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10 Scranton Tribune, Monday, November 30, 1987 Messiah performance on Sunday lr i Ka 1- tT-4 YOU begins early morning newscasts today started broadcasting with stints as a reporter for WREO Radio, Youngstown, and disc jockey and sports play-by-play reporter at WMGW Radio, Meadville. He received a bachelor's degree from Allegheny College. He is a member and past president of the Lackawanna County Audubon Society and board member of the Northeast Pennsylvania Environmental Council. As the sports anchor for News 22 Daybreak, Galeti will sum-up the nights games and review the upcoming day's sports action. He was news director for WBWC Radio at Baldin Wallace College, Berea, Ohio, prior to joining WYOU.

With the addition of News 22 Daybreak," WYOU will air five live weekday newscasts. Derry began his career with Channel! 22 in 1971 as news anchor, and most recently has been News 22s weathercaster and environmental reporter. He had been a legislative reporter and news anchor for WTOL-TV in Toledo, Ohio prior to coming to Channel 22 and prior to that was news anchor at WKBN-TV, Youngstown, Ohio. He Starting today at 6:30 a.m., WYOU Television, Channel 22, will air a new early morning newscast, News 22 Daybreak featuring Joan Murray as anchor, Derry Bird forecasting the weather and Chuck Galeti reporting sports. Murray has been the anchor and a reporter for.

News 22s early morning news inserts during much of the past year. She came to WYOU from WSEE-TV, Erie, where she began as morning anchor- reporter. She eventually became the weekend anchor- reporter. She also was morning anchor for WTSX Radio AM- FM in Port Jervis, N.Y. before moving to Erie.

A graduate with a bachelor's degree in communications-English from Rutgers College in New Jersey, she also work ih radio news in Carlisleel and Lewistown. Bird will report weather and crucial Snowsearch 22 reports on cancellations, school closings and road conditions for News 22 Daybreak. He will also report weather every 20 minutes throughout weekday mornings. Comics, sci-fi convention here Saturday proximately 1:30 p.m., with three catagories and a limit of two entries per person. and prizes.

Dealers will be selling old and new comics, science fiction books, baseball cards, and other items. The public is invited to browse, trade, or sell. Admission is $3. Jubilee Enterprises will hold a Comic Book and Science Fiction Convention on Saturday at the Masonic Temple, 420 Washington from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

During the convention, four door prize drawings will be held and movies will be shown all day of comic book characters. An art contest will held at ap Also, a Spin the Wheel of Supoer Heroes" will be available for spectators to win cash The Scrantonlan-Trlbune CLASSIFIEDS A Bargain-Hunter's Paradise i The Robert Dale Chorale will perform composer G.F. Han dels famous Messiah on Sunday at 3 p.m. at St. LUkes Episcopal Church, 232 Wyoming Ave.

the direction of conductor Robert D. Herrema, the popular chorale group will feature soloists and a chamber orchestra. Tickets are available by calling the RDC office at 586 .6471, at the Lucan Center or at the door. Admission is $8 for adults and $4 for students. Winners of Bozo Awards announced HOLLYWOOD (UPI) What do Ferdinand and Imelda Marcos, Joan Collins and Dan Rather have in common? They and a host of other public, figures were bestowed with the 1987 Bozo Awards by Bozo the Clown.

The Marcoses won the 5th annual Bozo Award for life time achievement for display-' ing unrelenting Bozo-osity since arriving in the United States in February 1986 following their ouster as the first couple of the Philippines. Able to plot more fictional scenarios than Agatha Christie, these two masters prove the adage that two hands in the till are better than one, said Larry Harmon, televisions original Bozo the Clown. The show business category award went to Collins for her continuing and very public divorce from hubby No. 4, Peter Holm. in the journalism category, CBS Evening News' anchor Rather came out as top Bozo for walking off his news set in a huff when the recent tennis playoffs, preceding his newscast, ran overtime, Harmon said.

Sen. Joseph Biden won the. award in public Jim and Tammy Bakker re ceived a newsmaker Bozo award for the scandal that toppled them from the leadership of their television ministry and subsequent revelations about their financial dealings and his tryst with Jessica Hahn. Gary Hart, Donna Rice and Hahn shared the Bozo award in the funster category. Hart, a Bozo recipient in 1984, showed us that indulging in minute Rice can cause political indi-: gestion, Harmon said.

The sports award was shared by New York Yankees manager Billy Martin and the teams owner, George Steinbrenner, for being coupled more times than Zsa Zsa Gabor. And, finally, USAir took the business award for logging the worst on-time record of any domestic airline. Wilkes Chorus concert Tuesday The Wilkes College Chorus will hold a concert Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church, South Franklin Street, Wilkes-Barre. The chorus, under the direction of John Vaida, will perform Bachs Mass in Major" and Benjamin Brittens "Rejoice in the Lamb.

Jerome Champbell, chairman of the Wilkes Department of Music, organized an orchestra that will, with organist Mark Laubach, provide accompaniment. Wilkes music students Pam Yagiello, Frances McMullen, Andrew Garcia, Ed Havrilla, Doug Takacs, Beth Plewniak, and Karen Bradbury will be featured soloists. The concert is free and the public is welcome. For more information, contact the Wilkes Music Department at 824-4651, extension 355. Chuck Galeti Joan Murray WK.

OF 113087 STEVEN B. EISNER ANNOUNCES THE RELOCA TION HIS PRACTICE TO TIIE MEDICAL ARTS BLDG. 327 II. WASHINGTON SCR. NOVEMBER 30, 1987 (SPECIALIZING IN CARDIOLOGY ENDOCRINOLOGY) TODAY'S LETTERS 'mk Da CHRISTMAS IS FOR BOWLERS! Visit the Pro Shops at Idle Hour Lanes South Side Bowl to see our complete selection of bowling balls, bags, shoes and gloves.

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The performace will feature theme stongs from favorite television shows from the past and present. The audience will also be asked to participate in a TV trivia quiz, with prizes to be awarded. A surprise guest will also make an appearance. Admission is $2, or .50 for students with I.D. Cherly Y.

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