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F10 Oshkosh Northwestern Sunday, December 5, 1999 FU Oshkosh Northwestern Sunday, December 5, 1999 Entertainment Literary Entertainment Soap Opera Synopses Would-be mayor becomes on-air personality WORDS FISHING SHOW: "Gone Fishin," a new Wisconsin Public Television production, premieres at 7 tonight on WPNE-TV Channel 38 in northeast Wisconsin. The one-hour special celebrates the sport and culture of fishing and profiles people who regard fishing as an integral part of life in Wisconsin. Bob Lowe may be reached via email at bob.lowethomnews.com. night talk show host and former Milwaukeean Tom Snyder and Harrison Ford, who went to Ripon College in 1964 but dropped out to pursue acting. The criteria for my selection was "people with Wisconsin ties who have roles on fictional daytime dramas or prime time programming" before or behind the camera.

I arbitrarily excluded newsinformation programs in favor of entertainment-oriented shows. By George Esper AP Special Correspondent Bob Lowe I PRESENTS A CrWISCONSIN nnnn in mm MB num. MLLXIM Variety Shorn ALBERTA KIMBALL AUDITORIUM WEST HIGH SCHOOL OMMkitM SUN. DEC. 5th mi shows at ADULTS $8.00.

CHILD 1yr to 12yrs $6.00 Tickets on sale show day at the gate it it 5 it the air was black with smoke. Sgt. Hobart was lying on the floor, injured. Mqj. Hatty was hit in three places When daylight came, we could really see the damage Dante Nigro returned home from the war and lived until 1997.

Korean War August 1950 Vincent Krepps of Lynwood, became a tank driver and his twin brother Richard (Dicky) a cannoneer, after they joined the Army right out of high school. Two months after the Korean War began, they landed in Pusan, then headed out to the battlefields with their respective units. Vincent writes: "This was my first taste of combat, a chaotic night firefight. We were all pretty scared, your nerves work on you. Soon, we was ordered to cease fire and pull back.

What followed was a long, panicky retreat in total darkness, drawing heavy North Korean shelling and small arms fire the whole way. At several stops the enemy was so close that I stood in the tank's hatch and fired rounds from my grease gun that took out a cluster of shadowy figures. "Then my squad officer took a bullet in the neck. In an instant, his terrified sobbing pierced the night air: Take me home. Please Featuring What do you do if you run for mayor and lose? If you are Mark Ellis, who lost the Neenah mayoral race to Ken Harwood in April 1998, you go back to your broadcast roots.

Ellis became an account executive in the sales department of WACY-TV Channel 32 18 months ago. He's now becoming familiar as an on-air personality at the UPN affiliate in Green Bay, hosting the station's "Popcorn Classics" show that airs classic movies. He'll be at the controls when the station presents two special double-feature Christmas editions of "Popcorn Classics" on Dec. 12 1 Want For Christmas" with Leslie Neilson at 2 p.m. followed by "White Christmas" with Bing Crosby at 4 p.m.) and Dec.

19 Christmas Carol" at 2 p.m. followed by "Miracle on 34th Street" at 4 p.m.). Ellis, has lots of experience in radio. He was an on-air personality at WLIH in New London, (now WOZZ-FM 93.5), WYNE (now WHBY-AM 1150), WNAM-AM nxn and WKAU (w wppk-fm 104.9). Prior to joining WACY, he was sales manager at WVBO-FM 103.9 in Oshkosh.

Ellis was known as disc jockey Mark Anthony when disco reigned supreme at the now-defunct nightclubs Mr. Roberts in Appleton and The Old Post Office in Neenah. This is his first venture into television. He is most prominently featured on "Popcorn Classics," which airs at 2 p.m. on Sundays.

"It is a family movie period and we are very happy to say in the last two rating books, 'Popcorn' is the No. 1 show for women in northeast Wisconsin with a 3 rating and a 15 share," Ellis said. But his duties extend far beyond that. He is involved in setting up live remote broadcasts from car dealerships, department stores and other businesses. "He is the shining star at UPN 32," said Kay Holbrook, sales manager at WACY who has known Ellis for 18 years.

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Villard, $5.95 12. Where the Heart Is. Billie Letts. Warner, $12 Distributed by Knight RidderTribune Information Services. In a recent column, I asked people to send me the names of television actors with Wisconsin ties that I may have left out in my earlier listing (Nov.

21). Three readers informed me via e-mail that I had missed a big one: Kathy Kinney, who plays Mimi on "The Drew Carey Show." She is a Stevens Point native who also has a recurring role in "The Newhart Show." She's been on "Carey" since the beginning, as the woman with the outlandish make-up and attire and sassy mouth. "I went to high school with VntUx, r- ivuuij nuumy, saiu Jim caguil, business manager at the University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley in Menasha. "Kathy was very involved with theatre productions, not as an actress, but in the technical aspects. She took a number of us under her tutelage during our sophomore year and for two years taught us all about set 'design and construction, the perils of props and how to make fun of the actors." After attending the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point, Kinney went on to act in New York before moving to the West Coast.

Another reader wrote: "The real puzzler, though, is how could you, an Afro-American, miss Oprah Winfrey? She lived in Milwaukee before moving down south to be with her dad." 1 didn't forget Oprah. I didn't list her for the same reasons that I didn't list CNN legal correspondent Greta Van Susteren, Hollywood actor and Appleton native Willem Dafoe, former late- Often simple and very personal, the words remain treasures for family members, who still read them years later. They are diaries and letters written from the battlefields of the world wars, Korea and Vietnam. They contain big things and little things, life and death, loneliness and love, a yearning to return home. Here are excerpts from a few: World War I Dec.

19, 1917 Capt. Alfred A. Cunningham, a Marine aviator, writes at theFrench front near Suippes: "Walked six miles before daylight and went in the trenches. "They are filthy and horrible. Don 't see how the men stand it.

The stink of dead Huns in front is awful even in thisicold weather." Dec. 25, 1917 Calais and Dunkirk, France "Xmas. Got up so sick could hardly valk. Decided to get to American doctor After most miserable trip I ever had, arrived at Dunkirk, went straight to bed and sent for doctor who) said I had kidney stone, a very bad cold and rheumatism combined. "The pain in my side was getting unbearable so he gave me some dope and put me to sleep.

This was a Merry Xmas 1 don't think so. I wished 14 million times my little wife was here. In fact, leant think of anything else." World War II Jan. 24, 1944 Dante Nigro, an artilleryman from Medford, writes in his diary of the destruction of Anzio on the coast of Italy, one of the invasion points for American forces: never be rescued. Jim came face to face with Edmund, as they each considered their next move.

Carmen befriended an unsuspecting Drew, who confronted Michelle about Ben's death. Olivia and Josh grew closer, while Reva feared that her marriage was unsalvageable. Blake moved in with Holly and Ross. Coming: A surprising admission from Pilar. ONE LIFE TO LIVE: Max appeared fine when he woke from his coma, but later began to display some bizarre behavior, which led to the conclusion that he may have a neurological disorder.

Skye obtained the adoption certificate and was shocked to learn the identity of the true Buchanan heir. R.J. and Cristian disarmed the gunman at the diner, who turned out to be Sophia's brother. Bo arrested Kevin after he saw him assault a co-worker. Sam's calls and meetings with several strange women troubled Nora.

Coming: Will considers an offer from Dorian. PASSIONS: Gwen showed up at the cabin to find Ethan asleep with his arm around Theresa. Gwen stormed out and later arrived at Theresa's home, labeling her a gold digger. Luis and Sheridan tracked Martin Fitzgerald to an auto body shop in New Mexico, but Martin fled after receiving an urgent call from Julian. As Luis and Sheridan headed for Fitzgerald's cabin, they were caught in a mudslide, which left Sheridan gravely ill.

As Charity remembered more of her past with Miguel, Sam became suspicious of Tabitha. Coming: Theresa tries to keep her obsession a secret. PORT CHARLES: Scott was devastated when the DNA analysis indicated that he really is D.V.'s son! Lee admitted to Scott that it could be the case, and Scott confessed all to Lucy. Kevin found the proof he needed to trap the cop who had set up Scott, while Eve unknowingly put herself in a dangerous position with the rogue police officer. Rachel decided to find out more about Chris' affair with Nicole Devlin.

Courtney and Frank shared a close moment upon learning that her unborn child is a match for Neil. Coming: Nicole returns to Port Charles. SUNSET BEACH: The social worker hired by Caitlin arrived just in time to see a drunken Olivia. Caitlin enlisted Sean's aid to help her take Trey away from Olivia. Emily said goodbye to Sean after telling him about Amy's plan to become a nun, while Amy rushed to find Sean after learning he had left town.

Ricardo asked Gabi to check out a time-share vacation spot and urged her to take along Antonio. Casey tried to appeal to Ben, not realizing that he was talking to Derek. Coming: Michael appeals to Vanessa. YOUNG AND RESTLESS: Following her lovemaking with Brad, Nikki felt guilt-ridden but still responded to Brad's kiss as she left the Lodge. Furious over his father's cancellation of the press conference announcing his appointment to the board, Nick flew to the New Mexico medical clinic and demanded that Ramona tell him where Victor is.

Callie was overjoyed when Malcolm proposed, and accepted. Meanwhile, Neil found Olivia lying on the floor of her apartment and called the paramedics, who rushed her to the hospital. Ashley learned that Diane had Victor's sperm deposit moved to storage at her place. Tricia lied to Ryan after she canceled her gynecologist appointment. Coming: Billy is faced with competition for Mac.

By Toby Goldstein Northwestern Wire Services On-air summaries for Nov. 29 to Dec. 3. ALL MY CHILDREN: Scott blasted Greenlee for lying to Becca and told her to stay away from him. As Scott apologized to Becca for his behavior, Greenlee seduced Ryan, who was vulnerable due to his own romantic despair.

Palmer planned to frame Leo for Vanessa's murder, but as the gunman prepared to fire, Leo collapsed, prompting Vanessa to order David to help his brother! Palmer was wounded as he attempted to protect Vanessa, and later begged her forgiveness. Adam was relieved when Liza discovered him in the safe room and begged her to let him out. Later, Jake was thrilled to learn that Liza intended to divorce Adam. Coming: Tina asks Mateo for help. AS THE WORLD TURNS: Jake and Julia met Isaac, the mysterious man who may hold all the answers concerning Alec.

Margo intended to keep Tom in the dark as her trial date neared, but was sabotaged when Emily gave him an important piece of evidence. Barbara and Carly were unaware that their would lead them into direct conflict. John challenged Camille's priorities. Holden came up with an idea that would change many lives, as he and Molly received a piece of good news. Coming: Margo seeks a way to win.

BOLD AND BEAUTIFUL: Following Taylor's advice, Brooke tried to mend fences with Stephanie. However, a suspicious Stephanie demanded to know what Brooke really wants. Fed up with being blamed for his mother's condition, Thome accused Ridge and Eric of being responsible for her current physical state, thanks to their prior relationships with Brooke. Kim-berly told Rick that she knows Amber has been lying to him, but could give him no proof. Realizing that they need to stop Kimberly, Tawny locked Kim in a room and threatened her.

Coming: Brooke tries to force Thome's hand. DAYS OF OUR LIVES: Nancy admitted to Mrs. Rush that she had a baby while still in college, and gave up the child for adoption. As Nancy wrestled with the thought of meeting her daughter, Craig wondered why his wife would lie to him about her reason for leaving town. Despite Victor's declaration that he's grateful to Vivian but loves Kate, Vivian arranged a big homecoming for Victor that ended with him asking her to stay.

Nicole insisted that Lucas prove he trusts her by offering Eric a job. Eric accepted, news that secretly thrilled Nicole. Coming: Greta reels from "Hope's" admission. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Mac arrested Helena, who informed Laura that Stefan had poisoned her. After sharing a kiss with Jason, Carly saw him in a close moment with Liz and misinterpreted their friendship for something else.

Carly and Sonny's mutual pain led them to a night of intimacy. Jason realized what had happened and refused to listen to Sonny's explanation, while A.J. thought his wife had betrayed him with Jason. Hannah was taken off Sonny's case and the Roy was assigned by the FBI to bring Sonny down. Luke became increasingly suspicious about Felicia's research trip.

Coming: Bobbie asks Jerry to leave, GUIDING LIGHT: As Alan and Harley searched for the missing plane, Beth and Phillip were caught in an avalanche and feared they would THIS PHOTO of Dante Nigro, a WWII artilleryman from Medford, was taken in August 1943 while he was serving in Sicily. The photo is part of the diaries that Nigro kept during the United States' campaign in Italy. Below, Nigro's WWII diaries are shown along with his 1943 US Army road map of Sicily in this 1999 photo. Nigro returned home from the war and lived until 1997. THE FRIENDS OF THEATRIX PRESENTS THE HOLIDAY CLASSIC IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Artistic ft Musical Direction by James Hit December 8-9-10 11 1999 8:00 p.m.

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Lizards and rats run around the walls and floors at night In the afternoon, if things aren 't too busy, the doctors play volleyball The girls played one night "ftoi mi; mammaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmMmmmmmR From a distance the two towns were beailtiful. One was Nettuno, the Kaukauna Cheese Holiday Warehouse Sale other Anzio At 10 a.m. we started to tint irtfi TrMyi nicrnnna kiiiij I .1 I May 25, 1969 "Had a mortar attack a week ago. All four mortars landed in the water. Haven't had any action since.

Thank heavens. However, one of the guys that came over with me killed already. He was a helicopter pilot. He called me about four evenings ago and wanted me to come over to their club But that night 1 went to MPs' (military police) movie instead." June 4, 1969 "Start nights tomorrow so don't have to get up early tomorrow. Nice thought.

Still very quiet around here. Haven 't gotten mortared for a couple of weeks now Four days later, shrapnel from a North Vietnamese rocket killed Sharon Lane. At 25, she became the first woman killed by hostile fire in Vietnam. hint rivilinn wni nnvwhprp In hp "Left Anzio around 11:30 a.m., Dicky Krepps writes: "Well, the war isn't over yet. What are the papers saying back there? I heard they have been saying it's over Dicky Krepps died while a prisoner of war.

Vietnam War May 19, 1969 Sharon Lane of Zanesville, Ohio, a member of the U.S. Army Nurse Corps, writes home from the 312th Evac Hospital in Chu Lai, Vietnam: A belated happy Mother's Day. 1 Book Signing r- 1 1 xL 1 A don't let me die Somewhere south of the Naktong River, my tank was hit; and the crew abandoned it and hitched a ride with another tank. Everywhere were bodies of American soldiers, twisted in burning vehicles on the side of the road and scattered in ditches. At age 19, Vincent Krepps was awarded the Silver Star for "gallantry in action." He survived the war and lives today in retirement in Towson, Md.

Nov. 11, 1950 In his last letter home, brother pulled into a temporary area and had chow. While there, the Luftwaffe (German air force) came over and bombed the town and harbor. Black Dec. I'm.

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