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TV LISTINGS Gerald F Page 4 Colby Free Press Friday, May 26, 2006 Family Deaths Student Gerald F. Meitl TV LISTINGS Gerald F. Meitl, 83, of Dresden, Kansas City, Mo. and Cindy Starks chosen for died Wednesday, May 24, 2006, at and husband Edward of Helena, his farm. Mr. Meitl was born March Mont.; three brothers, Father Roger K-State event sponsored by the COLBY FREE PRESS 25, 1923, in Decatur County to John Meitl of St. Francis, Walter Meitl and Bertha Meitl. and wife Rosella of Oberlin and Luke Goudy, a student at He was raised on a farm near Harold Meitl and wife Janice of Brewster High School, was se- Dresden and educated in Leoville Green Valley, Ariz.; one sister, lected to participate in the Kansas SUNDAY MAY 28 schools, graduating in 1940. He Jackie Kennedy; and 13 grandchil- State University College of Engi- also served in the military. dren. neering Science and Summer Insti- He married Lois Neff June 6, Services will be at 10:30 a.m. tute May 29-June 2. 6 AM 6:30 7 AM 7:30 8 AM 8:30 9 AM 9:30 10 AM 10:30 11 AM 11:30 1951, in Selden. He was a farmer Tuesday at Immaculate Conception Goudy will have the chance to KLBY/ABC In Touch Conviction Good Morning This Week-George Hour of Power (CC) The Coral Ridge Indianapolis 500 learn about engineering, physics, H h vs. Condemnation America (CC) Stephanopoulos Hour In Memoriam Pre-Race (Live) and member of Immaculate Con- Church in Leoville with Father KSNK/NBC Rebecca Paid Today (CC) Meet the Press Paid Paid Your Paid Jeop- Golf ception Catholic Church and Roger Meitl officiating. Burial will chemistry, biology and math. L j Gdn Program (CC) Program Program Bible Program ardy! Knights of Columbus in Leoville. be at Mount Calvary Cemetery in The university faculty will offer KBSL/CBS Paid Messiah Lazy- Go CBS News Sunday Morning Face the Backyar- Dora the Paid F1 various lectures and labs in an ef- 1< NX Program Baptist Town Diego (CC) Nation digans Explorer Program Racing Mr. Meitl is survived by his wife, Leoville. K15CG Euro. Wealth- Jakers!- Ribert & Ribert & Cyber- Arthur Maya & Post- Busi- Health To the Lois Meitl of Dresden; three sons, Visitation will be 8 a.m.-4 p.m. fort to illustrate the challenges and d Journal Track Winks Robert’s Robert’s chase (EI) Miguel cards ness Sense Contrary Steven Meitl and wife Marlene of Monday at Pauls Funeral Home in problems of the 21st century. ESPN Sports- SportsCenter (CC) NBA Sports- Outside Sports SportsCenter (Live) (CC) Baseball McCook, Neb., Tim Meitl and wife Oberlin then 5-8 p.m. at the church The program is designed to aid O_ Center Matchup Center Lines Reportrs Tonight the student in determining their in- USA Paid Paid Paid Paid Movie: The Foreigner TZ (2003, Action) PGA Tour Sunday Monk Monk Alice of Lebanon, Neb. and Brice and Tuesday from 8 a.m. until ser- P^ Program Program Program Program Steven Seagal, Harry Van Gorkum. (CC) (Live) (CC) suspects a dentist. terests in college and beyond. Meitl and wife Darci of Oberlin; vice time at the church. TBS Movie: Pay It Forward TTZ (2000, Drama) A Movie: Sister Act TT (1992, Comedy) Movie: You’ve Got Mail TTZ five daughters, Joan Meitl and hus- A vigil service will be at 7 p.m. While at K-State, the students will P_ classroom assignment inspires a boy to help others. (PA) Whoopi Goldberg. (CC) (1998) Tom Hanks. (CC) band Jeff Franklin of Boise, Idaho, Monday at the church in Leoville. design a balsa structure in a team WGN Chang- Paid Key of Paid Feed the Paid Paid Paid Hillbil- Hillbil- America’s Funniest environment and will test the Pa ing Program David Program Children Program Program Program lies lies Home Videos (CC) Ann Johnson of Lenexa, Nancy Memorials are suggested to the TNT (5:00) Movie: The Patriot TTT (2000, Movie: Twister (1996) Storm chasers race Movie: Atomic Twister TTZ (2002, Bassett and husband Brad of Salina, Gerald Meitl Memorial Fund, to be strength/loading using engineering QW War) Mel Gibson. (CC) (DVS) to test a new tornado-monitoring device. Suspense) Sharon Lawrence. (CC) (DVS) laboratory equipment. DSC Paid Paid Paid Paid The Honeymen Pigs, Planes and Fat Fiancees (N) Tribal Challenge Gail Shields and husband Todd of established at a later date. QY Program Program Program Program Tribe (CC) the Price of Brides (N) A&E Murder, She Wrote Breakfast With the Arts Gomez. (CC) Airline Movie: Batman Returns TTZ (1992) The Catwoman Q^ The Classic Murder (CC) and the Penguin join forces against Batman. (CC) Winona celebrates moms, graduations HIST Airships: Ships of History’s Histo- Decoding the Past Movie: Glory TTTT (1989) Col. Shaw trains, leads an The 54th Q_ Dreams (Part 2 of 3) Busi- ryCTR (CC) all-black Civil War regiment. Matthew Broderick. (CC) Mass. In some cases Sunday, May 14 Koch Arena Saturday, May 13. NICK Grown OddPar- Jimmy Jimmy Spon- Spon- OddPar- OddPar- The X’s Danny Danny Cats- Jean Rl Up ents Neutron Neutron geBob geBob ents ents (CC) Phantom Phantom cratch was mom’s day off. In others it was Cameron graduated in the top three DISN JoJo’s Higgly- Ein- Doodle- Mickey Charlie The Lilo & Lilo & Buzz- Ameri- Emperor just another day. Lowe of his class. R] Circus town steins bops Mouse & Lola Wiggles Stitch Stitch Maggie can Drgn New Mother’s Day was special for Following graduation an honor- FAM Digimon- Dragon Spider- Kong- Power Power Power Power Power Power Full Full Darline Stramel because her sons, ary dinner was held at the Rolling R_ Digital Booster Man Series Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers Rangers House House •Winona HALL The World of Faith Movie: In a Class of His Own (1999, Naomi’s New Mass From Notre Rawhide Incident of Tyler Stramel and Tony Stramel, Correspondent Hills Country Club. Among the SW and Values Drama) Lou Diamond Phillips. (CC) Morning (N) Dame the Four Horsemen and their families took her out for guests were Cameron and Jessica dinner. Koster, Joel Koster, Art and Pat Terry Shelton of Denver came to Chapel and had lunch together. Sa- Koster, Lucille Bruns, Jessica’s Russell Springs to spend Saturday rah returned to Hays Sunday. parents, Gary and Kerrie Tonn, and SUNDAY MAY 28 and Sunday with his mother, Judy Gfeller spent Mother’s Day grandmother, Marge Swengel. A Gertrude Shelton. His father, weekend with her daughter, Staci, reception for Cameron was held on Gerald Shelton, also enjoyed the and family in Marion. Kyle and Eric Sunday at the home of Gary and 12 PM 12:30 1 PM 1:30 2 PM 2:30 3 PM 3:30 4 PM 4:30 5 PM 5:30 Gfeller accompanied her. It was a KLBY/ABC IndyCar Racing: Indianapolis 500. From Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Paid Paid Paid Paid News time with their son. Kerrie Tonn in Hutchinson. H h Indianapolis. (Live) (CC) Program Program Program Program (CC) Bette Haverfield’s special fun weekend for cousins Kirsten, Roger and Marge Ausmus had KSNK/NBC (11:30) Golf: Senior PGA Championship -- Final Arena Football: Divisional Playoff -- Teams TBA. News NBC Mother’s Day guests were Luke Kourtney, Kyle, and Eric. On lunch on Mother’s Day in Colby L j Round. From Edmond, Okla. (Live) (CC) (Live) (CC) News Parkhurst and son Mark James of Mother’s Day Judy’s sister and her with Lawrence and Louise Denning KBSL/CBS (11:30) Formula One Racing: Memo- PGA Golf: FedEx St. Jude Classic -- Final Round. From CBS News 1< NX Grand Prix of Monaco. (CC) rial Prev. Memphis, Tenn. (Live) (CC) News (CC) Kerrville, Texas. They spent several husband, Wally and Ida Robb, of Sharon Springs and Larry and K15CG On the McLaug- McLaug- Religion- Classic Gospel Healthy Steves Sewing- Beads, Ances- Boom- days with Larry and Bette joined them at the home of Andy Michele Werth and boys of d Record hlin hlin Ethics (CC) Body Europe Nancy Baubles tors (CC) ers!-Life Haverfield. and Staci Hansen and girls for a Brewster. ESPN College Softball: NCAA Super Regional -- Teams TBA. (Live) (CC) SportsCenter (Live) LaVonne Baxter spent Mother’s barbecue. O_ (CC) USA Movie: Half Past Dead T (2002, Action) Movie: Foreigner 2: Black Dawn (2005) A Movie: Into the Sun (2005, Action) A Day in Garden City with her daugh- Lucille Bruns spent Mother’s P^ Steven Seagal, Morris Chestnut. (CC) CIA agent must prevent a terrorist plot. former CIA agent searches for assassins. ter, Karen, and granddaughters, Jas- Day weekend in Wichita and Markets TBS (10:30) Movie: MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. Wrigley Field. World’s Funniest Movie: My Best mine and Linda. Hutchinson with her grandsons, P_ You’ve Got Mail (Live) (CC) Wedding Outtakes Friend’s Wedding Quotes as of close of WGN HomeTeam (CC) MLB Baseball: Atlanta Braves at Chicago Cubs. Wrigley Field. Tenth Home America’s Funniest Erma Latham enjoyed having Joel and Cameron Koster. Art and Pa (Live) (CC) Inning Videos Home Videos (CC) previous business day Brad, Linda, and Ashley Latham, Pat Koster were also guests of TNT Movie: Romeo Must Die TTZ (2000) Asian and Movie: Cradle 2 the Grave TT (2003, Movie: Out of Time TTZ Brian and Dorothy Latham, and Cameron and Joel. Art and Pat at- Hi-Plains Co-op QW black gangsters vie for control of prime property. Jet Li. Action) Jet Li, DMX. (CC) (2003) Denzel Washington. Mark and Pam Lewallen come and tended a pre-graduation ceremony Wheat $4.68 DSC MythBusters Cell Extreme Extreme Mega Machines MythBusters MythBusters Steel Corn $2.25 QY phone interference.
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