomand Keegan McClain, brotherof the bride. Eddie Ok andCurtis Leibel served as ush-ers. Kristi Barr, fiancé of thegroom’s brother, and MelissaBonnette, a friend of thebride, served as guest bookattendants.
After the ceremony, guestsshowered the couple withmulti-colored flutter fetti asthey exited the church. Thecouple rode to the receptionthrough historic downtownGalveston in a horse drawncarriage.
A reception followed theceremony at The SamHouston Room of the historicTremont House. Theentrance hall displayedframed photos of the couple,along with three generations
of family wedding photos ofparents, grandparents, andgreat grandparents.Beautiful floral arrangementsof various shades of pinkhydrangea, peonies and cab-bage roses decorated the can-dle lit, white linen drapedtables. Framed quotes, hand-picked by the bride, wereplaced at each table. Thebride and groom’s sweethearttable contained the quote“When two souls, which havesought each other for, howev-er long the throng, have final-ly found each other…a union,fiery and pure as they them-selves are…begins on earthand continues forever in heav-en. –Victor Hugo”
A brushed nickel “K”topped the three tiered wed-ding cake, decorated with asingle pink peony.Bridesmaids and friends ofthe bride, Alisha Kunec,Marie McClain, JenniferBlanchard, SabrinaWesterfeld, Kristi Barr,Melissa Bonnette, Kelli Todd,and Megan Ebarb all joinedthe bride in a “cake pull”before the couple had their
traditional first bite of thecake.
The “cake pull” is a tradi-tion, dating back to Victoriantimes, in which tiny charms,made of silver with ribbonsattached, were placed insidethe cake. Each charm tells afortune or prediction for thefuture and is a quaint memen-to of the wedding celebration.
Guests were treated to anevening of dinner and danc-ing. A candy buffet and photobooth added to the evenings’celebration.
The inclusion of three oftheir grandparents among theguests made the couple feelhonored. Friends and rela-tives attended from Canada,Egypt, Kansas, Virginia,Arizona, North Carolina,Florida, Missouri, Texas andLouisiana.
Amanda is employed as ateacher at Willow Wood Jr.High and Alex is aMechanical Engineer forCanrig Drilling Technologyin Houston. Following a sum-mer European honeymoon,the couple will reside inTomball, Texas.
McClain-Kunec
Amanda Dyan McClain and Alex Kunec
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Bob Gillan presented Bill Finical with a certificate ofsupport in honor and memory of M/SGT William W.Finical of the United States Air Force. Regional Directorfor Modern Woodmen, David Upchurch, came to thepark committee to help finish construction by making adonation to go toward the lighting of the flag.
Desiree Dyess received an certificate for supporting theNatchitoches Parish Veterans and Memorial Park. Sheand her husband Dan contributed toward the completionof the park. Bricks for the next round of paving are avail-able for purchase until Aug. 1. Anyone interested in buy-ing one can pick up a form from the Chamber or throughRobert Black at the Natchitoches Parish Library.
DJ Fast Traffic brings liveentertainment and summermusic to the downtown river-bank this evening, from 5-10p.m.
An appreciation benefitwill be held for McKindleyHoover Sr. in honor of his 32years of service in lawenforcement. The event willbe at the Royal Palace inNatchez Saturday, June 21 at 3p.m. For information, contactDoris Hoover at 318-332-8119.
The deadline for theNatchitoches ChristmasFestival Poster Contestextended to Friday, July 18.
The NatchitochesRecreation and ParksDepartment, 660 MLK Dr.,seeks volunteers from thecommunity to help with sum-mer programs. Are youretired, unemployed, or justwant to devote time to some-thing meaningful? The depart-ment wants to utilize therecreation center by givingpeople the opportunity to par-ticipate in free, low cost activ-ities during the day, eveningand weekend. Teachers areneeded for the following areas:art, cooking, safety, absti-nence, dance, cardio, yoga,zumba, nutrition, Spanish,French, vocal, parenting,sewing, future entrepreneurs,Microsoft for beginners, inter-viewing, college prep andtutoring. Those interested inteaching or participating inone of the classes contact 318-357-3891.
NSU’s Office ofElectronic and ContinuingEducation will offer a drivereducation course in June. Theclass will be held in SouthHall from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.The course will include 30hours of classroom instruc-tion with a minimum of eighthours of driving. A drivingschedule will be set once theclass begins. Those who enrollmust be at least 15 at the startof class and will receive a cer-tificate upon successful com-pletion. For class dates ormore information, call (800)376-2422 or (318) 357-6355 or e-mail [email protected].
The American CancerSociety’s “Seersucker,Sandals, and Sundresses” willbe Thursday, August 21 from
6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at TheLanding Restaurant. In addi-tion to tickets for the event,the general public is invited topurchase a “Jar of Hope” trib-ute for $25 in honor or in mem-ory of those that have hadbeen affected by cancer. Eachname will be listed in theevent program. The “Jars ofHope” will be placed aroundthe event, and may be taken bythose who purchased them atthe conclusion of theevening’s activities. For infor-mation, contact Amy Davis, at318.609.3280 or [email protected] or RachelStern, at 318-219-1668.
A 102-year celebration ofLincoln Institute,Natchitoches Parish TrainingSchool, and Central HighSchool (LNC) will be Friday-Sunday, July 4-6. For informa-tion on registration and par-ticipation call 318-352-7727.
Fort St. Jean Baptisteoffers “Teaching ColonialNatchitoches,” a three-daycourse designed for teacherslooking to incorporate hands-on methods in teaching localhistory, July 15-17 from 10 a.m.– 2 p.m. For information, call318- 357-3101.
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will be offered through NSUJune 3-27, July 1-31 and Aug. 1-29 from 10:30-11:30 a.m. eachTuesday, Wednesday andThursday at the RobertWilson Recreation Complexpool. For information, call 318-357-5682.
The Natchitoches ArtGuild is issuing a call to artfor participation in theNatchitoches Art Guild 21stAnnual Juried Competitionand Exhibition scheduled forAugust. Information andprospectus is available fordownload on the guild websiteat www.natchitochesart-guild.org or calling the galleryat 318-352-1626.
NSU’s Office ofElectronic and ContinuingEducation will offer a LAConcealed Carry Class onJune 28, 2014 from 8am-6pm inSouth Hall. This course is aone day, nine hour course forLouisiana residents age 21and older who want to obtaina Concealed Handgun Permit.Taught by certified instruc-tors, participants will learnpistol shooting fundamentals,safe handling, use of forcelaws, etc. For more informa-tion or to register please call318-357-6355 or email [email protected].
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Emery, Beau and Olivia Bryant ate donuts at the breakfast.
Fay’s Daycare and Learning Center hosted a “Donuts withDad” breakfast Friday, June 13. Fathers visited their chil-dren to enjoy donuts and juice with them. Roderic andRonnie Wilson enjoyed spending quality time together.
Tim and Westin Keylooked at a homemadeFather’s Day card.
Andre and Karson Vigespent time together enjoy-ing the donuts and timetogether.
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Summer Happenings
Juneteenth celebration kicks off with flag raisingCommunity members gath-
ered together at the Dr. MartinLuther King Jr. MemorialTriangle to raise theJuneteenth flag for the firsttime in Natchitoches. The cer-emony began the three-daycelebration of AfricanAmerican culture and tradi-tions. The bursting star on theflag represents a new star, newfreedom and a new people.The red, white, and blue col-ors communicate that theAmerican Slaves, and theirdescendants were allAmericans.
Judy Daniels, director ofthe Freedom School in Camptibrought a group of students toperform a special song,“Something Inside So Strong.”Through the Children’sDefense Fund, founded byMarian Wright Edelman, theschool offers area children acomprehensive reading pro-gram during the summer. Thegoal is to help kids improvetheir reading so they won’t befar behind when schoolresumes.
Bernard Johnson, presi-dent of the Richard JohnsonRegional ImprovementFoundation said the event isjust one of many projects cur-rently underway. The goal is toraise awareness and commu-nity and economic develop-ment.
The celebration continuestoday, Saturday, June 21 at 10a.m. at the MLK CommunityPark with a Family Day.Events include a tug-o-warand three-on-three basketballtournament, dance, poetry,key note speakers and a DJand live entertainment.
Community members inattendance included PastorSteve Harris, Desiree Dyess,Ralph Wilson, Tim Key andPeggy Davis. Davis spoke tothose assembled on theAffordable Healthcare Act andthe importance of signing upwhen enrollment opens onNov. 15.
Harris led everyone inprayer during the ceremony,and the flag raising kicked offa weekend full of fun events.
Members of the LouisianaNational Guard raised theJuneteenth flag.
Bernard Johnson spoke onthe EmancipationProclamation and the devel-opment and meaning of theJuneteenth flag.
Judy Daniels, director of the Freedom School in Campti, brought a group of students to per-form the song, “Something Inside So Strong” during the ceremony. From left are AntuanNash, Deloris White, Shakayla Browder, Devin Helaire, Deron Williams, William Brew,Simon Messengmba, Landon Vaughn, Shaneta Williams, Matthew Johnson, Udonis Jones,Breanna Davis and Airamya Williams. Go online to the Natchitoches Times Facebook pagefor a video of the performance.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY forSaturday, June 21, 2014:
This year you are unusually cre-ative, and you don’t mince words.You are direct yet very nurturingto your inner circle of friends andloved ones. You maintain a highprofile and often take the lead. Ifyou are single, you naturally willmeet someone of interest simplyby living your life. Always keepyour long-term relationship goalsin mind. If you are attached, thetwo of you enjoy spending timetogether more and more. You arelikely to make a major purchasethis year as a couple. TAURUSwill always be a loyal friend.
The Stars Show the Kind of DayYou’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult
ARIES (March 21-April 19) HHHH Make this a people day.
Drag your friends out to a base-ball game or some other funsports event that many of youenjoy. You’ll put that extra oomphinto whatever you do. Othersadmire the fact that you do every-thing 100 percent. Tonight: Out onthe town.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) HHH You might not be in sync
with many people around you.Perhaps you want to take a breakfrom your daily hassles andbecome unavailable. You may feelas if you don’t have the energy togo through any interpersonalrelating right now. Tonight:Maintain a low profile.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20)HHHH You might go overboard,
no matter what you choose to do.You like what you are doing, andyou can’t seem to get enough ofthe good times. You could pushsomeone away by being excessive.Reach out to a friend you oftenwant to spend time with. Tonight:Make it early.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) HHHH The Sun moves into your
sign, announcing its presencewith the summer solstice. If youare not invited to a party to cele-brate the season, decide to throwone yourself. A parent mightencourage you to play a moreactive role in your social life.Tonight: The later, the better.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHH If you are in the mood for
a daytrip, take off early. You couldhave mixed feelings about a lovedone who might be meeting youhalfway on your excursion. Try toavoid crowds as long as you can,as you will enjoy the quiet of vis-iting with only a few people.Tonight: Call the shots.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) HHHH You might want to under-
stand more of what is expectedfrom you. You will want to joinfriends, but you won’t be in syncwith the details of their plans.Don’t make it a big deal, and let goof some discomfort. Tonight: Beentertained, rather than enter-taining others.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)HHHH One-on-one relating
gives you the most satisfaction.However, there is so much goingon that you might not be able totake as much time during the daywith a key person as you’d like.Make plans for later today to visit.Tonight: Let someone else makethe first move.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)HHH Continue with plans to
throw yourself into a project thatyou feel must be done. Do not min-imize what is happening with aspecial person in your life. Makeplans with this person in the nearfuture. You will relax more onceyou have a chat. Tonight:Suddenly, so many invitations.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)HHHH You might want to
respond to a loved one who keepstossing new opportunities yourway. You could feel overwhelmedby everything that is going onbetween you. Tap into your inge-nuity when trying to appeal toyour sweetie. Tonight: Be yournaughty self.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) HHH You might need some time
at home with a roommate, a pet ora loved one. You put so much ofyourself into everything you do,it’s no wonder you might feeldrained. Recharge your batteriesbefore your energy dips anylower. Tonight: Play it low-key.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) HHHH You are full of energy,
and you’ll want to touch basewith several important people inyour life. If you have no plans,you are likely to have some by thetime you complete your to-do list.Don’t accept any invitation thatdoes not intrigue or delight you.Tonight: Hang close to home.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) HHH Pay your bills first, and
then make sure your checkbook isbalanced before going windowshopping. You’ll want to make agood choice for you. Some of youmight be looking for a gift for aloved one. Be careful, as you easi-ly could go overboard. Tonight: Itis your treat.
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Bonjour, Natchitoches!When life hands you
lemons…..Today’s drink article is
dedicated to the beautifullemon.
Now, I sat and ponderedfor a few days on a story thatI thought this fine yellow cit-rus could represent. And,each time I thought of thelemon, my mind wanderedtowards the idea of attitude.What attitude do you use onan every day basis? Howdoes your attitude mix withothers?
If you take a slice oflemon and taste it, your tastebuds will hit a shock wavefilled with an intense sour,and tart taste. Your lips willpucker up into the infamous“duck” pose! And, tears maybead down your cheeks fromsquinted eyes. The lemon byitself has an acidic sting tothe mouth.
Can we say that a bad atti-tude could represent alemon? If we as humans onlylook at the world with a sourperspective, how can weexpect positive results with-in our lives?
The same idea pertains tothe art of Mixology. Whenone is preparing a cocktail,that individual must keep inmind the certain ingredientshe or she will be using.
As you all learned frommy first article, tequila andtomato juice just do notmesh! But, a lot of us are sostubborn. Sometimes, we getstuck in the same attitude.We just keep adding tequilaand tomato juice over andover expecting a betterresult each time. Then, weget upset when we are dis-gusted by the negative tasteof our cocktail.
Now, keep in mind, somefolks just prefer tequila intheir tomato juice. You can-not help everyone.
What I would like foreveryone to take fromtoday’s article, is to stayPOSITIVE! From themoment that you awake, lookat the world in a new light.Mix a healthy, happy attitudeinto your day. Instead ofcomplaining about your job,your friends, your outfit forthe day, kickstart your soul
with gratitude! Blend thesweet in with the sour.Expand your life with enthu-siastic ingredients. Concoctyour PERFECT day!
So, when life hands youlemons, make yourself aLouisiana Lemon BarMartini. YUM!
I wish all of you a wonder-ful weekend. And, rememberthat you are in charge ofdesigning and encouraginglife for yourself and others.Keep your head up no matterwhat!
The world carries a lot oflemons. What will you makewith them?
Laissez Le Bon LemonRouler!!
LOUISIANA LEMON BAR MARTINIIngredients:
• Southern Comfort Whiskey• 1 Whole Lemon• Muddling Tool• Small Fruit Knife• Small Cutting Board• Simple Syrup• Cocktail Shaker w/ Lid• Ice• Martini Glass• Citrus Peeler• Powdered Sugar
Directions:
• Take your citrus peeler, and peel off the rind of your lemon. Set aside the lemon skin in a small bowl or cup.
• Cut a few slices from your lemon on your cutting board with your small knife.
• Toss the lemon slices into your cocktail shaker. • Add one TSP of powdered sugar on top of your lemon slices. • Take your muddler, and slowly grind together the lemon
slices and powdered sugar. • Take two TSP of your simple syrup, and combine them with
the sugared lemons. After a few twists of your muddling tool, you should have a nice pulp in the bottom of your cocktail glass.
• Once you feel like your lemons, sugar, and simple syrup have combined nicely, add into your cocktail shaker half a cup of ice.
• Add 3.5 ounces of Southern Comfort Whiskey. • Take your martini glass, and run a lemon slice around the
rim of the glass and then run your glass into a small bowl of powdered sugar so that the rim is covered in the white delight of sweetness!
• Remember that lemon peel that you set aside? Place that lemon peel into the bottom of your glass.
• Put the lid onto your cocktail shaker, and SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE!!!! Shake what your Southern Mama gave you!!
• Once the outside of your cocktail shaker feels extremely chilled, pour your concoction into your martini glass.
• Last, kick your feet up, and savor your delicious POSITIVE filled glass of HAPPY spirit.
Just a recommendation: youshould blast AlanisMorissette’s “Hand in MyPocket” whilst preparing thiscocktail for a positive song tomix by.
Cane River Stitchers will meet Monday,June 23 at 10 a.m. at the First PresbyterianChurch, 114 Bienville St. Joy McCrory, a mem-ber of the group, will demonstrate and displayvarious methods of decorating picture framesthat will be appropriate for various décor atthe meeting. Attendees should bring items toshare during “Show and Tell” time.
The organization, founded in 2002, is dedi-
cated to learning about needle arts such asknitting, crocheting, quilting and piecing,embroidery, needle point, cross stitching andother techniques. The group meets on thefourth Monday of each month except inDecember, or if it conflicts with a national hol-iday. Annual membership dues are $10 and thegroup is open to the public for interested par-ties to participate in.
CRS member demonstrates techniques
Lori Tate visited family inZachary and attended aMartins concert featuringMark Lowry at theGreenwell Springs BaptistChurch in Central CitySaturday, May 10. While intown to visit her daughterand son-in-law, Lorie andBrant Speer, Tate received atreat when Lowry took heron a backstage tour at theconcert. Lowry is wellknown among Bill Gaitherfollowers as a superb come-dian and vocalist. His mostnotable song is “ Mary DidYou Know.” As Tate waitedin the back hallway for thecar to pick her up, she raninto Lowry and her daughterasked for a quick picture, towhich he agreed. Tate said,“I had a wonderful time andwouldn’t have missed it forthe world.”
On the rocks...and around the bottle
By Morgan Lasyone
“It’s loose!”Depending on what is
happening at the moment,those could be very goodwords.
If you are working on theplumbing in your house andtrying to replace a fixture,those words mean success.After years of not being dis-turbed, plumbing joints andfixtures can freeze up. Caremust be taken loosening aplumbing fixture otherwiseyou risk flooding a room ofyour house. I also knowwhat happens when the pipewrench hits the bottom of
that porcelain seat in thebathroom.
For a child anticipatingthe first visit of the toothfairy, those words bringhope. The baby tooth hasworked its way loose andonce extracted from themouth can produce finan-cial rewards if placed undera pillow. In listening to chil-dren talk about this, I amglad to report that the toothfairy has adjusted herreward for inflation. Back inthe day, a tooth brought aquarter at the most. I havelearned the tooth fairy dealswith paper money now.
Having something loosecan be bad news too. If thewhatchamacallit has comeloose from the thingamaboband a service call isrequired to rejoin these twoobjects, those words arenever good to hear. Theother day at the skeet shoot-ing tournament a couple ofcords came loose and the
clays wouldn’t fly. I have aloose electrical connectionin my house that I will even-tually call and have fixed.Until then, the lights some-times go out for no reason,except the wire is loose.
If the lion, tiger, or bearhas managed to escape theconfines of the cage and isroaming the zoo, that is notgood news. You would notwant to be at the zoo the dayone of those animals gotloose.
I won’t delve into theissue of those people whohave a “screw loose” in theirheads. We have all met them.Sometimes we are them!
“It’s loose!”I heard those words last
Sunday. I had backed theboat down the ramp into thewater. I need to determine ifboating on a Sunday is someviolation of ministerialdecorum. Yes sports fans, Ihave learned to handle the29 foot extension to my
truck. I am not brilliant, butI have not taken out any util-ity poles or automobiles,yet! I am no longer afraid ofreverse.
I had removed all theclips, clamps, and knots thatkeep the boat on the trailerwhen I am driving. I hadbacked into the water andwas almost proud of my pre-cision. I did note that I hadbacked a bit too far into thewater. I pulled forward a tad.
Funny thing about a pon-toon boat, it doesn’t takemuch water to float it. Notmuch at all, really. In pullingthe trailer forward just asmidge, I freed the boat. It’sloose was a reference to myboat floating away. It wasgood news and bad news allin the same sentence.
The boat was loose andfloating away. The goodnews was that it had onlyfloated off of the trailer; ithad not floated away from
the trailer. I did discoverthat when your investmentis floating away, you becomeagile again. I saved the boat.It is a good thing too. A fewmiles down the Cane I cameacross a church member ona dead jet ski in the middleof the Cane. I towed him toShell Beach. It goes down asone of the few times, as apreacher, I have actuallydone something helpful!
He just knew I would usehis story as a sermon illus-tration or a newspaper arti-cle. He didn’t know that mylaunching of the boat wouldtrump his dead jet ski!
My goal is to spend a dayon the boat and have noth-ing happen that is reportedto the kids. My boat rideSunday was an exercise indrying off after diving it torescue the loose boat. Iscored the day as a two. I res-cued one boat and oneboater. The story was told to
the children with quite a dif-ferent slant. My heroicswere described as antics.The children, who are par-tial owners of the boat,upped the insurance on theboat.
The Apostle Pauldescribed himself as thechief of sinners. With allthe dumb things I do, I wantto say to Paul, move overbuddy I have you beat. Iremind myself of the versethat says, “If we confess oursins, He is faithful and justand will forgive our sins.”
Confession begins theprocess by which Jesus for-gives us and heals us fromthe hurt that sin causes.When you confess your sinsyou start something good foryour life. You allow Jesusinto your life and he can freeyou from the noose of sin.Through the grace of Jesus,you can say about your soul:
“It’s loose!”
It’s loose: Allow Jesus to remove the noose of sin
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Religious differences can be funnyPONDERINGS
By the Rev.Doug de
GraffenriedPastor at
First UnitedMethodistChurch
Local celebrity to host art show at LSMSA
Wine pairingdinner willtake placeover ValentineDay weekend
Rapides Foundation to dispense grant money
Bethel Baptist Churchwill hold an installationservice for their newPastor and wife, Rev. andSis. Waddell Smith,Sunday, June 29 at 3 p.m.
Friendship BaptistChurch will hold installa-tion services for Rev.Alfred Houston Saturday,June 21 at 3 p.m.
New Beulah BaptistAssociation will host aBible Quiz Bowl Saturday,June 21 at 10 a.m. at theUnited MBC in Natchez.
Lighthouse MBC willcelebrate its UsherAnniversary Sunday,June 22 at 2:30 p.m. withPastor Albert Gille of St.Martha Baptist Church.
Calvary BaptistChurch, 312 Hwy 3191 inOak Grove past theCountry Club, will hostVacation Bible SchoolSunday-Thursday, June22-27 from 5:30-8:30 p.m.The theme is “Agency 3D.”Classes are open to chil-dren ages three througheight grade. For informa-tion call 318-352-5017.
Asbury UMC will holdits “38th Parade of SaladsProgram” Sunday, June 22at 11 a.m. celebrating theChristian ministry of thechurch. Minister MaryByers will be the guestspeaker for the occasion.
St. Joseph BaptistChurch, Hwy. 6 East inGrand Ecore will cele-brate its 148th anniver-sary Sunday, June 22 at 3p.m. Guests includePastor Darreyl Clark ofAbiding Faith Church.
Restoration ApostolicMinistries, 175Fairgrounds Rd., willhold a revival withEvangelist Jerry McGeeof Freedom CrusadeMinistries in NorthCarolina Tuesday andWednesday, June 24-25 at 7p.m. For information call318-332-0941.
Living Word Ministries,1401 Welch St., will hold aVacation Bible SchoolWednesday-Friday, June25-27 at 6:30 p.m. nightly.Saturday, June 28 theywill fellowship with fami-
ly and friends atAbundant Life on BenDrive. Family and friendswill gather for a celebra-tion at Living WordMinistries, Sunday, June29 at 9:45 a.m. MinisterCarl Scott of Houston willattend.
Pentecost BaptistChurch, 9425 Hwy. 1South in Natchez, willhold a pre-anniversarymusical for Pastor Joe Sr.and Dorothy WilliamsSaturday, June 28 at 7 p.m.with guests ChristianBaptist, Soulette, GodExtra Anointed one,Singer Star and RonaldLynn and TCS.
Reuniting With ChristMinistry, 3567 Hwy. 156in Creston, will hold asummer Women’sConference, Saturday andSunday, June 28-29. Thetheme of the “Women ofExcellence equipped withWeapons of Warfare” con-ference is “Royal Heirs toa Heavenly Throne.”Speakers include ElderSandra Jenkins of SJMinistries in Covington,Geo; Minister KatrinaRoberson-Evans of NorthStar Baptist Church inPowhattan; and PastorNettie Ranel of St. PaulAME in Madison, Miss.The conference will beginat 10 a.m. Saturday andclimax Sunday at 2 p.m.Call 318-527-0763 for infor-mation.
Mt. Pilgrim BaptistChurch in Clarence willhold a fellowship pro-gram in honor of the old-est deacon, Silas LynchSaturday, June 28 at 6 p.m.along with the GigalBaptist Church MaleChoir.
Lighthouse MBC inCampti will hold a PewRally Program Sunday,July 6 at 2:30 p.m. withEvangelist CaltreenPayton of the Mt. PilgrimBaptist Church.
Freedom Life Church,1530 Keyser Ave., will holdVacation Bible SchoolMonday-Thursday, July 7-10 from 9 a.m. - noon. Thetheme is “Jungle Safari.”Kids will explore thenature of God. Pre-regis-tration is required from
June 25-28 from 10 a.m. - 1p.m. For information call318-352-1210.
United MBC, located inNatchez, will host a LoveNight Explosion forArthur “Pig” ManningSaturday, July 12 at 6 p.m.Performers includeRichard Frank and familyof Ville Platte, Ron Lynand TCS of Natchitoches,The Anointed Silver Starsof Simmsport, The NewDisciples of Natchitoches,The Chosen Voices ofRuston, Big Show and theQuartet Boyz of Zwolleand Redeemed ofShreveport. For informa-tion call 318-527-9462.
Unity OutreachMinistries in Clarencewill hold a Love and JoyAppreciation Celebrationfor Pastor Douglas andSis. Martha RelifordSunday, July 13 at 2 p.m.Guests include PastorAlfred Williams III of theSt. Peter Baptist Churchin Campti and the St.Peter Praise Team.
First Baptist Church onNorth Street will hold aWomen’s ConferenceFriday, July 18 at 7 p.m.The theme is “Blessedand Delivered.” Speakersinclude Minister MerryByers, Pastor Del MarieStampley and PastorGlenda Hyde.
St. Paul MBC in theBermuda Communitywill hold a Vacation BibleSchool, Monday-Friday,July 21-25 from 5:30-7 p.m.Emphasis will be onhuman responsibility andpartnership with God.There will be biblelessons, activities, gamesand refreshments. Thetheme is “Keeping YourSpace Clean and Green.”For information call 318-357-0861.
A grief support groupmeets the fourthThursday at 5:30 p.m. inthe church hall at St.Anthony of Padua at 911Fifth St. in Natchitoches.Anyone experiencing aloss may attend.
United MethodistChurch in Montgomeryhas AA meetingsWednesdays at 7 p.m.
Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014 THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES 5B
BAPTIST
LUTHERAN CHRIST THE KING
LUTHERAN CHURCH 305 Royal St. at South Dr.
352-8708 Sunday School 9:00AM Sunday Worship 10:15 AM www.CelebratingJesus.net
NON- DENOMINATIONAL
FREEDOM LIFE CHURCH New facility now open
Located at 1530 Keyser Ave. Sundays at 10:30am
Wednesdays at 6:30pm Contemporary praise & worship
Inspiring messages KidZone (ages 0-12) every service
9th Hour Youth – Wednesday 6:30pm
OASIS OF LOVE 7681 Hwy 1 Bypass • 318-357-0487
Sunday 10:30 AM Wednesday 6:00 PM
Preaching The Message Of The Cross www.oasisoflovefellowship.org
RIVER COMMUNITY CHURCH 1110 College Ave • 318-238-3444
Pastor Ellis E. Newman Sunday @ 10:00 AM
Wednesday @ 6:30 PM Prayer: Tuesday @ 7:00 PM
PENTECOSTAL
METHODIST ASBURY UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH 704 Fifth Street, Natchitoches, L a
318.352.2752 Rev. Karli D. Pidgeon, Pastor Sunday School @ 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service @ 11:00 a.m.
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 411 Second St. • 357-8296 Pastor Doug deGraffenried
8:45 a.m. Worship (In Sanctuary) 9:30 a.m. Worship (In Crossroads)
9:30 a.m. SPLASH for kids 10:45 a.m. Worship (In Crossroads)
7 TH /12 TH Grade Youth Sundays 4:30 p.m. (Family Life Center)
Club 345 Third Sunday 4:15p.m. for 3rd, 4th, 5th Graders
Children’s Choir Wednesday 4:30 p.m. for Pre-K 6:00 p.m. for K-1st
6:30 p.m. for 2nd-5th Nursery: Infant thru 4 years
www.fumcnla.org
WEAVER UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1750 Hwy. 120 • Flora, La. The Rev. John Foster, Pastor Sunday Worship: 8:00 a.m. Sunday School: 9:00 a.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST LAKE STREET
CHURCH OF CHRIST 1307 Lake St. • 352-6474
Sunday 9:00 AM Bible Study 10:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Evening Worship
Wed. 7:00 PM Evening Service
PRESBYTERIAN FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH PC (USA) 114 Bienville & Hwy 1 S. • 352-3016
Rev. Kathy Muder Sunday School: 9:45 AM
Sunday Worship: 11:00 AM Potluck Dinner - 3rd Wednesday
of Each Month at 6:15 PM website: www.fpcnatchitoches.org “A Small Church A Large Family”
ROMAN CATHOLIC HOLY CROSS
CATHOLIC CHURCH 129 Second Street • 352-2615
Father Jason Gootee DAILY MASS
Tues. & Wed. - 5:30 PM Friday 8:30 AM
Sunday Vigil on Saturday @ 4:00 PM
Sunday Mass 11:00 AM & 5:00 PM
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH 533 Second St. • 352-3113
Sunday 8:00AM Sunday School Sunday 9:00AM The Holy Eucharist Sunday 10:30AM The Holy Eucharist Wed 5:15PM, The Holy Eucharist
Celebrated in the Parish Hall The Rev’d Richard Taylor,
Rector-locum tenens www.trinityparish.info
EPISCOPAL
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FULL GOSPEL EL BETHEL FULL GOSPEL
HOUSE OF REFUGE, INC.
4198 Old River Road, Natchez, LA 318-658-5803
Sunday School 9:45 AM SundayWorship 11:00 AM
Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 PM This is a Church for All People
If there are changes made in your church, the changes will not
be reflected in the directory unless someone calls and
requests changes.
FAITH FAMILY CHURCH Faith Christian Academy
131 Sorgee Rd. • 318-357-1315 Sunday @ 10:30 AM & 6:00 PM
Youth Sunday @ 6:00 PM Wednesday @ 6:30 PM
Adopt-A-Block Saturday @ 10:30 AM
Pastors Steve and Teri Ciaccio “Where Friends Become Family” www.faithfamilynatchitoches.com
COLDWATER BAPTIST CHURCH 6558 Hwy 6 West • 354-1777
Rev. Rickey Robertson Sunday School 9:30
Worship Service 10:30 Sunday Evening 6:00
Wednesday Night 6:00
CRESTON BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday Bible Study – 10am
Sunday Worship – 11am & 6pm Wednesday Prayer Svc & Meal – 6:30pm Hwy 9 & Hwy 156 (near Black Lake)
Pastor Turman Leach
EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH 4473 Hwy 3278 • 352-4652
Rev. John R. Elliott Sunday School 9:45 AM
Children’s Church 11 AM Sunday Worship 11 AM & 6 PM Wednesday Night Services 7 PM
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH First Baptist Church 508 Second Street 352-3737 Rev. Thomas Rush, Pastor
Morning Worship 9:30 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM www.fbcnatchitoches.net
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF ROBELINE
7739 Oak St. Robeline, La Bro. Brian Ray • 472-1088 Sunday School 10:00 AM
Sunday Worship: 11:00AM & 6:00PM Wednesday Prayer Service 6:30 PM
GRAND ECORE ROAD BAPTIST CHURCH 1700 Washington St.
Rev. Wayne Hicks Sunday School 9:45 AM
Morning Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday Bible Study 5:00 PM
Evening Worship Service 6:00 PM Wednesday Prayer Service 6:00PM
HARMONY BAPTIST CHURCH 1580 Harmony Rd, Rev. Randy Olliff
Sunday School 10:00 AM Morning Worship Service 11:00 AM Evening Worship Service 5:30 PM Wednesday Prayer Service 6:30PM
OLD BETHEL BAPTIST
CHURCH
504 Old Bethel Church Rd. Natchitoches, LA • 472-9698 Rev. Danny Asbell • 471-2000
Sunday School 9:45 AM Worship 11:00 AM & 5:00 PM
Wednesday Night Services 6:30 PM
ST. MARY BAPTIST CHURCH (CANE RIVER)
1451 Keyser Avenue, 318-352-2301 Ardonul Brinson, Pastor
Sunday School - 8:00 a.m. Worship Services - 9:30 a.m.
Wednesday Night Bible Study - 6 PM
TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 527 Howard St. (Near Weaver Elem.)
Bro. Joshua Currie Bible Study 9:30 AM Sunday Worship 10:30AM & 6:00PM
Wednesday Awana 5:45PM Bible Study 6:00PM
UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH OF CAMPTI
7686 Hwy 9 Campti, LA • 476-3739 Mike Honzell, Pastor
Sunday Bible Study 9:45AM Sunday Morning Worship 11:00AM Sunday Evening Worship 6:00PM
Wednesday Prayer Meeting 6:30PM Unitedbaptistcampti.com
WESTSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 6834 Hwy 1 Bypass • 352-2383
Dr. Wayne D. Spears, Interim Pastor Sunday School 9:45 AM
Worship Service 8:30 & 11:00 AM Sunday and Wednesday 6:30 PM
FOUNTAIN OF LIFE UNITED
PENTECOSTAL CHURCH
4500 University Parkway 352-6809 or 352-9065
Pastor James H. Whitehead Sunday Worship at
10:00 AM & 6:30 PM Youth Sunday 5:30 PM
J.A.M. (ages 4-10) Sunday 5:30 PM Wednesday Worship, Youth Service
and J.A.M. (ages 4-10) 7:00 PM Come As You Are - Leave Different!
NEW LIFE EVANGELISM
CENTER
4819 Hwy 3278, Natchitoches, LA 318-357-1911 • Rev. D.H. Bjornberg
Sunday 10:00AM & 6:00PM Monday Night Prayer 7:00 PM
Wed. Night Bible Study 7:00PM Wed. Children’s Church 7:00PM
A Church Where “Old Things Are Passed Away And All Things Are
Become New” 2 COR 5:17
PENTECOSTALS OF
CLOUTIERVILLE
14940 Hwy 1 • PO Box 121 Cloutierville, LA 71416
318-447-9797 • 318-379-0016 Pastor: Rodney Vinzant, Sr. Sunday Worship 10:00AM
Wednesday Worship 6:00PM Come worship with us
and experience the Power of the Holy Ghost
Garage Sale
***1 DEADLINE***
Weekend (Saturday/Sunday) Ads due by noonThurs.; Nakatosh Chiefads due by noon Thurs.(for the following week);Thurs. ads due by 4:30Monday. Holiday dead-lines may vary. Call 352-3618. 6/21/14
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, 8:00 am - until,1303 Lake Street. DVD’s,Blankets, TV, cook pots,purses, shoes, VCR cas-sette movies, swimmingpool, air mattress.
INSIDE MOVING/
GARAGE SALE
Saturday, 7a.m. - 2p.m. at100 Morgan Lane (off East5th/Culbertson Lane).Furniture, decorations,household items, men,women and boys clothing& shoes. Too Much ToList!!
NATCHITOCHES CON-
SIGNMENT PLUS Webuy, sell and consign furni-ture, appliances, andantiques and many moreitems. Stop by 223Broadmoor ShoppingCenter, next to Sav-A-LotFoods in Natchitoches orcall 318-238-4900 or 318-228-7306.
RUMMAGE SALE
MADNESS!! At Texas &Dorothy across from MyFather’s House Church.Sat, June 21. 7 a.m. until.Clothes dryer, rice cooker,dinette set, chase lounge,chairs, Home Interior pic-tures, bedroom set, com-forters, computer tower,decor, bookshelf, antiquechina cabinet, sterling sil-ver from the early ‘70’s,ikea table, 2011 coachpurse.
YARD SALE Baby items:Car seat with 2 car bases;booster seats; swing; colicswing, Moses basket, toys,clothes..more! Maternityclothes, Women’s clothes,boys clothes, girl bedroomdecorations, technologyand much more! Friday &Saturday Evening, June 20& 21, 6:00 p.m. until. 5281/2 Saint Maurice Lane,Natchitoches.
Land
83.75 ACRE FARM/
Pasture land with beautifulpond. Could be homesiteor getaway for sale inRobeline. Call 318-218-6280
For Sale
HEAVY CAST IRON
FRAME YARD SWING
Seats three with cushions:$50. Two decorator bed-spreads...1 kingsize...1queensize $50/each. 318-354-0644.
NEW SKIRTING JOBS
material and installation.Example: 16x80, averageheight 35”- $950.00, KROKextra. Manufactured HomeRe-levels: Singles- $375.00,Doubles- $550.00; Over 35years experience. Licensedand Insured. FREE ESTI-MATE. Call Mark at 318-472-6800
NOW OPEN at LesterFarms. Call 1-800-256-3276
Services
A+ TREE ServiceLicensed and Insured*Pruning * StumpGrinding * Removal *Cabling * Topping *Removal * 27 years experi-enced with LicensedArbors on job site! 318-402-9303 or 272-6235.
CLEANING SERVICES
New phone # 318-471-1674. Houses, trailers,churches, businesses,offices. References avail-able. Ask for Deborah.
FOR ALL YOUR CON-
STRUCTION and remod-eling . Free estimates. CallJim Davis @ 318-332-9927 or 318-352-4361.
GLORIA’S CLEANING
SERVICE Houses, trail-ers, churches, move-in,move-out and any type ofcommercial cleaning.Mobile 318-471-8491.
INDOOR/OUTDOOR
BUILDERS LLC, LarryHarper. Fencing, remodel-ing, room additions, ceram-ic tile, vinyl siding, cementwork, drainage installation,general repairs. Phone481-4603 or 352-9192.
MARVIN’S REMODEL-
ING - Painting, vinyl sid-ing, leveling, foundationwork, gutter work. Honestand dependable. Phone318-228-4320 or 318-727-0442.
SPANISH OR POR-
TUGUESE LESSONS
Tulane Professor availablefor all ages and levels.Very competitive prices.Call 318-617-2233 or [email protected].
STAN’S LAWN
SERVICE Call for freeestimate. 318-880-1201 or318-356-0188 and leavemessage.
STEVE’S WASHERS
352-7773. We now repairfront load washers & dry-ers. 15 years experience.P.S. We want your oldappliances.
WILSHIRE WOOD-
WORKS: From designthrough installation, yourlocal full service source forkitchen and bath cabinets,closets, custom furniture,counter tops, and more.5206 Hwy 1 North, next tothe bowling alley. 318-354-2175
Auto
1998 DODGE CARAVAN
Low miles, $2800. 2007KIA Rio LX. 90,000miles. 2007 KIA SpectraEX. 91,000 miles. $3500.And more. 318-332-2031
2007 PONTIAC SOL-
STICE 14,000 miles.Great condition. 318-228-8834
JAGUAR XJ6 1988.Must see. Needs work andpaint. $500 or reasonableoffer. 318-357-7918 or318-521-5419
Mobile Homes
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Real Estate
3BR, 2 BATH, SPA-
CIOUS, MODERN
HOME, 204 Live OakCircle. 2 Car garage onCul-de-sac. Countrykitchen, gas fireplace, 10’tray ceilings w/fans, EnergyEfficient Contributors:Solar panels, Double-panewindows with Heat-reflec-tive/UV protective film onmost, Extra attic insulationadded, including overporch; Privacy, heat-reflec-tive porch screens.www.renee.com 318-354-8800, 318-357-9491.
4BR/2BA HOME ON 2
ACRES In Oak Grove.Central A/H, fireplace,recently remodeled. 318-228-8834
733 WHITFIELD DRIVE
St. Clair Estates, 3BR/2BA,new roof. Move in ready.$192,000. Call 318-332-6096.
C O M P L E T E L Y
REMODELED 2BR/1BA
HOUSE CA/CH. Possibleowner-financing. One blockfrom NSU. 225 DuplexStreet, Natchitoches.$44,000 318-652-0604.
HOME FOR SALE INPROVENCAL, LA. 1670square feet on 2 acres ofland. House is located at524 Robeline-ProvencalRoad. For more informa-tion, call or text Melanie at318-254-3983.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Exquisite home, built in2003, in St. ClairSubdivision, 835 WhitfieldDrive, 3 BR, 2.5 bath.Great room, den, fireplace,dining room, 2,098 sq. ft.of living area. Large backyard, privacy fence.$239,000. Call 1-318-525-5988 or 1-318-525-5989 .
HOME FOR SALE BYOWNER. Well maintained3BD/2BA home in EastNatchitoches; Located at430 Stephens Ave, close toall. Open floor plan hard-wood floors, French doors,crown molding, updatedinsulation,large yard, cov-ered concrete patio andwood deck, workshop.Call:239-839-9365
For Rent
1 BR APARTMENT $400a month plus utilities, secu-rity deposit required, 3miles from NSU. Parishhousing accepted. Call318-357-8272
1 BR. APARTMENT
Includes covered carport .Historic District.Background check, 1 yearlease $550/month,$550/deposit. Call 318-218-5781
111 EAST FIFTH
STREET - OFFICE
SPACE 3 offices totaling481.3 square feet,$550/mo, $395 deposit;Call Tricia Ward or JohnBrittain 354-9935.
1BD/1BA HOME at 804Sixth Street $450/mo;1BD/1BA home at 501-ABossier Street $400/mo.Both eligible for housingassistance. Call RhodesProperties at 318-238-3733
2 & 3 BEDROOM
MOBILE HOMES forrent in Hidden Hills MobileHome Park. Call 652-0895.
2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH
HOME in EastNatchitoches, with stove,refrigerator, dishwasher,washer, dryer, microhood,central air and heat. Call318-527-9317.
2 STORY 2 LARGE
BR/2BA HOUSE 108Stumps Camp Road.Saline Lake area,Winnfield.$650/deposit, $650/month.318-224-1794
201 B JOHNSON LOOP,
Natchez, Louisiana. 3 BR,$490 a month, $400deposit. Call 318-581-0182
2BD/2BA TRAILER$450 a month, $300 dep,327 Franklin Lane,avail-able July 1st, not on hous-ing, Call 318-581-2012 or318-354-6248 4pm-9pm
3 BR/1.5 BATH. Greatcondition. Brick. CentralAir/Heat. Fenced back-yard. Carport. Quiet cul-de-sac. Rikard Lane off St.Maurice. $875/month plusdeposit. Email:[email protected]
3 BR, 2 BATH house forrent in nice area ofNatchitoches. Great neigh-borhood. $850/month.Call 919-219-8976.
3 BR, 2 BATH MOBILE
Home for rent, w/all appli-ances, including washer &dryer. $750 a month. Call318-664-1867
3BR, 1 BATH MOBILE
HOME for rent. All appli-ances includingwasher/dryer, $600 permonth. Call 318-664-1867.
3BR, 2 BATH DOU-
BLEWIDE CA/CH,$700/month, $700/deposit.Call 318-427-6986.
4 BR, 3 BATH
Doublewide, centralair/heat. $800 month,$800 deposit. One yearlease required. Call 318-427-6986.
801 OAKLAND DRIVE-
3 B R / 1 . 5 B A ,brick, CA/CH. NoPets. $775 rent/$775deposit . Call 318-352-1020.
EXQUISITE HOME
Whitfield Drive, 3 BR/2.5bath. Great room/den/din-ing room, over 2,000 SF ofliving area. $1,500/month,plus $1,500/deposit. 1-318-525-5988.
FOR LEASE!! Corner ofTexas St. & Hwy. 1,approx. 900 - 1450 sq. ft.,Office or Retail; 1750 Texas Street, 3BR, 1bath, large storage shed inback. Call Connie MooreBrewer - Owner/Agent Brian Moore Realty, LLC318-322-4000.
HOME FOR RENT. 3-4br, 3 baths on N. WilliamsAvenue. One level brickwith back patio view ofCane River. Close toschools, shopping, anddowntown. $1200 permonth plus deposit.Available July 5. Call 318-792-2096.
NICE, 1 BEDROOM
Furnished Patio homes onSibley Lake. Furnishedwith utilities. ALSO Verynice 2 BR, 2 1/2 Bathtownhome on Hwy. 1Bypass. Call Jerry 318-402-5149 and leave message.
QUIET PARK NEAR
NSU on Hwy. 6 has mobilehomes available. Not onHousing. Water and garbagepaid. Call 352-4714.
R E M O D E L E D
APARTMENTS- HistoricDistrict-Walking distance toNSU and Downtown, cen-tral a/c all appliances.Inexpensive utilities. CallSutton Real Estate 352-6267.
SHOP FOR RENT 1435Sabine Street. New redmetal roof. 4 new rollupdoors. New electricity.$650/month. 318-352-4325
SINGLEWIDE MOBILE
HOME 2BR, 2 BATH,CA/CH, $400/month, $400deposit. Call 318-427-6986.
Help Wanted
ASSISTANT STORE
MANAGER POSITION:
New company with oppor-tunity for growth andadvancement. Minimal 2years management experi-ence or equivalent; desireto excel at customer ser-vice; good merchandisingskills; ability to drive max-imum sales goals and othercompany objectives. SeeStore Manager forinquiries. Steele’s andDeals, 311 South Dr,Natchitoches
DESPINO TIRES islooking for an AlignmentTechnician. Must haveown tools. Full-time withpaid vacation, plus com-mission. 401K retirement.Apply in person only,Monday thru Friday at1721 Hwy. 3175 Bypass.
EXPERIENCED MED-
ICAL OFFICE CLERK
Knowledge of CPT & ICDcoding. Medical officecommunication skills,answering phone, patientreferrals. Computer skillsa must. Send resume [email protected]
SERVICE MANAGER -
Experience & Mechanicalknowledge, in FarmEquipment & Lawn &Garden - A MUST - Goodcomputer skills - Open &Close work orders - Abilityto manage & guide servicetechnicians. If interested,please come by WeeksTractor, in Natchitoches, orcall 352-9876 for moredetails.
LIVEHAUL DRIVER -
PILGRIM’S -
ROBELINE, LA. has fulltime openings for LivehaulDrivers. Minimum age 21;must have Class ACommercial Driver’sLicense and one year veri-fiable driving experience.Competitive wage and paidvacation. Medical, dental,vision insurance and401(k) retirement planavailable. Call 318-356-6361 for more information.Drug Test required.EOE/M/F/V/D
LOCAL COMPANY ishiring for a full-time posi-tion. Accounting experi-ence required: A/R, A/P &Cost Accounting. Must bedetail-oriented and willingto learn industry basedsoftware. Backgroundcheck, physical and drugscreen required. Healthinsurance and Retirementbenefits available-subjectto terms. Fax resume to318-352-2349.
OFFICE POSITION
AVAILABLE: Toapply you must have anaccounting backgroundwith computer/phone/cus-tomer skills. Very fastpaced environment whereyou would process salesdaily, balance multiple setsof books, answer thephone, and prepare month-ly financial statements. Toapply come by WeeksTractor & Supply with acompleted resume and askfor Jennifer
PT SUPERVISOR POSI-
TION: New company withopportunity for growth andadvancement. 1 yr retailexperience; desire to excelat customer service; goodmerchandising skills; abili-ty to drive maximum salesgoals and other companyobjectives. See StoreManager for inquiries.Steele’s and Deals, 311South Dr., Natchitoches
Pets
COCKER SPANIEL
PUPPIES for sale, $350.Up-to-date on all shots andwormed. Call 318-332-8354.
Campers/Trailers
1999 SHASTA MOTOR
HOME. 24’ 40,000 miles.New tires, new awnings,and new antennae. All sys-tems good. $10,000. 318-472-9218
Motorcycles
2007 HARLEY DAVID-
SON Softail Custom withextras. 1800 miles. 318-228-8834
Boats/Accessories
FOR SALE XPRESSBOAT in Natchitoches. 50HP Yamaha, 17 ft., Likenew. $5,000.00 Phone 806-831-4507, 806-831-4591
6B THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES Weekend Edition, June 21-22, 2014
PRESIDENTNORTHWESTERN
STATE UNIVERSITY
The Board of Supervisors for the University of Louisiana System in-vites applications and nominations for the position of President ofNorthwestern State University. The individual selected as Presidentwill assume the position during the 2014-2015 academic year.
Founded in 1884, Northwestern is categorized as an SREB Four-Year4 institution, as a Carnegie Master’s College and University (largerprograms), and as a COC/SACS Level V institution. NorthwesternState University, located in rural Louisiana between the populationcenters of Alexandria and Shreveport, serves a wide geographic areabetween the borders of Texas and Mississippi. The University enrollsapproximately 9,000 students in 58 degree programs. It serves the ed-ucational and cultural needs of the region through traditional and elec-tronic delivery of courses. Distance education continues to be anintegral part of Northwestern’s degree program delivery, providing flex-ibility for serving the educational needs and demands of students,state government, and private enterprise.
The Board and University are seeking a president who will be a vision-ary, entrepreneurial leader who has exhibited both academic and sen-ior administrative success; is committed to fundraising, economicdevelopment, and community relations; and is student-centered. Fur-ther, the President should empower others through transparent com-munication, collaborative management, and shared governance.
Candidates will be expected to have high-level executive experiencewith demonstrated performance of exceptional quality. Those holdingan earned doctorate and having a background in higher education ad-ministration are preferred. Management experience in other fields willalso be considered.
R. H. Perry & Associates, an executive search firm, is supporting thissearch, and applications and nominations will be accepted until theposition is filled. Screening of candidates will begin immediately and,for full consideration, application materials should be provided by Au-gust 1, 2014. An application should include a letter describing relevantexperiences and interest in the position; a résumé; and the names offive references, including titles, addresses, telephone numbers, andemail addresses. Inquiries, applications, and letters of nominationshould be submitted as PDF attachments via email to [email protected].
Dr. Toni A. Murdock, Senior ConsultantTelephone: (520) 896-2264
Cellular: (206) [email protected]
Mr. Paul G. Doeg, Senior ConsultantCellular: (406) 220-2129
R.H. Perry & Associates2607 31st Street, NW
Washington, DC 20008
For more information and desired qualifications, see the website at:www.ulsystem.edu or email questions or comments to [email protected].
The University of Louisiana System is an affirmative action, equal op-portunity employer. Louisiana is a Public Records Law State.
POSITION: Records Analyst Coordinator
AVAILABLILITY: June 17, 2014
RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible for the initial coordination and val-idation of students’ academic records, removing transcript validationholds, coordinating and maintaining all processes and services for on-line and hard-copied transcripts (including the retrieval and productionof hard-copied transcripts); making necessary name and social secu-rity number changes on the Paper flow system and hard-copied tran-scripts; coordinating, maintaining, and processing electronic transcriptdata exchange via the eScrip-Safe/Transcript on Demand system; ac-quisition and performing electronic imaging of current admission doc-umentation, providing backup to run the National StudentClearinghouse scripts and reports, validating and correcting enrollmentdiscrepancies, and transmitting FTP files to the National StudentClearinghouse; providing backup for the On-Line Purchasing system,annual office inventory, appeal requests, and other duties as assigned
QUALIFICATIONS: Working knowledge and experience with the Ban-ner Student Information system, and Degree Works as they relate tostudents’ records and registration. At least five years of work experi-ence in a Registrar’s Office is preferred. Applicants must have theability to function completely in a team environment; excellent analyt-ical, organizational, reasoning, and problem solving skills; attention todetail and ability to interact effectively with a diverse campus commu-nity; excellent interpersonal and written communication skills; andcomputer literacy skills are a must.
SALARY: $30,000.00
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications must be postmarked by June25, 2014.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES:Applicants must submit a cover letterand resume including a list of three professional references with cur-rent contact information to:
Mrs. Lillie Frazier Bell, University RegistrarNorthwestern State University Registrar’s Office
Natchitoches, LA. 71497
POSITION: Records Analyst Coordinator
AVAILABLILITY: June 17, 2014
RESPONSIBILITIES: Performs electronic imaging of academicrecords; processing requests on the On-Line Purchasing system, re-sponsible for the functions of all office equipment and LINC reports;verification of enrollment and degrees via the National Student Clear-inghouse; validating and correcting enrollment discrepancies; trans-mitting FTP files to the National Student Clearinghouse; processingexpected graduation dates, and cleaning -up data before transmittingfiles to the NSC. Assisting with the processing of validation tables forregistration, preparation for commencement activities, and other dutiesas assigned.
QUALIFICATIONS: At least two years of work experience in a highereducation environment is preferred. Applicants must have the abilityto function completely in a team environment; excellent analytical, or-ganizational, reasoning, and problem solving skills; attention to detailand ability to interact effectively with a diverse campus community; ex-cellent interpersonal and written communication skills; and computerliteracy skills are a must.
SALARY: $30,000.00
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Applications must be postmarked by June25, 2014.
APPLICATION PROCEDURES: Applicants must submit a cover letterand resume including a list of three professional references with cur-rent contact information to:
Mrs. Lillie Frazier Bell, University RegistrarNorthwestern State University Registrar’s Office
Natchitoches, LA. 71497
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DEADLINE NOTICEAll persons or organizationsplacing legal advertise-ments, notices, minutes,etc., are hereby notified thatdeadlines for getting thematerial to the NatchitochesTimes for publication are asfollows: for the THURS-DAY paper the notice mustbe in the Times officeBEFORE 4:00 p.m.Monday, and for theWEEK-END paper, thematerial must be in theTimes office BEFORE 4:00P.M. on Wednesday.
PUBLIC NOTICES FOR6/21/14
SHERIFF’S SALE
JPMORGAN CHASEBANK, N.A. S/B/M TO
CHASE HOME FINANCE,LLC
Versus No. 84731BWILLIAM BARNARD
A/K/A WILLIAMARNOLD BARNARD, JR.
& LAURE BARNARDA/K/A LAURIE KAY
BARNARD
10TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Notice is herebygiven that by virtue of aWrit of Seizure and Saleissued in the hereinaboveentitled and numbered causeI have seized and taken intomy possession and willoffer for sale and sell forcash, ***WITH***appraisement, to the last andhighest bidder, at publicauction, at the NATCHI-TOCHES PARISH COURT-HOUSE, 200 Church Street,on the First Floor in thehallway just outside thedoorway of the Sheriff’sDepartment Civil Office,Natchitoches, Louisiana,between the legal sale hourscommencing at 10:00 A.M.on WEDNESDAY, ***June25, 2014*** , the followingdescribed property, to wit:
THAT CERTAIN PIECE,PARCEL OR TRACT OFLAND, together with allbuildings and improvementsthereon situated, located inSection 19, Township 9North, Range 9 West,Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana, and being a 5.06acre, more or less, tract ofland as shown on that cer-tainplat of survey prepared byRobert Lynn Davis, PLS,dated December 20, 2007, acopy of which is attachedhereto and made a part here-of, and more particularlydescribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the Southwestcorner of the NorthwestQuarter of the SoutheastQuarter of Section 19,Township 9 North, Range 9West, Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana, thence proceedNorth 89 degrees 29 min-utes00 seconds East a distanceof 1318.38 feet to thePOINT OF BEGINNING:from said POB, thence pro-ceed North 0degrees 21 minutes 00 sec-onds West a distance of711.12 feet; thence proceedSouth 73 degrees 25 min-utes 09 seconds East a dis-tance of 349.11 feet; thenceproceed South 0 degrees 21minutes 00 seconds East adistance of 608.48 feet;thence proceed South 89degrees 29 minutes 00 sec-onds West a distance of333.98 feet to the POINTOF BEGINNING.
ANYONE PURCHASINGPROPERTY AT SHER-IFF’S SALE IS GIVENUNTIL 2:00 P.M. ONSALE DAY TO PAY THEFULL PURCHASEAMOUNT BY CERTI-FIED FUNDS. BECAUSEFUNDS ARE DUE ANDPAYABLE BY 2:00 P.M.ON SALE DAY, ANYONEINTERESTED IN BID-DING MUST SUBMIT A“LETTER OF CREDIT”FROM THEIR FINAN-CIAL INSTITUTION TOCHAD NELSON AT THESHERIFF’S OFFICEPRIOR TO THE SALE.
NATCHITOCHES PARISHSHERIFF’S OFFICE VICTOR E. JONES, JR.,SHERIFF #261-14 5/24 & 6/21***
SHERIFF’S SALE
BANK OF COUSHATTAVersus No. 86894B
LARRY K. HILL & THEUNKNOWN HEIRS ANDLEGATEES OF GENEVA
HILL
10TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF NATCHITOCHES
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Notice is herebygiven that by virtue of aWrit of Seizure and Saleissued in the hereinaboveentitled and numbered causeI have seized and taken intomy possession and willoffer for sale and sell forcash, ***WITHOUT***appraisement, to the last andhighest bidder, at publicauction, at the NATCHI-TOCHES PARISH COURT-HOUSE, 200 Church Street,on the First Floor in thehallway just outside thedoorway of the Sheriff’sDepartment Civil Office,Natchitoches, Louisiana,between the legal sale hourscommencing at 10:00 A.M.on WEDNESDAY, ***June25, 2014***, the followingdescribed property, to wit:
A certain piece or parcel ofland situated in Section 11,Township 11 North, Range8 West, Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana, containing 0.67acres, more or less, andbeing shown on that certainplat of survey prepared byGlen L. Cannon, RegisteredSurveyor, dated December16, 1993, a copy of which isattached to the Cash SaleDeed recorded atConveyance Book 489,Page 885, of the records ofNatchitoches Parish,Louisiana, more particularlydescribed as follows:
Begin at the NortheastCorner of the NorthwestQuarter of Section 11,Township 11 North, Range8 West, thence run South 0degrees 05 minutes 35 sec-onds East 2,630.16 feet;thence North 89 degrees 07minutes West 91.8 feet tothe actual point of begin-ning of the tract hereindescribed; thence continueNorth 89 degrees 07 min-utes West 210 feet; thenceNorth 34 degrees 22 min-utes West 130 feet; thenceNorth 69 degrees 09 min-utes East 176.4 feet; thenceSouth 34 degrees 22 min-utes East 210 feet to thepoint of beginning, togetherwith all buildings andimprovements thereon, andall other rights and appurte-nances thereto belonging.
ANYONE PURCHASINGPROPERTY AT SHER-IFF’S SALE IS GIVENUNTIL 2:00 P.M. ONSALE DAY TO PAY THEFULL PURCHASEAMOUNT BY CERTI-FIED FUNDS. BECAUSEFUNDS ARE DUE ANDPAYABLE BY 2:00 P.M.ON SALE DAY, ANYONEINTERESTED IN BID-DING MUST SUBMIT A“LETTER OF CREDIT”FROM THEIR FINAN-CIAL INSTITUTION TOCHAD NELSON AT THESHERIFF’S OFFICEPRIOR TO THE SALE.
NATCHITOCHES PARISHSHERIFF’S OFFICE VICTOR E. JONES, JR.,SHERIFF #262-14 5/24 & 6/21***
SUCCESSION OFWESLEY FRANKLIN
TUCKER
PROBATE DOCKET NO.15090 A
TENTH JUDICIAL DIS-TRICT COURT
NATCHITOCHES PARISH,LOUISIANA
NOTICE FOR AUTHORITY TO SELL
IMMOVABLE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
NOTICE ISGIVEN that Sarah B.Luster, the Administratrix ofthis succession, has peti-tioned this Court for author-ity to sell the immovableproperty described below atprivate sale in accordancewith the provisions ofArticle 3281 of the Code ofCivil Procedure for the priceand sum of Twenty FiveThousand and No/100Dollars ($25,000.00) cash:
That certain tract of land asshown on a plat of surveyby A.J. Brouillette, survey-or, dated April 5, 1972,which said plot of land isdescribed as follows:
Commencing at Point 7 onplat of survey where thesection lines betweenSections 13 and 14 intersectat highway right-of-way ofLouisiana Highway No. 1,
run thence 175 feet North 0degrees 34 minutes East topoint 5 on said survey;thence South 83 degrees 26minutes East a distance of390 feet to Point A; thenceSouth 24 degrees 45 min-utes East to the highwayright-of-way which hasbeen designated as Point 9for purposes of this descrip-tion; thence in a generallywesterly direction along thehighway right-of-way toPoint 7, the point of begin-ning, all situated in Section14, Township 9, Range 7West of NatchitochesParish, Louisiana.
And also described as:
A certain lot or parcel ofground, together with allbuildings and improvementslocated thereon, situated inSections 14 and 132,Township 9 North, Range 7West, Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana, and beingdescribed as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point 7 asshown on plat of survey byA. J. Brouillette, registeredsurveyor, dated August 17,1977, recorded inConveyance Book 338,Page 385, which point isalso located on the Northernright of way of OldLouisiana Highway Number1, and from this point runthence North 00 degrees 34minutes East a distance of175.0 feet to point 6; runthence South 83 degrees 26minutes East a distance of390.0 feet to point A; runthence South 24 degrees 45minutes East a distance of36.6 feet to point 5; runthence South 22 degrees 45minutes East a distance of175.0 feet to point E; whichpoint is also on the Northernright of way of OldLouisiana Highway Number1; run thence North 79degrees 09 minutes Westalong the right of way ofOld Louisiana HighwayNumber 1 a distance of127.9 feet to point F; thencecontinue along the right ofway of Old LouisianaHighway Number 1 North83 degrees 44 minutes Westa distance of 349.5 feet topoint 7, the point of begin-ning.
Being the same propertyacquired by H. G.Hawthorne and Mary WedelHawthorne from Harry H.Turpin by deed dated May3, 1972 recorded inConveyance Book 305,Page 147, records ofNatchitoches Parish,Louisiana. Being the sameproperty acquired by G. B.Tucker and Dolores HallTucker from H. G.Hawthorne and Mary WedelHawthorne by deed datedAugust 19, 1977 recorded inConveyance Book 338,Page 383, records ofNatchitoches Parish,Louisiana. Being the sameproperty acquired byWesley Franklin Tuckerfrom Gerald B. Tucker andDolores H. Tucker by Act ofDonation dated November5, 2004 recorded inConveyance Book 585,Page 607.
* * * * * * * *
Any heir or credi-tor who opposes the salemust file his/her oppositionwithin seven (7) days fromthe date of the last publica-tion of this notice.
JOHN W. LUSTERAttorney at Law1120 Williams Avenue P. O. Box 488Natchitoches, LA 71458-0488Telephone: (318) 352-3602Facsimile: (318) 352-3608Attorney for Petitioner#296-14 5/31 & 6/21***
ADVERTISEMENT FORBIDS
AND/OR
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS
Notice is herebygiven that the NatchitochesParish Sheriff’s Office willreceive sealed bid proposalsuntil 9:00 o’clock A. M. onMonday, June 23, 2014, inthe Office of the Sheriff,Natchitoches ParishCourthouse, Natchitoches,Louisiana, for purchase ofthe following:
(1) White 2005 DodgeCaravan
All bids should be submit-ted in a sealed envelopemarked “SEALED BID TOBE OPENED Monday,June 23, 2014.” Any bidreceived after the above-specified date and time willbe returned to the bidderunopened. TheNatchitoches Parish Sheriffreserves the right to rejectany and all bids and towaive informalities.
Full specifications are onfile in the Sheriff’s Officeand will be furnished tointerested bidders uponrequest from Chief CalvinMcFerrin. Chief McFerrinmay be reached by calling357-9300.
VICTOR E. JONES, JR.,SHERIFF AND EX-OFFI-CIO TAX COLLECTOR
NATCHITOCHES PARISH,LOUISIANA#309-14 6/7, 14, 21***
BID INVITATION
DATE: June 9, 2014 FROM:
City of NatchitochesPurchasing Department1400 Sabine StreetNatchitoches, LA 71457
BID NO.0549
BID TITLE: (2) AutomaticTransfer Switches
SEALED BID PROPOS-ALS WILL BE RECEIVEDUNTIL 4:00 PM, July 11,2014 AT THE OFFICE OFEdd Lee, DIRECTOR OFPURCHASING, 1400SABINE STREET,NATCHITOCHES, LA71457.
FOR ADDITIONALINFORMATION CON-TACT THE FOLLOWING:
You may bid online by log-ging into:www.bidexpress.comFor any questions aboutusing the site please call thehelp number 888-352-BIDX(2439)
Edd Lee DIRECTOR OF PUR-CHASING(318) 357-3824#319-14 6/14, 21***
NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARINGS
Notice is hereby given thatthe City of NatchitochesPlanning and ZoningCommission will meet atthe Natchitoches ArtsCenter, 716 Second StreetNatchitoches, Louisiana, onTuesday, July 1, 2014 at5:30 p.m. All interested per-sons are invited to attend tooffer comments, if any, tothe following applications:
Applicant: JacqueMcLamore Crew
To rezone the following:Lot on South Side of St.Maurice Lane, 100 Feet X716 Feet, Being the East 90Feet of Lot 2 and West 10Feet of Lot 3 of St. MauricePlantation (701 St. MauriceLane)
From: R-1 SpecialException to R-2 MultipleFamily
Reason: To convert an addi-tional structure to adwelling unit
Applicant: Keyser AvenueSelf Storage LLC
For a variance at the follow-ing location: Lot 8, Block“L” of Blanchard RoadSubdivision (184 Ralph St.)
Variance requested:Variance of ten (10) feet ofthe required twenty-five(25) foot side & rear yardsetbacks
Reason: To construct abuilding with 18 (10’x10’)climate controlled units
Applicant: Dennis West, II
To rezone the following:Lot 50 Feet Front on EastSide of Third Street, byDepth of 173 Feet, BoundNorth by Monroe, andSouth by Johnson (837Third St.)
From: B-2 Commercial toB-3 Commercial
Reason: To operate a petstore.
Juanita Fowler, Planning &Zoning Director#325-14 6/19, 21, 26***
PROCEEDINGS OF THECITY COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA,REGULAR MEETING
HELD ONMONDAY, JUNE 9, 2014
AT 5:30 P.M.
The City Councilof the City of Natchitochesmet in legal and regular ses-sion at the NatchitochesArts Center, 716 SecondStreet, Natchitoches,Louisiana on Monday, June9, 2014 at 5:30 p.m.
There were pre-sent:Mayor Lee PoseyCouncilman At Large DonMims, Jr.Councilman Dale NielsenCouncilman Larry PayneCouncilman David Stamey Councilwoman SylviaMorrow
Guests: NoneAbsent: NoneMayor Lee Posey
called the meeting to orderand welcomed everyone forcoming. Micky Dove wasasked to lead the invocationand Councilman Nielsenwas asked to lead the pledgeof allegiance.
Mayor Posey thencalled for the reading and
approval of the minutes forthe May 27, 2014 meeting.Mr. Mims moved that wedispense with the reading ofthe minutes and approval ofsame. Seconded by Mr.Stamey. The roll call votewas as follows:
Ayes: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
Nays: NoneAbsent: NoneAbstain: None
The following Ordinancewas Introduced by Mr.Mims and Seconded by Mr.Nielsen as follows, to-wit:
ORDINANCE NO. 021 OF2014
AN ORDINANCEAMENDING ORDI-NANCE NO. 64 OF 2001BY CHANGING ZONINGCLASSIFICATION OFPROPERTY DESCRIBEDAS FOLLOWS:
LOT 9 OF EAST BROAD-MOOR SUBDIVISIONUNIT #2, LESS EAST 39.4FEET, LESS 502 SQUAREFEET TO HIGHWAYDEPARTMENT FROM B-3COMMERCIAL TO ANADDITIONAL B-A ZON-ING TO SELL BEVER-AGES OF HIGH & LOWALCOHOLIC CONTENTFOR CONSUMPTION ONPREMISE.
(117 South Dr.)
WHEREAS, thePlanning Commission of theCity of Natchitoches, Stateof Louisiana, has recom-mended at their meeting ofMay 6, 2014 that the appli-cation of Ben Fidelak torezone the propertydescribed above from B-3Commercial to an additionalB-A zoning to sell bever-ages of high & low alco-holic content for consump-tion on premise (117 SouthDrive), be APPROVED.
THIS ORDI-NANCE was introduced onMay 27, 2014 and publishedin the Natchitoches Timeson May 31, 2014.
The aboveOrdinance having been dulyadvertised in accordancewith law and public hearinghad on same, was put to avote by the Mayor and thevote was recorded as fol-lows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Ordinance passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays this9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYORD O N
MIMS, MAYOR PROTEMPORE
Delivered to the Mayor onthe 10th day of June, 2014at 10:00 A.M.
The following Ordinancewas introduced by Mr.Stamey at the NatchitochesCity Council meeting heldon June 9, 2014 as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 025 OF2014
AN ORDINANCEAMENDING ORDI-NANCE NO. 64 OF 2001BY CHANGING ZONINGCLASSIFICATION OFPROPERTY DESCRIBEDAS FOLLOWS:
LOT 5 OF EAST BROAD-MOOR SUBDIVISION,UNIT #2, LESS 0.011ACRE TO HIGHWAYDEPARTMENT FROM B-3TO ADDITIONAL B-AZONING TO SELL BEV-ERAGES OF HIGH &LOW ALCOHOLIC CON-TENT FOR CONSUMP-TION ON PREMISE.
(109 South Dr.)
WHEREAS, thePlanning Commission of theCity of Natchitoches, Stateof Louisiana, has recom-mended at their meeting ofJune 3, 2014 that the appli-cation of Yolanda Esparza torezone the propertydescribed above from B-3 toadditional B-A zoning tosell beverages of high andlow alcoholic content forconsumption on premises(109 South Drive), beAPPROVED.
The following Ordinancewas Introduced by Ms.Morrow and Seconded byMr. Nielsen as follows, to-wit:
ORDINANCE NO. 022 OF2014
AN ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THEMAYOR OF THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES TOAWARD THE BID FOR(1) 2500 KVA 3 PHASEPAD MOUNT TRANS-FORMER
(BID NO. 0547)
W H E R E A S ,Resolution No.036 of 2014was passed by theNatchitoches City Councilon April 14, 2014 authoriz-
ing the Mayor to advertisefor bids for (1) 2500 KVA 3Phase Pad MountTransformer (Bid No.0547); and
WHEREAS, thisbid was advertised in theNatchitoches Times onApril 19th and April 26th,2014, in accordance withlaw; and
WHEREAS, threebid proposals were receivedand opened as follows:
(1) HD Supply PowerSolutionsLittle Rock,AR...$33,245.00
(2) Stuart C. Irby Co.,S h r e v e p o r t ,LA....$39,430.00
(3) Techline, Inc.,A l e x a n d r i a ,LA…$39,695.00
WHEREAS, onMay 14, 2014 the appointedcommittee of Pat Jones,Director of Finance; EddLee, Director of Purchasing;Don Mims, Councilman atLarge; and Bryan Wimberly,Utility Director; reviewedthe bid proposal for (1)2500 KVA 3 Phase PadMount Transformer (BidNo. 0547).
WHEREAS, theabove appointed committeemembers unanimously rec-ommend the City award thebid to the lowest bidder, HDSupply Power Solutions, ofLittle Rock, AR in theamount of $33,245.00.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVED,that the Honorable LeePosey, Mayor, is herebyauthorized, empowered anddirected to sign any and alldocuments necessary foracceptance of this bid.
THIS ORDI-NANCE was introduced onMay 27, 2014 and publishedin the Natchitoches Timeson May 31, 2014.
The aboveOrdinance having been dulyadvertised in accordancewith law and public hearinghad on same, was put to avote by the Mayor and thevote was recorded as fol-lows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Ordinance passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays this9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYORD O N
MIMS, MAYOR PROTEMPORE
Delivered to the Mayor onthe 10th day of June, 2014at 10:00 A.M.
The following Ordinancewas Introduced by Mr.Mims and Seconded by Mr.Stamey as follows, to-wit:
ORDINANCE NO. 023 OF2014
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZ-ING THE MAYOR OF THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES TO AWARD THEBID FOR CHRISTMASLIGHTING SUPPLIES
BID NO. 0548
W H E R E A S ,Resolution No. 037 of 2014was passed by theNatchitoches City Councilon April 14, 2014 authoriz-ing the Mayor to advertisefor bids for ChristmasLighting Supplies (Bid No.0548).
WHEREAS, thisbid was advertised in theNatchitoches Times onApril 19th and April 26,2014 in accordance withlaw; and
WHEREAS, onebid proposal was receivedand opened as follows:
(1) Dean Nida &Associates, LLCC o l u m b u s ,OH....$68,215.00
WHEREAS, onMay 14, 2014 the appointedcommittee of Pat Jones,Director of Finance; EddLee, Director of Purchasing;Don Mims, Councilman atLarge; and Bryan Wimberly,Utility Director; reviewedthe bid proposal forChristmas LightingSupplies (Bid No. 0548).
WHEREAS, theabove appointed committeemembers unanimously rec-ommend the City award thebid to the lowest and onlybidder, Dean Nida &Associates, LLC, ofColumbus, OH in theamount of $68,215.00.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVED,that the Honorable LeePosey, Mayor, is herebyauthorized, empowered anddirected to sign any and alldocuments necessary foracceptance of this bid.
THIS ORDI-NANCE was introduced onMay 27, 2014 and publishedin the Natchitoches Timeson May 31, 2014.
The aboveOrdinance having been dulyadvertised in accordancewith law and public hearing
had on same, was put to avote by the Mayor and thevote was recorded as fol-lows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Ordinance passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays this9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYORD O N
MIMS, MAYOR PROTEMPORE
Delivered to the Mayor onthe 10th day of June, 2014at 10:00 A.M.
The following Ordinancewas introduced by Mr.Nielsen at the NatchitochesCity Council meeting heldon June 9, 2014 as follows:
ORDINANCE NO. 024 OF2014
AN ORDINANCEAUTHORIZING THEMAYOR OF THE CITY OFN A T C H I T O C H E S ,LOUISIANA, TO ENTERINTO A COOPERATIVEENDEAVOR AGREE-MENT WITH THE COR-RECTIONS CORPORA-TION OF AMERICAWHEREBY THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES ANDTHE CORRECTIONSCORPORATION OFAMERICA WILL COOP-ERATE AND PARTICI-PATE IN A PROGRAMWHEREIN THE CORREC-TIONS CORPORATIONOF AMERICA WILL PRO-VIDE LABOR TO PRO-DUCE HANGING BAS-KETS AND OTHER FLO-RAL DISPLAYS FOR THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES AND THE CITYOF NATCHITOCHESWILL REIMBURSESTART UP COSTS, PRO-VIDE PLANTS AND PRO-VIDE INSTRUCTION TOINMATES.
WHEREAS, theCity of Natchitoches,Louisiana, (sometimes here-inafter referred to asACity@) desires to reducethe cost associated with thehanging basket displays andother floral arrangements inthe City of Natchitoches;and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the CorrectionsCorporation of America(sometimes hereinafterreferred to as ACCA@)desires to offer a trainingprogram in the preparationof hanging baskets andother floral arrangements toinmates at the WinnCorrectional Facility,(sometimes hereinafterreferred to as Afacility@);and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City and CCAhave entered intoCooperative Agreements inthe past with good resultsfor both parties; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, CCA has agreed toprovide the labor for theproduction of hanging bas-kets and other floral dis-plays for display in the Cityand the City has agreed toprovide training to inmatesat the facility and to reim-burse start up costs andcosts of plants; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches isof the opinion that thearrangement with CCA willhelp lower the cost associat-ed with hanging baskets andother floral displays andwould thus be beneficial tothe welfare of the citizens ofthe City and Parish ofNatchitoches, Louisiana;and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, under the generallaw and the Home RuleCharter of the City ofNatchitoches, the City hasthe right, power, andauthority to promote, pro-tect, and preserve the gen-eral welfare, safety, health,peace and good order ofthe City and specifically hasthe right to enter into coop-erative agreements; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitochesdesires to enter into aCooperative EndeavorAgreement with the CCAfor the preparation of hang-ing baskets and other floralarrangements for the Cityunder the terms and condi-tions set forth in theattached CooperativeEndeavor Agreement; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches hasreviewed the proposedCooperative EndeavorAgreement and hasapproved same; and
NOW THERE-FORE BE IT ORDAINEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches,Louisiana, that the Mayor ofthe City of Natchitoches,Lee Posey is hereby autho-rized to execute theCooperative EndeavorAgreement with theCorrections Corporation ofAmerica for the preparationof hanging baskets andother floral arrangements
for the City.BE IT FURTHER
ORDAINED that the termsof the CooperativeEndeavor Agreement, areapproved and accepted bythe City Council of the Cityof Natchitoches, Louisiana.
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Payne and Seconded by Mr.Nielsen as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 049OF 2014
A RESOLUTION AUTHO-RIZING THE MAYOR TOADVERTISE ANDACCEPT BIDS FOR (2)AUTOMATIC TRANSFERSWITCHES
BID NO. 0549
WHEREAS, theCity wishes to advertise forpublic bids for (2)Automatic TransferSwitches, Bid No. 0549;and
W H E R E A S ,sealed proposals shall beaddressed to the City ofNatchitoches, Office of theDirector of Purchasing, P.O. Box 37, Natchitoches,Louisiana 71458 or receivedat the City of NatchitochesPurchasing Department,1400 Sabine Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana;and
WHEREAS, the City of Natchitocheswill accept sealed and elec-tronic bids for the projectuntil 4:00 pm on Friday,July 11, 2014 at the Officeof the Director ofPurchasing, 1400 SabineStreet; and
WHEREAS, bidswill be publicly opened andread aloud at 4:00 pm, onFriday, July 11, 2014 held atthe above mentioned Officeof the Director ofPurchasing; and
WHEREAS, uponreceipt of proposals, thecommittee members con-sisting of Pat Jones,Director of Finance; EddLee, Director of Purchasing;Don Mims, Councilman AtLarge; Bryan Wimberly,Director of Utilities, are toreview and make a recom-mendation of the bidsreceived.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVEDby the Council of the City ofNatchitoches, in legal ses-sion convened, that theHonorable Lee Posey,Mayor, be and is herebyauthorized, empowered anddirected to order the publi-cation of the above bid.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Stamey and Seconded byMr. Payne as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 050OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPROVING WORKORDER ADDENDUM NO.FIVE TO OPEN GENERALSERVICES AGREEMENTNO. TWO, BETWEENAIRPORT DEVELOP-MENT GROUP, INC. ANDTHE CITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES TO REHABILI-TATE RUNWAY 17/35THRESHOLDS ANDTOUCHDOWN ZONES ATTHE NATCHITOCHESREGIONAL AIRPORTAND AUTHORIZING THEMAYOR OF THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES, LEEPOSEY, TO EXECUTESAID WORK ORDERADDENDUM NO. FIVE
(STATE PROJECTH.011301)
(FAA/A.I.P. 3-22-0034-19-2014)
WHEREAS, theCity Council of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana,(sometimes hereinafter“City”), authorized theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana toexecute a General ServicesAgreement with AirportDevelopment Group, Inc.(Sometimes hereinafterreferred to as “ADG”), forprofessional services asso-ciated with the NatchitochesRegional Airport byResolution Number 12 of2010; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches,Louisiana, authorized theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana toexecute a Work OrderAddendum No. Five to theOpen General ServicesAgreement with AirportDevelopment Group, Inc.,to rehabilitate runway 17/35thresholds and touchdownzones at the NatchitochesRegional Airport; and
WHEREAS FUR-
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THER, the work describedin the Work OrderAddendum No. Five to theOpen General ServiceAgreement will enhance theNatchitoches RegionalAirport; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches hasreviewed Work OrderAddendum No. Five, whichis attached hereto, and hasapproved its form and doesdesire to enter into the WorkOrder Addendum No. Fivewith ADG; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches isof the opinion that it is inthe interest of the City toenter into the Work OrderAddendum No. Five; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches,authorizes the Mayor of theCity of Natchitoches, LeePosey, to execute theattached Work OrderAddendum No. Five; and
NOW THERE-FORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches, inlegal session convened, thatMayor Lee Posey, be and ishereby authorized, directedand empowered to enterinto and execute theattached Work OrderAddendum No. Five withADG, as more fullydescribed on the attachedWork Order Addendum No.Five.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that the Mayor,or his assignee, be and he ishereby authorized to do allthings necessary and properin connection herewith.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Ms.Morrow and Seconded byMr. Nielsen as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 051OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPROVING WORKORDER ADDENDUM NO.SIX TO OPEN GENERALSERVICES AGREEMENTNO. TWO, BETWEENAIRPORT DEVELOP-MENT GROUP, INC. ANDTHE CITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES FOR ADRAINAGE STUDY ATTHE NATCHITOCHESREGIONAL AIRPORTAND AUTHORIZING THEMAYOR OF THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES, LEEPOSEY, TO EXECUTESAID WORK ORDERADDENDUM NO. SIX
(STATE PROJECTH.011301)
(FAA/A.I.P. 3-22-0034-19-2014)
WHEREAS, theCity Council of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana,(sometimes hereinafter“City”), authorized theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana toexecute a General ServicesAgreement with AirportDevelopment Group, Inc.(Sometimes hereinafterreferred to as “ADG”), forprofessional services asso-ciated with the NatchitochesRegional Airport byResolution Number 12 of2010; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches,Louisiana, authorized theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana toexecute a Work OrderAddendum No. Six to theOpen General ServicesAgreement with AirportDevelopment Group, Inc.,for a Airport DrainageStudy at the NatchitochesRegional Airport; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the work describedin the Work OrderAddendum No. Six to theOpen General ServiceAgreement will enhance theNatchitoches RegionalAirport; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches hasreviewed Work OrderAddendum No. Six, whichis attached hereto, and hasapproved its form and does
desire to enter into the WorkOrder Addendum No. Sixwith ADG; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches isof the opinion that it is inthe interest of the City toenter into the Work OrderAddendum No. Six; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the City Council ofthe City of Natchitoches,authorizes the Mayor of theCity of Natchitoches, LeePosey, to execute theattached Work OrderAddendum No. Six; and
NOW THERE-FORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches, inlegal session convened, thatMayor Lee Posey, be and ishereby authorized, directedand empowered to enterinto and execute theattached Work OrderAddendum No. Six withADG, as more fullydescribed on the attachedWork Order Addendum No.Six.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that the Mayor,or his assignee, be and he ishereby authorized to do allthings necessary and properin connection herewith.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Payne and Seconded by Mr.Stamey as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 052OF 2014
A RESOLUTION AUTHO-RIZING THE MAYOR TOENTER INTO A CON-TRACT WITH ARTHUR J.GALLAGHER RISK MAN-AGEMENT SERVICESFOR THE ONE BEACONINSURANCE GROUPCASUALTY PACKAGEINSURANCE RENEWALEFFECTIVE JUNE 30,2014 THROUGH JUNE 30,2015
WHEREAS, theInsurance Committee hasreviewed the proposals sub-mitted for the GeneralLiability, Employee BenefitLiability, Law EnforcementLiability, Public EntityManagement Liability,Public Entity Employment-Related Practices Liability,Auto Liability, AutoPhysical Damage, Umbrellaand Crime Insurance for theCity of Natchitoches andrecommends the contract inthe amount of $408,824.00be awarded to Arthur J.Gallagher RiskManagement Services forthe period June 30, 2014through June 30, 2015.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT ORDAINEDthat the Honorable LeePosey, Mayor, is herebyauthorized, empowered anddirected to sign any and alldocuments necessary for theexecution of this contract.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Nielsen and Seconded byMr. Payne as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 053OF 2014
A RESOLUTION AUTHO-RIZING THE MAYOR TOENTER INTO A CON-TRACT WITH ARTHUR J.GALLAGHER RISK MAN-AGEMENT SERVICESFOR THE TENANT USERLIABILITY INSURANCEPOLICY FOR THEN A T C H I T O C H E SEVENTS CENTER ANDBEAU JARDIN FOR THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES
WHEREAS, the
Insurance Committee hasreviewed the proposals sub-mitted for the Tenant UserLiability Insurance for theNatchitoches Events Centerand Beau Jardin for the Cityof Natchitoches and recom-mend the one-year contractin the amount of $9,880.00for the period June 30, 2014through June 30, 2015 beawarded to Arthur J.Gallagher RiskManagement Services.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT ORDAINEDthat the Honorable LeePosey, Mayor, is herebyauthorized, empowered anddirected to sign any and alldocuments necessary for theexecution of this contract.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Ms.Morrow and Seconded byMr. Stamey as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 054OF 2014
A RESOLUTION AUTHO-RIZING THE MAYOR TOEXECUTE AN EXTEN-SION AGREEMENT TO ACLAIMS ADMINISTRA-TION SERVICE CON-TRACT ENTERED INTOBETWEEN HAMMER-MAN & GAINER, INC.AND THE CITY OFN A T C H I T O C H E S ,LOUISIANA WHICHWILL EXTEND THETERM FOR AN ADDI-TIONAL TWO YEARPERIOD FROM JULY 1,2014 THROUGH ANDINCLUDING JUNE 30,2016
WHEREAS, theCity of Natchitoches(“CITY”) entered into aClaims Service Agreementwith Hammerman & Gainer,Inc. effective March 15,2000, for an original term ofone year and which saidcontract extended for suc-cessive terms to expire atmidnight on June 30, 2014;and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the CITY andHammerman & Gainer, Inc.have agreed to extend theClaims Service Agreementwithout interruption for anadditional two-year periodfrom July 1, 2014, throughand including June 30,2016; and
WHEREAS FUR-THER, the Service Fee shallbe $36,386.00 for eachannual period of thisExtension Agreement, all inaccordance with theattached ExtensionAgreement.
WHEREAS FUR-THER, after havingreviewed the attached“Extension Agreement”, theCity Council of the City ofNatchitoches desires toauthorize the Mayor to exe-cute the agreement onbehalf of the City ofNatchitoches.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVEDthat the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches inlegal session convened,does hereby authorize,empower, and direct theHonorable Lee Posey,Mayor, to execute the“Extension Agreement” tothe Claims AdministrationServices Contract, betweenthe City of Natchitoches andHammerman & Gainer, Inc.for the period July 1, 2014through and including June30, 2016.
This Resolutionshall be in full force andeffect from and after itsadoption.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Stamey and Seconded byMr. Nielsen as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 055OF 2014
A RESOLUTION FIXINGTHE TIME, DAY, DATEAND PLACE OF REGU-LAR MEETINGS OF THECITY COUNCIL OF THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES FOR THE NEXTTWELVE MONTHS
BE ITRESOLVED, by the City
Council of the City ofNatchitoches, in regular ses-sion convened, that inaccordance with Section2.09 of the Home RuleCharter of the City ofNatchitoches, that the CityCouncil of the City ofNatchitoches will meet inregular session at 5:30 P.M.on the second and fourthMondays of each month forthe next twelve (12) months
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED, that the placeof meeting shall be theNatchitoches Arts Center,716 Second Street, City ofNatchitoches, unless pro-vided otherwise by theMayor upon public notice.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that specialmeetings may be held inaccordance with the provi-sions of Section 2.09 of theHome Rule Charter and fur-ther providing that notice ofthe special meeting to beposted at the principal officeof the City no less thantwenty-four (24) hours inadvance of said meeting.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that, at the dis-cretion of the Mayor andCouncilmen, an informalmeeting may be called tobegin at 5:00 p.m. precedingthe regularly scheduled CityCouncil meeting to discussany business deemed pru-dent and necessary.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Mims and Seconded by Ms.Morrow as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 056OF 2014
A RESOLUTION ESTAB-LISHING MEETINGTIMES AND PLACES OF: NATCHITOCHES PLAN-NING COMMISSION HIS-TORIC DISTRICT COM-MISSION AIRPORT ADVI-SORY COMMISSIONWATERWORKS DIS-TRICT NO. 1
WHEREAS, Statelaw requires that notice ofmeetings of governing bod-ies and agencies thereofmust be published in accor-dance with the provisions ofLouisiana R.S. 42:7.
NOW, THERE-FORE, BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches thatthe Planning Commission ofthe City of Natchitochesshall meet in regular sessionat 5:30 P.M. on the firstTuesday of each month atthe Natchitoches ArtsCenter, 716 Second Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that theHistoric DistrictCommission for the City ofNatchitoches shall meet at5:00 P.M. on the firstMonday of each month atthe Natchitoches ArtsCenter, 716 Second Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that the AirportAdvisory Commission willmeet 5:00 P.M. on the thirdMonday of each month,except December, at theNatchitoches RegionalAirport Terminal located at450 Wallenberg Drive,Natchitoches, Louisiana.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that theWaterworks District No. 1shall meet at 5:30 P.M. onthe fourth Monday of eachmonth at the WaterworksDistrict Office, Sibley Lake.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Nielsen and Seconded byMr. Stamey as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 057OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPOINTING STACYMcQUEARY AS CLERKOF THE COUNCIL FORTHE CITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES
BE ITRESOLVED that the CityCouncil does hereby takecognizance of the recom-mendation of Mayor LeePosey that Stacy McQuearybe appointed as Clerk of theCouncil for the City of
Natchitoches, in accordancewith Section 2.08 of theHome Rule Charter, and
IT IS FURTHERRESOLVED that the CityCouncil hereby confirms thesaid appointment.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Payne and Seconded by Mr.Nielsen as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 058OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPOINTING THE AUDI-TOR FOR THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES
BE ITRESOLVED that the CityCouncil does hereby takecognizance of the recom-mendation of Mayor LeePosey that the firm ofJohnson, Thomas andCunningham be appointedas City Auditor for the Cityof Natchitoches for the peri-od of May 31, 2014 throughMay 31, 2015; and
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that the CityCouncil hereby confirms thesaid appointment.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Ms.Morrow and Seconded byMr. Stamey as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 059OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPOINTING THE FIS-CAL AGENT FOR THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES
BE ITRESOLVED thatOrdinance No. 44 of 2013of the Natchitoches CityCouncil awarded MidSouthBank the contract for FiscalAgent for the City ofNatchitoches; and
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that theCouncil does hereby takecognizance of the recom-mendation of Mayor LeePosey that MidSouth Bank,Natchitoches, LA, beappointed as Fiscal Agentfor the City of Natchitochesfor the term June 1, 2014through May 31, 2015; and
IT IS FURTHERRESOLVED that the CityCouncil hereby confirms thesaid appointment.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Stamey and Seconded byMr. Nielsen as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 060OF 2014
A RESOLUTION DESIG-NATING THE NATCHI-TOCHES TIMES AS THEOFFICIAL LEGAL JOUR-NAL FOR THE CITY OFNATCHITOCHES FORTHE NEXT TWELVEMONTHS
BE ITRESOLVED by the CityCouncil of the City ofNatchitoches in regular ses-sion convened that TheNatchitoches Times is here-by designated as the officiallegal journal for the City ofNatchitoches for the nexttwelve months.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declared
the Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Mims and Seconded by Mr.Stamey as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 061OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPOINTING MEMBERSTO THE CITY PLAN-NING COMMISSION FORTHE CITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES
WHEREAS, theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches has submittedthe following names forappointment to theNatchitoches City PlanningCommission to-wit:
1. Charles Whitehead, III2. Bobby Claiborne3. Eric Davis4. Thomas Burns5. Betsy Widhalm6. Rickey McCalister7. Jamie Flanagan8. John Bonnette
WHEREAS FUR-THER, Section 24-17 of theNatchitoches Code ofOrdinances provides thatthe members of theCommission shall serve atthe pleasure of the Mayor,with consent of theNatchitoches City Council.
NOW, THERE-FORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches thatthey hereby acknowledgethe appointment of theabove individuals to theCity Planning Commissionand hereby approve andconsent to same.
BE IT FURTHERRESOLVED that theCommission shall have suchpowers and duties as areprovided in R. S. 33:101, etseq.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
Ms. Morrow askedMrs. Fowler if those servingon the commission were inregular attendance. Ms.Fowler stated there are twomembers who are notalways able to be there, butthe attendance record showsthe members make at least 6meetings per year. Ms.Morrow stated if there arepeople that are not going tothe meetings we need tofind someone suitable toserve on that commission.She stated it is important forthe members to be therewhen important businesscomes through. Ms. Fowlerstated if the Mayor wouldlike to make a recommenda-tion she would be happy todiscuss it. The commissionused to be comprised of 9members and it has been awhile since anyone new hasbeen added. Mr. Stameystated that being on thecommission is a thanklessjob and the current membersdo a great job.
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Nielsen and Seconded byMr. Stamey as follows, to–wit:
RESOLUTION NO. 062OF 2014
A RESOLUTIONAPPOINTING MEMBERSTO THE NATCHITOCHESHISTORIC DISTRICTCOMMISSION FOR THECITY OF NATCHI-TOCHES
WHEREAS, theMayor of the City ofNatchitoches has submittedthe following names forappointment to theNatchitoches HistoricDistrict Commission as fol-lows, to-wit:
1. Jared Dunahoe2. Dr. Virginia Crossno3. Mrs. Sharon Gahagan4. Dr. Steve Horton5. Mrs. Theresa Vallien6. Mrs. Melissa Robinson7. Mrs. Marion Salter
WHEREAS FUR-THER, Ordinance No. 31 of1986 of the NatchitochesCode of Ordinances pro-vides that the members ofthe Commission shall serveat the pleasure of the Mayorwith consent of the Council
NOW, THERE-FORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches thatthey hereby acknowledgethe appointment of theabove individuals to theNatchitoches HistoricDistrict Commission andhereby approve and consentto same.
This Resolutionwas then presented for a
vote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
The following Resolutionwas introduced by Mr.Mims and Seconded by Mr.Stamey as follows, to –wit:
RESOLUTION NO 063 OF2014
RESOLUTION FIXINGTHE TERMS OF OFFICEOF THE DIRECTORS OFTHE INDUSTRIALDEVELOPMENT BOARDOF THE CITY OFN A T C H I T O C H E S ,LOUISIANA, INC.
WHEREAS, theCity of Natchitoches, in itsendeavors to promote andattract industry, organizedthe Industrial DevelopmentBoard of the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana,Inc. (the “IDB”), and
WHEREAS, theNatchitoches City Councilaffirmed the appointment ofthe members of the Board ofDirectors of the IDB byResolution No. 016 of 2012,adopted on April 23, 2012;and
WHEREAS, La.R.S. 51:1156(A)(2) pro-vides that the directors ofthe IDB shall be elected bythe governing body of theCity, and they shall be soelected that they shall holdoffice for six-year overlap-ping terms, and this CityCouncil wishes to establishand confirm the terms ofoffice of the current mem-bers of the IDB;
NOW THERE-FORE BE IT RESOLVEDby the City Council of theCity of Natchitoches, Stateof Louisiana, that pursuantto La. R.S. 51:1156(A)(2)the terms of the directors ofthe IDB, as appointed byResolution No. 016 of 2012,shall be as follows:
Name of Director - Term-Beginning of Term- End of Term
Andrew Vallien 2 YearsApril 23, 2012 April 23,2014*
Gary DeBlieux 4 Years April 23, 2012 April 23,2016
C.E. Dranguet, Jr. 4 Years April 23, 2012 April 23,2016
Charles “Chuck” Bourg6 Years April 23, 2012April 23, 2018
Francis Conine 6 Years April 23, 2012 April 23,2018
*The initial termof Andrew Vallien havingexpired on April 23, 2014,he is hereby reappointed toserve a second six-year termending April 23, 2020.
As provided by La.R.S. 51:1156(A)(2), if at theexpiration of any term ofoffice of any director a suc-cessor thereto has not beenelected, then the directorwhose term of office hasexpired shall continue tohold office until his succes-sor shall be so elected.
This Resolutionwas then presented for avote, and the vote wasrecorded as follows:
AYES: P a y n e ,Nielsen, Mims, Stamey,Morrow
NAYS: NoneABSENT: NoneABSTAIN: NoneT H E R E U P O N ,
Mayor Lee Posey declaredthe Resolution passed by avote of 5 Ayes to 0 Nays onthis 9th day of June, 2014.
LEE POSEY, MAYOR
Mayor Poseythanked everyone whoworked on the sidewalkalong East Fifth, overlay atthe corner of Texas andSecond Street, the tenniscourts and baseball fieldsare complete, and the workon the swimming pool. Iappreciate everyone’s hardwork on these projects thatwe have been able to com-plete.
Ms. Morrowthanked Mr. Braxton andMrs. Fowler for helping herget some things done andworking together as a team.She then mentioned on June21st at 10:00 a.m. there willbe a Juneteenth Celebrationat the Arts Center. Theywill be talking about train-ing programs for our youthand she invited the Councilto attend.
The next sched-uled City Council Meetingwill be Monday, June 23,2014.
The offices of theCity of Natchitoches will beclosed Friday, July 4, 2014in honor of IndependenceDay.
With no furtherdiscussion, the Mayor made
a motion for adjournmentand all were in favor.
The meeting wasadjourned at 6:13 p.m.
LEE POSEY, MAYORD O N
MIMS, MAYOR PROTEMPORE#333-14 6/21***
VILLAGE OFCLARENCE
June 12 Minutes
The Village ofClarence met in legal andregular sessions onThursday, June 12, 2014 atthe Village Hall 6004Highway 71 at 6:15 p.m.,Present Mayor BobbyBraxton, AlderwomanNatonya Pikes, andAlderman Frank Mitchell.
The meeting wascalled to order with MayorBobby Braxton leading theinvocation. The first orderof business was the readingof the last minutes.Motioned by FrankMitchell, 2nd AlderwomanNatonya Pikes to accept theminutes without any correc-tions.
Old Business: TheVillage of Clarence had notbought any computers yetfor the town hall, we willstart looking around forsome competitive pricing.
The Back toSchool Bash will be onAugust 9, 2014 at 2 p.m.
New Business:The Mayor brought to thetable to appoint a new coun-cil member Samuel L.Regan in place of JamieAlexander. I AldermanFrank Mitchell Motion toaccept to accept Samuel L.Regan as an alderman, sec-ond the motion AlderwomanNatonya Pikes.
Yeas: 2, Nays: 0,Absent: 0
With no furtherbusiness to discuss, MayorBobby Braxton motionedthat the meeting beadjourned until the 2ndThursday in July 10, 2014.The motion to adjourn themeeting was made by 1stAlderwoman NatonyaPikes., 2nd by AldermanFrank Mitchell.Mayor Bobby BraxtonClerk Berda Williams335-14 6-21***
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
NATCHITOCHESPARISH
COMMUNICATIONSDISTRICT
2:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Council Meeting RoomNatchitoches Parish Court
House
Call to Order - ChairmanLarry Atteridge called theregular meeting of theNatchitoches ParishCommunications Districtto order on Tuesday, May20 , 2014 at 2:00 p. m. inthe Natchitoches ParishGovernment meeting roomof the Natchitoches ParishCourthouse.
Pledge and Prayer -Commissioner McCainoffered the Pledge ofAllegiance, followed bythe Prayer which was ledby Commissioner Dove.
Roll Call - Roll call wasconducted by 9-1-1Director Willis Carter(Address CoordinatorBernice Wallace onexcused absence).Commissioners present:Larry Atteridge, MickeyDove, Jack McCain,Victor Jones, Crit Miller.Commissioners absent:Chris Paige, Doug BirdwellRick Nowlin and MaryJones. Staff present: 911Director Willis Carter, andLegal counsel MarkBegnuad. Presentingreports: Rebecca Jones rep-resenting Johnson Thomasand Cunningham, GeorgeMinturn, Architect, andDeborah Dees, CPA present-ing the 2013 Audit Review.
P u b l i cComments/Introduction ofGuests - ChairmanAtteridge recognized andwelcomed guests and askedif there were any com-ments from the audienceof which there were none.
Approval/Modifications toAgenda - ChairmanAtteridge asked if therewere any modifications tothe Agenda. 911 DirectorCarter stated his request toremove Item # 11 from thismonth’s agenda noting thathe would add it to nextmonth’s agenda. ChairmanAtteridge asked for aMotion to approve theagenda asamended…..Motion byCommissioner VictorJones, seconded byCommissioner McCain .Roll call vote was record-ed as follows: Victor Jones,YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
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Chairman Atteridge askedfor a Motion to approvethe minutes of the March18, 2014 Board Meetingas printed…..Motion byCommissioner McCain,seconded byCommissioner Dove . Rollcall vote was recorded asfollows: Victor Jones, YES;McCain, YES; Atteridge,YES; Dove, YES; Miller,YES; Paige, ABSENT,Nowlin, ABSENT, MaryJones, ABSENT, DOUGBIRDWELL, ABSENT.Motion Passed
Financial Report - RebeccaJones, representingJohnson Thomas andCunningham, presentedFinancial reports for periodending May 28, 2014,Chairman Atteridge askedfor a motion to accept theFinancial Reports as pre-sented….Motion byCommissioner VictorJones, seconded byCommissioner Miller. Rollcall vote was recorded asfollows: Victor Jones, YES;McCain, YES; Atteridge,YES; Dove, YES; Miller,YES; Paige, ABSENT,Nowlin, ABSENT, MaryJones, ABSENT, DOUGBIRDWELL, ABSENT.Motion Passed
9-1-1 Directors Report –Carter reported on the fol-lowing: Property DeedTransfer - Larry Atteridge,Chairman of the Board ofCommissioners for theNatchitoches ParishCommunications District,joined other members of theCommission, along withParish President RickNowlin, Mayor Lee Poseyand Mr. Max LeComte, rep-resenting Ark-La-TexInvestments &Development Corporation,for a property donation cer-emony on March 26, 2014.This concluded the officialtransfer of the deed of own-ership for property that willbe the future home of theNatchitoches Parish PublicSafety EmergencyCommunications Center.Accounting Services Letterof Engagement, Carter andMark Thomas met on April25, 2014 and discussed spe-cific changes proposed incurrent Letter ofEngagement. As a result ofthat meeting, agreementwith regard to a revisedscope of work, and adjustedfee schedule has beenreached and a new letter ofengagement has beensigned. Phase 2Implementation – On April22, 2014 two representa-tives from the Associationof Public SafetyCommunications Officials(APCO) acting as guestfacilitators arrived at theShreveport Regional airportto begin three days of workaimed at preparing theDistrict, as well as firstresponder dispatch agen-cies, for the task of migrat-ing to Phase 2 location wire-less technology. The facili-tator workshop was con-ducted on April 23, 2014with fifteen in attendance.Four of which wereNatchitoches communica-tions district commission-ers, along with the 9-1-1Director from RapidesParish. Also in attendancewere the PSAP directorsfrom both the NPSO and theNatchitoches City Policeand representatives fromAT&T. Over a period ofalmost three hours theAPCO consultants sharedmuch information with thegroup and answered ques-tions to help clarify what thegroup could expect with theadvent of Phase II locationservice. The team met one-on-one with our AT&T rep-resentative, along withCarter and Wallace for acombined 8-hours beforetheir departure on April24th. The net benefit to theDistrict was some 11-hoursof professional assistancedirectly focused on effortsto achieve Phase 2 deploy-ment. This service was pro-vided to the District as a“member benefit” at no costto the District. CapitalOutlay - The House Waysand Means Committee con-vened on May 8th to consid-er 161 amendments to HB2(Capital Outlay funding).All of the amendments, withthe exception of one thatwas offered from the floor,passed. To the best of myknowledge, none of theseamendments have a directimpact to 50/NRO NATCHI-TOCHES COMMUNICA-TIONS DISTRICT which isour EmergencyCommunications Centerproject. The next stop forHB2 was review by theHouse AppropriationsCommittee and that took
place on May 12, 2014 withonly one amendment. Floordebate on HB2 took placeon May 15th. The Bill hasbeen moved to the Senatefor consideration.ANNOUNCEMENTS – 9-1-1 Administrative Officeswill be closed May 26th inobservance of MemorialDay. Chairman Atteridgeasked for a motion toaccept the Directors report.Motion by CommissionerMiller, seconded byCommissioner VictorJones. Roll call voterecorded as follows: VictorJones, YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
VISA Account ActivityReport – ChairmanAtteridge asked for amotion to accept state-ment of charges on theDistrict’s VISA account asprovided. Motion byCommissioner McCain,seconded byCommissioner VictorJones. Roll call voterecorded as follows: VictorJones, YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
AUDIT REVIEW – The2013 Audit Review was pro-vide to the Commission byMs. Deborah Dees, CPA.The Natchitoches ParishCommunications Districtexperienced an increase inits net position during theyear ended December 31,2013. Actual revenues forthe year 2013 exceeded bud-geted amounts by $4,729.Expenditures for the yearwere $19,770 below theapproved budget. The auditreview did not reveal anymaterial weaknesses.Chairman Atteridge askedfor a motion to accept theAudit Review Report aspresented by Ms. Dees:Motion by CommissionerMcCain, seconded byCommissioner VictorJones. Roll call voterecorded as follows: VictorJones, YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
Office Of HomelandSecurity Grant Update -Carter reported that follow-ing approval last month ofthe Homeland Securitygrant, he had requested ameeting with the provider ofthe Emergency WarningSystem to discuss in furtherdetail some of the issuesinvolved in the upgrades tothe system. That meetingoccurred on May 8, 2014and we are awaiting addi-tion information at thistime. Chairman Atteridgeasked for a motion toaccept the HomelandSecurity Grant updatereport: Motion byCommissioner Dove, sec-onded by CommissionerMiller. Roll call voterecorded as follows: VictorJones, YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
NATCOM PROJECTREPORT- Mr. Minturn pro-vided updates on the latestrevised site plans for theNATCOM facility. Heinformed the Commissionthat he is still on schedulewith the time line that heprovided during the JanuaryCommission meeting.Atteridge asked for amotion to accept the archi-tects report. Motion byCommissioner Miller, sec-onded by CommissionerDove. Roll call vote record-ed as follows: Victor Jones,YES; McCain, YES;Atteridge, YES; Dove, YES;Miller, YES; Paige,ABSENT, Nowlin,ABSENT, Mary Jones,ABSENT, DOUG BIRD-WELL, ABSENT. MotionPassed
Having no further Businessto come before theCommunications DistrictBoard of Commissioners,Chairman Atteridge calledfor a motion to adjournuntil it’s next scheduledmeeting date. Motion byCommissioner McCain,
seconded by Victor Jones .Roll call vote recorded asfollows: Victor Jones, YES;McCain, YES; Atteridge,YES; Dove, YES; Miller,YES; Paige, ABSENT,Nowlin, ABSENT, MaryJones, ABSENT, DOUGBIRDWELL, ABSENT.Motion
MEETING ADJOURNED3:10 P.M.
Mary Jones, Secretary June 17, 2014#337-14 6/21***
PROCEEDINGS OF SPECIAL-CALLED
MEETINGNATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOL
BOARDHELD ON
MARCH 27, 2014
A special-called meeting ofthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board was held onThursday, March 27,2014 at 5:00 p.m. in theBoard Room of theNatchitoches Parish School Board Office, 310 RoyalStreet, Natchitoches,Louisiana, and upon rollcall, the following mem-bers were present: CecilWalker, Carroll Daniels,Ralph Wilson, J. Wilson,Harry Graham,Russell Danzy, MichaelHilton, Donna Masson,Carl Means, Thomas Melderand George Rhymes.Absent: None.
The meeting was called toorder by President Means,followed by an invocationby Mrs. Wilson and Pledgeof Allegiance by Mr. Danzy.
On motion of Mrs. Wilson,seconded by Mr. Wilson,that the Board hereby inter-view all the candidatesfor superintendent startingon April 8, 2014 and endingon April 10, 2014. Eachcandidate is limited to onehour interviews with inter-views starting at 5:00each afternoon.
YEAS: Walker, Daniels, R.Wilson, J. Wilson, Graham,Danzy, Masson, Means,Melder and Rhymes.NAYS: Hilton. ABSENT:None. The motion carried.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Danzy, theBoard authorized theDirector of Personnel tonotify candidates of deter-mination of certification.
On motion of Mrs. Wilson,seconded by Mrs. Masson,the Board approved theDirector of Personnel tonotify candidates of theinterview schedule. Thecandidates would beselected randomly andpaper ballots used for vot-ing.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Hilton, theBoard adjourned.
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT
PROCEEDINGS OF SPECIAL-CALLED
MEETINGS OFNATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOL
BOARDHELD ON
APRIL 8, 9, & 10, 2014
Special-called meetings ofthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board were held onApril 8, 9, and 10, 2014 at5:00 p.m. in the BoardRoom of the NatchitochesParish School Board Office,310 Royal Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana,and upon roll call, the fol-lowing members werepresent: Cecil Walker,Carroll Daniels, RalphWilson, J. Wilson, HarryGraham, Russell Danzy,Michael Hilton, DonnaMasson, Carl Means,Thomas Melder andGeorge Rhymes. Absent:Mr. Hilton was absent onApril 10, 2014.
The meetings were called toorder by President Means,followed by the invocationand Pledge of Allegiance.
The Board interviewed allthe candidates for superin-tendent starting on April 8,2014 and ending onApril 10, 2014. Each candi-date was allowed one hourinterviews withinterviews starting at 5:00p.m. each afternoon.
On April 17, 2014, theBoard set a meeting todetermine the method forselecting final-ists, possible second inter-views and dates thereof.
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT
PROCEEDING OF SPECIAL-CALLED
MEETING NATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOLBOARD HELD ON
APRIL 17, 2014
A special-called meeting ofthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board was held onThursday, April 17, 2014, at5:00 p.m. in the Board
Room of the NatchitochesParish School Board Office, 310 Royal Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana,and upon roll call, the fol-lowing members were pre-sent: Cecil Walker, CarrollDaniels, Ralph Wilson, J.Wilson, Harry Graham,Russell Danzy, DonnaMasson, Carl Means,Thomas Melder and GeorgeRhymes. Absent: MichaelHilton.
The meeting was called toorder by President Means,followed by an invocationby Mrs. Masson and Pledgeof Allegiance b Mr. Danzy.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Graham,the Board granted permis-sion to advertise for bidsfor timber sales of Section16;T5N-R6W for 94 acresclear cut.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mrs. Masson,and with unanimous consentof members present, theBoard authorized theSupervisor of BusinessAffairs to advertise as need-ed for future timber-relatedbids.
On motion of Mrs. Wilson,seconded by Mr. Wilson,the Board approved SandyIrchirl and 8 teachers,Vaughn Elem./MiddleSchool, travel to Dallas,Texas, May 2 & 3, 2014, to
chaperone studentsfor end of the year field trip.Funded by School ActivityFund.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Melder, theBoard granted permission toadvertise for bidsfor waste management ser-vice for 2014-15 fiscalyear. (All renewal optionshave been exercised)
On motion of Mrs. Masson,seconded by Mr. Wilson, theBoard convened into execu-tive session to discussand determine number andmethod for selecting final-ists, possible second interviews and dates there-of.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Rhymes,the Board adjourned out ofexecutive session.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Wilson, theBoard agreed on five final-ists.
Mr. Means announced thatthere would be a “Meet andGreet” for the finalists onApril 24, 2014 at4:00 p.m. at the MediaCenter for the public tocome and visit with the can-didates. The board meetingwould follow at 5:00 p.m.
On motion of Mr. Wilson,seconded by Mrs. Wilson,the candidates selected forfinalists will have15 minute interviews withanother reduction of candi-dates after the interviews.
The Board proceeded to theselection process.Gwendolyn Hardison, RuthKay, Janice Williamsand Spurgeon Banyardreceived five votes each.Eddie Jones and DaleSkinner received eightvotes each.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mrs. Wilson,the Board agreed to acceptsix persons for thenext interviews due to fourof the candidates receivingfive votes each.
On motion of Mr. Daniels,seconded by Mrs. Wilson,the Board adjourned.
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT
PROCEEDING OF SPECIAL-CALLED
MEETINGNATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOL
BOARDHELD ON APRIL 24,
2014
A special-called meeting ofthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board was held onThursday, April 24, 2014, at5:00 p.m. in the BoardRoom of the NatchitochesParish School Board Office, 310 Royal Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana,and upon roll call, the fol-lowing members were pre-sent: Cecil Walker, CarrollDaniels, Ralph Wilson, J.Wilson, Harry Graham,Russell Danzy, MichaelHilton, Donna Masson, CarlMeans, Thomas Melder andGeorge Rhymes. Absent:None.
The meeting was called toorder by President Means,followed by an invocationby Mrs. Masson and Pledgeof Allegiance b Mr. Danzy.
The Board interviewed thefollowing candidates forsuperintendent: SpurgeonBanyard, GwendolynHardison, Eddie Jones, RuthKay, Jessie Skinner andJanice Williams.
After the interviews, theBoard had to decide whether
to select one candidate thatbeing the superintendent orto select more than onefinalist.
On motion of Mrs. Wilson,seconded by Mr. Wilson,that the Board hereby select3 finalists.
Mr. Hilton made a substitutemotion, seconded by Mr.Rhymes, that the Boardhereby select 2 finalists.
VOTE ON SUBSTITUTEMOTION:
YEAS: Walker, Danzy,Hilton, and Rhymes.NAYS: Daniels, Wilson, J.Wilson, Graham, Masson,Means and Melder.(Failed)
VOTE ON MOTION:
YEAS: Daniels, Wilson, J.Wilson, Graham, Danzy andMeans. NAYS: Walker,Hilton,
Masson, Melder andR h y m e s .(Carried) The Board selected 3 final-ists by paper ballot: EddieJones, Jesse Skinner andRuth Kay.
The Board agreed on ameeting date on April 29,2014 at 5:00 p.m. to electthe new superintendent.
On motion of Mr. Hilton,seconded by Mr. Danzy, theBoard adjourned.
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT
PROCEEDING OF SPECIAL-CALLED
MEETINGNATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOL
BOARDHELD ON APRIL 29,
2014
A special-called meeting ofthe Natchitoches ParishSchool Board was held onThursday, April 17, 2014, at5:00 p.m. in the BoardRoom of the NatchitochesParish School Board Office, 310 Royal Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana,and upon roll call, the fol-lowing members were pre-sent: Cecil Walker, CarrollDaniels, Ralph Wilson, J.Wilson, Harry Graham,Russell Danzy, MichaelHilton, Donna Masson, CarlMeans, Thomas Melder andGeorge Rhymes.
The meeting was called toorder by President Means,followed by an invocationby Mr. Danzy and Pledge ofAllegiance by Mr. Hilton.
The Board met to elect asuperintendent of schoolswith 3 remaining candi-dates-Ruth Kay, DaleSkinner and Eddie Jones.
On motion of Mr. Melder,seconded by Mr. Rhymes,and unanimously carried,that if no candidatereceived 6 votes to win, arun-off election to name thewinner from the top 2 candi-dates and the person withthe lowest vote is eliminat-ed.
On motion of Mr. Daniels,seconded by Mrs. Wilson,that the Board hereby con-vene into executive sessionto discuss the election of thesuperintendent.
YEAS: Walker, Daniels,Wilson, J. Wilson, Graham,Danzy, Masson, Means andMelder.NAYS: Hilton andR h y m e s .(Carried)
All 3 candidates approvedof the executive session.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Hilton, theBoard adjourned out ofexecutive session.
On the first ballot Mr.Skinner received 5 voteswith Mrs. Kay and Mr.Jones receiving 3 votes. No person was elim-inated.
On the second ballot Mr.Jones was eliminated with 2votes. Mrs. Kay received 4votes and Mr. Skinnerreceived 5 votes.
On the third ballot Mrs. Kayreceived 1 vote, Mr.Skinner received 8 voteswith Mr. Rhymes and Mr.Hilton both abstaining.
On motion of Mr. Melder,seconded by Mrs. Masson,that Mr. Dale Skinner benamed Superintendent ofNatchitoches Parish Schoolssubject to successful con-tract negotiations.
YEAS: Walker, Daniels,Wilson, J. Wilson, Graham,Danzy, Hilton, Masson,Means, Melder andRhymes. NAYS: None.(Carried)
On motion of Mr. Hilton,seconded by Mrs. Rhymes,the Board adjourned.
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT
PROCEEDINGS OF REGULAR MEETING
OFNATCHITOCHESPARISH SCHOOL
BOARDMEETING ON
MAY 8, 2014
A regular meeting of theNatchitoches Parish SchoolBoard was held onThursday, May 8, 2014, at5:00 p.m. in the BoardRoom of the NatchitochesParish School Board Office,310 Royal Street,Natchitoches, Louisiana,and upon roll call, the fol-lowing members and DaleSkinner, Secretary-Treasurer, were present:Cecil Walker, Ralph Wilson,Harry Graham, RussellDanzy, Michael Hilton,Donna Masson, Carl Means,Thomas Melder and GeorgeRhymes. Absent: CarrollDaniels and Joella Wilson.
The meeting was called toorder by President Means,followed by an invocationby Mrs. Masson and Pledgeof Allegiance by Mr.Rhymes.
Under Superintendent/StaffReports, SuperintendentSkinner presented the BoardUpdate.
The Board recognized theLakeview High SchoolBasketball Team for being astate winner.
The Board presentedplaques and certificates tothe 2013 - 2014 Students ofthe Year.
Elementary winners were:Katelyn Victor, EastNatchitoches, KristiaunaMoore, Fairview Alpha,Mariah Jones, ParksElementary, Kallie Ayres,Goldonna Elementary,Summer Allen, VaughnElementary, MakennaHassan, MarthavilleElementary, Aziza Coutee,Natchitoches Magnet,Mikail Jackson, ProvencalElementary and KatherineAnderson, NSU Elementary.Miss Anderson was selectedthe Elementary Student ofthe Year for the district.
Middle School or JuniorHigh winners were: KelseyLaCaze, Cloutierville JuniorHigh, Kenya Brown, EastNatchitoches MiddleSchool, Kayla Watson,Parks Middle School, EmilyJohnson, Goldonna JuniorHigh, Aaron Foster, VaughnMiddle School, MadisonMcLaren, Lakeview JuniorHigh, Caitlin Hassan,Marthaville Junior High,Madeline Fralia,Natchitoches Magnet, AbbieGandy, Provencal JuniorHigh and Bryce Moulton,NSU Middle. Mr. Moultonwas selected theMiddle/Junior High Studentof the Year for the district.
High School winners were:Brooke Blackmon fromLakeview High School andKatharine Wiggins fromNatchitoches Central HighSchool. Miss Wiggins waschosen the High SchoolStudent of the Year for thedistrict.
Under new business, therewere no public comments atthe public meeting regard-ing the millage rates for2014.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Graham,and with unanimous consentof the members present, theBoard adopted the millagerates for tax year 2014.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Wilson, theBoard approved the follow-ing consent agenda items:
1. Adoption ofAgenda.2. Approval of
Minutes of April 3, 20143. FINANCE ITEMS
A. Payment of Bills: B. Out of StateTravel:
(1) TerranceStar and Charlotte Turner,teachers, ParksElem./Middle School, travelto Hot Springs, Arkansas,from May 18-20, 2014, tochaperone eighth grade stu-dents on a field trip. At nocost to the Board.
C. School Bus RoutesChanges:D. Purchase of Buses:
(1) F r e d d aBurns
(2) MichelleMileyE. Advert isements :Permission to:F. Resignations:G. Retirements: H. Requests forLeave:I. Termination:Mr. Russell Danzy present-ed the Finance, Facilities,Services and InsuranceReport.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Melder, theBoard approved a proposalfrom City of Natchitochesto lease a portion of land tothe city for an electricalsubstation. Mr. Wilsonvoted nay.
On motion of Mrs. Masson,seconded by Mr. Wilson, theBoard unanimously
approved the 2013-2014General Fund BudgetRevision and ChildNutrition Budget Revision.
On motion of Mr. Danzy,seconded by Mr. Wilson, theBoard approved the requestof Johnson, Thomas &Cunningham, certifiedaccountants, to serve asauditors for School ActivityFunds of the NatchitochesParish School Board for theyears ended June 30, 2015and 2016.
Under personnel, the Boardreceived a personnel updatefrom Mrs. Linda Page,Director of Personnel.
Mr. George Rhymes pre-sented the ExecutiveReport.
On motion of Hilton, sec-onded by Mr. Rhymes, andunanimously carried, theBoard added a specificobjective to Attachment 1 asfollows: The improvementplan shall include consider-ation of input and commentsfrom a committee appointedby the members of theNatchitoches Parish SchoolBoard.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Hilton, andwith unanimous consent, theBoard ratified the contractwith Mr. Dale Skinner asSuperintendent ofNatchitoches ParishSchools.
Mr. Rhymes made a motionto add an item to the agendawith a second from Mr.Danzy that the Boarddeclare May 26, 2014(Memorial Day) a holidayfor the administrative staff.
On motion of Mr. Rhymes,seconded by Mr. Hilton, theBoard unanimouslydeclared a holiday on May26, 2014 for the CentralOffice and School Staffs.
On motion of Mr. Hilton,seconded by Mr. Rhymes,the Board adjourned.
DALE SKINNER, SEC-RETARY-TREASURER
CARL MEANS, PRESI-DENT#338-14 6/21***
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LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF LOUISIANA,OFFICE OF CONSERVA-TION, BATON ROUGE,LOUISIANA.In accordance with the lawsof the State of Louisiana,and with particular refer-ence to the provisions ofTitle 30 of LouisianaRevised Statutes of 1950, apublic hearing will be heldin the Hearing Room, 1stFloor, LaSalle Building, 617North 3rd Street, BatonRouge, Louisiana, at 9:00a.m. on TUESDAY, JULY29, 2014, upon the applica-tion of XTO ENERGY,INC.
At such hearingthe Commissioner ofConservation will considerevidence relative to theissuance of Orders pertain-ing to the following mattersrelating to the HosstonZone, Reservoir A, in theSan Miguel Creek Field,Natchitoches Parish,Louisiana.1. To create one (1) addi-tional drilling and produc-tion unit for the explorationfor and production of gasand condensate from theHosston Zone, Reservoir A.2. To force pool and ingrateall separately owned tracts,mineral leases and otherproperty interests within theproposed unit in accordancewith Section 10, Title 30 ofthe Louisiana RevisedStatutes of 1950, with eachseparate tract sharing in unitproduction on a surfaceacreage basis of participa-tion.3. To designate XTOEnergy, Inc. as operator ofthe proposed unit.4. To designate the XTOEnergy, Inc.-Blankenship29H No. 1 Well as the unitwell for the proposed unit,said well being located asshown on the plat submittedwith the application.5. To provide that futurewells drilled to the HosstonZone, Reservoir A, withinor outside of the unit pro-posed herein be located inaccordance with the spacingprovisions of LAC43:XIX.1901 et seq.(Statewide Order No. 29-E).6. To provide that theCommissioner ofConservation may reclassifythe Hosston Zone, ReservoirA, by supplemental orderand without the necessity ofa public hearing should sucha reclassification be war-ranted based on evidencefurnished to theCommissioner ofConservation.7. To consider such othermatters as may be pertinent.
The Hosston Zone,Reservoir A is defined asthat gas and condensatebearing zone encounteredbetween the depths of7,297′ and 10,173′ (electri-
cal log measurements) inthe XTO Energy, Inc.-Powell 15H No. 1 Well,located in Section 15,Township 10 North, Range10 West.
A plat is availablefor inspection in the Officeof Conservation in BatonRouge and Shreveport,Louisiana.http://dnr.louisiana.gov/conshearings
All parties havinginterest therein shall takenotice thereof.
BY ORDER OF:
JAMES H. WELSHCOMMISSIONER OFCONSERVATION
Baton Rouge, LA6/18/14;6/23/14 Slck
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SUCCESSION OF JEANMARIE D’ AMATO
THOMAS
DOCKET NUMBER:P-14680 A10TH JUDICIAL DIS-TRICT COURTNATCHITOCHES PARISH,LOUISIANA
NOTICE OF APPLICA-TION FOR AUTHORITYTO SELL IMMOVABLE
PROPERTY AT PRI-VATE SALE
NOTICE ISGIVEN that Alicia Thomas-Glenn, TestamentaryExecutrix of the Successionof Jean Marie D’ AmatoThomas has, pursuant to theprovision of the LouisianaCode of Civil Procedures,Article 3281, petitioned thisHonorable Court for author-ity to sell at private sale, forthe price of Two HundredTwo Thousand FiveHundred AND 00/100($202,500.00), theSuccession interest in and tothe following describedproperty
That certain lot of ground,together with all buildingsand improvements locatedthereon, situated in the Cityand Parish of Natchitoches,Louisiana, bearing munici-pal address of 332 HenryAvenue, Natchitoches,Louisiana 71457, and beingmore particularly describedas follows, to-wit:
A certain parcel of groundhaving a front of 75 feet onthe North side of HenryAvenue in the City ofNatchitoches, Louisiana,with a dwelling house,garage, and improvementsthereon, being particularlydescribed as being the Easthalf of Lot 11 and the wholeof Lot 10 of Block “C” ofEast Natchitoches Additionto the City of Natchitoches,Louisiana, the said lotsbeing bounded on the Southby Henry Avenue, East byFourth Street, North by analley, and West by the prop-erty of Otis R. Cres, as permap recorded inConveyance Book 110, page302 of the Records ofNatchitoches Parish,Louisiana.
NOW THERE-FORE, in accordance withlaw, notice is hereby giventhat Alicia Thomas-Glenn,Testamentary Executrix,proposed to sell the afore-mentioned property, at pri-vate sale, for the price andupon the terms aforesaid,and the heirs, legatees andcreditors are required tomake opposition, if any theyhave or can, to such sale,within seven (7) days,including Sundays and holi-days, from date whereon thelast publication of thisnotice appears.
LOUIE BERNARD,CLERK OF COURT
By:Deputy Clerk
Attorney:Daniel T. Murchison, Jr.P u b l i c a t i o n : T h eNatchitoches Times Once, then again 21 dayslater Address: 616 Front StreetNatchitoches, Louisiana71457Telephone:(318) 352-2302#326-14 6/21 & 7/12/14***
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Anyone knowing the where-abouts of the heirs of MaryCatherine Woods Taylor,Please notify D. MichaelHayes @ (318) 357-8400 or@ P.O. Box 953,Natchitoches, LA 71457#340-14 6/21***
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Summer is here, and it’s a perfect time for a variety of outdoor sports. Whether you are playing baseball in the summer or football in the fall, it’s always important to practice good sportsmanship. Sportsmanship means respect for the opponent and graciousness in winning and losing. Almost everyone enjoys sports, whether as participants or
spectators. Sports are talked about almost as much as the weather. Just what is a sport? A sport is almost any leisure activity that involves physical
movement. You can participate in some sports as an individual, while some sports involve an organized team. Learn more at: LSU AgCenter.com/4-HClubhouse.
Team, Pair or IndividualIndividualDetermine which of these sports can be played by yourself, in a pair or on a team. Place the appropriate letters from the key in the blanks next to each sport. (Some sports can have more than one letter for an answer.)
KEY: I = Individual, P = Pair, T = Team
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Be CoolSports are exciting because they are built around competition. In most sports competitions, there are winners and losers. Competition can be healthy, but it also can make young people feel a tremendous amount of pressure. A little bit of pressure can be OK, because it may make you try harder to do your best. But sometimes the pressure gets to be more than you can handle.
Many people who take part in sports get a nervous feeling in the pits of their stomachs. Most of us refer to that feeling as “butterflies.” Athletes worry about doing their best in sports competitions and don’t want to make any mistakes.
It is OK to have this nervous feeling. Even professional athletes can have the “butterflies”! But when your nervous feelings cause you extra worry and make sports not as
much fun as you thought, it may be time to figure out ways to ease this pressure you feel.
Why is a
baseball field shaped like a
diamond?
A baseball field actually is a square standing on one of its corners. A baseball field has four bases and the pitcher’s mound in the center. Turning
the “square” on its corner allows the bases to be equal distances apart from
each other and the center of the field pitcher’s mound.
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Good SportA good sport enjoys the game he or she is playing, and it becomes more fun when you don’t focus on the final score. You can help others learn good sportsmanship by practicing these tips:
Show respect for yourself and others by treating everyone the way you would want to be treated.
Know and follow the rules of the game. No one likes it when someone makes up his or her own rules.
Play fair and don’t be a showoff, even if you have more skills than some of the other players.
Offer support and encouragement to teammates, especially if they struggle or make mistakes.
Respect the officials and team coaches if you are part of an organized sports group.
Don’t make excuses for mistakes you may make. Forgive yourself and get right back into the action.
Don’t blame others when you or your team lose. Learn and grow from your mistakes.
Be polite and offer “good game” to your opponents no matter who won or lost.
Be willing to spend your time “on the bench.” Everyone deserves a chance to play.
Lose without whining, and win with dignity!
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Medicare Dean Martin
Shaun T’s Cancer: Winning
Shark! Elvis Presley
Shark! Free Credit
Summer Sexy
Wolfgang Smooth-ies
Shark! The 4 Seasons
Health-Food
WEN Hair Care
Portable Cooktop
TVL Y 202(6:12) The Nanny (S) The
NannyThe Nanny
Brady Bunch
Brady Bunch
(9:12) The Brady Bunch “Click”
Brady Bunch
Brady Bunch
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
(12:12) The Cosby Show “The Prom”
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
Roseanne (S)
Roseanne (S)
Roseanne (S)
Roseanne (S)
Roseanne (S)
Roseanne (S)
CNN ∞ 63(5:00) New Day Saturday The latest news, weather and stories. (N)
Smerconish (N) (Live)
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfi eld (N) Your Money
CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Sanjay Gupta
CNN Newsroom
OXYGN ± 103Proactiv Plus
21 Day Fix
How Stella Got Her Groove Back ›› (1998) Angela Bassett, Taye Diggs.
The Fighting Temptations ››‡ (2003) Cuba Gooding Jr., Beyoncé Knowles, Melba Moore.
The Brothers ››› (2001) Morris Chestnut, D.L. Hughley, Bill Bellamy.
Cadillac Records ››› (2008) Adrien Brody, Beyoncé Knowles, Jeffrey Wright.
The Fighting Temptations ››‡ (2003) Melba Moore
FAM ≤ 201Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III ›› (1993) Elias Koteas, Paige Turco.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze ››‡ (1991)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles ››‡ (1990) Judith Hoag, Elias Koteas.
The Haunted Mansion ›› (2003) Eddie Murphy, Terence Stamp, Wallace Shawn.
Alice in Wonderland ››‡ (2010) Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska.
Monsters, Inc. ›››‡ (2001)
SL = Sudden Link CP = CP-Tel
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KTBS # 3ABC World News
KTBS 3 News Weekend (N)
Castle Castle and Beckett investi-gate a murder. (S)
Bet on Your Baby A 3-year-old tries to make soccer goals. (N)
The Assets Ames bonds with Yurchenko during a trip. (N) (S)
Nightline Prime (N) (S) KTBS 3 News at Ten (N) Burn Notice “Hard Bargain” Kidnapping ring.
KALB % 5The American Athlete
NBC Nightly News (N)
NewsChannel 5 (N)
30 Rock “MILF Island”
Crisis Finley makes a bold move. (N) (S)
Crisis “World’s Best Dad” Ian receives a message. (N)
The Blacklist Investigating an adoption agency. (S)
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:29) Saturday Night Live Host Seth Rogen; Ed Sheeran performs. (S)
TBS _ 23Everybody-Ray-mond
Everybody-Ray-mond
Everybody-Ray-mond
Everybody-Ray-mond
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
(9:32) The Big Bang Theory
(10:02) Funniest Wins Performing on a double-decker bus.
(11:02) Bring It On ››‡ (2000) Jesse Bradford
KLAX ( ? 8ABC World News
Beat Anxiety & Depression
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S) Bet on Your Baby A 3-year-old tries to make soccer goals. (N)
The Assets Ames bonds with Yurchenko during a trip. (N) (S)
Nightline Prime (N) (S) The Insider (N) (S)
Glee “Sadie Hawkins” Kurt tries to fi nd his niche. (S)
Glee “Naked” (S)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos Holiday videos. (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Bones An explosion in a hotel garage. (S)
Bones “The Beaver in the Otter” Fraternity brother. (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
KSLA , 12Paid Program CBS Evening
News (N) News 12 Satur-day 6pm (N)
RightThisMinute (N)
Blue Bloods Two Wall Steet brokers are killed. (S)
48 Hours (S) 48 Hours (N) (S) KSLA News at 10PM (N)
Graham Bens-inger
Storm Stories Unsealed: Alien Files (S)
KLPA ` 13PBS NewsHour Weekend (N)
Art Rocks! The Lawrence Welk Show “Sum-mer Sounds”
Keeping Up Appearances
Last of the Sum-mer Wine
(7:59) The Vicar of Dibley
(8:39) Blackad-der II “Potato”
(9:10) Spy “Codename: Double Oh” Tim makes a big decision.
(9:55) Masterpiece Mystery! “Poirot XI: Three Act Tragedy” Two mysterious deaths. (DVS)
(11:25) Austin City Limits (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family (S)
EP Daily (N) (S) MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Washington Nationals. From Nationals Park in Washington, D.C. (N) (Live) CSI: Miami The team fi ghts to save a neighborhood. (S)
Animation Domination High-Def “Golan the Insatiable.” (S)
House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Paid Program I’m Tired of Pay-
ing for TVAre We There Yet?
Are We There Yet?
The First Family (S)
The First Family (S)
Mr. Box Offi ce (S)
Mr. Box Offi ce (S)
The Middle (S) The Middle “The Test” (S)
Glee “Sadie Hawkins” Kurt tries to fi nd his niche. (S)
TMZ (N) (S)
KPXJ 0 1930 Rock “MILF Island”
30 Rock “Sub-way Hero” (S)
SAF3 “Training Day” Team mem-bers overcome their fears.
White Collar “As You Were” Jones’ missing friend.
Bones “The Beaver in the Otter” Fraternity brother. (S)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy “Da Boom” (S)
Family Guy (S) Futurama (S) Seinfeld “The Susie”
KNTS 1 7Gaither Gospel Hour (S) Reno’s Old Time
MusicPresleys’ Coun-try Jubilee
The Marty Stuart Show
Hee Haw Guests Ray Stevens and Susan Raye. (S)
Cumberland Highlanders
Mollie B Polka Party (N) Larry’s Country Diner “Bobby Osborne”
Elvis Presley, Tony Bennett
Travel Secrets: Mexico
EWTN 5 200(4:30) Opening Mass of the Fort-night for Religious Freedom (N)
Mother Angelica Live Classics “Enemies”
Mother Teresa Life and legacy of Mother Teresa of Calcutta.
The Holy Rosary Living Right With Dr. Ray “Second Child Syndrome”
Everyday Holiness: The Life of Father Joseph Musquiz
Opening Mass of the Fortnight for Religious Freedom
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Dates From Hell (S)
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Sex Sent Me to the E.R. “Extra Dose: Hot Air Affair” (N)
Sex Sent Me to the E.R. “Give a Dog a Bone” (N) (S)
Strange Sex (S) Strange Sex Barbara; Corey.
Sex Sent Me to the E.R. “Give a Dog a Bone” (S)
Strange Sex (S) Strange Sex Barbara; Corey.
DISC ; 213Deadliest Catch A brutal storm on the Bering Sea. (S)
Treehouse Masters African-in-spired circular hut treehouse.
Treehouse Masters Western-style mancave treehouse.
Treehouse Masters Scottish treetop cottage in Tulsa.
The Pool Master Anthony builds an adventure-themed pool. (S)
Treehouse Masters Scottish treetop cottage in Tulsa.
The Pool Master Anthony builds an adventure-themed pool. (S)
USA < 29NCIS: Los Angeles Searching for stolen nuclear weapons. (S)
Philadelphia ››› (1993) Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Jason Robards. Fired by his fi rm, lawyer with AIDS fi ghts back.
(8:22) Fast Five ››‡ (2011) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster. Dom Toretto and company ramp up the action in Brazil.
The Mechanic ›› (2011) Jason Statham, Ben Foster.
LIFE = 30A Nanny’s Revenge (2012) Jodi Lyn O’Keefe, Victoria Pratt. A woman hatches a scheme to punish a wealthy contractor.
Stolen From the Womb (2014) Laura Mennell, Larisa Oleynik. Pre-miere. A psychotic kidnapper gives a woman a labor-inducing drug.
The Surrogacy Trap (2013) Adam Reid, Mia Kirshner, David Julian Hirsh. A couple regret their choice of a woman for surrogacy.
(11:02) Stolen From the Womb (2014) Sebastian Spence
AMC > 26(4:00) Shutter Island ››‡ (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley. A 1950s lawman hunts an escaped murderess.
Meet the Fockers ››‡ (2004) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman. Premiere. Future in-laws clash in Florida.
Get Smart ›› (2008) Steve Carell, Anne Hathaway, Dwayne Johnson. Agent Maxwell Smart battles the KAOS crime syndicate.
TNT ? 24(4:00) The Librarian: Curse of the Judas Chalice ››‡
2012 ››‡ (2009) John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda Peet. A global cataclysm nearly wipes out humanity. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows ››‡ (2011) Robert Downey Jr., Jude Law, Noomi Rapace. Holmes and Watson face their archenemy, Moriarty.
(11:35) Falling Skies
FX @ 20(4:30) Red Tails ››‡ (2012) Cuba Gooding Jr., Terrence Howard. The U.S. military forms the fi rst all-black aerial-combat unit.
Captain America: The First Avenger ››› (2011) Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan. Capt. America battles the evil HYDRA organization.
(9:33) Captain America: The First Avenger ››› (2011) Chris Evans, Hayley Atwell, Sebastian Stan. Capt. America battles the evil HYDRA organization.
ESPN A 32(4:30) 2014 FIFA World Cup: Group F -- Nigeria vs. Bosnia and Herze-govina. (N) (Live)
College Baseball: NCAA World Series, Game 14: Teams TBA. From Omaha, Neb. (If necessary). (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsCenter (N) (Live) NHRA Drag Racing SportsCenter (N) (Live) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) ESPN FC Highlights, news, reactions and opinions from the day in
soccer. (N)
FSN C 37Big 12 Show-case
Rangers Insider MLL Lacrosse: Charlotte Hounds at New York Lizards. (N) (Live) The Game 365 Sooner Sports TV Featured
In My Own Words
West Coast Customs World Poker Tour: Season 12
SPIKE E 25Cops “Family Ties No. 2” (S)
Cops A suspect leaves on foot.
Cops “Busted!” (S)
Cops “Coast to Coast”
GLORY 17: Los Angeles Mirko Cro Cop vs. Sergei Kharitonov. From Los Angeles. (N) (Live)
(9:15) Cops “Busted No. 2”
(9:26) Cops (S) Cops “What! Who Me?” (S)
Cops “Coast to Coast”
Jail (S) Jail The jails of Las Vegas. (S)
HIST F 212(4:00) 101 Fast Foods that Changed the World (S)
Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars “Comic Con”
Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars “April Fooled”
Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) (9:31) Pawn Stars (S)
(10:02) Pawn Stars (S)
(10:32) Pawn Stars (S)
(11:01) Pawn Stars (S)
(11:31) Pawn Stars (S)
SYFY G 21(4:00) The Uninvited ›› (2009) Arielle Kebbel
Scarecrow (2013) Lacey Chabert, Robin Dunne, Nicole Muñoz. A monstrous scarecrow terrorizes teens and their teacher.
Halloween II ›‡ (2009) Malcolm McDowell, Tyler Mane, Sheri Moon Zombie. Unstoppable Michael Myers continues his murderous rampage.
Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later ›› (1998) Jamie Lee Curtis, Adam Arkin, Josh Hartnett.
BET H 101(3:30) Held Up › (2000) Jamie Foxx, Nia Long, Barry Corbin.
Act Like You Love Me (2013) Essence Atkins, Christian Keyes, Lynn Whitfi eld. Kelly hires an actor to accompany her to her sister’s party.
Why Did I Get Married? ››‡ (2007) Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Jill Scott. Eight married friends grapple with commitment and betrayal.
Phat Girlz ›› (2006) Godfrey
A&E I 28Criminal Minds “Haunted” Murders at a pharmacy. (S)
Criminal Minds A serial killer keeps his victims’ eyes.
Criminal Minds “Alchemy” Two men are murdered in Rapid City.
Criminal Minds A suspect abducts nannies and children. (S)
Criminal Minds A series of deaths in Manhattan. (S)
(10:02) Criminal Minds “Corazon” Bizarre, ritualistic murders.
(11:01) Criminal Minds Two men are murdered in Rapid City. (S)
MTV J 80(3:00) Notorious ››‡ (2009) Angela Bassett, Derek Luke. (S)
ATL ››‡ (2006) Tip Harris, Lauren London, Mykelti Williamson. Four Atlanta teens face challenges. (S)
Baby Boy ››› (2001) Tyrese Gibson, Omar Gooding, A.J. Johnson. A man juggles womanizing with fi ghting his mother’s boyfriend. (S)
Notorious ››‡ (2009) Angela Bas-sett, Derek Luke. (S)
VH1 K 82I Love the 2000s “2005” Pop culture highlights from 2005. (S)
I Love the 2000s “2006” Pop culture highlights from 2006. (S)
I Love the 2000s “2007” Pop culture highlights from 2007. (S)
I Love the 2000s “2008” Pop culture highlights from 2008. (N)
I Love the 2000s “2009” Pop culture highlights from 2009. (N)
Malibu’s Most Wanted ›› (2003) Jamie Kennedy, Taye Diggs. A rapper jeopardizes his father’s bid to become governor. (S)
DISN L 224Dog With a Blog (S)
Dog With a Blog (S)
I Didn’t Do It “Dance Fever”
I Didn’t Do It (S) Jessie Jessie gets a job. (S)
Jessie (S) (DVS) Dog With a Blog (S)
Dog With a Blog (S)
Lab Rats “Taken” Mighty Med “Mighty Mad”
Austin & Ally (S) A.N.T. Farm (S) Good Luck Charlie
Austin & Ally (S)
NICK M 225Sam & Cat “SuperPsycho”
SpongeBob SquarePants
Sam & Cat Jade and Sam become friends. (S)
Terry the Tomboy (2014) Lia Marie Johnson, Audrey Whitby. Premiere. (S)
Awesome-nessTV
Full House (S) Full House (S) Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends An attractive cousin visits. (S)
FNC O 64America’s News Headquarters (N) FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) Justice With Judge Jeanine (N) Geraldo at Large (N) (S) Red Eye Justice With Judge Jeanine
E! P 100Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kourtney’s lack of emotions.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kris goes overboard.
Good Luck Chuck › (2007) Dane Cook, Jessica Alba, Dan Fogler. A cursed dentist cannot fi nd true love.
Escape Club Young adults living on a resort.
Escape Club An ex arrives on the island.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians Khloé must make a choice.
COM Q 102Natl Lampoon Animal House
(5:21) Half Baked ›‡ (1998) Dave Chappelle, Guillermo Diaz. New York potheads attempt to get their friend out of jail.
(7:27) Superbad ››› (2007) Jonah Hill, Michael Cera, Christopher Mintz-Plasse. Co-dependent teens hope to score booze and babes at a party.
Project X ›› (2012) Thomas Mann, Oliver Cooper. Premiere. Three teens throw a party that spins wildly out of control.
TOON R 227Shrek 2 ››› (2004) Voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz. Animated. A green ogre must meet his wife’s parents.
King of the Hill (S)
King of the Hill (S)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy (S) The Boondocks Black Dynamite The Boondocks Attack on Titan (N)
Bleach (N) Space Dandy
APL S 203Treehouse Masters Pete builds high tech recording studio. (S)
My Cat From Hell Lux traps his family in a room. (S)
My Cat From Hell Mia is vicious; Precious is not so. (N) (S)
Too Cute! Dandy Dinmont Terriers; Tonkinese. (N) (S)
America’s Cutest The most ador-able cat videos, ever. (S)
My Cat From Hell Mia is vicious; Precious is not so. (S)
Too Cute! Dandy Dinmont Terriers; Tonkinese. (S)
TRAV T 208Food Paradise Triple-decker grilled cheese sandwich.
Food Paradise Jumbo lump crab cakes; crawfi sh.
Ghost Adventures Investigations at Sedamsville Rectory.
Ghost Adventures Anomaly pos-sesses and disorients Nick. (N)
The Dead Files Paranormal activity at a restaurant.
The Dead Files Guests have scary visions in a hotel.
Ghost Adventures Anomaly pos-sesses and disorients Nick.
FOOD U 207Chopped Sushi platter; ostrich fi llets and wine.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Chopped “Grilltastic!” A surprise in the appetizer basket.
Cutthroat Kitchen Camp stove burger; giblets and chicken.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives “Grill-ing Greats” (N)
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives “BBQ Legends”
Cutthroat Kitchen Camp stove burger; giblets and chicken.
HGTV V 209House Hunters House Hunters
InternationalHouse Hunters House Hunters
InternationalProperty Brothers A move to a serene and stylish home.
Property Brothers Samira and Shawn search for a home.
House Hunters Renovation A vacation home in Hollywood Hills.
House Hunters House Hunters International
Property Brothers Samira and Shawn search for a home.
MSNBC W 65Caught on Camera Police offi cers performing their jobs.
Caught on Camera People be-come trapped in unusual places.
Caught on Camera Passed on to millions; must see videos.
Lockup: Raw “No Boys Allowed” Lockup: Raw “Severed Ties” (N) Lockup: Raw Long periods of monotony.
Lockup: Raw Adapting to life in American prisons.
CNBC X 66Dean Martin Elvis Presley,
Tony BennettSecret Lives of the Super Rich
Secret Lives of the Super Rich
The Suze Orman Show A pool and new landscaping.
The Suze Orman Show Suze’s simple pop quiz. (N)
American Greed A man threatens investment pros.
American Greed An attorney takes advantage of couples.
The Suze Orman Show Suze’s simple pop quiz.
TVL Y 202(5:12) Who’s the Boss? Jonathan plays Cupid. (S)
(5:49) Who’s the Boss? (S)
(6:21) Who’s the Boss? (S)
(6:54) Who’s the Boss? (S)
(7:27) Who’s the Boss? (S)
Who’s the Boss?
(8:36) Who’s the Boss? (S)
(9:12) The King of Queens Doug looks for help with pingpong. (S)
(9:48) The King of Queens (S)
(10:24) The King of Queens
The King of Queens
Everybody-Ray-mond
CNN ∞ 63CNN Newsroom With Deborah Feyerick (N)
The Sixties “The Assassination of President Kennedy” Exploring the controversial events.
Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Thailand”
Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Myanmar”
Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Tokyo”
Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Thailand”
OXYGN ± 103(3:30) The Fighting Temptations ››‡ (2003) Melba Moore
Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail ›› (2009) Tyler Perry, Derek Luke, Keshia Knight Pul-liam. Madea raises hell behind bars.
(8:20) Tyler Perry’s Madea Goes to Jail ›› (2009) Tyler Perry, Derek Luke, Keshia Knight Pulliam. Madea raises hell behind bars.
(10:40) Cadillac Records ››› (2008) Adrien Brody, Beyoncé Knowles, Jeffrey Wright.
FAM ≤ 201(4:00) Monsters, Inc. ›››‡ (2001) Mary Gibbs
Up ›››‡ (2009) Voices of Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer. Animated. An old man fl ies away in a balloon-powered house.
(8:05) Finding Nemo ›››‡ (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould. Animated. A clown fi sh searches for his missing son.
Holes ››› (2003) Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, Patricia Arquette.
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SUNDAY DAYTIME JUNE 22
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KTBS # 3Good Morning America (N)
First Word KTBS 3 News First News (N) This Week With George...
2014 FIFA World Cup: Group H -- Belgium vs. Russia. (N) (Live)
Sports-Center
2014 FIFA World Cup: Group H -- Korea Republic vs. Algeria. (N) (Live)
World of X Games (N)
KALB % 5Hom-eowner
Cars.TV (S)
LazyTown Zou (EI) Today Actress Reshma Shetty. (N)
Meet the Press (N) Calvary Baptist Church
Gospel Music Presents: Great
African American Short Films
Auto Racing Golf: U.S. Women’s Open Championship, Final Round. From Pinehu-rst, N.C. (N) (Live)
TBS _ 23Married... With
Married... With
Friends (S)
Friends (S)
Friends Friends Bring It On ››‡ (2000) Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Jesse Bradford.
Our Family Wedding ›‡ (2010) America Ferrera, Forest Whitaker.
The Nutty Professor ››› (1996) Eddie Murphy, Jada Pinkett, James Coburn.
Nutty Professor II: The Klumps ›› (2000) Eddie Murphy, Janet Jackson.
KLAX ( ? 8Paid Program
Paid Program
Good Morning America (N)
This Week With George...
Word-Mnistries
Breakfast at
Family 2014 FIFA World Cup: Group H -- Belgium vs. Russia. (N) (Live)
Sports-Center
2014 FIFA World Cup: Group H -- Korea Republic vs. Algeria. (N) (Live)
World of X Games (N)
WGN-A + 27Search--Way
Get Sub D Key of David (S)
Tomorrow Wld
Angel Eyes ››‡ (2001) Jennifer Lopez, Jim Caviezel, Sonia Braga.
The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian ››› (2008) Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, William Moseley.
MLB Baseball: Pittsburgh Pirates at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field in Chicago. (N) (Live)
10th In-ning (N)
Funny Videos
KSLA , 12Paid Program
FREE TV! Church of the Cross KSLA News 12
Word of God
CBS News Sunday Morning (N) (S)
Face the Nation (N) (S)
Anti-Ag-ing
Memory-Loss
Paid Program
High School Bas-ketball
PGA Tour Golf: Travelers Championship, Final Round. From TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Conn. (N) (Live)
KLPA ` 13Curious George
Cat in the Hat
Peg Plus Cat
Space Racers
Wild Kratts
Dinosaur Train
Sesame Street (S) (EI) (DVS)
Life in Cold Blood (S)
2014 Louisiana Young Heroes
To the Contrary
Moyers-Comp
Poirot Poirot deals with seasickness.
American Pharaoh (S)
Doc Martin “Nobody Likes Me” (S)
Art Rocks!
La.: State
KMSS . A 10Hallelujah Train
Paid Program
Hall Let Bible Speak
FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace
Jack Van Impe
Jesse Duplantis
Paid Program
Paid Program
Paid Program
Paid Program
Angel Eyes ››‡ (2001) Jennifer Lopez, Jim Caviezel, Sonia Braga.
Crazy Enough (2012) Chris Kattan, Brooke Anna Leedy.
Gospel Superfest Salute to Black
KSHV / ( 9Bethel Church
Zion Baptist
Christlove In’tl
Prayer Share
Hunt.-Church
Tommy Bates
Word-Mnistries
Marshall Full
Paid Program
Paid Program
Paid Program
Black Enter.
Paid Program
Paid Program
Anaconda › (1997) Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon Voight.
Paid Program
Paying for TV
Cartel War (2009) Dwight Hicks
KPXJ 0 19Extra (N) (S) Baptist
ChurchChristlove In’tl
Shreveport Com-munity Church
Project Love
Baptist Church
Word-Mnistries
Int’l Fel-lowship
Broadmoor Baptist Church (N) (Live)
Animal Adv
Bayou Outdoor
Health-Food
Paid Program
Ministries Paid Program
Louisiana Football TV Magazine
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
KNTS 1 7Small Town Big
Dutch Oven
Turning Point (S) Trinity Baptist Church
Heart After God Ministries
First Baptist Church Special
Westside Baptist Church
Cowboy Church
Cowboy Church
Paid Program
Paid Program
Nature Adventrs
Rx-Life-style
Trip/His-tory
Young Country
Penny Gilley
Equine VIP
EWTN 5 200St. Michael
Holy Rosary
Solemnity of Corpus Christi Mass and Procession With the MFVA Friars (N)
Vaticano God Weeps
Catholi-cism
The Holy Rosary
Solemnity of Corpus Christi Mass and Procession With the MFVA Friars
In Concert “Handel Celebration Concert” (N) Grab Your Parables of Christ
Priests and Dea
Consum-ing the
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Fix (S)Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
Say Yes, Dress
19 Kids and Count-ing (S)
19 Kids-Count
19 Kids-Count
19 Kids and Count-ing (S)
19 Kids and Count-ing (S)
19 Kids-Count
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DISC ; 213Paid Pro-gram (S)
21 Day Fix (S)
Joel Osteen (S)
(7:27) In Touch
Deadliest Catch (S) Deadliest Catch (S) Epic Pools (S) Epic Backyards (S) Epic BBQ Pits (S) Epic RVs (S) Epic Private Islands (S)
Dual Survival “Mayan Mayhem”
Dual Survival “On the Edge” (S)
USA < 29Shark! David
JeremiahPastor Chris
Joel Osteen
Graceland “Connects” XXX ››‡ (2002) Vin Diesel, Asia Argento. A spy tries to stop an anarchist with weapons.
Fast Five ››‡ (2011) Vin Diesel, Paul Walker, Jordana Brewster.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (S)
LIFE = 30In Touch With Dr. Charles Stanley (S)
Amazing Facts
David Jeremiah
Joel Osteen
Proactiv Plus
Drop Dead Diva “Hero”
Mom at Sixteen ›› (2005) Mercedes Ruehl, Jane Krakowski.
Blue Lagoon: The Awakening (2012) Denise Richards, Brenton Thwaites.
A Sister’s Nightmare (2013) Kelly Ruther-ford, Natasha Henstridge, Peyton List.
Premonition ›› (2007) Nia Long
AMC > 26Mad Men Changes at Sterling Cooper.
Mad Men Betty’s father visits.
Halt and Catch Fire “I/O”
(9:03) Halt and Catch Fire “FUD”
(10:02) Halt and Catch Fire
(11:02) Ghostbusters ›››‡ (1984) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis.
Ghostbusters II ››‡ (1989) Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Sigourney Weaver.
Meet the Fockers ››‡ (2004)
TNT ? 24Rizzoli & Isles “A New Day”
Perception “Paris” Law & Order “In God We Trust” (S)
Law & Order “Loco-motion” (S)
Law & Order A deal with a criminal. (S)
Swordfi sh ››‡ (2001) John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry.
Countdown to Green (N)
NASCAR Racing: Sprint Cup Series: Toyota - Save Mart 350. From Sonoma Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. (N) (Live)
FX @ 20Buffy the Vampire Slayer (S)
Dragonball: Evolution ›› (2009) Justin Chatwin, Chow Yun-Fat, Emmy Rossum.
In Time ››‡ (2011) Justin Timberlake, Amanda Seyfried, Cillian Murphy.
Black Hawk Down ›››‡ (2001) Josh Hartnett, Ewan McGregor, Tom Sizemore.
Red Tails ››‡ (2012) Cuba Gooding Jr., Terrence Howard, Nate Parker.
ESPN A 32SportsCenter SportsCenter (N)
(Live) Outside the Lines
Spo. Re-porters
SportsCenter (N) (Live) NHRA Drag Racing: Auto-Plus New England Nationals. From Ep-ping, N.H. (N Same-day Tape)
U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil
Match Day
FIFA World C.
ESPN2 B 332014 FIFA World Cup: Group F
U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil
SportsCenter (N) Outside the Lines
Spo. Re-porters
U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil
U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil
WNBA Basketball: Tulsa Shock at Chicago Sky. (N) (Live)
U.S. Soccer’s March to Brazil
Kimmel Live
Kimmel Live
Kimmel Live
Kimmel Live
FSN C 37Outdoors & Fishin’
Honey Hole
Sooners Preview
Okla. St. Football
Barefoot Clean
Larry King Sp.
Jimmy Hanlin
Swing Clinic
Courtside Dumbest Stuff
Game 365 Destina-tion Pol.
Lunch With the Rangers (N)
Under Lights
Rangers Insider
Tennis: PowerShares Series: Oklahoma City. Car Warriors (N) (S)
SPIKE E 25Total Gym Shaun T’s Summer
SexyRocket - Fueled!
Off Road Engine Power
Truck Tech
Detroit Muscle
Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue “Owner Ousted” (S)
Bar Rescue “Mystique or Murder?”
Bar Rescue “In a Pinch” (S)
Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S)
HIST F 212Big Rig Bounty
Big Rig Bounty
Big Rig Bounty
Big Rig Bounty
Top Gear “American Muscle”
Top Gear Advanced off-road vehicles.
Restora-tion
Restora-tion
American Restora-tion (S)
Restora-tion
Restora-tion
Restora-tion
Restora-tion
American Pickers “Pickin’ Perry-dise”
American Pickers “Super Scooter” (S)
American Pickers “Frank’s Dog Days”
SYFY G 21The Per-fect Yard
Live Longer!
Barefoot Clean
Rocket - Fueled!
Dominion “Pilot” Contact ››› (1997) Jodie Foster, Matthew McConaughey, James Woods. A scientist seeks alien life in deep space.
Horizon (2014) Ruth Bradley, Cary Elwes, Meg Chambers Steedle. Premiere.
Splice ››› (2009) Adrien Brody, Sarah Pol-ley, Delphine Chaneac.
BET H 101(5:00) BET’s Morning Inspiration
Peter Popoff
Pastor Chris
Bobby Jones Gospel Lift Voice Lift Voice Held Up › (2000) Jamie Foxx, Nia Long. A yuppie stops for gas and becomes a hostage.
Act Like You Love Me (2013) Essence Atkins, Christian Keyes, Lynn Whitfi eld.
Holiday Heart ››› (2000) Ving Rhames, Alfre Woodard.
A&E I 28Criminal Minds “Hopeless”
Criminal Minds “Cradle to Grave”
Criminal Minds “The Eyes Have It”
Longmire “Of Chil-dren and Travelers”
Longmire “Miss Cheyenne”
Hellboy ››› (2004) Ron Perlman, John Hurt. The son of the devil fi ghts paranormal creatures. (S)
Big Smo (S)
Big Smo (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
MTV J 80Ridicu-lousness
Ridicu-lousness
Ridicu-lousness
Ridicu-lousness
Ridicu-lousness
ATL ››‡ (2006) Tip Harris, Lauren London. Four Atlanta teens face challenges. (S)
16 and Pregnant “Summer”
(12:04) 16 and Pregnant “Devon”
(1:08) 16 and Preg-nant “Aleah”
(2:12) 16 and Pregnant A Chris-tian girl worries.
(3:16) 16 and Preg-nant “Savannah”
(4:20) Girl Code
VH1 K 82VH1 Plus Music (S) Top 20 Video Count-
down (S)Top 20 Video Count-down (S)
Hit the Floor “Full-Court Press” (S)
La La’s Life
(10:35) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (S)
(11:40) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (S)
(12:45) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “The Results Are In” (S)
(1:50) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (S)
(2:55) Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta (S)
DISN L 224Doc McSt. Mickey
MouseLucky Duck (S)
Doc McSt. Dog With a Blog
I Didn’t Do It (S)
Austin & Ally (S)
Liv & Maddie
Jessie (S) Dog With a Blog
Gravity Falls (S)
Gravity Falls (S)
Good-Charlie
Good-Charlie
Good-Charlie
Jessie (S) Jessie (S) Jessie (S) Jessie (S) Austin & Ally (S)
Austin & Ally (S)
Austin & Ally (S)
NICK M 225Robot, Monster
Monsters Power Rangers
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Teenage Mut.
Kung Fu Panda
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Terry the Tomboy (2014) (S) Sam & Cat (S)
Sam & Cat (S)
Sam & Cat (S)
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
Sponge-Bob
FNC O 64(5:00) FOX and Friends Sunday (N) Sunday Morning
FuturesMediaBuzz (N) News HQ Housecall America’s News
Headquarters (N)FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace
Journal Editorial
News HQ Healthy You
Housecall MediaBuzz
E! P 100Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Fashion Police E! News The E! True Hol-lywood Story
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
Good Luck Chuck › (2007)
COM Q 102Shaun T’s Summer
SexyComedy Central
(7:17) Meet the Parents ››› (2000) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Blythe Danner.
(10:01) Bubble Boy ›‡ (2001) Jake Gyl-lenhaal, Swoosie Kurtz.
(12:09) National Lampoon’s Animal House ›››‡ (1978) John Belushi, Kevin Bacon, Donald Sutherland.
(2:47) Half Baked ›‡ (1998) Dave Chappelle, Guillermo Diaz, Jim Breuer.
TOON R 227Tenkai Knights
Tenkai Knights
Pokémon: XY
Aloha, Scooby-Doo ›› (2005) Mindy Cohn
Teen Titans Go!
Teen Titans Go!
Teen Titans Go!
Regular Show
Regular Show
Regular Show
Clarence Clarence Shrek ›››‡ (2001) Voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz.
Shrek 2 ››› (2004) Voices of Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz.
APL S 203Weird, True
Weird, True
Untamed and Uncut (S)
Bad Dog! “Bad to the Bone”
Call-Wild-man
Call-Wild-man
Call-Wild-man
Call-Wild-man
Call of the Wildman: Viva
American River Renegades
American River Renegades
Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence
Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence
Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence
TRAV T 208When Vacations Attack
Off Limits Don battles fi re in Florida.
Mysteries at the Museum
Mysteries at the Museum
Hotel Secrets & Legends
Extreme Yachts Extreme Yachts Bizarre Foods America
Bizarre Foods America
Water-parks
Water-parks
How Fun Works
Coaster Wars
FOOD U 207Giada at Home
Barefoot Contessa
Rachael Ray’s Week in a Day
Pioneer Wo.
Trisha’s Southern
Southern at Heart
Giada at Home
Barbecue Guy’s Big Bite
The Kitchen Trisha’s Southern
Pioneer Wo.
Guy’s Grocery Games
Guy’s Grocery Games
Guy’s Grocery Games
Guy’s Grocery Games
HGTV V 209Buying and Selling “Dan & Voula”
Buying and Selling “Brent & Renee”
Buying and Selling “Folkert & Pearl”
Buying and Selling “Gus & Denise”
Property Brothers “Kristi & Jay”
Love It or List It A couple is divided.
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
House Hunters
MSNBC W 65Lockup: Raw (N)
Your Business
Up W/Steve Kornacki (N) Melissa Harris-Perry (N) Weekends With Alex Witt (N)
Taking the Hill MSNBC Live (N) Caught on Camera Caught on Camera
CNBC X 66Backyard Land.
Rocket - Fueled!
Shark! Shark! Elvis Presley
Total Gym WEN Hair Care
Portable Cooktop
Shark! Shark Clean!
Paid Program
Shark Clean!
Power to Clean
Hair Loss Cancer: Winning
Gaither The 4 Seasons
Cancer: Winning
Shark Clean!
10 Minute WEN Hair Care
Dean Martin
TVL Y 202(6:12) Three’s Company
Three’s Company
Three’s Company
Cleveland Jennifer Falls
(9:12) Who’s the Boss? (S)
Who’s the Boss
Who’s the Boss
Who’s the Boss
Who’s the Boss
(12:12) Who’s the Boss? (S)
Who’s the Boss
Who’s the Boss
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
Cosby Show
CNN ∞ 63New Day Sunday
Sanjay Gupta
New Day Sunday
Inside Politics
State of the Union Fareed Zakaria GPS (N)
Reliable Sources (N) State of the Union Fareed Zakaria GPS CNN Newsroom (N) (Live)
CNN Newsroom (N) (Live)
CNN Newsroom (N) CNN Newsroom
OXYGN ± 103Hour of Power The Brothers ››› (2001) Morris Chestnut,
D.L. Hughley, Bill Bellamy.Snapped “Kelly Forbes”
Snapped A Texas beauty queen.
Snapped “Diane Fleming”
Snapped “Linda Henning”
Snapped “Kelly Ryan” Snapped “Courtenay Savage”
Snapped “Brittany Norwood”
Snapped “Kara Lounsbury”
FAM ≤ 201The Fosters “Things Unknown”
Robin Hood ››› (1973) Voices of Brian Bedford, Peter Ustinov. Premiere.
The Haunted Mansion ›› (2003) Eddie Murphy, Terence Stamp, Wallace Shawn.
Alice in Wonderland ››‡ (2010) Johnny Depp, Mia Wasikowska.
Holes ››› (2003) Sigourney Weaver, Jon Voight, Patricia Arquette.
Robin Hood ››› (1973) Roger Miller
SL = Sudden Link CP = CP-Tel
Weekend Edition, June 21-27, 2014 THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES 5C
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SL CP 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30LIMITED BASIC CABLE
KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News Sunday (N) Wipeout “Fall in the Family” (Season Premiere) Teams of family mem-
bers face obstacles. (N) (S) Rising Star (Series Premiere) (N) (Live) KTBS 3 News at Ten (N) White Collar The world of corpo-
rate espionage.
KALB % 5Zion Hill Baptist Church
NBC Nightly News (N)
American Ninja Warrior “Dallas Qualifying” Competitors tackle obstacles in Dallas. (S) (DVS)
America’s Got Talent “Audition” Auditions continue. (N) (S) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Criminal Minds “... And Back” Border-crossing serial killer.
Private Practice (S)
TBS _ 23Lottery Ticket ››‡ (2010) Bow Wow, Brandon T. Jackson, Naturi Naughton. A young man wins a multimillion-dollar prize.
Hitch ››› (2005) Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James. A smooth-talker helps a shy accountant woo an heiress.
Hitch ››› (2005) Will Smith, Eva Mendes, Kevin James. A smooth-talker helps a shy accountant woo an heiress.
KLAX ( ? 8ABC World News
Larry King Special Report
Wipeout “Fall in the Family” (Season Premiere) Teams of family mem-bers face obstacles. (N) (S)
Rising Star (Series Premiere) (N) (Live) Outdoorsman/Buck McNeely
Paid Program Bones An explosion in a hotel garage. (S)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos Practical jokes on animals.
Three Kings ›››‡ (1999) George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, Ice Cube. Four American soldiers go off in search of Gulf War gold.
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger. (N)
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
KSLA , 12CBS Evening News (N)
KSLA News 12 at 5:30pm (N)
60 Minutes (N) (S) Elementary Holmes and Watson investigate a bombing. (S)
The Good Wife Alicia tries to make sense of things. (S)
The Mentalist “Violets” A danger-ous sting operation.
KSLA News 12 at 10PM Sunday (N)
Lake Bethlehem Church
Storm Stories (S)
KLPA ` 13PBS NewsHour Weekend (N)
Masterpiece Mystery! “The Escape Artist” (Season Premiere) Case of a murder suspect.
Secrets of Underground London The wonders beneath London.
Masterpiece Mystery! “The Escape Artist” Will Burton battles for justice. (N) (DVS)
Last Tango in Halifax Alan and Celia go missing. (S)
Last Tango in Halifax Caroline focuses on new relationship. (S)
Last Tango in Halifax
KMSS . A 10Modern Family “Dude Ranch”
Friends (S) Enlisted “Alive Day” (N)
American Dad (DVS)
The Simpsons (DVS)
The Simpsons (DVS)
Family Guy (S) (DVS)
American Dad “Buck, Wild”
Criminal Minds “... And Back” Border-crossing serial killer.
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) Vivica Fox Skincare
Word of God Ministries
KSHV / ( 9(4:00) Cartel War (2009) Jack Lucarelli, Roberto Sanchez.
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
Criminal Minds “... And Back” Border-crossing serial killer.
Glee “Naked” Rachel gets a part in a student fi lm. (S)
Two and a Half Men (S)
Two and a Half Men (S)
EP Daily (N) (S) Hallelujah Train Nash Full Gospel Holy
Made in Hol-lywood (N)
KPXJ 0 19Bloopers (S) Bloopers (S) Private Practice Bringing Erica to
Seattle Grace. (S) Castle “47 Seconds” A bomb kills protesters at a rally.
Leverage The team goes after an adoption company.
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Burn Notice “Guilty as Charged” Fiona tries to fi nd Jesse.
Republic of Doyle The Doyles help a comedian. (DVS)
KNTS 1 7Ralph Emery’s Memories Country’s Family Reunion Hee Haw George Jones; Tammy
Wynette. (S)The Marty Stuart Show
Live From Daryl’s House (S)
Gaither Gospel Hour (S) Gaither Home-coming
The Joey and Rory Show
Larry King Special Report
Johnny Cash, Hank Williams,
EWTN 5 200Solemnity of Corpus Christi Mass and Procession With the MFVA Friars
St. Thomas More: Hero
Sunday Night Prime How to rebuild a Catholic culture. (N)
G.K. Chesterton: Apostle
The Holy Rosary Dogmatic Theology The impor-tance of surrendering to Jesus.
Life on the Rock Solemnity-Corpus Christi Mass & Procession w/ MFVA Friars
EXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 21119 Kids and Counting Welcoming Derick home from Nepal. (S)
19 Kids and Counting The girls promote their new book.
Sister Wives The jewelry business is overwhelming. (S)
Sister Wives (N) (S)
Sister Wives (N) (S)
Return to Amish Chapel gets heartbreaking news. (N)
Sister Wives (S) Sister Wives (S) Return to Amish Chapel gets heartbreaking news. (S)
DISC ; 213Dual Survival Joe and Matt are stranded in Vietnam. (S)
Naked and Afraid Survivalists take on the Amazon. (S)
Naked and Afraid Surviving on a deserted Fijian island. (S)
Naked and Afraid: Uncensored “Mayan Misery” (S)
Naked and Afraid Creating the adventure series. (N) (S)
Naked and Afraid “Terror in Tanza-nia” The African Serengeti.
Naked and Afraid Creating the adventure series. (S)
USA < 29Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Personal Fouls” (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Teenager is brutally beaten.
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Nocturne” (DVS)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Desperate” (DVS)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Gone” (S) (DVS)
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family “Bixby’s Back”
Modern Family “Boys’ Night”
Modern Family (DVS)
LIFE = 30(4:00) Premonition ›› (2007) Nia Long
Stolen From the Womb (2014) Laura Mennell, Larisa Oleynik. A psychotic kidnapper gives a woman a labor-inducing drug.
Drop Dead Diva Owen and Kim try to talk to Jane.
(9:01) Devious Maids Nicholas reveals a shocking secret. (N)
(10:02) Stolen From the Womb (2014) Laura Mennell, Larisa Oleynik. A psychotic kidnapper gives a woman a labor-inducing drug.
AMC > 26(4:00) Meet the Fockers ››‡ (2004) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman.
Ocean’s Eleven ››› (2001) George Clooney, Matt Damon, Andy Garcia. Premiere. A suave ex-con assembles a team to rob a casino vault.
Halt and Catch Fire Cameron nearly completes the BIOS. (N)
Halt and Catch Fire Cameron nearly completes the BIOS.
Ocean’s Eleven ››› (2001) George Clooney, Matt Damon.
TNT ? 24NASCAR Racing
(5:45) Red ››‡ (2010) Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich. The CIA targets a team of former agents for assassination.
The Last Ship Capt. Tom Chandler heads to the Arctic.
(9:03) Falling Skies The Masons must forge new relationships.
(10:05) The Last Ship Capt. Tom Chandler heads to the Arctic.
(11:08) Falling Skies “Ghost in the Machine”
FX @ 20Horrible Bosses ››‡ (2011) Jason Bateman, Charlie Day. Three op-pressed workers plot against their employers.
Bad Teacher ›› (2011) Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake, Jason Segel. Two teachers vie for the affections of a rich substitute.
(9:02) Bad Teacher ›› (2011) Cameron Diaz, Justin Timberlake. Two teachers vie for the affections of a rich substitute.
(11:02) Horrible Bosses ››‡ (2011) Jason Sudeikis
ESPN A 32(4:30) 2014 FIFA World Cup: Group G -- United States vs. Portugal. (N) (Live)
MLB Baseball: Texas Rangers at Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim. From Angel Stadium of Anaheim in Anaheim, Calif. (N) (Live)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter
ESPN2 B 33SportsCenter (N) (Live) Baseball Tonight: Sunday Night
Countdown (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) ESPN FC Highlights, news, reactions and opinions from the day in
soccer. (N)2014 FIFA World Cup
FSN C 37West Coast Customs (N) Bull Riding: Championship.
(Taped)World Poker Tour: Season 12 World Poker Tour: Season 12:
Borgata Poker Classic - Part 1.UFC Unleashed (N) Texas Football
PreviewHigh School Spotlight (N)
World Poker Tour: Season 12: Borgata Poker Classic - Part 1.
SPIKE E 25Bar Rescue A bar owner’s grand-children abuse it. (S)
Bar Rescue A members-only bar in Kansas. (S)
Bar Rescue Dealing with an incompetent owner. (S)
Bar Rescue (N) (S)
Bar Rescue (N) (S)
Frankenfood (S) Frankenfood (N) (S)
Frankenfood (S) Frankenfood (S) Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S)
HIST F 212American Pickers Mike and Frank head to Sicily. (S)
American Pickers A killer collec-tion of atomic age lamps.
Mountain Men “The Revelations” Marty makes a new start.
Mountain Men Tom’s experiment goes up in fl ames. (N) (S)
The Hunt “One Shot” (N) (S) (10:02) Pawn Stars (S)
(10:32) Pawn Stars (S)
(11:01) Mountain Men Marty makes a new start. (S)
SYFY G 21(3:00) Splice ››› (2009)
Halloween II ›‡ (2009) Malcolm McDowell, Tyler Mane, Sheri Moon Zombie. Unstoppable Michael Myers continues his murderous rampage.
The Invasion ›› (2007) Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Jeremy Northam. An epidemic of alien origin threatens humanity.
Dominion “Pilot” Alex Lannon learns he is destined to lead humanity.
Defi ance
BET H 101(3:00) Holiday Heart ›››
Why Did I Get Married? ››‡ (2007) Tyler Perry, Janet Jackson, Jill Scott. Eight married friends grapple with commitment and betrayal.
Phat Girlz ›› (2006) Mo’Nique, Jimmy Jean-Louis, Godfrey. Two large women look for love.
Paid Program BET’s Weekend Inspiration
A&E I 28Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty “Plan Bee” (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
(9:01) Big Smo (S)
(9:31) Big Smo (S)
(10:02) Duck Dynasty
(10:32) Duck Dynasty
(11:01) Duck Dynasty
(11:31) Duck Dynasty
MTV J 80(4:52) Girl Code (S)
(5:24) Girl Code (S)
(5:56) Girl Code (S)
(6:28) Girl Code (S)
Catfi sh: The TV Show “Tracie & Sammie” Actress Tracie Thoms.
Catfi sh: The TV Show A cousin’s virtual romance. (S)
Catfi sh: The TV Show An online love hinders a relationship. (S)
Ridiculousness “Tyga” (S)
Ridiculousness Snoop Lion. (S)
Ridiculousness (S)
Ridiculousness “Jamie Lee” (S)
VH1 K 82Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “The Past, My Ass” (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Stevie attempts to apologize. (S)
Think Like a Man ››‡ (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan Good. Premiere. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. (S)
Think Like a Man ››‡ (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. (S)
DISN L 224A.N.T. Farm (S) A.N.T. Farm (S) Dog With a
Blog (S) Dog With a Blog (S)
Liv & Maddie (N) (S)
I Didn’t Do It (N) (S)
Austin & Ally (N) (S)
Phineas and Ferb The duo rush to prevent a new ice age.
Good Luck Charlie (S)
Liv & Maddie (S) Jessie (S) Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie
NICK M 225Terry the Tomboy (2014) Lia Marie Johnson, Audrey Whitby. (S)
Sam & Cat (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends Ross searches for missing Chandler.
FNC O 64FOX News Sunday With Chris Wallace (S)
FOX Report (N) Huckabee FOX News Special Stossel Huckabee FOX News Special
E! P 100(4:00) Good Luck Chuck › (2007) Dane Cook, Jessica Alba.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kourtney’s lack of emotions.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kris goes overboard.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s” (N)
Escape Club The house members grow closer. (N)
Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
Escape Club The house members grow closer.
COM Q 102(4:53) South Park
(5:24) South Park
(5:56) South Park “Towelie”
(6:27) South Park
(6:59) Kevin Hart: I’m a Grown Little Man The comic performs.
Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain The comic discusses his life.
(9:02) Kevin Hart: I’m a Grown Little Man The comic performs.
(10:03) Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain
(11:05) Key & Peele
(11:36) Key & Peele
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! World of
GumballAdventure Time Regular Show King of the
Hill (S) King of the Hill (S)
Rick and Morty Bob’s Burgers (S)
Bob’s Burgers (S)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) Robot Chicken (N)
Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1
Metalocalypse “Fanklok”
APL S 203Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence (S)
Finding Bigfoot The team investi-gates a Michigan photo.
American River Renegades “Down and Dirty” (N) (S)
Call of the Wild-man (N) (S)
Call of the Wild-man: More
Finding Bigfoot The team returns to Louisiana. (N) (S)
Call of the Wild-man (S)
Call of the Wild-man: More
Finding Bigfoot The team returns to Louisiana. (S)
TRAV T 208Beach-n-RVs The best RVs and the sites to park them.
Tricked Out Trailers The world’s Ultimate RV’s.
RV 2014 Three couples search for the RV of their dreams.
Mega RV Countdown The ultimate hangover remedy RV. (N)
Mega RV Countdown A $2.3 mil-lion-dollar land yacht.
Extreme RVs Newmar, the luxury RV builder.
Mega RV Countdown The ultimate hangover remedy RV.
FOOD U 207Food Network Star Finalists bid on sabotages.
Chopped Seitan and mezcal; pastry and pork.
Guy’s Grocery Games Incorporat-ing marshmallows into lunch.
Food Network Star Behind-the-scenes video selfi e. (N)
Cutthroat Kitchen Gourmet basket swap; pasta Bolognese.
Cutthroat Kitchen Shopping without a basket; bent pan.
Food Network Star Behind-the-scenes video selfi e.
HGTV V 209House Hunters House Hunters
InternationalHouse Hunters House Hunters
InternationalBeachfront Bargain Hunt
Beachfront Bargain Hunt
Brother vs. Brother Making over Craftsman-style homes. (N)
House Hunters (N)
House Hunters International
House Hunters House Hunters International
Brother vs. Brother Making over Craftsman-style homes.
MSNBC W 65Caught on Camera Videos that capture our attention.
Caught on Camera “Into the Deep” Under-sea encounters.
Caught on Camera “Surprise!” Unexpected situations.
Sex Bunker A grocer has another identity.
The Longest Night: Secrets of the Austrian Cellar
Lockup Behind the bars of Mari-copa County Jail.
Lockup: Raw “Severed Ties”
CNBC X 66Shaun T’s Focus T25
Elvis Presley, Tony Bennett
Til Debt Do Us Part (S)
On the Money (S)
Ultimate Factories Enormous mechanical dump truck 797B.
Ultimate Factories The Frito Lay Factory in Perry Ga.
Ultimate Factories “Heineken” Europe’s largest brewery.
Ultimate Factories A Peterbilt Motors factory in Texas.
Ultimate Factories How the new R-160 subway car is built.
TVL Y 202The Cosby Show (S)
The Cosby Show (S)
The Cosby Show (S)
(6:36) The Cosby Show
(7:12) The Cosby Show Cliff meets a patient’s grandfather.
(7:48) The Cosby Show
(8:24) The Cosby Show
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
Jennifer Falls “Triangle”
(11:38) Hot in Cleveland
CNN ∞ 63CNN Newsroom With Deborah Feyerick (N)
Michael Jackson: The Final Days The Sixties Television’s infl uence during the 1960s.
The Sixties “The World on the Brink” World War III.
The Sixties The most polarizing event of the decade.
The Sixties Television’s infl uence during the 1960s.
The Sixties “The World on the Brink” World War III.
OXYGN ± 103Snapped A biochemist formulates a plot to kill.
Snapped “Narcy Novack” An end to a husband’s cheating.
Snapped “Dee Dee Moore” A lot-tery winner goes missing.
Snapped: Killer Couples “Poirier-Upton” (N)
Snapped Mistaken identity is blamed for a death.
Snapped “Holly McFeeture” A question of suicide or murder.
Snapped Custody battle, a shoot-ing and suicide.
FAM ≤ 201(3:30) Robin Hood ›››
Up ›››‡ (2009) Voices of Ed Asner, Christopher Plummer. Animated. An old man fl ies away in a balloon-powered house.
(7:35) Finding Nemo ›››‡ (2003) Voices of Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould. Animated. A clown fi sh searches for his missing son.
Chasing Life April keeps her health issues a secret. (S)
Joel Osteen Airbrushed Beauty
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WEEKDAY DAYTIME6 AM 6:30 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30
LIMITED BASIC CABLE KTBS # 3 News Good Morning America Live With Kelly The View News The Chew General Hospital Katie Dr. Phil Inside Jeopardy KALB % 5 Jambalaya Today The 700 Club News Days of our Lives Rachael Ray Steve Harvey Ellen DeGeneres Jeopardy TBS _ 23 Married Married There Browns Payne Full H’se Prince Prince Prince Prince Offi ce Offi ce Cleve American American American King King Friends Friends Friends Friends KLAX ( ? 8 Morning Morning Good Morning America The Dr. Oz Show The View Trisha Goddard The Chew General Hospital The Dr. Oz Show Judge Judge Court Paternity WGN-A + 27 Paid Crefl o D. Robison Paid Walker, Ranger Walker, Ranger In the Heat of Night In the Heat of Night WGN Midday News Law & Order Law & Order Law Order: CI Law Order: CI KSLA , 12 News 12 Morning CBS This Morning News Hometwn The Price Is Right Young & Restless News Bold The Talk Let’s Make a Deal The Doctors America America KLPA ` 13 Martha Cat in Curious Curious Peg Dinosaur Sesame Street Tiger Dinosaur Dinosaur Sid Super Thomas Peg Cat in Sesame Street Curious WordGirl Arthur Wild KMSS . A 10 Paid Paid Paid Varied Friends Raymond Steve Harvey Court Court The People’s Court Judge Mathis Judge Judge Divorce Divorce Judge Mathis FamFeud FamFeud KSHV / ( 9 Paid Varied Programs Paid Wom Cope Justice Justice Paid Paid In the Heat of Night Trisha Goddard The Test Paternity Cops Mother Mother There There KPXJ 0 19 Extra Ent Queen Latifah Wendy Williams KTBS 3 News Bethenny Steve Wilkos Show Jerry Springer Maury Queen Latifah Bill Cunningham Ellen DeGeneres KNTS 1 7 Kitchen Quilt Health Varied Programs Ralph Emery Your Health Hillbillies Ms Lucy Varied Programs EWTN 5 200 Chaplet Rosary Daily Mass Varied Programs Women Rosary Daily Mass The Best Varied Programs Chaplet Rosary Truth Varied ProgramsEXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 211 Little People, World 19 Kids Varied Hoard-Buried Pregnant Pregnant Four Weddings Not Wear Varied Medium Varied 19 Kids Varied Cake Cake Honey Honey Toddler Varied DISC ; 213 Paid Robison J. Meyer Paid Almost, Away Disappeared Wicked Attraction Sins & Secrets Varied Programs
USA < 29
M Burn Notice “Pilot” My Soul to Take › (2010) NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS: Los Angeles The Game PlanT Royal Indiana Jones and Crystal Skull Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVUW Graceland Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVUTh Law Order: CI Good Luck Chuck › (2007) Dan Fogler Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU The Bourne IdentityF White Collar CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene CSI: Crime Scene The Bourne Identity ››› (2002) Chris Cooper The Bourne Supremacy ››› (2004) Brian Cox The Bourne Ultimatum ›››
LIFE = 30
M Balance Balance Unsolved Mysteries Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Mother Mother Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Hoarders Hoarders T Balance Balance Unsolved Mysteries Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Mother Mother Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Parking Parking Parking ParkingW Balance Spaces Unsolved Mysteries Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Mother Mother Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Parking Parking Parking ParkingTh Balance Spaces Unsolved Mysteries Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Mother Mother Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Parking Parking Parking ParkingF Balance Spaces Unsolved Mysteries Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Frasier Mother Mother Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Grey’s Anatomy (S) Parking Parking Parking Parking
AMC > 26
M Paid More Williams Paid Stooges Ghostbusters ›››‡ (1984) Harold Ramis Ghostbusters II ››‡ (1989) Sigourney Weaver The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior ›› (2008) Angels & DemonsT Paid Cancer Paid More Caddyshack ››‡ (1980) Bill Murray The Scorpion King 2: Rise of a Warrior ›› (2008) Angels & Demons ›› (2009) Tom Hanks, Ewan McGregor. Shutter Island ››‡ (2010)W Paid Paid Paid Paid Stooges Jerry Maguire ›››‡ (1996) Renee Zellweger Shutter Island ››‡ (2010) Ben Kingsley National Lampoon’s Vacation ››‡ MeetTh 21 Day Paid Paid Paid Stooges Stooges Heartbreak Ridge ››‡ (1986) Everett McGill The Green Mile ›››‡ (1999) Tom Hanks, David Morse, Michael Clarke Duncan. Space CowboysF Paid Paid Paid Paid Stooges Stooges Face/Off ››› (1997) John Travolta, Nicolas Cage. Pale Rider ››› (1985) Carrie Snodgress Blazing Saddles ››› (1974) Quick
TNT ? 24
M Charmed (S) Charmed (S) Supernatural Supernatural Supernatural Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones Suspects. Castle (S) Castle (S)T Charmed (S) Charmed (S) Supernatural Supernatural Supernatural Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones Quarantined. Castle (S) Castle (S)W Charmed (S) Charmed (S) Supernatural Supernatural Supernatural Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Castle (S) Castle (S)Th Charmed (S) Charmed (S) Supernatural Supernatural Supernatural Bones Fragments. Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Castle (S) Castle (S)F Charmed (S) Charmed (S) Supernatural Supernatural Supernatural Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Bones (S) Castle “Hunt” Castle (S)
FX @ 20
M Open Range ››› (2003) Robert Duvall, Kevin Costner. True Grit ›››‡ (2010) Josh Brolin The Incredible Hulk ››› (2008) Tim Roth Mother Mother Two Men Two Men Mr. & Mrs. SmithT Predators ›› (2010) Alice Braga The Incredible Hulk ››› (2008) Tim Roth Two Men Two Men Mr. & Mrs. Smith ››‡ (2005) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. Mother Mother Two Men Two Men TakenW The Fog ›› (2005) Selma Blair An Unfi nished Life ››‡ (2005) 88 Minutes › (2007) Al Pacino, Alicia Witt. Taken ››› (2008) Famke Janssen Mother Mother Two Men Two Men Safe HseTh Ellen (S) 88 Minutes › (2007) Al Pacino, Alicia Witt. Darkness Falls ›› (2003) Lee Cormie Jumper ›‡ (2008) Samuel L. Jackson Mother Mother Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men TransformersF Darkness Falls ›› (2003) Lee Cormie The Taking of Pelham 123 ››‡ (2009) Two Men Two and a Half Men (S) 30 Min Two Men Two Men Mother Mother Transformers: Dark of Moon
ESPN A 32 2014 Wimbledon Championships 2014 FIFA World Cup SportsCenter Varied 2014 FIFA World Cup Varied Programs ESPN2 B 33 SportCtr Varied SportsCenter SportsCenter SportsCenter SportCtr World Varied Programs Wimbledon Varied World Varied Programs FSN C 37 Varied Paid Varied Programs Rangers Varied Programs
SPIKE E 25
M Paid Paid Prostate Focus Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S) Franken The Punisher ›› (2004) Will Patton (S) Punisher: War Zone ›‡ (2008) (S) Gladiator ›››‡ (2000) (S)T Cebria Williams T25 Bald Police Videos Police Videos Police Videos Cops (S) Rambo ›› (2008) (S) Gladiator ›››‡ (2000) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. (S)W Paid Prostate T25 Paid Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S) Bar Rescue (S) Franken Coming to America ››› (1988) John Amos (S) Men in Black ››› (1997) Premiere. (S) Men Blk Th Paid Paid Paid T25 Disorderly Conduct Disorderly Conduct Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Jail (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Jail (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S)F Rifl es Paid Paid Paid Gangland (S) Gangland (S) Gangland (S) Gangland (S) Gangland (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Jail (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops (S)
HIST F 212 Modern Marvels Varied Programs
SYFY G 21
M Celeb Focus Zone Crimson Force (2005) David Chokachi Star Runners ››› (2009) Toni Trucks The Invasion ›› (2007) Defi ance Dominion “Pilot” Jeepers CreepersT Williams Paid Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Paranormal Wi. Hostel Part II ›› (2007) Jeepers Creepers 2W Paid Free! Destination Truth Black Forest (2012) Dhaffer L’Abidine Ghost Voyage (2008) Haunted High ›› (2012) M.C. Gainey American Horror House (2012) Halloween H2OTh Health Paid Wil Whe. Dominion “Pilot” Ghost Town › (2009) Randy Wayne My Bloody Valentine ›› (2009) Halloween H2O: Twenty Years Later The Crazies ››‡ (2010)F Paid Paid Super Cyclone ›› (2012) Metal Tornado ›› (2011) Meteor Storm ›› (2010) Kirsten Prout Fire From Below ›› (2009) Ice Road Terror ›› (2011) Dylan Neal
BET H 101
M BET Inspiration My Wife My Wife My Wife My Wife Holiday Heart ››› (2000) Dysfunctional Friends (2011) Wesley Jonathan He’s Mine Not Yours (2011) Caryn Ward, Gabrielle Dennis.T Inspir. Popoff My Wife My Wife My Wife My Wife Girlfriend Girlfriend Moesha Moesha Moesha Moesha Kingdom Come ›› (2001) Vivica A. Fox Life ››‡ (1999) Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence.W Inspir. Paid Michael Michael Jackson: The Life of an Icon (2011) My Sister’s Wedding (2013) K.D. Aubert Barbershop ››‡ (2002) Cedric the Entertainer Are We There Yet? ›› (2005) Jay MohrTh Inspir. Popoff My Wife My Wife My Wife and Kids Girlfriend Girlfriend Moesha Moesha Feel the Noise ›› (2007) Victor Rasuk Next Day Air ›‡ (2009) Wood Harris MovieF BET Inspiration Just Wright ››‡ (2010) Queen Latifah, Common. Waist Deep ›‡ (2006) Larenz Tate A Thin Line Between Love and Hate ›› (1996) Johnson Family Vacation ›› (2004)
A&E I 28 Dog Dog Dog Dog Criminal Minds Criminal Varied CSI Varied CSI Varied Criminal Minds Criminal Minds The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 MTV J 80 Music Feed Music Feed Catfi sh Varied Catfi sh Varied Catfi sh Varied Ridic. Ridic. Ridiculousness Ridic. Ridic. Varied Programs
VH1 K 82
M VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) Love, Hip Hop (11:05) Hit the Floor Marry Marrying the Game T.I.-Tiny T.I.-Tiny T.I.-Tiny Two Can Play That Game ›‡ (2001)T VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) Hit the Floor (S) Love, Hip Hop Hollywood Exes (S) La La (1:45) Behind the Music Behind the Music How She Move (S)W VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) Hollywood Exes (S) La La Marry (12:15) New Jack City ››› (1991) Wesley Snipes, Ice-T. (S) Hip Hop Songs Hip Hop SongsTh VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) Love, Hip Hop Hollywood Exes (S) La La (12:45) Hit the Floor (S) Love, Hip Hop VH1 Special (S) Marry HollyF VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) VH1 Plus Music (S) Bad Boys ››› (1995) Tea Leoni (S) (12:45) Saturday Night Live (S) Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live
DISN L 224 Chug Mickey Pirates Mickey Varied Doc Sofi a Mickey Doc Wil. Varied Programs NICK M 225 Parents Sponge. Sponge. Sponge. PAW Dora... Bubble Umi Wally Wally PAW PAW Sponge. Sponge. Bread Sanjay Parents Parents Sam & Varied Sponge. Sponge. FNC O 64 (5:00) FOX and Friends America’s Newsroom Happening Now Outnumbered Happening Now The Real Story Shepard Smith Neil Cavuto The Five E! P 100 Varied Programs E! News Varied Programs Sex-City Sex-City Varied Programs Kardas Varied Programs
COM Q 102
M Focus Hair Paid T25 Daily Colbert Comedy Sunny Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult ›› Work. Work. Work. Work. Key Key (3:14) Key & Peele Futurama FuturamaT Paid 10 Min Tummy Focus Daily Colbert Commun (9:45) South Park (10:19) The Goods: Live Hard. Sell Hard. Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Tosh.0 (3:45) Futurama (S) FuturamaW T25 Make Paid T25 Daily Colbert Commun (9:45) South Park National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk South Pk (3:14) South Park Futurama FuturamaTh Paid Walk Fit Paid Paid Daily Colbert Commun (9:45) South Park (10:20) Extract ››‡ (2009) Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny Sunny (3:14) Futurama (S) Futurama FuturamaF Paid Paid Paid Paid Daily Colbert (9:11) Community Sunny (10:19) The Heartbreak Kid ›› (2007) Jerry Stiller Work. Sunny Sunny Sunny Futurama (3:45) Futurama (S) Futurama
TOON R 227 Johnny T Beyblade Pokémon Teen Gumball Gumball Regular Regular Total Total Adven Adven Jerry Steven Gumball Gumball Regular Regular Total Total Adven Adven APL S 203 Big Cat Big Cat Crocodile Hunter Wild Wild Animal Cops Animal Cops Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Bulls-Parole Pit Boss XL Swamp Wars Varied Programs Wildman Wildman TRAV T 208 Paid Paid Varied Programs Extreme RVs Bizarre Foods Food Food
FOOD U 207
M Paid Shark! Paid Williams Paid Barbe Tyler Day Off Good Eat Unwrap Pioneer Contessa Money Dinners Secrets Minute Kelsey’s Giada Contessa Contessa Pioneer FarmT Top SHARK! Paid Paid Top Grill It! Cooking Home Cupcake Wars Pioneer Contessa Money Dinners Secrets Minute Kelsey’s Giada Contessa Contessa Pioneer Trisha’sW Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid B. Flay Fix Hungry Cupcake Wars Pioneer Contessa Cooking Dinners Secrets Minute Kelsey’s Giada Contessa Contessa Pioneer SouthernTh Paid Shark! Paid Paid Paid Dinner Challenge Cupcake Wars Pioneer Contessa Cooking Dinners Secrets Minute Kelsey’s Giada Contessa Contessa Pioneer Trisha’sF Paid Paid Paid Paid Paid Daddy The Kitchen Cupcake Wars Trisha’s Contessa Cooking Mexican Barbe Barbe Barbe Barbe Barbe Barbe Barbe Barbe
HGTV V 209 Varied Programs Hunters Hunt Intl Varied Programs MSNBC W 65 (5:00) Morning Joe The Daily Rundown MSNBC Live NewsNation Andrea Mitchell Ronan Farrow Daily The Reid Report The Cycle Alex Wagner The Ed Show CNBC X 66 (5:00) Squawk Box Squawk on the Street Squawk Alley Fast Money Power Lunch Street Signs Closing Bell Fast Mny Varied TVL Y 202 Paid Paid Paid Paid Griffi th Andy Griffi th Show Griffi th Walker Varied Programs Gunsm. Varied Bonanza Varied Programs (1:50) Bonanza Walker, Ranger Walker, Ranger CNN ∞ 63 (5:00) New Day CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom At This Hour Legal View Wolf CNN Newsroom CNN Newsroom Jake Tapper The Situation Room
OXYGN ± 103
M House (S) Top Model Top Model Top Model Snapped Snapped Snapped Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl.T House (S) Top Model Top Model Top Model Tattoos Tattoos Bad Girls Club Bad Girls Club Bad Girls Club Tattoos Tattoos Bad Girls Club Bad Girls ClubW (5:00) Panic Room ››› Tattoos Top Model Top Model Snapped Snapped Snapped Panic Room ››› (2002) Dwight Yoakam (3:35) Freaky Friday ›››
Th House (S) Top Model Top Model Top Model Snapped Snapped Snapped Glitter › (2001) Da Brat (2:35) Love Happens ›› (2009) FailureF House (S) Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Little Miss Sunshine ›››‡ (2006)
FAM ≤ 201 Boy... Boy... Boy... Middle Middle 700 Club The 700 Club Gilmore Girls 8, Rules 8, Rules Middle Middle Reba Reba Reba Reba Boy... Boy... Boy... Varied
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MONDAY EVENING JUNE 23
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KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News at Five (N)
ABC World News
KTBS 3 News at Six (N) The Bachelorette Andi and the men travel to Italy. (N) (S) (9:01) Mistresses Karen has a series of dating disasters. (N) (S)
KTBS 3 News at Ten (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
KALB % 5News (N) NBC Nightly
News (N) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Wheel of Fortune (S)
Last Comic Standing “Semi Final Day 2” The comics perform.
American Ninja Warrior “Denver Qualifying” Qualifying rounds in Denver; Cat Grab. (N) (S) (DVS)
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:34) The Tonight Show Star-ring Jimmy Fallon (S)
Late Night With Seth Meyers
TBS _ 23Seinfeld “The Stall” (S)
Seinfeld “The Dinner Party”
Seinfeld “The Pie” (S)
Seinfeld “The Stand-In” (S)
Family Guy “Death Lives”
Family Guy (S) (DVS)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
CeeLo Green’s The Good Life
Conan (N) The Offi ce “Hot Girl” (S)
Conan
KLAX ( ? 8The Insider (N) (S)
ABC World News
ABC31 News at 6 (N)
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
The Bachelorette Andi and the men travel to Italy. (N) (S) (9:01) Mistresses Karen has a series of dating disasters. (N) (S)
ABC31 News at 10 (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation
KSLA , 12KSLA News 12 at 5PM (N)
CBS Evening News/Pelley
KSLA News 12 at 6PM (N) 2 Broke Girls (S) Mom (S) Mike & Molly (S) Two and a Half Men (S)
Under the Dome: Inside Chester’s Mill (N) (S)
KSLA News at 10PM (N)
(10:35) Late Show With David Letterman (N) (S)
Late Late Show/Ferguson
KLPA ` 13BBC World News America
Nightly Busi-ness Report (N)
PBS NewsHour (N) (S) Antiques Roadshow Fork from the Hindenburg; hat. (N)
Antiques Roadshow Fork from the Hindenburg; hat. (N)
Death in Paradise The body of newlywed Lisa Moore is found.
Secrets of Underground London The wonders beneath London.
Charlie Rose (N) (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family (S)
Modern Family (S)
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory
MasterChef The contestants prepare a seafood menu. (N) (S)
24: Live Another Day Key players reveal their true colors. (N)
FOX News Shreveport (N)
Two and a Half Men (S)
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Steve Harvey (S) Family Feud (S) Family Feud (S) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
“Shaken” (S) Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Escape” (S)
The Middle (S) The Middle (S) TMZ (N) (S) Dish Nation (N) (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Victims” (S)
KPXJ 0 19The Dr. Oz Show Gluten sensitivity; whole-grain label.
Jeopardy! (S) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (N)
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (S)
Beauty and the Beast Vincent and Cat accept Knox’s offer. (N)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) American Dad (S)
Seinfeld “The English Patient”
KNTS 1 7The Ride With Cord McCoy Texas Country
ReporterRural Evening News
Cinch High School Rodeo
Bluegrass & Backroads
Hee Haw Barbara Mandrell; Tony Booth. (S)
Crook & Chase America’s Heartland (S)
Rural Evening News
Highway to Heaven Attempt to block an immigration.
EWTN 5 200EWTN News Nightly (N)
The Monastic Voice
Daily Mass The Journey Home Marcus Grodi discusses journeys. (N)
EWTN News Nightly
The Holy Rosary The World Over Raymond Arroyo. Priests and Deacons: Min
Women of Grace
Daily Mass
EXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 211My Big Fat American Gypsy Wed-ding “Wild Gypsy Mellie”
Undercover Boss CEO Stephen J. Cloobeck. (S)
Undercover Boss Cinnabon Inc. President Kat Cole. (S)
Undercover Boss Kampgrounds of America CEO Jim Rogers. (S)
Undercover Boss Fatburger CEO Andy Wiederhorn.
Undercover Boss CEO Stephen J. Cloobeck. (S)
Undercover Boss Cinnabon Inc. President Kat Cole. (S)
DISC ; 213Street Outlaws Big Chief resur-rects his fi rst race car. (S)
Street Outlaws A Volkswagen bug. (S)
Street Outlaws: Full Throttle “Straight Out to Cali” (S)
Street Outlaws Big Chief relin-quishes his duties. (N) (S)
Fat N’ Furious: Rolling Thunder Rebuilding a ’64 Ford Galaxie.
(10:01) Street Outlaws Big Chief relinquishes his duties. (S)
(11:01) Fat N’ Furious: Rolling Thunder “Rustbelt Galaxie” (S)
USA < 29(4:00) The Game Plan ›› (2007) Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Madison Pettis, Kyra Sedgwick.
Modern Family (DVS)
WWE Monday Night RAW What will the consequences be for Roman Reigns for winning the Money in the Bank Battle Royal? (N) (Live)
(10:05) Chrisley Knows Best
(10:37) Modern Family (S)
(11:06) Graceland Briggs digs up an old connection.
LIFE = 30Hoarders A woman’s hoarding has taken over her house.
Hoarders “Al; Julie” A hoarder’s child is removed from home.
Hoarders A woman’s house is stuffed with dolls.
Hoarders “Stacey; Roi: Update” A house has 47 cats and dogs.
Little Women: LA Briana confronts her ex-husband.
(10:01) Little Women: LA Christy steals Traci’s spotlight.
(11:02) Hoarders A woman’s house is stuffed with dolls.
AMC > 26(4:00) Angels & Demons ›› (2009) Tom Hanks, Ewan McGregor, Ayelet Zurer. Robert Langdon confronts an ancient brotherhood.
Shutter Island ››‡ (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley. A 1950s lawman hunts an escaped murderess.
The Legend of Bagger Vance ››› (2000) Will Smith, Matt Damon. A golf caddy helps a disillusioned young war veteran.
TNT ? 24Castle “47 Seconds” A bomb kills protesters at a rally. (S)
Castle “The Limey” Investigating with another detective. (S)
Major Crimes “Personal Day” A man is found murdered.
Major Crimes “Frozen Assets” A wealthy dog is murdered. (N)
(9:01) Murder in the First The inspectors search for clues. (N)
(10:02) Major Crimes A wealthy dog is murdered.
(11:03) Murder in the First The inspectors search for clues.
FX @ 20(4:00) Mr. & Mrs. Smith ››‡ (2005) Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie. A husband and wife are assassins for rival organizations.
This Means War ›‡ (2012) Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine, Tom Hardy. Two CIA agents battle over the same woman.
(9:02) This Means War ›‡ (2012) Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine, Tom Hardy. Two CIA agents battle over the same woman.
(11:02) Louie (Part 2 of 3)
(11:34) Louie (Part 3 of 3)
ESPN A 32SportsCenter (N) (Live) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) College Baseball: NCAA World Series Championship, Game 1: Teams TBA. From Omaha, Neb. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsNation (N) Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) MLB Baseball: Washington Nationals at Milwaukee Brewers. From Miller Park in Milwaukee. (N Subject to
Blackout) (Live)Olbermann (N) (Live) ESPN FC (N)
FSN C 37Tennis: PowerShares Series: Oklahoma City. McEnroe, Lendl, Courier and Chang. From Oklahoma City.
SportsDay OnAir (N)
Under the Lights
LHSAA Championship Spotlight (N)
UIL Championship Spotlight Big 12 Show-case
SportsDay OnAir
World Poker Tour: Season 12: Borgata Poker Classic - Part 1.
SPIKE E 25(3:30) Gladiator ›››‡ (2000) Russell Crowe, Joaquin Phoenix. A fugi-tive general becomes a gladiator in ancient Rome. (S)
Iron Man ››› (2008) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fi ght criminals. (S)
The Punisher ›› (2004) Thomas Jane, John Travolta, Will Patton. An FBI agent seeks revenge for the murder of his family. (S)
HIST F 212Swamp People A team goes into a forbidden area. (S)
Swamp People “Captain Invincible” Deckhands come to the aid.
Swamp People One team gets unexpected help. (S)
Swamp People One team returns to a remote location. (N)
Big Rig Bounty Hunters (N) (S)
(9:31) Big Rig Bounty Hunters
(10:02) Swamp People Deckhands come to the aid.
(11:01) Swamp People One team gets unexpected help. (S)
SYFY G 21(4:00) Jeepers Creepers ››‡ (2001) Gina Philips, Justin Long.
Jeepers Creepers 2 ›› (2003) Ray Wise, Jonathan Breck. A winged creature terrorizes stranded high schoolers.
Resident Evil: Extinction ›› (2007) Milla Jovovich, Oded Fehr, Ali Larter. Alice and her cohorts seek to eliminate an undead virus.
Jeepers Creepers ››‡ (2001) Gina Philips, Justin Long, Jonathan Breck. A fl esh-eating entity pursues sibling college students.
BET H 101106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) The Message Birdman; Big Boi;
Clive Davis; Ice Cube. Best of Centric Comedy All-Stars (Part 1 of 2)
Best of Centric Comedy All-Stars (Part 2 of 2)
Kingdom Come ›› (2001) LL Cool J, Jada Pinkett Smith, Vivica A. Fox. Family members react differently to a patriarch’s passing.
The Wendy Williams Show (N) (S)
A&E I 28Criminal Minds A girl is abducted in broad daylight.
Criminal Minds “Poison” Small-town residents poisoned.
Criminal Minds The BAU team shuts down a campus. (S)
Criminal Minds Three of the team are missing. (S)
Longmire “In the Pines” A killer endangers teenage campers. (N)
(10:02) Longmire A killer endan-gers teenage campers. (S)
(11:01) Criminal Minds The BAU team shuts down a campus. (S)
MTV J 80(4:41) Teen Wolf An important clue is revealed. (S)
(5:48) Teen Wolf Scott and Lydia combine abilities. (S)
(6:55) Teen Wolf Scott and his friends try to survive. (S)
Teen Wolf Scott and Derek make a last stand. (S)
Teen Wolf Scott and the pack travel into Mexico. (S)
Wolf Watch (N) (S)
Teen Wolf Scott and the pack travel into Mexico. (S)
Ridiculousness (S)
VH1 K 82Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta “The Past, My Ass” (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Stevie attempts to apologize. (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (N) (S)
Hit the Floor Jelena and Kyle face unwanted visitors. (N) (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (S)
Hit the Floor Jelena and Kyle face unwanted visitors. (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (S)
DISN L 224Austin & Ally (S) Austin & Ally (S) Austin & Ally
(DVS)Dog With a Blog (S)
Another Cinderella Story (2008) Selena Gomez, Drew Seeley, Jane Lynch. (S)
(8:40) Liv & Maddie
(9:15) Good Luck Charlie
(9:45) Jessie (S) (10:15) Mickey Mouse
(10:20) Austin & Ally (S)
Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie
NICK M 225SpongeBob SquarePants
Sam & Cat “NewGoat” (S)
Sam & Cat “Twinfection”
Webheads (N) (S)
Full House (S) Full House Full House Full House “Gotta Dance”
Full House (S) Full House (S) Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends Despondent Joey avoids Rachel. (S)
FNC O 64Special Report With Bret Baier (N)
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (N)
The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File
E! P 100Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
E! News (N) The Soup Actor Andy Daly.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kris goes overboard.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
Chelsea Lately (N)
E! News Chelsea Lately
COM Q 102(4:50) South Park
(5:22) Tosh.0 (5:53) The Col-bert Report
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(6:56) Futurama (S)
(7:27) Futurama (S)
(7:57) South Park
(8:28) South Park “Imaginationland: The Trilogy” The boys cross into a new dimension.
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(10:31) The Col-bert Report (N)
(11:01) At Midnight (N)
(11:32) South Park
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! World of
GumballAdventure Time Regular Show King of the
Hill (S) King of the Hill (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
Family Guy “Chris Cross”
The Boondocks (N)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy “Call Girl” (S)
Robot Chicken Aqua Teen Hunger Force
APL S 203Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence (S)
Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence “Bigfoot of Oz” (N) (S)
Finding Bigfoot The team returns to Louisiana. (S)
Call of the Wild-man: More
Call of the Wild-man: More
Call of the Wild-man: More
Call of the Wild-man: More
Finding Bigfoot The team returns to Louisiana. (S)
Call of the Wild-man: More
Call of the Wild-man: More
TRAV T 208Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zim-mern “Arizona”
Man v. Food Chicago.
Man v. Food “San Diego”
Bizarre Foods America Beef tongue sandwiches.
Mega RV Countdown A two million dollar rolling winery. (N)
Extreme RVs An insane $2,000,000 RV in Virginia.
Bizarre Foods America Kitschy food at a main attraction.
Mega RV Countdown A two million dollar rolling winery.
FOOD U 207Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Guy’s Grocery Games Incorporat-ing marshmallows into lunch.
Rewrapped (N) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Chicharrones; Lobster Pops.
Mystery Diners “Heavy Lifting”
Mystery Diners Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Chicharrones; Lobster Pops.
HGTV V 209Love It or List It “The Coughlin Family” A four-bedroom house.
Love It or List It A barely con-verted triplex.
Love It or List It Police offi cers cannot agree.
Love It or List It Roxy and Dee’s relationship.
House Hunters House Hunters International
Love It or List It “Krista & Dave” A rundown bungalow.
Love It or List It Roxy and Dee’s relationship.
MSNBC W 65PoliticsNation (N) Hardball With Chris Matthews (N) All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word With Lawrence
O’Donnell (N)All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show
CNBC X 66Mad Money (N) Marijuana Inc.: Inside America’s
Pot IndustryThe Profi t “Athans Motors” An investor builds a car dealership.
The Profi t “Skullduggery” Two brothers can’t turn a profi t.
The Profi t “Sweet Pete’s” Small candy maker in Jacksonville, Fla.
American Greed: The Fugitives American Greed: The Fugitives
TVL Y 202(4:11) Walker, Texas Ranger
(5:22) The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
(6:36) The Andy Griffi th Show
(7:12) The Andy Griffi th Show “Girl Shy”
(7:48) The Andy Griffi th Show
(8:24) The King of Queens (S)
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
(10:36) Jennifer Falls “Triangle”
(11:12) Hot in Cleveland Joy and Bob go undercover as a couple.
CNN ∞ 63(4:00) The Situa-tion Room (N)
(5:28) Crossfi re (N)
Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anderson Cooper 360 CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Anderson Cooper 360
OXYGN ± 103Speed ›››‡ (1994) Keanu Reeves, Dennis Hopper, Sandra Bullock. A transit bus is wired to explode if it drops below 50 mph.
Snapped Snapped Snapped Snapped Speed ›››‡
FAM ≤ 201The Fosters “Things Unknown” Callie and Jude face separation.
Switched at Birth Daphne searches for a vandal. (S)
Switched at Birth Kathryn’s book may not be published. (N)
The Fosters Brandon deliberates a medical decision. (N) (S)
Switched at Birth Kathryn’s book may not be published. (S)
The 700 Club (S) The Fosters Brandon deliberates a medical decision. (S)
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TUESDAY EVENING JUNE 24
SL CP 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30LIMITED BASIC CABLE
KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News at Five (N)
ABC World News
KTBS 3 News at Six (N) Extreme Weight Loss “Bruce” Alleged abuse made a man turn to food. (N) (S)
Celebrity Wife Swap Amanda Beard and Heidi Pratt. (N)
KTBS 3 News at Ten (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
KALB % 5News (N) NBC Nightly
News (N) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Wheel of Fortune (S)
America’s Got Talent “Audition” Auditions continue. (S) (9:01) The Night Shift A storm causes massive power outages.
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:34) The Tonight Show Star-ring Jimmy Fallon (S)
Late Night With Seth Meyers
TBS _ 23Seinfeld “The Wife” (S)
Seinfeld “The Fire” (S)
Seinfeld “The Raincoats”
Seinfeld “The Raincoats”
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
Sullivan & Son “The Big O”
Sullivan & Son (N)
Conan (N) The Offi ce “Of-fi ce Olympics”
Conan
KLAX ( ? 8The Insider (N) (S)
ABC World News
ABC31 News at 6 (N)
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
Extreme Weight Loss “Bruce” Alleged abuse made a man turn to food. (N) (S)
Celebrity Wife Swap Amanda Beard and Heidi Pratt. (N)
ABC31 News at 10 (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
Demolition Man ››‡ (1993) Sylvester Stallone, Wesley Snipes. A frozen cop is thawed out to capture an old nemesis.
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
Salem “The House of Pain” Anne fi nds herself in danger.
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation
KSLA , 12KSLA News 12 at 5PM (N)
CBS Evening News/Pelley
KSLA News 12 at 6PM (N) NCIS “Bulletproof” Faulty bulletproof vests are discovered. (S)
NCIS: Los Angeles An explosion at a fi sh market. (DVS)
(9:01) Person of Interest Multiple enemies target the team.
KSLA News at 10PM (N)
(10:35) Late Show With David Letterman (N) (S)
Late Late Show/Ferguson
KLPA ` 13BBC World News America
Nightly Busi-ness Report (N)
PBS NewsHour (N) (S) The March The 1963 march on Washington. (S)
Freedom Summer: American Experience Blacks and whites join together. (N) (S)
POV “When I Walk” (Season Premiere) Jason DaSilva documents life with MS. (N) (S)
Charlie Rose (N) (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family “Up All Night”
Modern Family “Disneyland”
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory
Family Guy “3 Acts of God”
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (S)
Brooklyn Nine-Nine (S)
The Mindy Project (S)
FOX News Shreveport (N)
Two and a Half Men (S)
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Steve Harvey (S) Family Feud (S) Family Feud (S) Bones Pulverized human remains
are found. (S) Bones A fl attened body is discov-ered. (S)
The Middle “Homecoming”
The Middle “The Hose” (S)
TMZ (N) (S) Dish Nation (N) (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Paranoia” (S)
KPXJ 0 19The Dr. Oz Show Pesticide overload. (S)
Jeopardy! (S) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Famous in 12 The pursuit of fame continues. (N) (S)
Supernatural A dog is the only witness to a murder. (S)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) American Dad (S)
Seinfeld “The Nap” (S)
KNTS 1 7Inside Reining Chris Cox
HorsemanshipCity of Refuge Heart After God Ministries First Baptist Church Country’s Family Reunion America’s
Heartland (S)Rural Evening News
Classic Tractor Fever Small and rugged garden tractors.
EWTN 5 200EWTN News Nightly (N)
Daily Mass “The Nativity of John the Baptist” Mother Angelica Live Classics “The Inward Struggle”
EWTN News Nightly
The Holy Rosary Threshold of Hope Grab Your Cat-echism with Fr.
Women of Grace
Daily Mass “The Nativity of John the Baptist”
EXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 211My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding (S)
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo June copes with an empty-nest.
Kate Plus 8: Sextuplets Turn 10 “Update With the 8”
Cake Boss: Next Great Baker “Empire State of Mind” (Season Pre-miere) Creating an iconic Big Apple cake. (N) (S)
Cake Boss: Next Great Baker “Empire State of Mind” Creating an iconic Big Apple cake. (S)
DISC ; 213Deadliest Catch “Lost at Sea” The possible end of a career. (S)
Deadliest Catch The fabled Corne-lia Marie returns. (S)
Deadliest Catch: On Deck A brutal storm on the Bering Sea.
Deadliest Catch A major hydraulic leak. (N) (S)
(9:02) Siberian Cut “Ice Gauntlet” The loggers face eviction.
(10:02) Deadliest Catch A major hydraulic leak. (S)
(11:04) Siberian Cut “Ice Gauntlet” The loggers face eviction.
USA < 29Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Educated Guess” (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Manhattan Vigil” (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Girl Dishonored” (S)
Royal Pains Hank, Evan and Paige try to help Eddie. (N)
(9:01) Covert Affairs Annie and Auggie consider their future.
(10:03) Modern Family (S)
(10:33) Modern Family (S)
(11:03) Royal Pains Hank, Evan and Paige try to help Eddie.
LIFE = 30Little Women: LA Christy steals Traci’s spotlight.
Little Women: LA Briana confronts her ex-husband.
Dance Moms Abby reveals her favorite group dances. (N)
Abby’s Studio Rescue Abby heads to Warwick, R.I.
Little Women: LA The ladies attend a cooking class. (N)
(10:01) Little Women: LA The ladies attend a cooking class.
(11:02) Dance Moms Abby reveals her favorite group dances.
AMC > 26(3:30) Shutter Island ››‡ (2010) Leonardo DiCaprio, Mark Ruffalo, Ben Kingsley.
National Lampoon’s Vacation ››‡ (1983) Chevy Chase, Beverly D’Angelo, Christie Brinkley.
Meet the Fockers ››‡ (2004) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman. Future in-laws clash in Florida.
Freakshow (N) Freakshow
TNT ? 24Castle “Always” Beckett hunts down the man who shot her. (S)
Castle “After the Storm” Beckett faces life-threatening forces.
Rizzoli & Isles “A New Day” Jane tries to hide her pregnancy.
Rizzoli & Isles The team unravels a bizarre case. (N)
(9:01) Perception Pierce and Moretti search for a killer. (N)
(10:02) Rizzoli & Isles The team unravels a bizarre case.
(11:03) Perception Pierce and Moretti search for a killer.
FX @ 20(4:30) Taken ››› (2008) Liam Neeson, Maggie Grace, Famke Janssen.
Safe House ››‡ (2012) Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Vera Farmiga. Premiere. A rookie and a renegade operative try to evade assassins.
Tyrant “Pilot” (Series Premiere) A California pediatri-cian returns home. (N)
(10:22) Tyrant “Pilot” A California pediatrician returns home.
(11:41) Tyrant “Pilot”
ESPN A 32SportsCenter (N) (Live) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) College Baseball: NCAA World Series Championship, Game 2: Teams TBA. From Omaha, Neb. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsNation (N) 30 for 30 30 for 30 ESPN FC Highlights, news, reactions and opinions from the day in
soccer. (N)Baseball Tonight (N) (Live) Olbermann (N) (Live) Olbermann
FSN C 37World Poker: Season 12
SportsDay OnAir
Spurs Insider (N)
Rangers Live (N) (Live)
MLB Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live)
Rangers Live (N) (Live)
Football Preview
Texas A&M UFC Ultimate Insider
SPIKE E 25Iron Man ››› (2008) Robert Downey Jr., Terrence Howard, Gwyneth Paltrow. A billionaire dons an armored suit to fi ght criminals. (S)
I Am Steve McQueen Steve McQueen’s life as a movie star. (N) (S)
Bullitt ›››‡ (1968) Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, Jacqueline Bisset. Premiere. San Francisco detective won’t let go of mob-witness case. (S)
HIST F 212Modern Marvels “Deep Freeze” Freezer unit fi lled with ice cream.
Pawn Stars “$ Equals MC2”
Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Top Gear (N) (S) The Hunt “One Shot” (S) (10:02) Top Gear A series of chal-lenges with 80’s cars.
(11:01) Pawn Stars (S)
(11:31) Pawn Stars (S)
SYFY G 21(4:00) Jeepers Creepers 2 ›› (2003) Garikayi Mutambirwa
Resident Evil: Extinction ›› (2007) Milla Jovovich, Oded Fehr, Ali Larter. Alice and her cohorts seek to eliminate an undead virus.
The Wil Whea-ton Project (N)
The Wil Whea-ton Project
Heroes of Cosplay Cosplayers head to New Orleans. (N)
The Wil Whea-ton Project
The Wil Whea-ton Project
Heroes of Cosplay Cosplayers head to New Orleans.
BET H 101106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) Barbershop ››‡ (2002) Ice Cube, Anthony Anderson, Cedric the Entertainer. A barber-
shop owner considers selling his establishment.Are We There Yet? ›› (2005) Ice Cube, Nia Long, Jay Mohr. A divorcee’s two children torment a man on a road trip.
The Wendy Williams Show (N) (S)
A&E I 28Big Smo (S) Shipping Wars
(S) Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (S)
Storage Wars (N) (S)
Storage Wars “Pay the Dan”
(9:01) Shipping Wars (N)
(9:31) Shipping Wars (N)
(10:02) Storage Wars (S)
(10:32) Storage Wars (S)
(11:01) Storage Wars (S)
(11:31) Storage Wars (S)
MTV J 80Ridiculousness “Derek Hough”
Ridiculousness (S)
Ridiculousness “Jamie Lee” (S)
Ridiculousness The Dudesons.
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5 (2014) Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll. (S)
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5 (2014) Johnny Knoxville, Jackson Nicoll. (S)
Jackass (S) Jackass (S)
VH1 K 82(3:55) How She Move ››› (2007) Dwain Murphy (S)
Hit the Floor Jelena and Kyle face unwanted visitors. (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Stevie attempts to apologize. (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (S)
New Jack City ››› (1991) Wesley Snipes, Ice-T, Judd Nelson. Undercover offi cers and their boss target a crack king. (S)
Tanning of Amer
DISN L 224Liv & Maddie (DVS)
Jessie (S) I Didn’t Do It (S) Jessie (S) Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs ››› (2009) Voices of Bill Hader, Anna Faris.
(8:35) Liv & Maddie
Phineas and Ferb The duo rush to prevent a new ice age.
A.N.T. Farm (S) Austin & Ally (S) Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie
NICK M 225SpongeBob SquarePants
Sam & Cat (S) Sam & Cat (S) Webheads (N) (S)
Full House (S) Full House “Easy Rider”
Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House “Crushed” (S)
Full House “Spellbound”
Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends A food critic blasts Monica’s cooking.
FNC O 64Special Report With Bret Baier (N)
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (N)
The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File
E! P 100The E! True Hollywood Story Reality television marriages. (S)
E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
Botched “Human Dolls” A woman with a uni-boob.
E! News Chelsea Lately (N)
E! News Botched “Human Dolls”
COM Q 102(4:48) South Park
(5:22) Tosh.0 (5:53) The Col-bert Report
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(6:56) Chap-pelle’s Show
(7:27) Chap-pelle’s Show
(7:57) Tosh.0 (8:28) Tosh.0 (8:59) Tosh.0 Tosh.0 Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(10:31) The Col-bert Report (N)
(11:01) At Midnight (N)
(11:32) Tosh.0
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! World of
GumballAdventure Time Regular Show King of the
Hill (S) King of the Hill (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
American Dad (S)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) Robot Chicken Aqua Teen Hunger Force
APL S 203Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence “Frozen Bigfoot” (S)
Wild Amazon The Amazon is one of the last refuges.
Wild Amazon Life in the Amazon constantly adapts. (S)
Brazil Gone Wild (S) Wild Amazon Life in the Amazon constantly adapts. (S)
Brazil Gone Wild (S)
TRAV T 208Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zim-mern “Ethiopia”
Man v. Food Man v. Food “Jersey Shore”
Bizarre Foods America From pig head to popcorn shoots.
Mega RV Countdown A Fire Truck RV; a 36-ton RV. (N)
Extreme RVs A Unicat expedition vehicle.
Bizarre Foods America The grand scale of the food scene.
Mega RV Countdown A Fire Truck RV; a 36-ton RV.
FOOD U 207Chopped “Have a Heart” Duck hearts in the second round.
Chopped Frozen fries in the ap-petizer round.
Chopped “G’day, Chefs!” Baskets contain a bit of Australia.
Chopped Every basket contains a sweet creation.
Chopped “Swai Not?” Falafel mix, date paste; unknown fi sh.
Chopped Mangalista bacon and apple chips.
Chopped Every basket contains a sweet creation.
HGTV V 209Caribbean Life Caribbean Life House Hunters
InternationalHouse Hunters Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop (N) Flip or Flop House Hunters
(N) House Hunters International
Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop
MSNBC W 65PoliticsNation (N) Hardball With Chris Matthews (N) All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word With Lawrence
O’Donnell (N)All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show
CNBC X 66Mad Money (N) Coca-Cola: The Real Story
Behind the Real ThingShark Tank Kids seek an investor for their idea. (S)
Shark Tank The sharks fi ght over a product. (S)
Secret Lives of the Super Rich
Secret Lives of the Super Rich
Shark Tank Kids seek an investor for their idea. (S)
Shark Tank The sharks fi ght over a product. (S)
TVL Y 202(4:11) Walker, Texas Ranger
(5:22) The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
(6:36) The Andy Griffi th Show
(7:12) The Andy Griffi th Show “Lost and Found”
(7:48) The Andy Griffi th Show
(8:24) The King of Queens (S)
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
(10:36) Hot in Cleveland
(11:12) Jennifer Falls “Triangle” Jennifer falls for a man.
CNN ∞ 63(4:00) The Situa-tion Room (N)
(5:28) Crossfi re (N)
Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) CNN Special Report (N) CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 CNN Special Report
OXYGN ± 103Bad Girls Club: Chicago Bad Girls Club: Chicago Bad Girls Club: Chicago A blow-
out sends one girl packing. (N)Tattoos After Dark (N)
Bad Girls Club: Chicago Bad Girls Club: Chicago Tattoos After Dark
Freaky Friday ››› (2003) Jamie Lee Curtis, Lindsay Lohan.
FAM ≤ 201Chasing Life April keeps her health issues a secret. (S)
Pretty Little Liars Jason’s odd behavior raises eyebrows.
Pretty Little Liars Alison deals with her mother’s death. (N) (S)
Chasing Life April learns about Dominic’s reputation. (N)
Pretty Little Liars Alison deals with her mother’s death.
The 700 Club (S) Chasing Life April learns about Dominic’s reputation. (S)
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SL CP 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30LIMITED BASIC CABLE
KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News at Five (N)
ABC World News
KTBS 3 News at Six (N) The Middle “The Optimist”
The Goldbergs (S)
Modern Family (S)
(8:31) The Goldbergs (S)
Motive “Bad Blonde” Flynn and Cross search for a bartender. (N)
KTBS 3 News at Ten (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
KALB % 5News (N) NBC Nightly
News (N) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Wheel of Fortune (S)
America’s Got Talent (S) (9:01) Taxi Brooklyn A cop makes a deal with a cabdriver.
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:34) The Tonight Show Star-ring Jimmy Fallon (S)
Late Night With Seth Meyers
TBS _ 23Seinfeld “The Chaperone” (S)
Seinfeld “The Big Salad” (S)
Seinfeld “The Pledge Drive”
Seinfeld (S) Family Guy (S) (DVS)
Family Guy (S) The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
Conan (N) The Offi ce “The Fight”
Conan
KLAX ( ? 8The Insider (N) (S)
ABC World News
ABC31 News at 6 (N)
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
The Middle “The Optimist”
The Goldbergs (S)
Modern Family (S)
(8:31) The Goldbergs (S)
Motive “Bad Blonde” Flynn and Cross search for a bartender. (N)
ABC31 News at 10 (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
MLB Baseball: Cincinnati Reds at Chicago Cubs. From Wrigley Field in Chicago. (N) (Live) Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Rules of En-gagement (S)
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation
KSLA , 12KSLA News 12 at 5PM (N)
CBS Evening News/Pelley
KSLA News 12 at 6PM (N) Big Brother (Season Premiere) New twists are revealed. (N)
Criminal Minds “Gabby” A 4-year-old girl goes missing. (S)
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation “Boston Brakes” (DVS)
KSLA News at 10PM (N)
(10:35) Late Show With David Letterman (N) (S)
Late Late Show/Ferguson
KLPA ` 13BBC World News America
Nightly Busi-ness Report (N)
PBS NewsHour (N) (S) Louisiana Public Square Debate over care for mental illness.
Nature Frog anatomy, behavior and adaptations. (N) (S)
NOVA “Deadliest Earthquakes” Scientists in Haiti and Chile. (S)
NOVA Survivors of the tsunami in Japan. (S) (DVS)
Charlie Rose (N) (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family (S)
Modern Family (S)
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory
So You Think You Can Dance “Pasadena Callbacks” Hopefuls perform for the judges. (N) (S)
FOX News Shreveport (N)
Two and a Half Men “Pilot” (S)
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Steve Harvey (S) Family Feud (S) Family Feud (S) Law & Order: Criminal Intent A
gang of tony predators. Law & Order: Criminal Intent “Watch” Falling prostitutes. (S)
The Middle (S) The Middle (S) TMZ (N) (S) Dish Nation (N) (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Countdown” (S)
KPXJ 0 19The Dr. Oz Show Heart disease and statins. (S)
Jeopardy! (S) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Arrow Oliver and the Canary are attacked. (S)
The 100 “Earth Skills” A mission to locate Jasper is arranged. (S)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) American Dad (S)
Seinfeld “The Millennium” (S)
KNTS 1 7The Weekend Cutter
The Horse Show Texas Country Reporter
Rural Evening News
The Marty Stuart Show
PBR Heroes & Legends (N)
Hee Haw Sonny James; Crystal Gayle. (S)
Crook & Chase America’s Heartland (S)
Rural Evening News
Highway to Heaven Host turns down adoption request.
EWTN 5 200EWTN News Nightly (N)
Passionately Loving/World
Daily Mass EWTN Live “Laurie Manhardt and Fr. Joseph Ponessa” (N)
EWTN News Nightly
The Holy Rosary EWTN Religious Vaticano The Catholic View
Women of Grace
Daily Mass
EXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 211My Big Fat American Gypsy Wed-ding “Virgin Gypsy Brides”
My Big Fat American Gypsy Wed-ding “It’s a Man’s World”
The Girl With Half a Face Neurofi -bromatosis tumors. (S)
The Man With the 200lb Tumor Hai has a large tumor. (S)
The Man Who Lost His Face A massive facial tumor. (S)
The Man With Half a Body (S) Bubble Skin Man Riddled with hundreds of tumors. (S)
DISC ; 213Dual Survival “Mayan Mayhem” Trapped in a labyrinth of tunnels.
Dual Survival “On the Edge” Descending slippery cliffs.
Dual Survival: Untamed “End of the Road” (N) (S)
Dual Survival Joe and Matt hunt their target. (N) (S)
Dual Survival (S) Dual Survival Joe and Matt hunt their target. (S)
Dual Survival (S)
USA < 29Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Legitimate Rape” (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Born Psychopath” (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Traumatic Wound” (S)
Suits “Two in the Knees” Logan Sanders pushes Harvey. (N)
(9:01) Graceland A bus line is responsible for smuggling. (N)
(10:02) Modern Family “Snip”
(10:32) Modern Family (S)
(11:02) Suits “Two in the Knees” Logan Sanders pushes Harvey.
LIFE = 30Celebrity Wife Swap Celebrity wives trade places. (S)
Celebrity Wife Swap Nia Peeples and Tiffany trade lives. (S)
Little Women: LA Christy steals Traci’s spotlight.
Little Women: LA Briana confronts her ex-husband.
Little Women: LA The ladies attend a cooking class.
(10:01) Abby’s Studio Rescue Abby heads to Warwick, R.I.
(11:02) Little Women: LA Christy steals Traci’s spotlight.
AMC > 26(4:30) Meet the Fockers ››‡ (2004) Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller, Dustin Hoffman. Future in-laws clash in Florida.
The Green Mile ›››‡ (1999) Tom Hanks, David Morse, Michael Clarke Duncan. A guard thinks an inmate has a supernatural power to heal. (11:01) Space Cowboys ››› (2000) Donald Sutherland
TNT ? 24Castle “Murder, He Wrote” A man collapses in Castle’s pool.
Castle “Probable Cause” Evidence links Castle to a murder.
Castle A murder occurs during a convention. (S) (DVS)
(8:01) Castle “Swan Song” A guitar-ist is murdered. (S)
(9:02) Castle Castle and Beckett protect a witness. (DVS)
(10:03) The Last Ship Capt. Tom Chandler heads to the Arctic.
(11:03) Falling Skies “Ghost in the Machine”
FX @ 20(4:30) Safe House ››‡ (2012) Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds. A rookie and a renegade operative try to evade assassins.
Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen ›› (2009) Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel. Sam Witwicky holds the key to defeating an ancient Decepticon.
(10:03) Tyrant “Pilot” A California pediatrician returns home.
(11:23) Jumper ›‡ (2008)
ESPN A 32SportsCenter (N) (Live) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) College Baseball: NCAA World Series Championship, Game 3: Teams TBA. From Omaha, Neb. (If neces-
sary). (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsNation (N) NBA Draft Preview (N) (Live) MLB Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. (N Subject to
Blackout) (Live) Olbermann (N) (Live) ESPN FC (N)
FSN C 37UIL Championship Spotlight (N) Big 12 Show-
case (N)Rangers Live (N) (Live)
MLB Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live)
Rangers Live (N) (Live)
Under the Lights
In My Own Words
Okla. St. Foot-ball Preview
SPIKE E 25(4:30) Men in Black II ›› (2002) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith, Rip Torn. Premiere. (S)
Men in Black ››› (1997) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith, Linda Fiorentino. Secret agents monitor extraterrestrial activity on Earth. (S)
Men in Black II ›› (2002) Tommy Lee Jones, Will Smith. Agents Jay and Kay defend Earth from a sultry alien enemy. (S)
Coming to America ››› (1988) John Amos (S)
HIST F 212(4:00) The Crumbling of America (S)
American Pickers A 1944 Knuckle-head Harley. (S)
American Pickers The guys discover “Forevertron.” (S)
American Pickers A 135-year-old Colorado opera house. (S)
American Pickers A sprawling Connecticut dairy farm.
(10:02) American Pickers An amazing “mantique” collection.
(11:01) American Pickers The guys discover “Forevertron.” (S)
SYFY G 21(4:00) Halloween H2O: 20 Years Later ›› (1998) Josh Hartnett
The Crazies ››‡ (2010) Timothy Olyphant, Radha Mitchell, Joe Ander-son. A strange toxin turns humans into dangerous lunatics.
Priest ›› (2011) Paul Bettany, Karl Urban, Cam Gigandet. A warrior priest sets out to save his niece from a pack of vampires.
Dominion “Pilot” Alex Lannon learns he is destined to lead humanity.
Defi ance
BET H 101106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) The Message Birdman; Jermaine
Dupri; Juicy J. Movie The Message (N) The Message The Wendy Williams Show (N) (S)
A&E I 28Duck Dynasty Surprise wedding for Phil and Kay. (S)
Big Smo (S) Duck Dynasty “Si-Yonara” (S)
Duck Dynasty “Plan Bee” (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (S)
Duck Dynasty (N) (S)
(9:38) Big Smo “Less Is Smo”
(10:08) Big Smo (S)
(10:35) Duck Dynasty
(11:01) Duck Dynasty
(11:31) Duck Dynasty
MTV J 80True Life (S) Catfi sh: The TV Show John is held
back from leaving Detroit.Catfi sh: The TV Show A business arrangement unravels. (S)
Catfi sh: The TV Show An online love hinders a relationship. (S)
Catfi sh: The TV Show “Miranda & Cameryn” (N) (S)
True Life Weight differences cause problems. (N) (S)
Catfi sh: The TV Show “Miranda & Cameryn” (S)
VH1 K 82Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (S)
Hollywood Exes Jessica gets the chance to explain. (S)
Hollywood Exes Nicole wants the women to join her. (S)
Hollywood Exes Jessica’s absence in Hawaii. (N) (S)
La La’s Full Court Life (N)
Marrying the Game (N) (S)
Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Jose-phine is suspicious. (S)
Hollywood Exes Jessica’s absence in Hawaii. (S)
DISN L 224Jessie (S) Jessie (S) Austin & Ally (S) Dog With a
Blog (S) Teen Beach Movie (2013) Ross Lynch, Maia Mitchell, Grace Phipps. (S)
(8:45) Liv & Maddie
(9:15) Mickey Mouse
(9:20) Good Luck Charlie
(9:50) Jessie (S) (10:25) Austin & Ally
Cory in the House
Phil of the Future (S)
NICK M 225SpongeBob SquarePants
Sam & Cat “Pilot” (S)
Sam & Cat “BrainCrush”
Webheads (N) (S)
Full House “Spellbound”
Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House (S) Friends (10:36) Friends (11:12) Friends Joey fi nds himself engaged to Rachel.
FNC O 64Special Report With Bret Baier (N)
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (N)
The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File
E! P 100Botched “Human Dolls” A woman with a uni-boob.
E! News (N) Keeping Up With the Kardashians Kris goes overboard.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
The Soup Musi-cian Questlove.
The Soup Musi-cian Questlove.
Chelsea Lately (N)
E! News Chelsea Lately
COM Q 102(4:50) South Park
(5:22) Tosh.0 (5:53) The Col-bert Report
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(6:56) Key & Peele
(7:27) Key & Peele
(7:57) South Park
(8:28) South Park
(8:59) South Park
South Park “But-terballs”
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(10:31) The Col-bert Report (N)
(11:01) At Midnight (N)
(11:32) South Park
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! World of
GumballAdventure Time Regular Show
“Wall Buddy”King of the Hill (S)
King of the Hill (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
American Dad (S)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy “Family Gay”
Robot Chicken Aqua Teen Hunger Force
APL S 203Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence “Bobo Marks His Turf” (S)
To Be Announced Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb “Canopy Clubhouse” (S)
Treehouse Masters Scottish treetop cottage in Tulsa. (S)
The Pool Master Anthony builds an adventure-themed pool. (S)
Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb “Canopy Clubhouse” (S)
Treehouse Masters Scottish treetop cottage in Tulsa. (S)
TRAV T 208Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zim-mern “Tokyo”
Man v. Food Atlanta.
Man v. Food Bizarre Foods America Grilled octopus; fried tail of caiman.
Mega RV Countdown A NASCAR legend’s custom RV. (N)
Extreme RVs A look at Simon Cowell’s two-story RV.
Food Paradise “Hot Dog Paradise 2” Chili dog family feud.
Mega RV Countdown A NASCAR legend’s custom RV.
FOOD U 207Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Restaurant: Impossible A restau-rant owner is $350,000 debt.
Restaurant Stakeout Inexperi-enced staff and sprawling menu.
Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant suffers at hands of staff. (N)
Restaurant: Impossible “Monkey Business”
Restaurant: Impossible Deli own-ers face staggering debt.
Restaurant Stakeout Restaurant suffers at hands of staff.
HGTV V 209Property Brothers The perfect home to raise a family in.
Property Brothers Brothers search for a house.
Cousins Undercover (Season Premiere) (N)
Property Brothers Melissa and Joe outgrow their home. (N)
House Hunters (N)
House Hunters International
Brother vs. Brother Making over Craftsman-style homes.
Property Brothers Melissa and Joe outgrow their home.
MSNBC W 65PoliticsNation (N) Hardball With Chris Matthews (N) All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word With Lawrence
O’Donnell (N)All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show
CNBC X 66Mad Money (N) Supermarkets Inc: Inside a $500
Billion Money MachineAmerican Greed A man confesses to fraud.
American Greed Chicago hom-eowners get cheated.
American Greed “Inside Trading Trio; Cocaine Cash Cleaner” (N)
Cocaine Cowboys II: Hustlin’ With the Godmother ›››
Marijuana USA Cannabis meets capitalism.
TVL Y 202(4:11) Walker, Texas Ranger
(5:22) The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
Hot in Cleveland (N)
Jennifer Falls (N)
Hot in Cleveland Jennifer Falls The King of Queens
The King of Queens
CNN ∞ 63(4:00) The Situa-tion Room (N)
Crossfi re (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Mississippi Delta”
CNN Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Mississippi Delta”
OXYGN ± 103(3:35) Freaky Friday ›››
(5:40) She’s All That ›› (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook. A high-school student wagers he can remake a plain Jane.
(7:45) Bad Girls Club: Chicago “REDDemption”
(8:45) Bad Girls Club: Chicago A blowout sends one girl packing.
(9:45) She’s All That ›› (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook, Matthew Lillard. A high-school student wagers he can remake a plain Jane.
FAM ≤ 201(4:30) The Devil Wears Prada ››› (2006) Meryl Streep, Anne Hatha-way, Adrian Grenier. Premiere.
Young & Hungry “Pilot” (S)
Mystery Girls (S)
Young & Hungry “Pilot” (S)
Mystery Girls (S)
Chasing Life April learns about Dominic’s reputation. (S)
The 700 Club (S) Young & Hungry “Pilot” (S)
Mystery Girls (S)
SL = Sudden Link CP = CP-Tel
10C THE NATCHITOCHES TIMES Weekend Edition, June 21-27, 2014
THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 26
SL CP 5 PM 5:30 6 PM 6:30 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30LIMITED BASIC CABLE
KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News at Five (N)
ABC World News
KTBS 3 News at Six (N) Black Box “Free Will” A patient has alien-hand syndrome. (N) (S)
Rookie Blue Proceeds from crime must be seized. (N)
NY Med Dr. Oz is faced with an emergency. (S)
KTBS 3 News at Ten (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
KALB % 5News (N) NBC Nightly
News (N) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Wheel of Fortune (S)
Hollywood Game Night John Legend; Andy Roddick.
(8:01) Undate-able (N)
Undateable “Daddy Issues”
Last Comic Standing Sketch comedy challenge; Cheryl Hines.
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:34) The Tonight Show Star-ring Jimmy Fallon (S)
Late Night With Seth Meyers
TBS _ 23Seinfeld “The Couch”
Seinfeld “The Gymnast” (S)
Seinfeld (S) Seinfeld “The Soup”
Family Guy (S) (DVS)
Family Guy (S) (DVS)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
The Big Bang Theory (S)
Conan (N) The Offi ce (S) Conan
KLAX ( ? 8The Insider (N) (S)
ABC World News
ABC31 News at 6 (N)
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
Black Box “Free Will” A patient has alien-hand syndrome. (N) (S)
Rookie Blue Proceeds from crime must be seized. (N)
NY Med Dr. Oz is faced with an emergency. (S)
ABC31 News at 10 (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
WGN-A + 27America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation
KSLA , 12KSLA News 12 at 5PM (N)
CBS Evening News/Pelley
KSLA News 12 at 6PM (N) The Big Bang Theory
(7:31) The Mill-ers “Plus One”
(8:01) Big Brother New twists are revealed. (N)
Elementary A man suspected of murdering his wife. (S)
KSLA News at 10PM (N)
(10:35) Late Show With David Letterman (N) (S)
Late Late Show/Ferguson
KLPA ` 13BBC World News America
Nightly Busi-ness Report (N)
PBS NewsHour (N) (S) Father Brown Physician is blamed for murder. (S)
Doc Martin Mrs. Tishell returns to the village. (S)
Midsomer Murders A body is found in the river.
Inspector George Gently “The Burning Man” A badly burned body is found. (S)
Charlie Rose (N) (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family (S)
Modern Family (S)
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory
Hell’s Kitchen The chefs prepare a dinner service. (N) (S) (PA)
Gang Related “Entre Dos Tierras” Daniel puts himself at risk.
FOX News Shreveport (N)
Two and a Half Men (S)
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Steve Harvey (S) Family Feud (S) Family Feud (S) House “Transplant” House helps
the team with a patient. (S)House A man collapses after mak-ing a donation. (S)
The Middle “The Quarry”
The Middle “The Safe” (S)
TMZ (N) (S) Dish Nation (N) (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Runaway” (S)
KPXJ 0 19The Dr. Oz Show Camille Gram-mer; endometrial cancer.
Jeopardy! (S) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
The Vampire Diaries Jeremy makes a confession. (S)
The Originals Sophie divulges a secret. (S)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy “FOX-y Lady”
Family Guy (S) American Dad (S)
Seinfeld (S)
KNTS 1 7Performance Horse
Roping & Riding Texas Country Reporter
Paid Program WPRA Today Small Town Big Deal
Live From Daryl’s House (S)
The Marty Stuart Show
Crook & Chase America’s Heartland (S)
Rural Evening News
To Be Announced
EWTN 5 200EWTN News Nightly (N)
Sowers of Peace and Joy
Daily Mass World Over Live (N) EWTN News Nightly
The Holy Rosary Holy Wood Act-ing Studio
Crossing the Goal
Defending Life Women of Grace
Daily Mass
EXPANDED CABLE
TLC : 211My Big Fat American Gypsy Wed-ding “The Stanley Sisters”
Kate Plus 8: Sextuplets Turn 10 “Update With the 8”
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo June copes with an empty-nest.
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
Kate Plus 8: Sextuplets Turn 10 A carnival birthday celebration.
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
Here Comes Honey Boo Boo
Kate Plus 8: Sextuplets Turn 10 A carnival birthday celebration.
DISC ; 213Siberian Cut “Ice Gauntlet” The loggers face eviction. (S)
Mountain Monsters Investigating a huge predator; Kentucky. (S)
Mountain Monsters Investigation of Bigfoot-like creature.
Mountain Monsters The team investigates the Snallygaster. (S)
Mountain Monsters “Sheeps-quatch of Boone County”
Mountain Monsters The team investigates the Snallygaster. (S)
Mountain Monsters “Sheeps-quatch of Boone County”
USA < 29(4:00) The Bourne Identity ››› (2002) Matt Damon, Franka Potente. An amnesiac agent is marked for death after a botched hit.
The Bourne Supremacy ››› (2004) Matt Damon, Franka Potente, Brian Cox. Jason Bourne fi ghts back when the CIA tries to kill him.
The Bourne Ultimatum ››› (2007) Matt Damon, Julia Stiles, Joan Allen. Jason Bourne continues to look for clues to unravel his true identity.
LIFE = 30The Surrogacy Trap (2013) Adam Reid, Mia Kirshner, David Julian Hirsh. A couple regret their choice of a woman for surrogacy.
Hiding (2012) Ana Villafañe, Jeremy Sumpter, Tyler Blackburn. Jo likes her new life until her past catches up to her.
Taken Back: Finding Haley (2012) Moira Kelly, David Cubitt, Nicole Oliver. A woman fi nds her abducted daughter.
(11:02) Hiding (2012) Ana Vil-lafañe, Jeremy Sumpter.
AMC > 26(4:00) Space Cowboys ››› (2000) Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones. NASA reunites four aging fl yboys for an urgent mission.
Blazing Saddles ››› (1974) Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder. Gucci-saddle-bagged Sheriff Bart teams up with the drunken Waco Kid.
(9:01) The Quick and the Dead ››‡ (1995) Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe. A female gunslinger enters a deadly quick-draw competition.
Halt and Catch Fire
TNT ? 24Castle “Under the Infl uence” A DJ is murdered. (S)
Castle “Death Gone Crazy” Alexis starts a video blog.
Castle “Recoil” Evidence links a murder to Sen. Bracken. (S)
(8:01) Castle A young reality-TV star is murdered. (DVS)
(9:02) Castle “Target” A kidnapping plot is revealed.
(10:03) Murder in the First The inspectors search for clues.
(11:03) Perception Pierce and Moretti search for a killer.
FX @ 20(4:00) Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen ›› (2009) Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Josh Duhamel.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon ›› (2011) Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel, John Turturro. The Decepticons renew their battle against the Autobots.
Tyrant “Pilot” A California pediatrician returns home.
ESPN A 32SportsCenter (N) (Live) 2014 NBA Draft
(N) (Live)2014 NBA Draft From the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, N.Y. (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsNation (N) World Cup Tonight (N) (Live) ESPN FC Highlights, news, reactions and opinions from the day in soccer. (N) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Olbermann (N)
FSN C 37Courtside Jones (S)
Texans Huddle (N)
SportsDay OnAir (N)
Rangers Live (N) (Live)
MLB Baseball: Detroit Tigers at Texas Rangers. From Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. (N Subject to Blackout) (Live)
Rangers Live (N) (Live)
Outdoors Southwest
Under the Lights
SportsDay OnAir
SPIKE E 25Jail (S) Cops (S) Cops A 5-year-
old in traffi c. (S)Cops (S) Cops Broward
County, Fla. (S)Cops (S) iMPACT Wrestling (N) (S) I Am Steve McQueen Steve McQueen’s life as a
movie star. (S)Bullitt ›››‡ (S)
HIST F 212Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars (S) Pawn Stars “In
the Doghouse”Pawn Stars (N) (S)
Pawn Stars (N) (S)
American Res-toration (N) (S)
(9:31) American Restoration (N)
American Restoration
American Restoration
(11:01) Pawn Stars (S)
(11:31) Pawn Stars (S)
SYFY G 21Priest ›› (2011) Paul Bettany, Karl Urban, Cam Gigandet. A warrior priest sets out to save his niece from a pack of vampires.
Defi ance Irisa returns to Defi ance and is arrested. (N)
Dominion Alex rejects his new role as the Chosen One. (N)
Spartacus: Blood and Sand A warrior has his destiny seized.
Dominion Alex rejects his new role as the Chosen One.
Defi ance Irisa returns to Defi ance and is arrested.
BET H 101106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) Turn Up! The BET Awards and
BET Experience Preview BET Awards 2013 Chris Brown; Mariah Carey. The Wendy Williams Show (N) (S)
A&E I 28The First 48 Man shot in his home. (S)
The First 48 Execution-style double homicide. (S)
The First 48 “Off the Tracks” (S) The First 48 “Deadly Secret; Behind Closed Doors” (N)
(9:01) Beyond Scared Straight Two inseparable sisters visit jail.
(10:02) Beyond Scared Straight (S)
(11:01) The First 48 “Off the Tracks” (S)
MTV J 80The Challenge: Free Agents A challenger’s hookup is revealed.
The Challenge: Free Agents A friendship breaks apart. (S)
The Challenge: Free Agents “Talk to the Hand” (S)
The Challenge: Free Agents “The $350,000 Pyramid” (S)
The Challenge: Free Agents “A Walk in the Clouds” (N) (S)
The Challenge: Free Agents “Reunion” (N) (S)
Ridiculousness (S)
Ridiculousness “A$AP Rocky”
VH1 K 82(4:30) Holly-wood Exes (S)
La La’s Full Court Life (S)
Think Like a Man ››‡ (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan Good. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. (S)
Think Like a Man ››‡ (2012) Michael Ealy, Jerry Ferrara, Meagan Good. Men use an advice book to turn the tables on their gals. (S)
DISN L 224(5:10) Jessie (S) (5:35) Jessie (S) Austin & Ally (S) Dog With a
Blog (S) Toy Story 3 ›››‡ (2010) Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack. (S)
Liv & Maddie (S) Jessie “Snack Attack”
(10:05) A.N.T. Farm (S)
Austin & Ally (S) Good Luck Charlie
Good Luck Charlie
NICK M 225SpongeBob SquarePants
Sam & Cat “TheBritBrats”
Sam & Cat (S) Webheads (N) (S)
iCarly “iGo One Direction” (S)
Drake & Josh (S)
Full House (S) Full House (S) Full House Full House Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends Chandler fi nds a videotape. (S)
FNC O 64Special Report With Bret Baier (N)
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (N)
The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File
E! P 100Keeping Up With the Kardashians “Doggy Blu’s”
E! News (N) A-List Vacations (N)
A-List Vacations Escape Club An ex arrives on the island.
Escape Club The house members grow closer.
Chelsea Lately (N)
E! News Kardashian
COM Q 102(4:50) South Park
(5:22) Tosh.0 (5:53) The Col-bert Report
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(6:56) Tosh.0 (7:27) Tosh.0 (7:57) Tosh.0 (8:28) The Comedy Central Roast “Donald Trump” Comedy Central roast of Donald Trump.
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(10:31) The Col-bert Report (N)
(11:01) At Midnight (N)
(11:32) Tosh.0
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! “Pirates”
World of Gumball
Adventure Time (N)
Regular Show “Gold Watch”
King of the Hill (S)
King of the Hill (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
The Cleveland Show “Pilot”
American Dad (S)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy “FOX-y Lady”
Loiter Squad “Razor’s Edge”
The Eric Andre Show
APL S 203Finding Bigfoot: Further Evi-dence Night investigation in Utah.
Rocky Mountain Bounty Hunters “Repeat Offenders” (S)
North Woods Law: On the Hunt Spring rains bring lots of mud.
North Woods Law (N) (S) American River Renegades “Down and Dirty” (S)
North Woods Law (S) American River Renegades “Down and Dirty” (S)
TRAV T 208Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zim-mern “Texas”
Man v. Food “Pittsburgh”
Man v. Food “Las Vegas”
Bizarre Foods America Rocky Mountain oysters at a ballpark.
Mega RV Countdown The biggest rigs on and off the road. (N)
Extreme RVs The Mobil Perfor-mance RV.
Bizarre Foods America Smoked baloney sandwiches.
Mega RV Countdown The biggest rigs on and off the road.
FOOD U 207Rewrapped Rewrapped Food Network Star Behind-the-
scenes video selfi e.Chopped Shrimp and chickpea dishes; baklava.
Chopped Canada Epiderm; pota-toes fl akes and fennel. (N)
Chopped Whelk snails; lemon bars; lamb shawarma.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Chopped Canada Epiderm; potatoes fl akes and fennel.
HGTV V 209Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Rehab Addict Fixer Upper A woman wants to
rebuild her life. Fixer Upper (N) House Hunters House Hunters
InternationalFixer Upper A new life in Waco, Texas.
Fixer Upper
MSNBC W 65PoliticsNation (N) Hardball With Chris Matthews (N) All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) The Last Word With Lawrence
O’Donnell (N)All In With Chris Hayes The Rachel Maddow Show
CNBC X 66Mad Money (N) America’s Gun: The Rise of the
AR-15American Greed A profi le of Marcus Schrenker.
American Greed Fen-phen users hijacked by attorneys.
American Greed Butler leads feds on a year-long chase.
American Greed “Inside Trading Trio; Cocaine Cash Cleaner”
American Greed Troy A. Titus steals millions.
TVL Y 202(4:11) Walker, Texas Ranger
(5:22) The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
(6:36) The Andy Griffi th Show
(7:12) The Andy Griffi th Show Opie tells truth about battle.
(7:48) The Andy Griffi th Show
(8:24) The King of Queens (S)
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
Everybody-Ray-mond
(11:12) Everybody Loves Ray-mond Robert gets angry at Ray.
CNN ∞ 63(4:00) The Situa-tion Room (N)
Crossfi re (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) The Sixties “A Long March to Freedom” History of the Civil Rights Movement. (N)
Anderson Cooper 360 The Sixties History of the Civil Rights Movement.
OXYGN ± 103(4:40) Failure to Launch ›› (2006) Matthew Mc-Conaughey, Sarah Jessica Parker.
(6:45) Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood ›› (2002) Sandra Bullock, Ellen Burstyn, Fionnula Flanagan. A playwright learns about her estranged mother’s past.
(9:20) Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood ›› (2002) Sandra Bullock, Ellen Burstyn, Fionnula Flanagan. A playwright learns about her estranged mother’s past.
FAM ≤ 201(4:30) Confessions of a Shopaholic ›› (2009) Isla Fisher, Hugh Dancy, Krysten Ritter.
The Devil Wears Prada ››› (2006) Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Adrian Grenier. A recent college graduate lands a job at a fashion magazine.
Mystery Girls (S)
Young & Hungry “Pilot” (S)
The 700 Club (S) Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
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KTBS # 3KTBS 3 News at Five (N)
ABC World News
KTBS 3 News at Six (N) Shark Tank A juice and smoothie cart. (S)
What Would You Do? (S) 20/20 (S) KTBS 3 News at Ten (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
KALB % 5News (N) NBC Nightly
News (N) NewsChannel 5 (N)
Wheel of Fortune (S)
A Leap of Faith: A Meredith Vieira Special (N) (S) (9:01) Crossbones Lowe discovers Jagger is a madman. (N) (S)
NewsChannel 5 (N)
(10:34) The Tonight Show Star-ring Jimmy Fallon (S)
Late Night With Seth Meyers
TBS _ 23Seinfeld “The Secretary” (S)
Seinfeld “The Switch”
Seinfeld “The Label Maker”
Seinfeld “The Race”
Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) Family Guy (S) (DVS)
Family Guy (S) (DVS)
Funniest Wins Creating funny Vine videos; sketches. (N)
Funniest Wins Creating funny Vine videos; sketches.
CeeLo Green’s The Good Life
Sullivan & Son “The Big O”
KLAX ( ? 8The Insider (N) (S)
ABC World News
ABC31 News at 6 (N)
Entertainment Tonight (N) (S)
Shark Tank A juice and smoothie cart. (S)
What Would You Do? (S) 20/20 (S) ABC31 News at 10 (N)
(10:35) Jimmy Kimmel Live (S) (11:37) Nightline (N)
WGN-A + 27(3:00) MLB Baseball: Washington Nationals at Chicago Cubs.
America’s Funniest Home Videos (S)
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
How I Met Your Mother
Parks and Recreation
Parks and Recreation
KSLA , 12KSLA News 12 at 5PM (N)
CBS Evening News/Pelley
KSLA News 12 at 6PM (N) Undercover Boss Hudson Group CEO Joe DiDomizio. (S)
Hawaii Five-0 A girl is abducted and her dad is shot. (S)
Blue Bloods Danny and Baez investigate a bombing. (S)
KSLA News at 10PM (N)
(10:35) Late Show With David Letterman (N) (S)
Late Late Show/Ferguson
KLPA ` 13BBC World News America
Nightly Busi-ness Report (N)
PBS NewsHour (N) (S) Louisiana: The State We’re In
Washington Week
McLaughlin Group (N)
Charlie Rose -- The Week (N)
Great Performances at the Met “La Boheme” Puccini’s “La Boheme.” (N) (S) Charlie Rose (N) (S)
KMSS . A 10Modern Family (S)
Modern Family (S)
The Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang Theory
MasterChef The contestants prepare a seafood menu. (S)
Rake “Mammophile” Two people confess to the same murder.
FOX News Shreveport (N)
Two and a Half Men (S)
The Arsenio Hall Show (S) House of Payne House of Payne
KSHV / ( 9Steve Harvey (S) Family Feud (S) Family Feud (S) Monk “Mr. Monk Goes to Mexico”
The death of a skydiver. (S)Monk Death of a circus ringmaster. (S)
The Middle (S) The Middle (S) TMZ (N) (S) Dish Nation (N) (S)
Law & Order: Special Victims Unit “Folly” (S)
KPXJ 0 19The Dr. Oz Show “The Bloat Cure” Bloating; cravings.
Jeopardy! (S) Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (S)
Whose Line Is It Anyway? (S)
Hart of Dixie Zoe tries to help Joel be accepted. (S)
KTBS 3 9 O’Clock News Hour on KPXJ 21 (N)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy “Petergeist” (S)
American Dad (S)
Seinfeld “The Voice”
KNTS 1 7Total Team Roping
Ken McNabb Texas Country Reporter
Rural Evening News
Professional Roughstock
Red Steagall West of Wall
Gaither Homecoming Hour Crook & Chase America’s Heartland (S)
Rural Evening News
Trains and Locomotives Steam engines that are not in operation.
EWTN 5 200EWTN News Nightly (N)
Daily Mass “Solemnity of the Sacred Heart” Life on the Rock (N) EWTN News Nightly
Rosary Relay for Priests
Cross Training “Motivation”
Consuming the Word
Parables of Christ
Women of Grace
Daily Mass “Solemnity of the Sacred Heart”
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TLC : 211Say Yes: Brides-maids
Say Yes: Brides-maids
Say Yes: Brides-maids
Say Yes: Brides-maids
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
I Found the Gown (N) (S)
I Found the Gown (S)
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
Say Yes to the Dress: Atlanta
I Found the Gown (S)
I Found the Gown (S)
DISC ; 213Street Outlaws Big Chief relin-quishes his duties. (S)
Deadliest Catch “Lost at Sea” The possible end of a career. (S)
Deadliest Catch The fabled Corne-lia Marie returns. (S)
Deadliest Catch A brutal storm on the Bering Sea. (S)
Deadliest Catch A major hydraulic leak. (S)
Deadliest Catch The fl eet is hit by severe weather. (S)
Deadliest Catch The King fl eet heads toward the fi nish.
USA < 29(3:30) The Bourne Ultimatum ››› (2007) Joan Allen
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family “Yard Sale” (S)
Modern Family “Arrested” (S)
Modern Family “Mistery Date”
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family (DVS)
Modern Family “Best Men” (S)
Modern Family “My Hero” (S)
Royal Pains Hank, Evan and Paige try to help Eddie.
LIFE = 30Celebrity Wife Swap “Andy Dick/Lorenzo Lamas” (S)
Celebrity Wife Swap Gayle Hag-gard and Steffanie Sampson. (S)
Celebrity Wife Swap “Gerardo/Sisqó” (S)
Wife Swap Two very different women trade lives. (S)
Abby’s Studio Rescue Abby heads to Warwick, R.I.
(10:01) Little Women: LA The ladies attend a cooking class.
(11:02) Celebrity Wife Swap “Gerardo/Sisqó” (S)
AMC > 26(4:30) The Quick and the Dead ››‡ (1995) Sharon Stone, Gene Hack-man, Russell Crowe.
The Day After Tomorrow ››‡ (2004) Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm. Global warming leads to worldwide natural disasters.
Volcano ›› (1997) Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffmann. Earthquakes and lava ravage Los Angeles.
TNT ? 24Castle “The Wild Rover” A murder is traced to an Irish gang. (S)
Castle Castle believes he wit-nesses a murder. (DVS)
Castle Big footprints are found near a murder. (DVS)
Cold Justice Investigators search for information. (N)
(9:01) Out of Time ››‡ (2003) Denzel Washington, Eva Mendes. A police chief is accused of setting a deadly arson.
(11:02) Cold Justice Investigators search for information.
FX @ 20(3:30) Transformers: Dark of the Moon ›› (2011) Shia LaBeouf, Josh Duhamel, John Turturro.
Safe House ››‡ (2012) Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds, Vera Farmiga. A rookie and a renegade operative try to evade assassins.
(9:33) Contraband ›› (2012) Mark Wahlberg, Kate Beckinsale, Ben Foster. A former smuggler fi nds he has to get back in the game.
ESPN A 32(4:00) SportsCenter (N) (Live) NASCAR Count-
down (N)NASCAR Racing: Nationwide Series: John R. Elliott HERO Campaign 300. From Kentucky Speedway in Sparta, Ky. (N) (Live)
SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live) SportsCenter (N) (Live)
ESPN2 B 33SportsNation (N) ESPN FC Highlights, news, reactions and opinions from the day in
soccer. (N)Boxing: Friday Night Fights. Ivan Redkach vs. Sergey Gulyakevich. From St. Charles, Mo. (N) (Live)
Olbermann (N) (Live) Olbermann
FSN C 37Golf Life SportsDay
OnAirRangers Insider (N)
LHSAA Spot-light
High School Softball: UIL Class 5A, Final: Deer Park vs. The Wood-lands.
Boxing: Golden Boy Live: Manuel Avila vs. Enrique Quevedo. From Salinas, Calif.
Rangers Insider Texas Football Preview
SPIKE E 25Jail (S) Cops (S) Cops (S) Cops “Coast to
Coast” Cops “Coast to Coast”
Cops “Coast to Coast”
Cops “Coast to Coast” (S)
Cops “Coast to Coast”
Cops “Coast to Coast”
Cops (S) Cops (S) Jail (S) Jail (S) Jail (S)
HIST F 212(4:00) Jesse James’ Hidden Treasure Treasure hunters. (S)
American Pickers The holy grail of motorbikes; XAVW. (S)
American Pickers “You Betcha” Kentucky’s Pioneer Playhouse.
American Pickers A staggering honey hole in in Kansas.
American Pickers Mike’s brother fi lls in for Frank. (S)
(10:02) American Pickers “Pinball Mania” (S)
(11:01) American Pickers Kentucky’s Pioneer Playhouse. (S)
SYFY G 21Arachnoquake ›› (2012) Tracey Gold, Bug Hall, Ethan Phillips. Earth-quakes unleash gigantic spiders in New Orleans.
WWE Friday Night SmackDown! (N) (S) Continuum “Last Minute” Kiera fi ghts old friends.
Dominion “Pilot” Alex Lannon learns he is destined to lead humanity.
Dominion “Godspeed”
BET H 101106 & Park “Top 10 Countdown” (N) The Message Just Wright ››‡ (2010) Queen Latifah, Common, Paula Patton. A physical therapist falls in love with her
patient.The Wendy Williams Show (S)
A&E I 28Criminal Minds The team suspects a rock star of murder. (S)
Criminal Minds “Outfoxed” Several families are murdered. (S)
Criminal Minds A serial killer targets police offi cers. (S)
Criminal Minds “Normal” Freeway killer targets luxury cars. (S)
Criminal Minds “Soul Mates” A young woman is abducted. (S)
(10:02) Criminal Minds A family abducts young women.
(11:01) Criminal Minds A serial killer targets police offi cers. (S)
MTV J 80(4:41) Jersey Shore The room-mates deal with the fall-out. (S)
(5:48) Jersey Shore Mike threatens to tell Jose. (S)
(6:55) Jersey Shore “Dirty Pad” Angelina has slept with Jose. (S)
Jersey Shore Mike reunites with his Canadian lady. (S)
Jersey Shore “Girls Like That” Vinny must make a decision. (S)
Jersey Shore Mike gets everyone kicked out of a club.
Jersey Shore Pauly and Vin have a fi nal date. (S)
VH1 K 82LOGO Trailblazers 2014 Standing up for LGTB equality.
The Fabulous Life Of... “Nicki Minaj” Nicki Minaj. (S)
The Fabulous Life Of... “Mariah Carey & Nick Cannon” (S)
Space Jam ›› (1996) Michael Jordan, Wayne Knight. Live action/ani-mated. Michael Jordan and Looney Tunes. (S)
The Bodyguard ››‡ (1992) Kevin Costner, Whitney Houston. A body-guard falls for the singer-actress he must protect. (S)
DISN L 224(4:40) Toy Story 3 ›››‡ (2010) Voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Joan Cusack. (S)
Jessie “Morning Rush” (N)
Zapped (2014) Zendaya, Spencer Boldman. A girl uses a smartphone app to magically control boys.
(8:45) Girl Meets World
(9:15) I Didn’t Do It (S)
(9:45) Liv & Maddie
(10:15) Mickey Mouse
(10:20) Austin & Ally
(10:50) Jessie (S)
Liv & Maddie (S)
NICK M 225SpongeBob SquarePants
SpongeBob SquarePants
SpongeBob SquarePants
Sanjay and Craig (S)
Sanjay and Craig (S)
Teenage Mutant Ninja
Full House “The Wedding”
Full House “The Wedding”
Full House Full House Friends (S) (10:36) Friends (S)
(11:12) Friends Monica sings karaoke. (S)
FNC O 64Special Report With Bret Baier (N)
On the Record With Greta Van Susteren (N)
The O’Reilly Factor (N) The Kelly File (N) Hannity (N) The O’Reilly Factor The Kelly File
E! P 100(4:00) The Craft ›› (1996) Robin Tunney, Fairuza Balk.
E! News (N) Botched “Human Dolls” A woman with a uni-boob.
Fashion Police Actor Jamie Chung; actor Debby Ryan. (N)
Fashion Police Actor Jamie Chung; actor Debby Ryan.
Chelsea Lately Megan Good.
E! News Chelsea Lately
COM Q 102(4:48) South Park
(5:19) Tosh.0 (5:51) The Col-bert Report
Daily Show/Jon Stewart
(6:54) Key & Peele
(7:25) Key & Peele
(7:55) Key & Peele
(8:26) Tosh.0 (8:57) Tosh.0 (9:28) Tosh.0 (9:58) Daniel Tosh: Happy Thoughts
The Half Hour (N)
(11:31) The Half Hour (N)
TOON R 227Teen Titans Go! World of
GumballAdventure Time Regular Show King of the
Hill (S) King of the Hill (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
The Cleveland Show (S)
American Dad (S)
American Dad (S)
Family Guy (S) Family Guy “Episode 420”
Robot Chicken Aqua Teen Hunger Force
APL S 203Treehouse Masters: Out on a Limb “Levitating Lighthouse” (S)
To Be Announced No Limits (N) (S) No Limits (N) (S) The Pool Master Organic restau-rant gets edible garden. (N)
Treehouse Masters Pete builds a two-story ”human nest”. (N)
The Pool Master Organic restau-rant gets edible garden. (S)
Treehouse Masters Pete builds a two-story ”human nest”. (S)
TRAV T 208Bizarre Foods With Andrew Zim-mern Los Angeles.
Man v. Food “Long Island”
Man v. Food “Butte”
Bizarre Foods America Flavors from the past and present.
Monumental Mysteries An unusual sculpture. (N)
Mysteries at the Museum A detonator; a video camera.
Mysteries at the Museum A plaster cast of hoof prints.
Monumental Mysteries An unusual sculpture.
FOOD U 207Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Unforgettable sandwiches.
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives
HGTV V 209House Hunters House Hunters Love It or List It “Byrne Family”
Joe is looking for a new house.Love It or List It Creating more space for a baby.
Love It or List It “The Cullen Family”
House Hunters House Hunters International
House Hunters House Hunters International
Love It or List It “The Cullen Family”
MSNBC W 65PoliticsNation (N) Hardball With Chris Matthews (N) All In With Chris Hayes (N) The Rachel Maddow Show (N) Lockup: Raw “Dues and Don’ts”
Decisions made inside prison.Lockup A world where tensions run high.
Lockup: Raw “Severed Ties”
CNBC X 66Mad Money (N) Divorce Wars The battles when
couples divorce.Buried Treasure Searching for hidden gems. (S)
Buried Treasure A family with a large art collection. (S)
Buried Treasure A deceased art dealer’s estate. (S)
Buried Treasure A family hoping to avoid foreclosure. (S)
The Car Chasers Jeff and Meg go to Hollywood.
TVL Y 202(4:11) Walker, Texas Ranger
(5:22) The Andy Griffi th Show
The Andy Griffi th Show
(6:36) The Andy Griffi th Show
(7:12) The Andy Griffi th Show “The Ball Game”
(7:48) The Andy Griffi th Show
(8:24) The King of Queens (S)
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
The King of Queens
Everybody-Ray-mond
(11:12) Everybody Loves Ray-mond “Pilot” (S)
CNN ∞ 63(4:00) The Situation Room (N) Erin Burnett OutFront (N) Anderson Cooper 360 (N) The Sixties “A Long March to Freedom” History of the Civil Rights
Movement.Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Mississippi Delta”
Anthony Bourdain Parts Un-known “Las Vegas”
OXYGN ± 103P.S. I Love You ›› (2007) Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow. A widow gets mes-sages left by her husband to help her cope.
P.S. I Love You ›› (2007) Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow. A widow gets mes-sages left by her husband to help her cope.
She’s All That ›› (1999) Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook. A high-school student wagers he can remake a plain Jane.
FAM ≤ 201Confessions of a Shopaholic
Young & Hungry “Pilot” (S)
Step Up ›› (2006) Channing Tatum, Jenna Dewan, Mario. A troubled guy’s dancing attracts the attention of a ballerina.
John Tucker Must Die ›‡ (2006) Jesse Metcalfe, Sophia Bush, Ashanti. Three students learn they are all dating the same guy.
The 700 Club (S) Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
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